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Following in the tradition of the Photo 365 and Photo-a-Day Challenge, artists can create their own Sketch-a-Day Challenge to improve art skills, improve their creativity and share with others.
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The Photo-a-Day Challenge, also known as a Photo 365, was created by photographers to improve their skills and to share what they have learned with others in the photography community. Artists can borrow this idea to improve their art skills by starting a Sketch-a-Day Challenge for themselves. Even better, you can encourage your art group, either online or off, to join you. Here's how to get started on the challenge and how to find something to sketch for 365 days.
There are a few items an artist will need to set up a successful sketching challenge. The most important tool, of course, is a sketchbook. Here are some tips:
Next, you will need a blog to share the sketches. This isn't mandatory, but it does help to motivate an artist if there is an audience waiting for the next sketch to appear. You can get afree blog at Blogger.com, WordPress.com or Yovia.com. You will also need a scanner or digital camera to upload the sketches to the blog in digital form.
Last, but not least, you will need a sketching medium. It is best to choose a primary medium that is easy to carry, store and use, such as colored pencils, pens or graphite pencils. A collection of other mediums is also a good idea since switching mediums can induce creativity.
Without a steady stream of ideas, it can be easy for an artist to give up on a sketching challenge after just a few weeks. Use these tips for brainstorming sketching ideas and building your creativity:
Try the 365 challenge in 2014 and you will reap the benefitsbefore the new year. After this challenge is over, not only will you have a lot of new drawing and painting ideas, you will also have honed artistic skills and the great feeling of accomplishment. Not to mention, you will have a new way to boost your creative spirit.
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Depending on your financial situation, you may be looking at the fact that sales are getting larger by the minute as a gift or a curse. The Matches sale is the largest yet, although I'm sure they'll be a bigger one next week. To accommodate its size, I've decided to focus on a designer at a time – this post will focus on Phillip Lim. Check after the jump for info on these items.
Men A La Mode summer sale
With most sales selling out within hours these days, it's refreshing to see that the Men a la mode sale still has stock an entire week after it started. There's so many pieces on sale, you'll probably be suffering from 'embarrassment of riches' syndrome. I just made that syndrome, but I bet someone out there has it.
Rykiel Homme grey jeans
Seeing as Rykiel Homme is closing down, their clothes will make the transition from good piece to collector's item. Before that transition is made, a lot of it goes on sale. This brings us to these Rykiel Homme jeans.
Asos Ltd 100 Sheepskin Drape Coat
The ASOS ltd 100 collection, their collaboration with designers from London College of Fashion, has been available online since June 16th and most of it has been bought already. Out of the pieces left, the best has to be this Sheepskin drape coat.
When We Were Casuals – for all your Fila, Reebok and, um, deerstalker needs
Now this is something you can be fairly sure nobody else in the pub will be sporting.
American Apparel is now selling vibrators
By now we've all heard about Dov Charney's 'exotic' style of business management, so this shouldn't really come as a surprise – but, alongside the lamé gold leggings and see-through leotards, you'll soon be able to pick up vibrators at your local American Apparel store.
UniverCity jacket – part of Kanye's Pastelle line?
Kanye West has been spotted out in another piece of customised finery, this time a 'UniverCity' college jacket I suppose inspired by his educationally thematic album titles, complete with Murakami-illustrated bear motif on the back.
Several splashes of colour
I've gone on about the splash of colour trend in drips and draps for a good while now and I've finally found someone who likes it even more than I do. Men's Vogue writer Amanda Brooks features a large selection of men past and present who have worked the colourful look. It even features a pre-ugly jumper Bill Cosby looking rather suave in a yellow turtleneck.
Barack Obama Sons of Liberty t-shirt
When you look at Gordon Brown's face you realise there hasn't been a politician as t-shirt friendly as Barack Obama in a long while. Add his vague slogans about change, which lend themselves well to t shirt captions and you have a prime candidate for an ironic t-shirt. Sons of Liberty were one of the quickest off the mark with this Back to the Future inspired top.
Lessons from Big Brother 9: how not to wear a suit
With Big Brother set to take over many people's lives (in the UK) I thought it only fair that I start judging the male housemates style. I had planned to focus on everyone, but Luke really stood out from the crowd.
Brandish Special: Men of Mumbai
In these let few days I have seen a harsh and gripping poverty but also a vibrancy and pride that made for some great sights. This feature is dedicated to the attitude of those dealing with the harsh reality of life. Prepare for home-made man bags, children challenging fashion rules and prints that wouldn't look out of place on a Burberry runway. There is no insensitivity intended here but an appreciation for the contagious positivity so inspirationally radiated by these young Men of Mumbai.
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This is another of those 'who is actually buying these?' items that are so bizarre they deserve another look. Apparently there's a large number of men who feel their derriere is inadequate. That's prompted Canadian company Bottom's Up to make padded underwear that boosts your appearance at the back and front.
Sample sale alert!
I have some good news and bad news. The bad news is that the first Valentino sample sale finished yesterday. The good news is that the Secret Sample sale is still on and doesn't finish until Saturday. They also feature everyone from Vivienne Westwood to Marc Jacobs and all at the usual sample sale discounts of up to 80%.
