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Former Barca coach Tito Vilanova passes away at age 45
Former Barcelona coach Tito Vilanova has died of throat cancer at the age of 45.
Vilanova led the Catalan club for a season after taking over from Pep Guardiola, but was forced to resign last summer because of ill health.
Barca said in a statement: "The club expresses their deepest condolences over the passing of Tito Vilanova , who died today in Barcelona at the age of 45."
Vilanova, a former midfielder who spent his playing career largely in the Spanish second division, was Guardiola's assistant for four years at the Nou Camp, the pair having previously worked together with the B team.
He was first diagnosed with parotid gland cancer in November 2011 and the disease returned in December 2012.
The FC Barcelona is in immense mourning. Tito Vilanova has died at the age of 45. May he rest in peace
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He was away from the team between December and late March as he underwent surgery and treatment, but still won the La Liga title before resigning in July last year.
Barca sent their "deepest condolences" to Vilanova's family and said they would be opening a space in the main grandstand at the Nou Camp for people to express their condolences.
The club's president said on Twitter: "Tito Vilanova was a wonderful person, and will never be forgotten at FC Barcelona. Thank you for everything you taught us. Rest in peace."
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho had several run-ins with Vilanova during his time in charge of Real Madrid, infamously poking him in the eye in one clash.
Mourinho said on Chelsea's Twitter account: "Tito Vilanova's passing is a sad day for football, for Barcelona and most importantly for his family and friends.
"On behalf of everybody at Chelsea Football Club I send my deepest condolences at this most difficult time."
Vilanova led Barca to their highest ever points total for a La Liga season during his single season in charge, their 100 points a joint record for the division with Real Madrid.
Barca midfielder Cesc Fabregas paid an emotional tribute on his Facebook page.
He wrote: "Tito, thank you for all you have given to football and Barca.
"Personally, I met you 14 years ago and I can say that there are very few people like you. Thank you for always trusting me to help me improve and overcome personal and professional obstacles.
"We will always keep a place for you in our hearts. Rest in peace Tito."
Madrid defender Sergio Ramos added on Twitter: "Lots of support to all of Tito's family and friends. An example of fighting and strength for all of us. RIP."
Madrid's former player Michel Salgado played alongside Vilanova for Celta Vigo, where Vilanova spent three seasons from 1992 to 1995.
"Destroyed over Tito Vilanova's death, my condolences to family and friends and such a big honour having played with him in Celta," he said.
England coach Roy Hodgson added his condolences.
He said on the Football Association Twitter feed: "It's deeply saddening to hear of the passing of Tito Vilanova. My thoughts and sympathies go to his family at this very difficult time."
Manchester United's Spanish goalkeeper David De Gea added: "A very sad day, Tito Vilanova has left us but his fighting remains as an example. RIP great hug to all his family."


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Nobody is complaining that these results are getting to be monotonous. In fact, it's quite the contrary – everyone is rather elated.
For the ninth consecutive semester – every semester since
the 2009 spring session -- Tennessee Tech's student-athletes
have teamed up to top 3.0 for their combined grade point average
(GPA). The 14-team GPA for the 2013 Spring semester was 3.161, the
third-highest semester in school history.
The Golden Eagle tennis team led the way, while the baseball and football teams posted their highest team GPAs in history. The volleyball team had the highest combined Fall/Spring average, and academic year 2012-13 resulted in the highest percentage of teams (79 percent) posting team GPAs above 3.0. In each semester, 11 of Tech's 14 squads were above the 3.0 plateau.
Shown in photo: May graduates from the tennis team, Syrym Abdukhalikov and Arturo Santa Ruiz celebrate
The successful Spring marks continue a trend by Golden Eagle student-athletes, who have achieved the nine highest combined overall semester GPAs in the last nine semesters. The highest combined GPA was a 3.196 mark in the 2010 spring semester, while the second-best semester was a 3.171 mark in the 2010 fall grading period.
"Academic success is an area we focus on and have placed a lot of emphasis in, and these results provide positive feedback that we are continuing to achieve our goals," said TTU Director of Athletics Mark Wilson. "We are extremely proud of our student-athletes. Ultimately, they are the ones who have done the coursework and achieved these grades.
"From the student-athletes to the coaching staffs to the administration, there is a strong commitment toward academic success, and these results continue to show that the programs we have in place, such as the WIN (Work Intensely Now) program, are working. These positive academic trends are a testament to the efforts of all of the people involved, and the work of (TTU Assistant Athletic Director for Academics) Dr. Lance Jasitt and his staff," Wilson said.
The baseball team achieved its highest team GPA in history with
a mark of 3.215 while winning the Ohio Valley Conference regular
season championship and setting the school record for most wins in
a season. They beat their previous high of 3.177 earned during Fall
The Golden Eagle football team also notched its highest Team GPA in program history with a 2.899 mark, topping their 2.723 earned during Spring 2012.
