Somewhere at the bottom of Bideford Bay lies a ship which has acquired near-legendary status. There may seem to be little exceptional about one more wreck among so many in Westcountry waters, from sailing ships to passenger liners, but the stories surrounding the Salcombe-built Ceres have not slackened with the passage of time.

If anything, they have grown richer.

For - up until her sinking - the ketch had enjoyed such a charmed life that she had defied everything that either the elements or the turbulence of history could throw at her.

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The Ceres already had an impressive record: she had lost not a single crewman to drowning in her 125 years of service. She was also understood to be the oldest sea-going vessel afloat until her sinking on a November evening in 1936. That event excited many newspaper articles, and even inspired a poem in February 1937, by Cicely Fox Smith, an English poet primarily writing on nautical themes.

The final lines read:

"For she'll lie there and she'll moulder as any old ship might desire

And hear the vessels passing by, and dream about the past,

And the great old times in Devon, where they built her once to last."

It was a fitting epitaph for a vessel that began life transporting military stores from Britain to Spain during the peninsula campaign of the Napoleonic war, and was still sailing when Hitler remilitarised the Rhineland and placed all of Europe on a war footing.

The Ceres operated primarily between South Wales to Bude, and is estimated to have carried more than 250,000 tonnes of cargo during her life. She first went from Salcombe to Bude in 1826, and crossed the Bay of Biscay to Spain several times for cargoes of fruit and nuts. book printing She was then smack-rigged and registered 34 tonnes, or 54 tonnes with cargo. Even in her own lifetime, she had gained an enviable reputation, as a 1928 article in the journal Sea Breezes described: "There seems to be no doubt that the Ceres is the oldest sailing vessel still in active service and that, after 117 years of strenuous work, she is still in perfect condition, and good for many more years, speaks equally well for her builder and owner."

The Ceres was first owned in Bude by a Captain Knowles, who, in 1830, brought in and discharged at Bude 20 cargoes of coal from Wales. In 1842, Captain W Lewis bought her.

The article continues: "In 1852, she was bought by Captain Petherick's father and has been owned by the family ever since. In 1866, Captain W W Petherick took over the command of the little vessel and found that she wanted dry docking for repairs. While in dry dock, Capt Petherick was persuaded to have her lengthened, which he did. Fifteen feet was put in her amidships. She was ketch- rigged, registered 52 tonnes and carried 85 tonnes.

"Captain Petherick then took her in the general coasting trade. She carried many cargoes of barley for the whisky distilleries from Cornwall to the Western Islands of Scotland, Campbeltown, Ardrossan, Troon, Ayr and visited near every port in Ireland from Londonderry in the north to 'south about' to Limerick in the west. From there it was generally oats to the English Channel ports, the Channel Islands, London etc." Capt Petherick's own words tell of the Ceres' seaworthiness: "I have weathered out many storms and hurricanes in her and she was always all there. Everyone who went in her considered her to be one of the best sea boats afloat
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Ardanaiseig is a charming retreat with a stunning lochside setting - but the food is not so inspiring

NESTLED on the shores of Loch Awe, Ardanaiseig is one of those picture-perfect country houses that could only be in Scotland. Yet if this rambling granite mansion looks like the epitome of high life on the west coast, it wasn't always so.

In fact, 11 years ago the house was on the verge of becoming a ruin. Almost derelict, it was put up for sale, and that's when Bennie Gray entered the house's life. A well-known London antiques dealer, Gray was passing by chance and heard that Ardanaiseig was for sale. Smitten, he decided there and then to buy it.

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That night, he was eating out with his daughter, and when he told her of his determination to buy the house she insisted he consult her psychic before putting in an offer. Slightly bemused, Gray nevertheless agreed to go and see the mystic the next morning. He was told that it was his destiny to own the house, but that he should go ahead and offer a far lower figure than he had envisaged. Cajoled by his daughter, he did so, and to his amazement it turned out to be the highest offer by just a few pounds.

The intervening years have seen a transformation in the fortunes of Ardanaiseig. Outside it still looks a little forbidding, but inside it has been completely restored to its former glory.

Gray has overseen the restoration, regularly shuttling up from London with van-loads of antiques, and he has also brought on board Glasgow-based theatre set designer Finlay McLay, who completely revamps the place every two years. It's a combination of talents that accounts for the presence of endless ancient curios and knick-knacks, plus a strong colour scheme that sees some rooms in rich reds and others in vibrant blues.