Trendwatch: Old trends die hard
Remember that T-shirt trend we featured a good while back? It went from Band members to trainers to TV shows (Although no one took me up on my WIre offer) and now they've started featuring song lyrics. If you've ever wanted to show your appreciation for Andre 3000 and Big Boi in t-shirt form, this Rocksmith tee is the way to do it.
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Famous model/serial WAG Danielle Lloyd has been pictured out with one of the Gladiators on their way to tacky nightclub Faces (which I live a stones throw away from, I'll have you know). I originally tried to ignore this but this picture is so horrific I had to share it with you all.
Is pink one of the colours of the season?
In the London paper today, they've stated that silvery grey is the colour of the season. I doubt it will be, due to grey shirts showing sweat more prominently than other colours but that's not my main steak with this article. More problematic is the colour they're teaming it up with – pink. Back when men started wearing pink, it was a statement of a softer side, the kind of man who cries watching Sex and the City before going back to chop some wood and crush a beer can on his forehead.
How tight is too tight?
Victoria Beckham would not approve of this new trend. Apparently fans of Mustang skinline jeans (a brand that makes Cheap Monday jeans look baggy) are filming themselves in their skin tight jeans and posting it on youtube. I'm not sure whether this is a hoax, fetish or trend – but for argument's sake let's call it the latter.
Top 20 Cannes fashion moments
Men.Style.com has a retrospective of its top 20 Cannes fashion moments. Most of the fashion moments come from the 60's and 70's, the 80's has two looks, the 90's has three and the noughties only get one, that being Brad Pitt's Tom Ford suit.
Yoko Devereaux SupermarketHQ sale
Sometimes a bargain is too good to pass on, regardless of what season the clothing's designed for. This Yoko Devereaux double breasted cardigan is currently going for $32, which is 75% off the retail price. Other bargains are this trench coat for $49 and this Queen print shirt for $17.
Brandish Poll: High-Waisted Jeans
What a surreal start to the week- trawling Topman for a Monday Morning boost, I was hoping for a few print t-shirts but instead discovered the horror of the new 'Premium High Waist Slim Jeans.' Yes, that's right; after drop-crotch and MC Hammer (I don't actually want to touch this) denim, we are being given the chance to try out the latest jean trend. The high waist has failed to get women on side à la skinny jeans simply because they are impossible to wear. In indigo, 100% cotton and selling for £45, I am left wondering if it is really worth the risk. What do you think?
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Hassan vetoes bill to form end-of-life study committee
July 12. 2013 8:39PM
CONCORD — Gov. Maggie Hassan on Friday issued her first veto of her term, rejecting as unnecessary legislation that created a committee to study "end of life decisions."
House Bill 403 was passed by the House 212-140 in February and by the Senate on a voice vote in May. But Hassan cited existing statute and a new bill she signed into law regarding "advance directive" life-sustaining treatment in her veto message.
She said, "With any discussion of the complex and emotional issues related to end-of-life decisions, our focus must always be first and foremost on helping all of those in our society to fully live their lives with the dignity that they deserve.
"In New Hampshire, we have approached these issues very seriously and thoughtfully, always seeking to include the input of those who understand these issues best: doctors, patients, advocates for the elderly and those who experience chronic conditions or disabilities, and the people of New Hampshire.
"This thoughtful process has already produced important laws, including New Hampshire's advance directive statute (RSA 137-J). In fact, I have just signed into law SB 170, which sought input from numerous stakeholders, ranging from the medical community, patients, advocates for the elderly and people who experience disabilities, the religious community, and many others, in order to clarify New Hampshire's advance directive statute.
"Therefore, I see no need for the study committee outlined by HB 403 and have vetoed the legislation," Hassan wrote.


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Broad Street Parkway delays worry Nashua mayorBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
June 25. 2013 11:00PM
NASHUA — Before approving two new contracts for the massive Broad Street Parkway project, the mayor raised concerns on Tuesday about the time-line of the roadway construction.
"My concern is that we've had a completion date of 2014 since we've started our work here," Mayor Donnalee Lozeau told the Board of Public Works after members were informed of a recent permit delay.
Although Lozeau, along with project managers, have met with representatives from the Federal Highway Administration to try to keep the project on track, Lozeau said her main concern is the dollar figure.
"Time is money," said Lozeau.
Sometimes a premium is paid to meet a specific deadline, she said, adding the objective is to keep costs low.
John Vancor, project manager, acknowledged the mayor's concerns, agreeing that it is an aggressive schedule to have construction completed by the end of 2014 as planned.
He suggested that project representatives take a step back and meet with the design engineer to take a fresh look at the schedule to make sure the city won't be losing money because of the quick turnaround.
The Board of Public Works was updated on several aspects of the Broad Street Parkway project on Tuesday, at which time Vancor stressed the importance of a stipulation placed in the previous memorandum of understanding to screen select areas of the Millyard for archaeological artifacts.
As a result, the board approved a nearly $62,000 contract with Hartgen Archaeological Associates Inc. of New York, to perform archaeological consulting services as related to the Nashua Manufacturing Historic District for the roadway project.
The board also approved a contract of up to $65,000 with Dennis Mires of Manchester to perform architectural design services within the same historic district.