The Golden Eagle tennis team led all of Tech's teams with a 3.458 Team GPA while also capturing the OVC regular season championship, edging ahead of volleyball with a 3.418 mark. It wasn't a surprise for coach Kenny Doyle's team to top the list, however, after the team also led the list in the Spring 2012 period. It marked the 10th consecutive semester that the tennis team topped the 3.0 milestone.
Volleyball posted a 3.418 mark in the Spring following a 3.299 in the Fall. The Golden Eagle volleyball team owns the longest streak of consecutive semesters above 3.0 with 24 semesters dating all the way back to the fall 2000 marks.
The women's indoor (3.305) and outdoor (3.280) track teams, along with the cross country squad (3.295), were the next three on the list. Others that produced better than 3.0 Team GPAs include soccer (3.257), softball (3.219), baseball (3.215), men's golf (3.161), men's cross country (3.159), and women's golf (3.115).
Rounding out the list of teams were women's basketball (2.983),
football (2.899) and men's basketball (2.489).
Several teams added to their streaks of consecutive semesters above the mark. For soccer, it is the 17th consecutive and 21st in the last 22 semesters, and for softball, the Spring 2013 results were the 16th in a row and 20th in the last 22.
The 2013 Spring semester Athletic Director's Honor Roll, which was announced earlier this month, included 214 students in athletics with a GPA of 3.0 or better for the past four-month session, the third-highest Honor Roll total in school history.


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Tips to working with Hispanic labor
When working with employees who grew up in another culture with a language different than your own, never assume anything.
That's true even if they can speak some English, says Jorge Delgado, farm support program manager for Alltech. Some tips to consider:
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Language. Simply because a worker can understand some words or speak several words in English does not mean he or she can follow technical instructions or interpret what is said in meetings. If you are not bilingual, you need a fluent bilingual person on your team to be a bridge between yourself and your workers. "Train Hispanic workers well and they will perform well," Delgado says.
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You need to enforce rules and objectives from the very beginning. These need to be discussed during hiring, and then constantly reinforced.
Train the basics. Never assume anything. "Most Hispanic workers haven't operated a tractor in their lives, don't know the right way to start a tractor, how fast they should go or how to read controls," Delgado says.
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Be fair. "Be a fair boss but not their buddy," Delgado says. Picking favorites creates confusion within the team and raises questions about who is really in charge. Be respectful; treat everyone equally.
Listen to workers. Workers lose enthusiasm for their jobs when they feel managers and owners aren't listening to their concerns and needs. Provide the necessary tools workers need to perform their jobs on time and as expected.
At the same time, don't tolerate poor performance because workers will come to believe such performance is acceptable. Workers who do not behave, show disrespect or threaten others should be fired immediately, Delgado says.
Define clear goals. To make workers accountable, clearly define how their performance will be evaluated. If you have goals for somatic cell counts (SCC), for example, you need to explain why SCCs are important and how lower counts are achieved.
"In most of the dairies I go to, none of the milkers know what SCC really means or where the procedures are posted," Delgado says. "Make sure they understand why they are doing what they are doing ... If you have protocols, they should be in English and Spanish, and pictures of medicines, labels and correct procedures should be attached."
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Pairings for the 30th District Volleyball Tournament have been announced.
The tournament gets underway Monday, Oct. 20 at Shelby County High School.
Anderson County won the district's top seed and will play fourth-seeded Spencer County Monday at 6 p.m. Second-seeded Collins will play the host school, third-seeded Shelby County, at 7:30 p.m.
The championship game is set for Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m.
Kentucky 45, South Carolina 38
The Wildcats got their first big win of the Mark Stoops era, twice rallying from 14 points down to shock South Carolina, 45-38, Saturday night in Lexington. Bud Dupree hauled in a batted pass and returned it 6 yards for the winning touchdown with 2:29 to play.
Anderson County High School graduate Ross Cox, who grew up a Wildcat fan and says he stormed the field several times after big wins, got to live the experience as a player. Cox is a walk-on tight end for the Wildcats.
The Anderson County Lady Bearcats' lacrosse team played its first-ever home game Friday night, but suffered a 4-3 loss to Bryan Station in a match played at the Anderson County High School soccer pitch.
Lacrosse is a new sport in Anderson County and is being organized as a club sport and not part of any school athletic department.
The Anderson boys, also a club team, have been playing together for several seasons. Saturday, they routed host Elizabethtown, 16-1, as Thomas Barrett scored six goals.
It might have been the best week of the year for Anderson County boys' soccer.
The Bearcats split four matches last week, giving some hope for a strong push as the season heads into the final weeks.
"We've been playing well lately, and that is down to a refocused commitment from the players after the disappointing loss to Somerset," Anderson coach Khamisi Campbell said.