If that sounds embroidered patches a little gaudy, then it's not: with its rambling gardens, billiard room, lochside location and new boathouse by the water, the whole place has a stately yet homely feel that gives you a sense of how the Victorians who built it would have lived.

However, given how wonderful the surroundings are, and how loudly friends in the area have praised the quality of the food at the hotel, we were a little surprised at the way our meal turned out.

It certainly started well, with a tantalisingly original, palate-tingling amuse bouche that consisted of a layer of liquidised pear underneath what tasted like a layer of Roquefort with crame frache, all rounded off with a topping of ground walnut biscuit. But if that was a sumptuous start, we were quickly brought back down to earth by an insipid velout de courgette that was lacking in flavour and altogether too watery.

This was the low point of a meal that was brought back on track by a sizeable helping of nicely dry, smoked trout from the nearby Inverawe smokery. Even that, though, was undermined by a stack of bog-standard potato salad that would have been ordinary in the most run-of-the-mill coach party destinations, but which looked horribly out of place in a five-star boutique hotel.

Our pre-main palate-cleanser was an interesting coffee sorbet with little doughnuts, which was up to the quality of the amuse bouche (unless you're Vicky, who hates coffee in all its forms), but we couldn't decide what to make of the main course, which was duck breast wrapped in Parma ham with confit pat and date sauce.

The main problem was that the ham overwhelmed the duck and pat to the point
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Lori Shoemaker moved to Boston from Los Angeles in 2007, and chose to live in Beacon Hill primarily makeup brushes for its historic charm and local parks. Admittedly, the South Russell Street resident says, Beacon Hill's proximity to Mass General Hospital, where she works as a post doctoral researcher in the Center for Regenerative Medicine, was also an enticement.

As an avid runner, she was thrilled to find the three-mile long Charles River Esplanade at her doorstep. "The riverfront park is one of the best urban running routes I have experienced, and I have been running regularly in the park since I arrived," said Shoemaker. "Running a marathon was something I have always wanted to do, but I wanted to make it more even more meaningful, to somehow give back to the community. I first read about The Esplanade Association in the Beacon Hill Times, and that's where the story starts."

For 2008, 2009, and 2010, The Esplanade Association was selected by the Boston Athletic Association-the organization that puts on the Boston Marathon锟?as an official charity of the race. Last year, the Beacon Hill Times featured an article about a Phillips Street resident, Deena Behar, who ran the Boston Marathon on The Esplanade Association's charity team, Team Esplanade. Curious about The Esplanade Association, Shoemaker went online and discovered the crucial role played by the non-profit organization in improving the health, beauty, and safety of the river front park.

Equipped with a mission of restoring and enhancing Boston's historic Charles River Esplanade, The Esplanade Association aims to build community through park activities that range from outdoor concerts to model boat races on Storrow Lagoon. With offices on Derne Street, they advocate on behalf of the park and its visitors, successfully working with public and private entities, including the Department of Conservation and Recreation, to replace the river docks, rehabilitate the granite landings, and prevent the intrusion of Storrow Drive into the Esplanade.

Considering that Boston hosts the world's oldest annual marathon-an event that draws nearly 25,000 runners from around the globe and is broadcast live on national television-Shoemaker leapt at the opportunity to run the Boston Marathon for The Esplanade Association.

"I have participated in many charity athletic events over the years," notes Shoemaker, "including the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) 150, The Special Olympics Jolly Jaunt, and the Terry Fox Run. These events were always extremely meaningful to me, and I've always hoped that I could run a marathon for a cause."

With a desire to both better her community and fulfill her marathon goals, Shoemaker notes that she, "?couldn't think of a better way to support one of the best urban running routes in North America than to run the Marathon to raise money and awareness for The Esplanade Association."

Back in the fall, long before most people were thinking of spring, Patriot's Day, and the 113th Boston Marathon, she sent in an application to run with Team Esplanade in 2009. Knowing that the organization received well over 50 applications and inquiries, Shoemaker was thrilled to be offered one of 15 spots on the team.

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Americans love to see their presidents display a common touch. It's why we dress them up in funny hats on the campaign trail, feed them bad food and make them listen while we drone on and on about our lives.