The city is required to fulfill commitments to mitigate Broad Street Parkway impacts to the Nashua Manufacturing Historic District due to its historic and functional relationship with the complex, as identified by the New Hampshire Division of Historic Research.
The roadway design will require the removal of the far north section of what is known as Storehouse Two, which was built between 1851 and 1885. One of the two contracts is to develop construction plans for the removal and rehabilitation of a new north exterior wall at the historic structure.
There is also an 1896 Waste House, a small brick building with a brick foundation at the north end of the Millyard Canal, which lies in the path of the future parkway."
The Waste House lies in close proximity to the Canal, and it is considered likely that there are Canal-related archaeological deposits or features between the two," states a separate archaeological contract. "If present, the archaeological data could provide details about the original Canal construction in 1826, the 1907 Canal repair, the circa 1850 railroad and access bridge that at one time crossed the Canal at this location, and possibly, other construction and mill-related features."
By the end of the year, major construction of the parkway will be under way, with the first segment of roadway construction expected to begin this summer.
Hayner Swanson Inc. of Nashua, along with Fay, Spofford and Thorndike, are creating the engineering design for the Broad Street Parkway from the Broad Street/Blue Hill Avenue intersection to Pine Street/Central Street.
The ultimate goal of the project is to connect Broad Street to the downtown area by allowing motorists to bypass Amherst Street via another crossing of the Nashua River, possibly attracting more business and people to the Millyard Technology Park.
The Broad Street Parkway is currently the largest municipally managed project in New Hampshire, Lozeau said earlier.
The parkway is an $82 million road project, with a portion of that price tag being spent before it was approved by the city in 2008. The estimated cost to complete the roadway is about $68 million, with $37.5 million being paid by the city and the rest through federal funds.
Work continues in the effort to acquire the right-of-way needed for the parkway, which is being overseen by the New Hampshire Department of Transportation.
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Concord lawyer to plead guilty to Salem prostitution chargeBy JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspondent
March 24. 2013 8:11PM
BRENTWOOD - A Concord lawyer has agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor prostitution charge stemming from a visit to a Salem hotel room in June 2011.
Richard Mooney, 53, of Bow will plead guilty to a Class B misdemeanor charge of prostitution and pay a $1,000 fine, according to the terms of the deal.
Prosecutors will agree to drop a misdemeanor hindering apprehension charge for allegedly tipping off a prostitute that she was under surveillance by Salem police. Mooney is accused of calling the woman after he was pulled over by police on June 13, 2011.
The negotiated deal was struck roughly a month after Mooney tried to have his charges dismissed by a superior court judge.
Defense attorney Howard Roever argued in court papers that Salem police did not have enough legal justification to pull over Mooney after he left a Salem motel room that was under surveillance by police.
Assistant County Attorney Kirsten Wilson said in court papers that a Salem police detective observed Mooney slowly drive by a room being used by one of two prostitutes under surveillance by police.
Mooney then entered the room without any luggage and left about an hour later, according to Wilson.
Salem police then watched Mooney return to his car and drive off before pulling him over.
Mooney refused to speak with police after being pulled over in his car and identified by officers. But the prostitute, police said, told detectives that Mooney called her moments after his encounter with police officers to warn her that she was being watched by law enforcement.
The woman was given limited immunity in exchange for her sworn testimony, according to prosecutors. She was not charged in the case.
Wilson also argued that a judge should not consider Mooney's request to dismiss charges, suggesting it was untimely.
"These charges have been pending for approximately 21 months," she said in court papers. "Approximately six weeks before the most current date for jury selection, (Mooney) has raised a suppression issue for the first time."
Mooney is expected to enter his guilty plea on April 1 in Rockingham County Superior Court. He initially faced two Class A misdemeanors, which carries a penalty of up to a year in county jail and a $2,000 fine.


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6 Days in Amarpur Vacation Guide
A blend of vibrant colours and serene nature, ancient history and modern glamour, and the deep cultural roots that strive towards progress, Amarpur is one of the best places to vacation. With almost a week at your disposal, you can roam through its streets, feast on its traditional delicacies, and dive into its culture. With the world's best monuments ready to woo you, and the enchanting legends that find their origin here, be ready to be mesmerized by every small corner of the brilliant city of Amarpur.
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Six days is a long time to spend and with the wonderful, but slightly unpredictable weather of Amarpur, it is always recommended that you go prepared. So, dress according to the weather, carry some warm clothes for the evenings and elegant attire for some fine places that you may want to explore. In case you want to enjoy some adventure or sport activities, dress comfortably! Keep a tiny backpack with all your essentials like water bottle, meds, camera and all that you may need while you traverse through Amarpur. Any amount of time is less to experience the magic of Amarpur. Having said that, 6 days is enough to get a glimpse of the culture that is hidden beneath the "touristy" spots. Indulge in walking or biking tours, nature stays, restaurant hopping and other such offbeat activities. Keep your plan flexible and make the most of these days in Amarpur.