About all that Monday's 30th District softball showdown revealed was it should be a close race between Anderson County and Collins.
Of course, most who follow the high school game already knew that and there were few surprises in Collins' 4-2 win in eight innings.
Collins pitcher Jeneca Thomas, a senior, limited Anderson to three hits and struck out five.
But Thomas also walked three and got into a pair of late-inning jams when the Collins defense, committed three errors.
VERSAILLES – The only good thing about losing in 12 innings, like Anderson County did at Woodford County Saturday night, is that the baseball game was not played after Memorial Day.
Then, taking a loss after blowing a 3-run lead or stranding a potental game-winning run 90 feet from home plate would be considered devastating. Saturday, however, it was merely a setback for an Anderson team that still has designs on its fifth regional championship.
Disappointing, certainly.
Alex Payton ripped a bases-loaded, one-out single in the bottom of the 12th inning to drive in Cole Sayre and send Anderson County to a 2-1 win over visiting Spencer County Tuesday night.
It was the second straight 12-inning game for the Bearcats. The win over a district foe was also important for the 30th District Tournament seeding race.
Anderson County High School senior Austin Dillow, second from front right, signs an NCAA national letter-of-intent to run track and cross country at Kentucky State University during a ceremony at the school last Thursday. Dillow qualified for the state cross country meet all four years of high school and also made the state wrestling tournament all four years.
The Anderson County High School seniors pictured were nominated by the student body to represent the Basketball Sweetheart Homecoming Court. The Sweetheart Queen will be crowned on Feb. 3 at the Anderson County-Rockcastle County boys' basketball game. Those in the court are, front row, from left: Barbara McDonald, Katelyn Davis and Brooke Shirley. Back Row: Hayley Johnson, Abby Pike and Tori Yeaste.
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NEW YORK – The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 11,000 for the first time in five months Friday as hopes built that the Federal Reserve will take more action to get the economy going again.
A weaker jobs report added to a series of tepid economic indicators in recent weeks that have built expectations that the Fed will announce new steps to encourage borrowing when it meets in early November.
Private employers added 64,000 workers last month, short of the 75,000 economists expected, according to a monthly government report released early Friday. Overall, 95,000 jobs were slashed as governments laid off workers, including temporary census employees. The unemployment rate held steady at 9.6 percent.
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Carole Peck, president and founder of Carole Peck Financial Center, said "if we see positive earnings, and projections for the fourth quarter are fairly decent, that should play positively."
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Through this study, investigators will determine whether a PET imaging tracer can both deliver an experimental therapy directly to a deadly type of brain stem tumor in children, and also can accurately measure the dose that has effectively entered the tumor.
Brain stem tumors account for about 10 percent of brain tumors in children. Children with the most common form—diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma—die within a year. There is currently no effective treatment. For the past decade, these neurosurgical investigators have undertaken pre-clinical animal research on "convection-enhanced delivery," (CED), in which therapeutic agents are infused through a small tube that is surgically placed directly into the tumor. This approach has the potential to maximize drug concentrations in the tumor while eliminating toxicity in other tissues. They have not been able, however, to directly visualize or estimate how much of an experimental therapy delivered through CED is absorbed by the tumor. In fact, a recently failed experimental treatment administered via CED for adults with brain glioma may have reflected insufficient drug distribution to the tumor.
PET imaging may provide the capacity to measure the distribution and absorption of experimental brain tumor therapies administered via CED. A specific PET imaging radioisotope tracer can deliver radiation to these brain stem tumor cells. Moreover, a monoclonal antibody, called "8H9" that has been found to target this brain stem tumor, links to this radioisotope. Using PET imaging, the investigators will see where the radioisotope (and therefore the attached 8H9) goes in the brain and how much radiation (and therefore 8H9) is delivered to the tumor. They hypothesize that PET imaging can serve as a "theragostic" (therapeutic and diagnostic) agent, measuring the distribution, concentration and clearance of this radioisotope-8H9 therapy. Additionally, they hypothesize that PET imaging can create a predictive model for determining ideal dosages for this and other experimental treatments administered through CED. They will undertake PET imaging in up to 18 children with this brain stem tumor participating in a Phase I clinical trial of 8H9 therapy. Post-operative PET scanning will be performed regularly after CED of the therapy to determine its distribution and absorption by tumor tissue, and findings will be correlated with the patients' clinical course and outcomes.
Sensory difficulties, like hearing loss or vision problems, are not just about those senses but also the extra cognitive effort it takes to understand them. Dana Foundation grantee Jonathan Peelle talks about the cognitive challenges involved with hearing issues, how even slight deficits in "normal" hearing levels can lead to changes in how sound is processed, and why this work may offer us new insights into how hearing may be linked to the development of dementias.