We want a president who is the best version of ourselves.

The charm comes when a president displays that common touch at a embroidered patches time when he doesn't need to.

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"To Kennedy's teacher," the note began. "Please excuse Kennedy's absence ... she's with me. Barack Obama."

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The young student said she planned to frame the note and put it on her wall, but the fact the news media ran hard with the story and made the note a national story means we're way beyond that now. The note is now archival material. We wouldn't be terribly surprised to hear of collectors offering Kennedy six-figure sums for it. And, undoubtedly, the Smithsonian would be interested.

So why all the hubbub over a silly little moment of whimsy?

Because such moments put a human face on the skeleton of historical events. As any collector of such things knows, it's the story behind the item that makes it valuable. And any time a public figure -- especially a president -- pens embroidered patches something so personal, tongue-in-cheek and unique, that item gains a life of its own. It lives on, supported by the warm breath of the people involved.

We wish young Kennedy luck with her precious note. It now may be worth enough to pay for her college education. Perhaps she can sell it for a tidy sum to a collector who, in turn, could donate it to the Smithsonian and take the tax write-off.

However this mini-drama plays out, it is certain that the president's winking little excuse slip is American history now.

It has become the most recent page in the great book of Americana.

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Virginia Jeanette Woolley Quealy passed away peacefully at home Sunday, June 21st 2009. Virginia was 87 years old.The daughter of Ralph E. Woolley and Romania Hyde Woolley, she was born September 30th, 1921 in Honolulu, Hawaii. She lived as she would say "a charmed life" growing up in Honolulu. In her teen years Virginia was a student of the Hawaiian dance of Hula. She learned many of the ancient chants and dances as well as more modern styles. As a young woman, she was considered to be one of the most accomplished artists of the Hula. She attended Punahou School and went on to Scripts College. She returned to Honolulu at the outbreak of World War II.

In 1940 while visiting with family friends in makeup brush Salt Lake City, Virginia met Jay Ambrose Quealy Jr. who was on medical leave from his mission to South America. Jay and Virginia were married in the Hawaiian Temple June 6, 1942. They lived in Honolulu and raised their family of five children. Virginia was active in the Junior League and the Relief Society until leaving in 1963 to move to Hong Kong where Jay was appointed Mission President. After returning from Hong Kong they lived in Honolulu for two years then moving to Los Angeles where Jay was appointed President of the Visitors Center at the Los Angeles Temple. In 1971 they moved to Heber City, Utah where they decided to try their hand at ranching and the Dairy business. In 1980 while visiting the Seattle area, they fell in love with Orcas Island. They bought a house on West Sound, which Virginia considered her favorite, and spent most of their time there until 1992 when Jay passed away. Virginia continued to live on Orcas and cultivated her book printing amazing oriental garden until 2003 when she moved back to Salt Lake to be closer to her family. In all her travels and various abodes Virginia always brought along her makeup brush grace, charm, and loving artistic nature that made each place home for her and her family.

Virginia is survived by her five children - Patrick Quealy (Liz), Timothy Quealy (April), Michael Quealy (Kay), Shawn Quealy (Lisa) and Susie-Jane Woolley (Kurt). She has eight grandchildren and six great- grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Friday, June 26th at 12 noon At the Monument Park 17th Ward, 2795 E. Crestview Dr., Salt Lake City 84108. Prior to the service friends may meet with the family at the ward house from 10:30 to noon.

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Following the funeral service Virginia will be buried next to her husband Jay at the Nephi Cemetery.

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ROME -- What did President Obama achieve for himself and for America during last week's G-8 summit? Not much.

Despite what presumably was his best effort at using the charm, personality and teleprompter that catapulted him into office, he was unsuccessful in persuading wealthy or developing nations to sign off on a plan to combat "global warming." It's not that he lacks support from the European media. CNN International and the BBC, among others, continue to blanket their networks with "green" propaganda.

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If President Obama can't convince 17 of the world's leading polluters to do more than pump out political hot air with nothing meaningful beyond unspecified pledges to reduce carbon emissions, why should Americans go it alone, or with only some European nations joining us? Congress favors a far more restrained approach to "global climate change" than those who pollute the planet far more than we do.