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. Deputies were dispatched to a rural address for suspicious activity. Someone had reported seeing headlights in the driveway at the residence and they believed the owners of the house were out of town. Upon arrival, a deputy observed a pickup truck parked in the driveway at the residence with the headlights and taillights on. As the two deputies approached the pickup on foot, they could hear loud music coming it and it appeared that a person was inside. It also appeared the truck was stuck in the snow. The deputies saw a hand over the center console and made several announcements for the subject to exit the vehicle, but the subject never acknowledged their presence. The two deputies approached the vehicle, and found that the doors were locked and the pickup was still in drive and the engine was running. The subject inside had his coat hood over his head, his arms crossed and was slumped over the center console and appeared to be sleeping. After several loud commands one of the deputies knocked on the side window, and the driver sat up and opened his door. There was a strong odor of alcohol coming from inside the vehicle. The driver was asked to get out and after several seconds he slowly stepped out of the truck. He then fell back into the vehicle, catching himself when he landed on the driver's seat. He was asked if there was any reason he was asleep in his truck and listening to music so loud. The male replied by saying "because I have been drinking." The deputy had to help the subject walk, and he kept asking why they were there and saying that it was private property and that they weren't allowed to be there. He also kept saying he was not a criminal and that the deputies needed to go and catch the real criminals. The subject stated he hadn't been drinking and driving; he had drank but a girl had taken him home. When asked what the girl's name was, he stated he didn't know but girls love him and one of them had taken him home. The male subject was charged with DUI.
. A deputy pulled over a vehicle traveling south on Hwy. 160 that had a brake light that was out. The female driver was recognized from previous contacts, and the deputy observed that she had arm and finger tremors. He also saw her purse sitting open on the car's passenger seat with a very large can of a particular brand of hair spray in it. The woman stated she was on her way to the casino. Dispatch advised that she was on probation, and the deputy asked her if she had used any drugs recently because of her physical symptoms. She admitted that she had smoked two bowls of methamphetamine 14 days ago at a friend's party because they were passing around a pipe. The woman didn't want the deputy to search the vehicle, saying that she was running late for getting to the casino. When the deputy walked back to the vehicle he observed that the woman's purse was still sitting in the passenger seat, but the hair spray can was no longer in it. He then observed that the can was now lying on the back passenger side floorboard of the vehicle. The deputy asked the woman about this and she denied that she had moved it. The deputy explained that he had seen this type of hide-a-can to hide illegal drugs and asked if she would allow him to look at the can. She stated she did not want him to. As the deputy was talking to her about her drug use and how it could ruin her body, she commented that there was drug paraphernalia in the can. The can was retrieved from the car, and the deputy unscrewed the bottom of it and observed a space in the can that contained several types of methamphetamine drug paraphernalia as well as a baggie and two bindles that contained meth. The woman was advised that she was under arrest, and stated, "That's not methamphetamine, that's cut." She also stated that the smaller bindle was meth and the rock in the baggie was meth and she had forgotten that she had them. After being arrested, the woman started crying and stated, "I really screwed myself." The deputy advised her there was no way she was going to get off meth if she couldn't admit to herself she had a problem. She stated that she understood.
. A deputy responded to a residence for a report of a stolen wallet. He spoke to a female reporting party, who stated that a few days earlier, a male subject came by to fix something in her residence. He stayed there approximately and hour and a half working. Shortly after he left she noticed her wallet was missing. She stated he was the only person in the residence and she did not see him take the wallet. In the wallet were her driver's license, a Medicare card, her commodities card, various local store cards, and a gift card. She also stated she had some cash in her wallet. A family member of the male subject lives on the property in another residence and the reporting party was concerned because he has been by to "visit" her quite often. The deputy walked over to the other residence to see if the subject was there. A young female opened the door and when asked if the subject was home she told the deputy that the last she knew, he was in Utah and she hasn't seen him for a while.
. Dispatch requested a deputy contact a man in regards to his debit card being stolen. The man told the deputy that the last time he had used his card was on Jan. 19 at three businesses, and he had then returned home. At approximately 7 p.m. a male acquaintance of his stopped by, and was with a woman only known to the reporting party by her first name, along with an unidentified male. The reporting party stated that he and his acquaintance had gone outside to help him get a vehicle unstuck, leaving the woman and the unidentified male inside the home. About an hour later, the three left the residence, and early the following morning, the reporting party found that his debit card was missing from his wallet, which had been left on his dining room table after he returned home the night before. The reporting party believes that the woman took his debit card from his wallet when he and his friend were outside. When asked if the woman would have known his PIN number, he stated that earlier in the week he had lent his food stamp card to the woman and advised her of the PIN so she could make a purchase with it; he advised the PIN's for both cards were the same. The deputy went to the man's bank and spoke with someone there who advised that there was activity on the debit card after 9 p.m. on the date the card was taken. He provided a print out showing 23 attempted transactions, with 13 of them being successful in taking money out of the victim's account for a total of $1,573.40. The bank authority also stated that the victim did have his debit card canceled. The print out does show dates, times and addresses where the card was used. The deputy followed up with each of the businesses to view video surveillance of who was using the card.