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Steam is changing. Soon, every game on Valve's massive network will have its own "Game Hub" that features user-submitted screenshots, videos, and mods. It will also feature news articles and updates.
You can see a preview of the new player-curated content on Steam, where Valve promises to reveal more information in the next few days.
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From Ryan Murphy, the creator and executive producer of "Glee," comes a groundbreaking and authentic, ten episode documentary reality series. "The Glee Project" will find and train a group of phenomenally talented performers who will compete against each other to win a role on the hottest show on television. From thousands of entries, and after a nationwide talent search, Robert Ulrich, the casting director for "Glee," will uncover a unique group of artists from both professional and amateur backgrounds. In the true spirit of "Glee," every underdog who has been waiting for the right opportunity to showcase his/her talent now has a fighting chance. Across ten episodes, the hopefuls will be narrowed down through intensive rounds of workshops, "Glee"-themed assignments and call-backs as a team of "Glee" insiders carefully assess which one of them has what it takes to be the next new face, and voice, of "Glee." The stakes are enormous - a prize that money can't buy - a multi-episode guest starring role on "Glee," and a genuine shot at fame and fortune for a talent who truly deserves it.
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I gonna try the pledge wipes...thanks for the heads-up!
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With the loss of four starters from last season, the starting six volleyball crew will look different at Peabody-Burns in 2013. Much of the first couple of weeks of practice will be spent establishing positions and learning rotations.
Helping to set that tone will be a core group of athletes with experience and leadership.
One familiar face is returning second-team all-league 5-6 setter sophomore Katy Benson. Benson will anchor the squad by leading and creating offensive opportunities for attackers. She has a good understanding of the game and is calm under pressure.
Senior Kaycy Gonzalez, a hard outside hitter, returns to the team and will carry a large portion of the attacking load. Gonzalez, 5-8, has done offseason work that should translate into points for the team.
Two other hitters, 5-10 junior Brianna Larsen and 5-5 senior Jordan Gibson will also look to score with strong front presence. Both have experience and should play an integral part in net play. Larsen will have to float between outside and middle this season. Gibson is consistent and has shown great leadership over the summer.
Other positions and roles will be determined after the team has a couple of weeks to find a stride. Cierra Foth served and set one rotation last season. Her strength is serving and she should provide more service points.
Alyssa Brooks could fill a void at libero this year. She may also see time of the right side of the floor. Junior Riley McDowell and sophomores Alex Lewis and Christa Elliott will also compete at the varsity level.
"Serving should be a team strength," said 12th-year head coach Darren Schroeder. "For us to be competitive this season, passing must be a priority and ball control has to improve."
Schroeder will be assisted by Julie Wedel, a first year helper and graduate of Peabody-Burns. PBHS finished 17-16 overall with a 6-2 Wheat State League record. The 2012 squad had three third-place tournament finishes in 2013.


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Titan Machinery represents a diversified mix of agricultural, construction, and consumer product dealerships across much of the upper Midwest and Europe. Our Shared Resource headquarters is based in the heart of the Red River Valley in West Fargo, ND. Our 106 North American dealerships are located in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Wyoming as well as 13 European dealerships in Bulgaria and Romania.
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Bere Island, Co. Cork, Ireland: 17-24 April
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Holy Week is the final run-up after Lent to the climax of the Christian year, the great Triduum opened on Holy Thursday, of Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday. These days draw us in to the mystery of Christ, experientially and by deep reflection on the story of these days where suffering and death explode into the joy of the Resurrection.
We will again be entering into these holy days contemplatively in the beauty and peace of Bere Island. Fr Laurence will lead the retreat and celebrate the liturgies in the island church with retreatants and islanders. Participants gather at the Heritage Centre daily for a talk, meditation and discussion and other events are scheduled and recommendations made days to enhance the preparation for the celebration.
Retreat Schedule:
A detailed Daily Schedule will be given on arrival. There will be yoga each morning at the Heritage centre followed by a talk by Fr Laurence and meditation. There will be a common evening meditation also.
Palm Sunday (17th) opens the retreat with a liturgy in the church at 10.15 am followed by a midday talk and meditation at the Centre. The Mass of the Lord's Supper will be on Thursday at 6pm. The Good Friday service will be at 3pm. The Easter Vigil will begin at 10.00 pm. At dawn on Easter Morning those who wish will assemble by the Standing Stone in the centre of the island. There will be Mass of Easter morning at 10.15 am. The retreat will conclude at the Centre at noon with a final talk and meditation.
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Barrett to marry in May
Kayla Lynn Barrett and John Brock McClain of Overland Park announce their engagement.
The bride-elect graduated from Marion High School in 2003 and received bachelor's degrees in accounting and finance from Washburn University in 2008. She is a licensed certified public accountant and works as a senior financial accountant for HNTB in Kansas City, Mo.