The president announced more aid for poor African nations, something that will have a limited effect given the track record. The British, especially, are fixated on African poverty, perhaps as atonement for past colonial sins. Obama persuaded the G-8 to increase from $15 billion to $20 billion over three years the money wealthy nations will send to poor African countries. Given the corruption that has siphoned off huge amounts of aid in the past -- a fact Obama acknowledged even while committing and asking for more money -- it is unlikely new money will produce different results than old money. What Africa needs is political, religious and economic reform and only then might aid help poor Africans become self-sustaining.

In the most important arenas -- foreign policy and domestic security -- nations and terrorists who mean America harm have a right to think Obama is weak and can be challenged with few consequences. While the response to the Somali pirates offered an initial sign that the president was prepared to use force against bad people with evil intent, subsequent statements and inaction to other threats are not encouraging. Islamic insurgents in Somalia allegedly tied to al-Qaida recently carried out a series of killings, bombings and other attacks against Westerners and African security forces without even a rhetorical response from the president.

After his initial reluctance to say much about the fraudulent election in Iran and the huge demonstrations that led the government to bloody and kill unarmed civilians, the president denounced the violence but said nothing about what might happen if it continued. And so it continued. The G-8 said little and did nothing, but will meet again in September to "consider" a stronger statement.

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Barry Cryer, Ronnie Golden The Musician, Leicester Review by Simon Ward THEY'RE the kings of mock'n'roll - one of Britain's greatest living comedy writers and a genuinely funny musical virtuoso who used to be in a cult comedy band in the 1970s.

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Playing to a packed out Musician, the pair were never really going to disappoint.

Warm, witty and charming, Barry Cryer is also a fair bit ruder than you would expect a man of 74 to be - which was a pleasant surprise indeed.

He is a man well-equipped with one-liners and funny anecdotes.

In fact if the only complaint is that they are only allowed to make a brief appearance.

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A pair of old pros, Barry and Ronnie know how to work the crowd, drawing raucous laughter with their onstage mannerisms alone.

The songs - pitched somewhere between George Formby and The Sex Pistols - tackle Chanel Replica Handbags such topics as assisted suicide, bus passes and mobile phone frustrations.

The veterans have become comedy festival regulars since they struck up their double act.

Here's hoping they'll be back next year.

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CRICKET: Leicestershire Cricket Society welcome Graham Gooch to Grace Road on Thursday evening.

The former England opener hit almost 45,000 runs in his first- class career which spanned 581 games.

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He played 118 Test matches and, although he began by bagging a pair on his debut against Australia in 1975, he went on to have an outstanding career at international level.

Gooch, now coaching at Essex, went on to make 8,900 runs for England with a top score of 333 against India at Lord's in 1990.

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The meeting takes place at 7.30pm in the Charles Palmer Suite and non-members are welcome.

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WITH his Dutch accent and old fashioned film star looks, Morrison chief executive Marc Bolland certainly has the potential to charm Marks & Spencer's 62,000 shop floor workers - many of whom are women, writes Lucy Farndon.

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He might not be as overtly smooth as the current M&S boss Sir Stuart Rose, nor as willing to be in the public eye. But what Bolland lacks in the fashion department, he can make up for through sheer hard work.

Not for him the endless evenings of schmoozing and networking with fellow retail executives, gossiping about the latest sales figures. Bolland is a serious company man, happy to do his job and then head home for a quiet night in.

When he quit Heineken to move from Amsterdam to Bradford, some thought the transition might be an awkward one.

But the tough Yorkshire folk grew to love their quirky Dutch boss, and Bolland bought a house and started supporting Leeds United.

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Aged 50 and single, he can well afford the house prices down south. Bolland earned [pounds sterling]1.7m at Morrisons last year, including an [pounds sterling]804,000 base salary and has around [pounds sterling]1.6m in shares due in May. He is likely to be at least as well remunerated at M&S. Just how highly he is rated by investors for the Morrisons turnaround was starkly apparent in the respective share prices yesterday. M&S rose 6pc and Morrison fell 5pc, closing down 14.6p at 293.21p. The news wiped [pounds sterling]387m off the market value of Morrisons and added [pounds sterling]342m to M&S's value.

In terms of sales, M&S is smaller than Morrisons. But the allure for Bolland is the potential to develop overseas. He worked in the Congo and Slovakia for Heineken. Moving to the big smoke may also hold some attraction.