. A woman reported to Pretrial Services at the Sheriff's Alternative Sentencing Office. As she walked in, the deputy could smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage, and asked the woman if she had anything to drink. She stated it was mouth wash. She was asked again if she had anything to drink. She stated she had taken some cold medicine. She was asked to take an alcohol breath test and based on the BAC results, she was asked again if she had anything to drink. She stated she had taken cold medicine. She was informed that her BAC was too high to be caused by cold medicine. She said "Maybe there was something in my Dr. Pepper." Another deputy stepped out of his office and made the comment that he could smell the alcoholic beverage odor. The woman was informed that she was in violation of bail bonds and was handcuffed and placed in custody. She was turned over to the care and custody of jail detention staff. A warrant was served against her for Violation of Pretrial Services Order.
. Two deputies were at the casino and while walking through, observed a woman who was known to them and who they believed had a warrant out for her arrest. The woman made contact with one of the deputies, asking if he had seen her father. After the contact, dispatch advised deputies that the woman had a Class 4 Felony warrant for Theft by Receiving. She was placed her under arrest and was left in the care and custody of jail staff. She was booked on the a warrant for Theft by Receiving $1,000 to $20,000.


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It's about control: A shutdown point to ponder
October 07. 2013 4:28PM
If any good comes from the government shutdown, it should be this: A greater aversion to placing power in the hands of politicians.
Why is the Obama administration closing even private businesses that operate on federal land and blocking access to open-air memorials? Why does he refuse to accept bills that fund the National Parks Service, the National Institutes of Health and other agencies?
It is not only because the administration wants to use the shutdown to inflict as much pain as possible in the hope that people will become angrier at Republicans. The President is also trying to show how dependent Americans are on the government. He is putting his "you didn't build that" philosophy into practice. He'll show us just how dependent we are on Washington by forcing us to do without as many of its services as possible.
But we don't need to be this dependent on Washington politicians. Mount Vernon, George Washinton's home, is open. It is run by a private non-profit. NIH clinical trials are halted, but others continue. We have put politicians in charge of so many things that ought not to be controlled by politicians. And then we complain when we become subject to their whims.


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Eurozone crisis talks: too much bickering ?
The EU summit in July was supposed to contain the crisis but here we are three months on worrying about a default in Greece, but also the economies of Italy and Spain. Can leaders put their differences aside and really draw a line under the spiralling debt crisis?
With our guests :
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Sturgis tops White Pigeon
The Sturgis softball team swept visiting White Pigeon Thursday.
In the opener Sturgis picked up a 10-0 win.
Dominique Beach earned the win, tossing all five innings and allowing just one hit with 11 strikeouts.
Sturgis scored two in the second, three in the third, three in the fourth and two more in the fifth.
Courtney Lovelace had two RBI with a double, Beach also doubled and had an RBI while Larissa Ludwick added a double, triple and three runs driven in.
Cassie Bart singled, Megan Courtney singled and drove in two while Melissa Maestas and Meg Warner both had two singles.
The second game saw Sturgis pick up a 15-0 win.
The Lady Trojans plated nine in the first and six more in the second.
Beach earned the win, throwing the three innings and striking out five.
Ludwick and Beach both belted home runs with Beach added a double and five runs driven in for the game. Bart, Courtney and Maestas all had two hits while Warner had three RBI and a double.
Lovelace doubled and Sidney Rains drove in a run with a single.
Bronson sweeps
Bronson's softball team swept Athens on Thursday.
The opener saw the Lady Vikes win 6-1.
Skyler Sobeski struck out 13 over seven innings to get the victory.
Grace Pyles had a single, double and drove in two runs while Liz Baker added a single and a double.
Collecting singles were Kassidy Bystry, Kelsey Scheenks, Sobeski, Allie Smith and Kelsey Robinson.
In the second game Bronson coasted to a 10-0 win.
Lindsey Sikorski struck out seven over five innings.
Baker smashed a 3-run home run in the win while Lauren Cary and Pyles both had two singles and an RBI.
Scheenks and Bystry both had singles.
"We played well tonight," coach Becky Gray said. "Both pitchers did a great job of keeping their hitters off balance. Hitting wise we struggled a little but we are working hard to make adjustments. It was just nice to get some games in."
Colon-Mendon split
Colon and Mendon split a double header on the softball diamond Thursday.
In the opener Colon won 4-0. The Lady Magi scored all four runs in the top of the seventh inning.
Randee Smith took the loss for Mendon but had nine strikeouts.
Jenna Griffith and Rachel Frisbie collected hits fo the Lady Hornets.
Makayla Craun picked up the win for Colon with seven strikeouts.
Katie Denney belted a home run, added a single and two RBI while Craun, Marissa Taylor, Isabel Vigil and Coley Clemens all had base hits.
The second game saw Mendon earn a 4-3 win.
All four runs came in the third inning for Mendon. Colon added two late in the sixth inning, but it was not enough.
Casey Clementz earned the win for Mendon with three strikeouts.
Alexis Russel and Brooke Gabbard each had a single and a double while Shelby Harrison doubled.
Griffith, Danielle Parsons, Jackie Friel, Frisbie and Samantha McClimans all had base hits.
Craun had a two-run double while Taylor, Vigil and Clemens all singled.
Constantine splits
The Constantine softball team split with Olivet Thursday.
In the opener the Lady Falcons won 4-1, plating four runs in the sixth.
Heavin King picked up the win with nine strikeouts.
Offensively Jaycie Howard had a two-run double while Megan Rodewald added an RBI base hit.