David Barrett of Emporia and Cynthia Barrett of Hillsboro are her parents.
The prospective groom graduated from Nevada High School in Nevada, Mo., in 1999 and received a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Kansas in 2003. He works as an independent financial adviser in Overland Park.
Scott and Barbara McClain of Nevada are his parents.
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A meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 13 at the Big Scoop restaurant, 616 E. Main St., Marion, to organize the Marion County Democratic Central Committee.
Officers will be elected. All Democrats and Democratic precinct committee people are invited to attend. Only the precinct people elected at the August primary election are eligible to vote.
Those attending may order from the menu upon arriving.
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Professor Nick Russo (guitar, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, dobro/resonator/slide, tenor guitar, baritone resonator, bass, drums, composition) is currently the adjunct music professor at Essex College, Jazz clinician for over 19 years via Kupferberg Center (Queens College) and has been on the staff at Great Neck Music Conservatory. Nick has given lectures at Manhattanville College, at Queens College and at schools, nationally.
My name is George Pedro and I teach guitar and drum lessons throughout the south shore Massachusetts area. Lessons are taught in the convenience of your home. A graduate of Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor's Degree in Professional Music, I have been teaching guitar and drum lessons for kids and adults for over twenty years. I am now also offering beginning piano instruction. Guitar lessons now are also available through Sk...
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By John Goralski
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Jim DiNello felt his heart sink as he counted Dave Valentukonis' fifth shot on the final hole, but the senior strolled up to the clubhouse with a wide grin to greet his coach. DiNello had seen Joe Fazzino struggle on the seventh tee, but Fazzino seemed to skip off the ninth green at the end of his round.
DiNello shuffled through the scorecards and couldn't believe his eyes. For every bad hole that a Blue Knight posted, there seemed to be two that were off the charts. Four players scored in the 30s over nine holes. Two finished just one stroke over par, and even the alternate score was approaching the 30s.
DiNello was overjoyed when his team posted a 148 against Conard on their first May contest, but on Friday, May 10 he was shocked with the team's 146.
"It was just a terrific day for our program," said the coach. "When we scored the 148, you always wonder if that's as low as you can go. Any score under 150 is really good, but the kids came in and shot a 146 today. I'm just really proud of them. It wasn't necessarily a smooth 146, but some kids really battled and saved strokes all over the place. That's a great day."
For the third time in four contests, Eric Flood set the pace for the Knights. He posted the team's lowest score (39) on Monday during a road loss to Hall. He finished second on Tuesday (40) as the Knights opened up their home stand with a 158-164 win over Newington. His lowest score came on Thursday when he claimed medalist honors with an even par (34) on the front nine during a 150-158 win over NW Catholic.
On Friday, Flood's 35 set the pace for the Knights once again.
"He's hitting greens like crazy, and he's playing smart golf," said DiNello. "His swing is smooth, and he's controlling the golf ball. He knows where it's going to go, and he's been in a groove. He's playing with a lot of confidence and carrying himself the right way."
Even with five strokes on the final hole, Valentukonis matched Flood for the best score of the day. Valentukonis scored a 40, a 41, and a 39 over the past three matches, but his 35 on Friday was the difference for the Knights.
"We talk a lot about how it's not what you do on one hole but what the scorecard says about the entire round," said DiNello. "You have to keep it in perspective. I watched Eric and Dave play together today, and it was so nice to watch them help each other to navigate around the course. They both complimented each other very well."
In addition, the week showcased Southington's depth. On Monday, Andrew Szandrocha (41) and Tom Fischer (43) scored for the Knights. Against Newington, Jake D'Allesandro led the Knights with a 36, and Szandrocha capped the scoring with a 41. Thursday saw Szandrocha and Fischer tying for third place in the scoring with 40s, while Fazzino (37) and Szandrocha (39) broke 40s during the team's school record performance at Hawks Landing on Friday.
"One of the biggest things I've seen is that they're starting to play for each other. I've noticed that they understand that what they do doesn't just affect their score. Their score affects the team success," said DiNello. "The camaraderie's there. The talking all around the course is there. They're helping each other out. The older boys are mentoring the younger boys. There are a lot of positives that are all there."
The score is just the measure. Can the Knights eclipse the 146? Can they do it on the road or in the state tournament? DiNello can't wait to find out.
"It really doesn't matter who you're playing. It's basically you versus the golf course and you against yourself," he said. "You're always trying to do your best, and who you play shouldn't matter. It think it's starting to sink in a little bit, and the kids are taking pride in the way that they play."
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Dan Harding has a chance of being fit for Southampton when Hartlepool visit St Mary`s.
The left-back has been nursing a groin problem but could return to the squad after he was close to being included against Brighton on Saturday.
Winger Alex Chamberlain is unlikely to recover from an ankle injury in time, while Lee Barnard will remain on the sidelines.