His embroidered patches departure came as a sudden shock to Morrison's board, who were told formally yesterday. Finance director Richard Pennycook, who played a major part in the retailer's turnaround, is a potential successor.

But the firm may prefer a retailer rather than a numbers man, with the flair and vision to take growth to the next stage.

Sainsbury's trading director Mike Coupe is tipped as a contender.

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LIKE so many Shirley Valentines, bored by staid, unchanging, grumpy normality and bowled over by a sudden exposure to youth, sunshine and charm, the voters of Britain are conducting a holiday romance with Nick Clegg.

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It may be fun. But can it last? Hardly anyone knew who Mr Clegg was before he shimmered on to our TV screens on Thursday night, hands nonchalantly in pockets and with his humanity beautifully rehearsed and turned up to maximum.

We knew the other two all too well. Gordon Brown's woebegone visage seems to have been sulking over our breakfast tables for decades, in one role or another.

Meanwhile, we have had almost five years to grow rather too accustomed to David Cameron's smooth face and even smoother manner. He was the future once, but is not as fresh as he once was.

Thanks to broadcasting's ruthless exclusion of third parties from the airwaves, Mr Clegg has been kept from us. So now we swoon when he turns out to be personable, articulate and well-briefed.

There is some justice in this. It is only fair that, in a time of fading tribal loyalties, the Liberal Democrats should at the very least be given a chance to tell us what they have to offer.

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The holiday romance could end - as they so often do - in sadness, disappointment and recrimination. Happily, there is still plenty of time to calm down, and for Mr Clegg to lose the allure of novelty.

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Artificial Life has signed a partnership agreement with China Unicom, a telecom operator in China, to launch a wide selection of Java mobile games as an extension to its value-added services (VAS) in collaboration with its subsidiary, China Unicom Telecom.

China Unicom has subsidiaries in 31 provinces across China and serves 133 million GSM subscribers. It is the only Chinese telecom operator listed on the stock exchanges of New York, Hong Kong and Shanghai. China Unicom SK Telecom, a sister company of China Unicom, is responsible to handle all VAS contents including mobile news, premium ringtones, emoticons for short message service (SMS), replica breitling watches mobile games, WAP VAS, as well as applications on the Apple iPhone.

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"China has the largest mobile subscriber base in the world giving it great potential for mobile entertainment and other mobile applications, especially after the launch of the 3G network and iPhone in the country. Our close partnership with China Unicom will allow us to launch mobile games to customers within a very short time frame. Our wide selection of casual games enriched by popular brands is the key to our success. We are excited to enter the Chinese market with this initial launch and hope to thrill the country's gamers with our innovative and entertaining titles," said Eberhard Schoneburg, CEO links of london charms of Artificial Life.

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Sir, Sally Kidson's article "Teen girls sucked into crime by older men'' (Nelson Mail, February 6) demonstrated the extent to which feminist male-blaming propaganda has captured otherwise intelligent minds. Lawyer John Sandston recounts as fact his vague impressions and females' stories seeking to avoid responsibility for their offending. The article juvenilises the young women by calling them "girls'', then "young girls'' and "kids''.

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GODOLPHIN and Latymer School for Girls in Hammersmith, hosting its first Arts Festival next week, has men talking for three out of four evenings -- Andrew Marr, Chris Patten and William Boyd. But on Tuesday, Francine Stock and Anne Sebba, both mothers with daughters at the replica hublot watches school, will be discussing how women use power and influence.

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A CUSTOMER who was selling stolen bottles of spirits in a pub was jailed for 15 months at Teesside Crown Court.

Police received a phone call about heroin addict Adrian Golden, 27, and found him in the Billingham Arms Hotel with a bag containing two bottles of whisky and one of Bacardi.

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IN 2002, after snagging the ultimate romantic comedy catch (Hugh Grant) in Two Weeks Notice, Sandra Bullock decided it was time to kiss off an increasingly clicheriddled genre.

"They're not funny, they're not romantic, they're not written well for women any more, " she says, explaining her decision in typically no-bull fashion. "It was basically all crap. I did the last good one. I'm done."

It had been a passionate box office affair that began in earnest with the charms of 1995's While You Were Sleeping. It lasted through the supernatural high jinks of 1998's Practical Magic, the mild diversions of 1999's Forces of Nature and the goodnatured goofiness of 2000's Miss Congeniality.