Kelsey Potter had an RBI while Cait Burch and Rachel Corpe singled.
In the second game Olivet won 2-0.
Kayla Byers took the loss with four strikeouts in seven innings.
Rodewald had two base hits while Potter, Corpe and Cassie Wentela all had base hits.


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Ah, a brand-new ethnic slur. Got tired of using Paki?
Dont get me wrong, I'm all for stringing up, or locking up as the case may be, moslems and moslem sympathizers, but in this context it seems to come dangerously close to infringing on freedom of assembly. Now I know the UK doesn't hold these sacred rights in the same esteem we on this side of the pond do...but still this seems to be going a bit far.
I don't think it goes any further than freedom of speech not covering the act of yelling fire in a crowded theater when there is no fire. Given that large unrest among Muslim communities in Europe has led to violence in the past, someone that is calling for more violence can't be taken as an idle threat. The protester could have called for Muslims in the UK to boycott Danish products, only read those publications which refused to print the cartoons and other non-violent options to support their cause. If someone wants to move to and live in the West, they need to act like Westerners.
it essentially goes back to the idea that the mob can't think for itself and thus blame must be placed somewhere;
but the mob, ultimately, should be held accountable.
let's eradicate Islam itself, not the freedom of speech.
But mobs can't think for themselves. If they could, then Christ would have been released instead of Barabbas. What court can try a mob? Only individuals and corporations can be tried. A mob has no legal entity.
And what would be the point of freedom of speech in a world with no freedom of thought?
and when it becomes a revolution they all become traitors.
I have already admited that such an action would infringe upon the rights we hold most dear, but if we do not infringe upon them temporarily in order that we may solve the Islamic Problem, they may be lost to humanity forever.
"Revolutionaries" does not logically equal "Traitors" even when they employ violence. It's a matter of perspective- i.e. Freedom of Thought. If it were a logical equation, then your nation would be a nation of traitors to the British.
Defensive war is fine, but we can't logically conclude from this that "might make right", because if it did, then Islam has been right and the Great Church has been wrong for 500 years in Asia Minor.
And if you do infringe upon them temporarily, you will turn them into real martyrs. What you are suggesting is the same thing Nero, Diocletian et al suggested to manage the "Christian Problem" in their Empire. Like you are suggesting, it involved the demonization/dehumanisation of the followers of Christ (cannibals, traitors etc.) in order to permit any sort of violence against them. I don't think their tactic was very successful, do you? And in the process, the persecutors lost their own humanity.
Any attempt to curb freedom of though (temporaily or otherwise) is doomed to fail and backfire. The problem is that you want to have your cake and eat it too. You want a secular society, but one which bans people on the basis of their beliefs- a complete contradiction. You can ban those who actively try to destroy your society, but as long as there are practicing Muslims who are not trying to do that, but who contribute to the building of your society, it makes no sense to ban Islam. So if you want to eradicate Islam, your only choice is to permanently curb freedom of thought in your society....and what kind of society would that leave you with GiC?
but that's just how wars go.
but we cannot condemn those who fought to preserve the integrity of their government.
So it would seem that a religion can be eliminated by force and reduced to an irrelevant minority.
Of course, with that said, our Islamic Problem isn't so much an internal one, sure we have a few in this country but not too many, stopping Islamic immigration, prohibiting money transfers between external and internal Islamic groups, and a creative use of zoning codes to prevent mosques from being built might be enough to get the problem under control. Thus giving, the US at least, the luxury of solving the problem outside the borders of our state, unfettered by constitutional, legal, moral, and philosophical issues.
Case in point:Exactly what I am saying. Eliminate freedom of thought, speech and assembly, and the problem is solved.
I'm not suggesting it's an easy issue
That's all I wanted to get you to say.
I guess one can manipulate behaviour without limiting freedom of thought (like I just did); and the greatest testament to an enlightened people is to be able to do the same with those who seek to destroy them.
So, let the Islamist make all the public threats they want, most of us are taking an account of their misdeeds and waiting for the opportune time.
let's get at the heart of the matter, the problem is Islam, let's legislate directly against that, let's eradicate Islam itself, not the freedom of speech. Granted, even doing that is damaging to our enlightenment ideals, but some problems are so great, it's acceptable to get your hands dirty inorder to solve them.
You can, quite easily actually...it simpy requires state control (directly or indirectly) of the media. Give me control of the US media for a month, and I'd have moslems hanging from lamp posts in every major city. But this requires a measure of control of the media by the state and an aggressive approach to 'journalism.' Perhaps this would be a viable approach though I have reservations about such a policy, for once one gains this level of power it's unlikely they'll want to give it up. The more open approach I previously suggested may be the safer route...though the media still has a propaganda responsibility to keep the American people supportive of the war effort, but that can be done by simply downplaying significant events and casualities, nothing more agressive than the American media campaign waged during WWII...not quite the same as the German media campaign.
Sorry, but you would fail the mission if you did that. The mission is to manipulate behaviour without limiting freedom of thought. What you are proposing is manipulating the behaviour of one part of society in order to restrict the freedom of thought of another part of it. You've gone for a soft target (the hoi polloi) because you can't do mental battle with the harder target (the Islamic members of your society). Perhaps because they are more mentally agile than you?
trust me, I know this from first hand experience
If and when America decides to be more aggressive, it will be because someone has whipped the mob into a frenzy, not because people were carefully paying attention all along and biding their time. Of course, I would take the willful, bliss-seeking ignorance of the masses over the hate of Michael Savage any day.