The 16-goal striker was taken to hospital with an ankle injury during the victory over Bristol Rovers and could struggle to play again this season.
Adam Lallana has been struggling with a groin tear lately but came on as a half-time substitute during the win over newly-crowned champions Brighton and could be restored to the starting line-up.
First-team coach Mick Wadsworth is set to again ring the changes.
Wadsworth opted to hand three players - Darren Holden, Andy Rafferty and Josh Rafferty - debuts in Friday`s 1-1 draw with Tranmere.
But, despite the trio impressing, they are unlikely to line-up at St Mary`s, much like striker Michael Mackay who was handed his first start of the campaign against Rovers.
That could pave the way for Scott Flinders, Steve Haslam, Evan Horwood and Ritchie Humphreys to come back into the starting line-up.
Right-back Neil Austin and striker James Brown have lined up for the reserves recently, but this game is likely to come too soon.
Pools are currently 14th in League One and, with safety assured, are already building towards next season.
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I found the tutorial/video for making this Pouch at Linda's blog http://liveartnow.blogspot.com/2012/02/no-sew-pouch-using-fabri-tac-glue.html Linda said it would prove to be addictive and it certainly is, already have plans for the next one. Thank you Linda for sharing. Linda's Pouches are to die for. Methinks mine needs a little refining, still not too bad for a first attempt and a quick sweep with the iron should smarten it up a bit.
To go with the pouch, created this card from one of my earlier paintings. The papers and pink spotted ribbon are from Papermania. The colours showing in the photograph are not correct as its really chocolate and pinks, not sure why it is showing burgandy............any ideas?
Thank you for popping in. Will be back on Sunday showing my DT creations for Happy Daze. Have a wonderful weekend and stay warm. Hugs Annette x
PS.........if you click the title post it should take you straight to Linda's tutorial and you will also see her beautiful pouches.


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Law not made for righteous people
We are taking a fresh look at the Ten Commandments. They show us our sin and they point us to Christ, who is the only way to God. I am reading from I Timothy 1:3- 11.
"As I urged you when I went into Macedonia, remain in Ephesus that you may charge some that they teach no other doctrine, nor give heed to fables and endless genealogies, which cause disputes rather than Godly edification which is in faith. Now the purpose of the commandment is love from a pure heart, from a good conscious, and from sincere faith, from which some, have strayed, have turned aside to idle talk, desiring to be teachers of the law, understanding neither what they say nor the things which they affirm.
"But we know that the law is good if one uses it lawfully, knowing this, that the law is not made for a righteous person, but for the lawless and insubordinate, for the ungodly and for sinners, for the unholy and profane, for murderers of father and murderers of mothers, for manslayers, for fornicators, for sodomites, for kidnappers, for liars, for perjurers, and if there is any other thing that is contrary to sound doctrine, according to the glorious gospel of the blessed God which was committed to my trust."
Did we hear and understand whom the law is for? "The law is not made for a righteous person, but for the lawless and insubordinate, for the ungodly, and for sinners, for the unholy and profane, for murderers." If we are honest at all, all of us will find ourselves somewhere in there.
It is a remarkable thing to me that nearly all legal codes include some secular version of the Ten Commandments. You shall not kill, not in the first, second or third degree. You shall not embezzle, or steal, commit grand larceny, nor auto theft. You shall not lie or bear false witness against your neighbor, or you will be guilty of perjury, and so on. Our nation's legal code is filled with secular versions of the Ten Commandments. In fact, it has been rightly said that the Ten Commandments are, in many ways, the thunderstone on which our western civilization has been built.
What the law does in its second, civic use is to deter lawbreakers by the threat of punishment. The law serves to restrain evil or to bridle it. Or, to change the image, the law is a kind of dike against the flood of sin and evil by which we would otherwise be overwhelmed.
If life in the human community is to be harmonious, or even tolerable, we will have to have laws and we will have to have them enforced. There is a sense in which this fact is almost universally recognized. There is another sense in which we see this truth being flaunted today. We make laws and then we find dozens of reasons not to enforce them. In doing so we make a mockery out of our system of justice and we create the situation that we live with today — a society in which it seems that our system of justice works better for the criminal and against the honest victim.
Recognition of the need for law is much more common than obedience to the law or enforcement of the law.
Heavenly Father, help us to be obedient to your laws and eager to support their just and equal enforcement. For Jesus' sake, amen and amen.


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On the cusp of 2013, I've invited 11 of the greater Houston area's top minds to write about something they believe, but cannot prove. A new entry in the 11 for '13 series will be published each morning during the holidays.
Today's mini essay comes from Henry Pownall, a physical chemist and director of atherosclerosis and lipoprotein research at The Methodist Hospital Research Institute.