She suffered from career burnout in 2002, which led to a yearand- a-half break from movies.

Bullock, who turns 45 on July 26, made it clear she wanted a clean break from the laugh track and instead flirted with Oscarworthy drama (2004's Crash) or wistful fantasy (2006's The Lake House). Even the 2005 sequel to Miss Congeniality ditched any romantic elements.

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LEWISTON --It wasn't pretty and at times it was downright choppy, with Moncton and Lewiston trading trips to the penalty box one after the other through the early part of the final period.

Through the wave of calls, many deserved, others questionable at best for both sides, the Maineiacs persevered, playing one of their better games of the season. And despite allowing four goals to one of the league's top teams and nearly blowing a three-goal lead, Lewiston escaped Wednesday night's meeting with the Wildcats, earning a 5-4 win at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee on the back of three power play tallies and a 36-save effort from iron-man goaltender Adrien Lemay.

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Lewiston stunned Moncton early. Tanguy scored on the Maineiacs' first power-play opportunity of the game, just 6:13 into the contest, to put the home team on top by a goal, and Lacasse made it 2-0 less than two minutes later with a top shelf wrister over goalie Shane Owen after Etienne Brodeur lost the handle on a 3-on-1, leaving the puck for Lacasse between the circles.

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Johnson sank 12-of-14 free throws in the second half. Montana enjoyed a 21-for-28 outing from the foul line for the game. The Wildcats made just 10 trips to the foul line. The Grizzlies also outrebounded the Wildcats 38-27.

Ryan Staudacher provided the shooting touch for the Grizzlies (16- 7, 7-4), who have won six of their last seven and snapped an eight- game losing streak to Weber State dating back to the 2006-07 season.

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TRACK AND FIELD: The 25th annual women's and the 30th Annual MEN'S Big Sky Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships will be held this coming Friday and Saturday, February 26-27 inside Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on the campus of Montana State University in Bozeman, Mont.

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Northern Arizona University is the defending men's and women's champions. The NAU women scored 116.5 points last year in Flagstaff, Arizona. Sacramento State was second with 108.5 and Weber State was third with 106.

NAU's men literally ran away with the meet, scoring a meet record 184 points. Idaho State was second with 86, followed by Eastern Washington (81.5) and Weber State (81).

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The WSU women have 21 athletes qualified for this year's meet. They will be relying on depth in the 200, 800, Mile, and 3,000 meters, plus strong teams in the Distance Medley Relay and 4x400 Meter Relay.

Coach Jim Blaisdell's team was picked to finish 3rd in the coaches pre-season poll, but did receive to first place votes.

This year's meet could be a multi-team race for first and Blaisdell says the team is ready for the challenge.

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Walker said Northern Arizona is the favorite, but he also added they will need to perform their best.
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CHANDIGARH: Their music literally ensnares you. Streaming from a string of instruments played by a group of 18 at the ongoing National Crafts Mela, the tunes are those employed to charm snakes. But even as Prakash Nath, 54, has left behind his forefathers' profession, the melodies of yore are still alive in him. As a crowd closes in, he is reassured of his worth but fails to understand what keeps young people of his community away from picking up the been (flute), tumba (tambourine), khanjira (small tambourine) and nagada (kettle drums) if not the reptiles.

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I HAPPENED to be in Fairford on Monday, so I took the opportunity to take the footpath walk described by my old colleague Colin Handy in the Weekend supplement in last Saturday's Citizen.

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The market square, like any good ancient town centre, is dominated by the splendid parish church and a delightful old coaching inn, the Bull Hotel, which is the start and finish point for the walk.

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CHANDIGARH: Their music literally ensnares you. Streaming from a string of instruments played by a group of 18 at the ongoing National Crafts Mela, the tunes are those employed to charm snakes. But even as Prakash Nath, 54, has left behind his forefathers' profession, the melodies of yore are still alive in him.

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As a crowd closes in, he is reassured of his worth but fails to understand what keeps young people of his community away from picking up the been (flute), tumba (tambourine), khanjira (small tambourine) and nagada (kettle drums) if not the reptiles.

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Upset with decreasing interest of the new generation in their old culture that boasts of lehra, nagin geet, sawan dhun and deepak rag, Nath, who has come to Chandigarh's Kalagram from Panipat district, said, "There are around 200 houses in my village, Wazirpur Titana, but hardly four or five youngsters have come forward to learn the been or tumba."