I got nothing.
I forgot the maps
GiC is just following the precedent of his hero, the great and honorable President Abraham Lincoln - sometimes the constitution must be temporarily suspended in order to protect it.
Yah but then each state becomes its own source of power, and can become almost like its own country. So why not have a state of.....every state, instead of the United States....when they're not united by anything except for name. Just curious as to how you think that would work out....?
I was under the impression that Americans figured out rather early on (a couple generations before Lincoln) that the weak federal powers originally given to the U.S. government just wouldn't cut it in a ruthless world. Wasn't Lincoln more the heir of a changing system, rather than the primary architect?
And if the powers of the US gov't weren't enough, then what else was Lincoln suppost to do? Could he let the country go under just because a few states wanted to flex their muscles, etc. ?
Wasn't Lincoln more the heir of a changing system, rather than the primary architect?
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Stocks rose, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching a third straight record, as U.S. jobless claims dropped. The euro gained as the European Central Bank said the economy may stabilize this year while Japan's yen weakened to 95 per dollar for the first time since 2009.
The Dow rose 0.3% to 14,333.75 and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 0.2% at 3:14 p.m. in New York. Brazil's Bovespa extended its two-day rally to 5.1%, the most since August. The euro climbed 1.1% to $1.3111, rebounding from its 2013 low, while the yen weakened against all 16 major peers. Spain's 10-year bond yield fell 11 basis points to 4.89% as the nation sold debt. Natural gas jumped more than 3% to lead gains in commodities.
The S&P 500 climbed to within 1.4% of its 2007 record as jobless claims unexpectedly fell by 7,000 to 340,000 last week, bolstering optimism before tomorrow's monthly employment report. The ECB kept its benchmark interest rate at a record low today and President Mario Draghi said data suggests the economy will stabilize in the first half of this year.
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The boys basketball team started out the regular season with a great win at home and finished the regular season with a great win at home.
The team needs to improve a bit on what happens in the three months between the first and last games, but with a boatload of players coming back next year that is possible.
SJA Saints beat GHEC Mustangs 67-60
The boys basketball team started out the regular season with a great win at home and finished the regular season with a great win at home.
The team needs to improve a bit on what happens in the three months between the first and last games, but with a boatload of players coming back next year that is possible.
For now, the Saints closed out the 2012-2013 regular season with a satisfying 67-60 win over GHEC.
It was good to get a win for the seniors on parents night. Heck, it was good to get a win for everybody. The Saints finished the regular season 3-21.
But on Monday night, Saints were the better team on the floor and outplayed the competition.
In the first half the Saints took an early lead and built it up to an 11-4 score at the 13:45 mark on a nifty scoop shot by Zach Brandts.
The Mustangs came back with an 11-2 run and took a 15-13 lead. This type of run by an opponent had been an all too often experience suffered by the boys this year. Based on the season record it meant the Saints fell behind and didn't win.
Monday was different. The Saints hung tough, got back into the lead and pushed it back out to a 21-15 lead.
A driving layup by Ryan Menssen kept the Saints in the lead 25-21.
Menssen has developed into the Saint's third scoring option this year. He's a slasher that attacks the basket. He played fullback for the football team, and plays basketball a bit like a fullback.
Menssen has an instinctual ability to spot the smallest gap in a defense and charge through it to the basket. I don't think this can be coached, you've either got it or you don't. Ryan's got it.
With a little over three minutes to go in the half, GHEC pulled within one at 27-26 on a pair of free throws and the Mustangs tied the game at 30 with 1:35 to go.
Then it was time for another chapter of the Zach Brandts scoring show. Zach scored the go ahead basket with 1:25 to go and put the Saints up 32-30. SJA got the ball back and with nanoseconds on the clock Zach tipped a missed basket in and that put the Saints up by four at the half.
On that play there was no time to grab a rebound and put another shot back up, it was score on a tip or nothing. The ball went in at the buzzer. The refs took a look at each other on whether the ball went in time. They both nodded yes, and one of them thrust his arm down to count the basket.
It wasn't known at the time, but that score meant the Saints would never be tied or trail the rest of the game.
The Saints were steady in the early minutes of the second half and a driving layup along the baseline by Sam Carlson put SJA up 41-35 with a little over 16 minutes to play. During this stretch Walker Froehling had a smooth tip in of a missed shot that rivaled in style points the Brandts tip in of the first half.
With just under eight minutes to play the Saints built their largest lead when the scoreboard flashed 55-41.
GHEC scored and called time out. After the break the Mustangs came out in a full court press. It caught the Saints flatfooted and GHEC started to force some turnovers. The Saints got out of the synch.
GHEC went on a 17-6 run to close the lead to 61-58 with just under two minutes to play. The Saints made just enough shots down the stretch to win it 67-60.
Brandts led the Saints with 27 points, Menssen had 15 and Froehling had a dozen.
In their last home game as Saints Sam Carlson had six and Joe Nelson had two points. Head Coach Steve Walker said, "It was a great way for our two seniors to go out."