I believe in gravity, but neither I nor any other scientist on Earth understands what it is.
We depend on gravity's existence. We may even take it for granted. Gravity is useful to us in some contexts; in others, we are confronted by its terrible consequences.
A good mental exercise is to consider life without it. Thankfully, we have examples.
The absence of gravity in a vehicle orbiting the earth shows us just how dependent we are on gravity. In space, you cannot set a coffee cup on a surface and expect it to remain there for long. If you attempt to pour coffee into that cup — the one you tried to set down — you will quickly find yourself and your surroundings unevenly covered with the brew.
In that context, gravity is good and it helps us put things where we want them with a reasonable expectation that they will remain in place. Gravity can work against you as well. Losing your footing on a slippery surface, the effects of gravity and the impact of kinetic energy will likely leave bruises.
But what about Newton, you ask? Or Einstein? They and other physicists have helped us understand how gravity works, but none of them have figured out exactly what it is.
We have validated equations that quantify the gravitational forces between two objects just by knowing their masses and the distance that separate them. We can calculate how fast the objects will approach each other and how much time that requires.
But the nature of gravity? The unseen forces that keep us grounded and draw us together? It is a great mystery of our time.
To see other 11 for '13 entries, click here. And you can click here see entries from the 11 for '11 series that I published a year ago, and here for the 11 for '12 series.


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"Tales of the Great Swamp" is historical fiction — a fascinating story of faith, endurance and good humor populated by brigands, murderers, carpetbaggers, scalawags, rogue Indians, war and natural disasters. Earl Cooler is the father of Smittie Cooler, a former member of the Heritage Library's board of directors.
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Bay Area News Group writer Steve Corkran is reporting that Bruce Gradkowski will indeed be the Raiders' starting quarterback Sunday Miami, citing three sources, two within the organization and one in Gradkowski's camp.
Thus ends a week-long charade which started following a 35-3 loss to Pittsburgh when coach Tom Cable said with conviction that Jason Campbell would remain the starter, a notion he never refuted during the course of the week.
Profootballtalk.com wrote of "all signs" pointing to Gradkowski Friday. ESPN's Adam Schefter and the NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora quoted "sources familiar with the situation" Saturday as saying the Raiders planned to start Gradkowski.
Campbell even played along Friday when asked if he was concerned about being removed if he didn't get off to a good start. Campbell did not meet with the media Wednesday, the day the Raiders' starting quarterback speaks to the press. When reporters came to talk to Campbell on Thursday, he instead walked to a closed locker room after a short conversation with senior executive John Herrera.
Did the Raiders keep a secret as an attempt to gain a competitive advantage? It would seem to go against Cable's often-stated rationale that "It's not about them, it's about us."
Considering Miami's ability to put pressure on the quarterback and Campbell's struggles when facing a rush, it would seem all Cable had to do was go back to his old axiom, "We'll do whatever gives us the best chance to win."
A cynic would suggest offensive coordinator Hue Jackson and Cable finally got the green light to start the quarterback they preferred.
Regardless of how the decision came to be, it's likely to light a fire under the home crowd, most of whom consider Gradkowski the people's choice.
As for Campbell, it probably seems like a million years ago that Al Davis considered him the next Jim Plunkett. Assuming the second year added to his contract isn't guaranteed, it's hard to imagine bringing Campbell back at more than $4 million after he's been benched three times (halftime of the St. Louis game, third quarter of the Pittsburgh game, and again after Cable originally said he would start against Miami) and then be asked to pretend he's the starter.
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In the moments after the Boston bombings, a picture of a young girl supposedly killed by the blasts circulated through Twitter with the words "Hope for Boston." The photo was fake and so was the agenda of the Twitter account. In those same moments, 20 domain names were purchased on behalf of fraudulent causes. By the next day, over 125 websites popped up with keywords related to the tragedy. Twitter and Facebook became infected with tweets and posts purporting to raise funds, and, in one instance, a single fraudulent message was re-tweeted 50,000 times.
Across the board, social media platforms became the access point for criminals and unscrupulous opportunists, and we became their victims.
This is similar to what we saw after Hurricane Katrina, the Haiti Earthquake, Superstorm Sandy and other disasters where, in the immediate aftermath, criminals set up websites to steal well-meaning donors' money and identities.
In the Boston case, warnings about charity scams were issued by a number of government authorities, including the Undersecretary of Consumer Affairs and the Massachusetts Attorney General. Alongside these specific warnings, the IRS, private and public watchdog sites and the media all consistently warn potential donors about the importance of verifying the legitimacy of charities prior to donating, especially in a time of crisis – but still we fall victim to charitable fraud on a daily basis.
As a nation, we have demonstrated an extraordinary ability to mobilize our resources in times of crisis. Whether the act is natural or man-made, we respond and provide aid where it is needed most. From the 500,000 volunteers who journeyed to the Gulf Coast in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, to the resounding $26 million donated thus far to One Fund Boston to aid the victims of the bombings – tragedies affect us, igniting emotional responses to extreme circumstances and it is in these times that we witness extraordinary displays of generosity. It is part of our fabric as a nation and what makes us proud to be Americans.
But it is also during these times that we are most vulnerable.
We will never rid ourselves of the leeches in our society that use human suffering for personal gain, but we can and must educate ourselves and others to make sure that our gifts go to reputable philanthropic organizations. Here is a list of 10 ways to identify legitimate and effective charities:
1. Donate to charities who have qualified for tax-exempt status with the IRS.
2. Research the financial history and effectiveness of a charity by visiting www.charitynavigator.org, www.guidestar.org or a similar service.
3. Ask tough questions about how your money will be spent and whether or not your gift is tax deductible. Legitimate charities are accustomed to these questions.
4. Follow up with your donation. If your donation is large, you should find out how the organization plans to use the gift and you should hold them accountable to do so.
5. Be wary of charities with names similar, but not identical, to those that are familiar to you.
6. Be wary of appeals that seem overly emotional or aggressive.
7. Be wary of unsolicited emails, social media messages, phone calls or text messages.
8. Do not give or send large amounts of cash.
9. Do not trust "viral" stories from purported victims or unfamiliar victim advocates.
10. Do not give out personal or financial information like social security numbers or bank accounts.
Finally, you should consider other ways to help, such as donating blood, becoming a disaster volunteer or volunteering in your local community.
Whether it is in Southern California, on the Gulf Coast, in Boston or abroad, once you have found a philanthropic organization that you trust, make it a part of your life and share it with others. Giving is – or should be – an essential part of life.
Autumn Strier is the president of Miracles for Kids and serves on its Board of Directors. Yuri Vanetik is principal of Vanetik International, LLC and board member of Miracles for Kids.


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Are you one those people whose shoulders are constantly weighed down by a bag always filled to the brim with your day to day necessities?
Meet Ms. Brunette. She no longer carries an uncomfortable weighty bag wherever she goes. What made it all possible? We're about to reveal her secret!
Ms. Brunette is an editor for a women's magazine. She is always on the go, her days filled with meetings and new assignments.
Constanting jotting down notes on a memo pad or snapping a quick photo with her camera, Ms. Brunette's large shoulder bag was an ever present neccessity whereever she went.
Her essentials included a laptop, digital camera, spare batteries for her phone and a memo pad.
But one day, Ms. Brunette's bag appeared noticeably thinner. What could possibly be the reason for this sudden change?
Let's have a look into a day in the life of Ms. Brunette
Say goodbye to that bulky memo pad, along with all those pens littering your bag!
Ms. Brunette is working on a new article for her magazine and decides to introduce a mouthwatering dessert menu from a boutique café. As soon as she enters the place, Ms. Brunette quickly begins absorbing the scene and taking notes.
Why would Ms. Brunette choose the G2 over a digital camera?
As Ms. Brunette waits for her dessert, she begins snapping photos of the café. A digital camera would not do the café justice, but using the panorama function of the G2, Ms. Brunette can capture the essence of the café to give her readers a better sense of what it would be like to be actually there. The G2's OIS Camera (Optical Image Stabilization) keeps images focused for both still shots or video, ensuring crystal clear pictures for scenes captured during either the day or at night.
Thanks to the G2's Multi Point AF(Auto-Focus) and Super Resolution Zoom,
the savory dessert photos come to life and appear vivid enough to eat!
▶ Multi Point AF – Enables the camera to detect and capture a particular subject faster and more accurately with 9 AF points—and focuses in on moving objects, faces, or the closest subject.
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The G2 that replaced the laptop!
Ms. Brunette sips her latte while reviewing the dessert photos on her G2. With the Full HD IPS Display, she will be able to experience the true beauty of each shot.
▶ 5.2" Full HD IPS Display– The Full HD IPS Display reveals colors that are true-to-nature, and without over-saturation or eyestrain, so you can enjoy accurate hues, sharp text, and dazzling images. In addition, the pixels are aligned so densely, images remain crisp and clear even when zoomed in.
Ms. Brunette launches her mobile web browser to do some research for the article she is about to draft. She goes through countless blogs and HD vidoes, with a simple flick of her finger. Such ease is facilitated by the phenomenal performance of the Snapdragon 800 (2.26GHz) Quad-Core Processor!
The Snapdragon 2.3 (2.26) GHz quad-core processor provides a seamless experience for users who like to run multiple apps at once. Quickly browse the web or enjoy smooth rendering graphics. With the lightning-fast speed of 4G LTE, things get done faster. Send emails, browse the web, update social networks, download apps, and stream videos, faster.
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