Summarizing the game Walker said, "We ran the court well at times and got some easy transition layups. We had good ball movement most of the time and rebounded fairly well against a team with some size and physical players inside. We made enough FT's down the stretch to hold on."
Now the road to the state tournament begins and the Saints have to play conference foe Fairmont at the Cardinals' gym in an opening 3AA Section game. SJA is eighth seeded and Fairmont is top seeded.
The Saints played Fairmont close at home before Christmas and then lost by 30 at Fairmont on the last day of January.
Third time's a charm? Well, in the tourney both teams start out 0-0. Coach Walker said, "Fairmont is a very good team. They are athletic at all five spots on the floor.
"We are confident that if we play the way we are capable we have a shot to pull off an upset. I think our kids feel they have something to prove. But, you still have to play at a high level in tourney play on the road if you are to get wins at this time of the year. We will do our best."
SJA falls to Cedar Mt./Comfrey 84-68
The Saints were on the road last Thursday playing a game with Cedar Mt./Comfrey that was originally scheduled for Monday. Bad weather canceled the game on Monday and the coming storm of last week threatened the rescheduled game.
But the weather held off and the Saints were able to get the game in. Unfortunately it was another loss for SJA as they fell to the CMC Cougars 84-68.
Zach Brandts led the Saints with 21 points. Joe Nelson and Ryan Menssen each had a dozen points.
Brandts and Walker Froehling each had 12 rebounds. The Saints are often out rebounded, but in this game SJA out rebounded CMC 44 to 38. The Saints dominated the offensive boards collecting 19 board to CMC's seven.
What offset a strong rebounding night was a poor shooting night. The Saints shot just 33 percent from the floor and were 4-22 from beyond the arc for a 22 percent result.
CMC shot 52 percent. The Cougars made ten more baskets while taking ten less shots.
Head Coach Steve Walker said, "We got off to a good start and we played well in spurts.
"We had too many quick possessions. When we were patient we got any shot we wanted to get, so there wasn't a need for quick shots.
It was one of those nights where the Saints got off to a good start, but fell behind as the first half progressed. SJA trailed by 14 at the half. SJA played CMC just about even in the second half, but the deficit was too much to make up.


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Immaculata outlasts late charge, Lansing records first win and Pleasant Ridge stays undefeated
Immaculata coach Jordan had resolved not to call his final time out.
He stood and watched as his Lady Raiders basketball team tried to hold on in the final minute against a surging St. Mary's.
Imac would hold on, though barely, after two last-second St. Mary's shots refused to go down. The Lady Raiders won 43-41.
"I didn't want to call that time out because this was a learning experience," Jordan said. "These girls need to learn how to win late before we get into the meat of our schedule. Overall, I'm really proud of how we played today."
The surprisingly tense finish belied what was mostly quality showing for the Lady Raiders. Imac used a dominant inside game and a well-executed 1-2-1 full-court trap defense to give St. Mary's fits in the first half.
On the other end, everything the home team threw at the basket went down and Imac held 27-18 halftime lead.
"I was shocked at how everything went in," Lady Raider Mary Kate Wolken said. "Our offense played well, and we were all cutting really well. This is by far the best game I've ever played at any level."
Wolken led the Lady Raiders with 16 points, including nine in the Raiders 18-point second quarter.
St. Mary's started slowly chipping away at Imac's double-digit lead in the third quarter though. Mounting Lady Raider turnovers late allowed St. Mary's to get the score within a hair, and set up their last-second tries, that fell short however.
The Lady Raiders, 2-1, face Doniphan West Friday at 6 p.m.
Lansing collects first win
It took longer than the team wanted, but on Tuesday night Lansing girls' basketball experienced the sweet taste of victory.
"It's an amazing feeling to have again," Lady Lion Morgan Bromell said.
Defense was the key for Lansing, who held visiting Bishop Ward to just 15 points in the opening half. Steady offense down the stretch then gave the home team a 55-48 victory.
"Very pleased obviously," Lady Lions coach Christine Robinson said. "Staying disciplined was the key. We also played great defense, executed our game plan and maintained our focus throughout."
Bromell led the team in scoring with 19 points, a career high, while Mikayla Zielenski had nine, Carly Bohannon had eight and Madelyn Moya added seven points.
Lansing, 1-4, will play at Bonner Springs Friday at 5:45 p.m.
— Brent Lager
Lady Rams' roll continues
While Tuesday's road win wasn't the prettiest thing according to Pleasant Ridge girls' basketball coach Mike Koontz, the coach admitted that ultimately it didn't matter.
"At times, our pressure was good and at times we just looked flat," Koontz said. "But we did what we needed to do to win the basketball game and that's all that counts."
The Lady Rams shut down Kansas City Christian defensively, enabling PR to walk away with a 49-29 victory.
While the game wasn't a complete blow out, the result was never in much doubt after Pleasant Ridge opened up a 38-25 advantage late in the third quarter.
Ashten Langley led PR with 20 points while Kelsey Carpenter contributed 10 and Jordan Adams added seven. Beth Doty, Alyssa Crook and Lauren Zule pitched in four points a piece.
Ridge, 3-0, will host Riverside at 6 p.m. Friday.