An accountant with wholesale sexy lingerie government college in Israna, Nath has represented India at international folk fora in Syria, Libya and Italy. "Haryana is the only state from where artistes belonging to our community are invited to cultural festivals and yet our orchestra back home, comprises 121 people, doesn't boast of a single member who's below 20," rued Nath. For Reprint Rights: timescontent.com

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LTC Mobility Carmarthenshire League THERE was a dramatic climax in the TG Davies Cup second-round clash between Camford and visiting Dafen.

Just when it looked as if the showdown was heading into extra- time, Camford delivered a killer blow in the 88th minute.

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There was no lack of drama in the first round tie between Gorseinon and visiting Bwlch, which produced 11 goals.

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ALBION flanker Rory Watts-Jones has escaped serious injury after taking a severe blow to the face in Saturday's 13-13 draw against London Welsh. Watts-Jones suffered the injury two minutes from time.

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ALBION scrum-half Tom Kessell scored a try as Devon got their Under-20 County Championship campaign off to a winning start against Somerset.

Devon won 21-8 with Kessell scoring their final try.

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TWO Scottish skiers who survived after being swept 2,000ft down a mountainside by an avalanche had flouted safety warnings, it emerged last night.

Bosses at Glencoe ski resort revealed the two men had crossed a safety rope into an off-limits area of the mountain - despite being warned there was a high avalanche risk.

The Saturday morning drama, which saw mountain rescue teams and a Royal Navy helicopter scrambled, came after Glencoe was hit by record snowfalls.

It followed the deaths of two men in an avalanche on the same mountain range just days earlier.

The men, believed to be members of the Glencoe Ski Club, were near the summit of Cam Ghleann on Meall a Bhuiridh when a huge slab of snow gave way under their feet, taking the entire slope down the mountainside.

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Rescuers say one man suffered a broken leg in the Saturday drama, while the other twisted his knee. Both were said to have been lucky to have escaped.

John Grieve, leader of Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team, said: 'They had skied to the edge of the ridge and had gone about two to three feet when the whole slope just went. It was a big, big avalanche which they are lucky to have survived.

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'These guys are very fortunate to have survived. This was a huge avalanche about 200metres wide and consisting of hundreds of tonnes of snow.' A spokesman for Glencoe Ski Club, which is based in Glasgow, declined to comment on the incident.

The emergency came three days after two men were killed in Glencoe.

Those men, who have still to be named, were hit by a massive wave of snow on an area known as Curved Ridge at Buachaille Etive Mor just before 4pm on Wednesday.

They had been climbing with a companion who escaped being engulfed by the avalanche.

There have been six deaths on the Scottish mountains this winter, including that of 18-year-old Scout leader, Stephen Young from Kent, who died after falling
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MANCHESTER United may have got the better of Arsenal last Sunday but the Gunners appear to have got under the champions' skin.

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STEPHEN Maguire has admitted it is about time he starting playing like the No.2 player in the world.

The Glaswegian has not won a major ranking title for nearly two years and has now started to slip down the provisional world rankings, having struggled for form in the past couple of seasons.

Maguire's last major title came in March 2008 when he edged out Shaun Murphy 10-9 to win the China Open in Beijing, but the four- time ranking event winner has yet to live up to the heights of 2004 when he won both the European Open and UK Championship in the same season.

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The month of February we should have celebrated the birthdays of the two most important presidents of the United States. We did not have an article in the local newspaper or on local television about these two men.

Abraham Lincoln was born on Feb. 12, and George Washington was born on Feb. 22. The local schools totally ignore these men. I suppose they have been declared politically incorrect. All the pictures of these two presidents , pictures that in days past hung in every classroom across America, have been in many cases discarded. Why?

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DERBY Trailblazers are hitting the road for the biggest week yet in a so-far impressive season.

The Blazers travel to in-form Coventry Crusaders for a league game today and head on down the M1 straight after it for an overnight stop ahead of tomorrow's EBL Men's Trophy semi-final against London Mets.

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The Cleveland State basketball teams pulled off a rare sweep of Southwest Tennessee on Saturday. The 86-80 men's victory was particularly notable since the Cougars were only 2-13 in the TCCAA going in and the Saluqis had gone to the national tournament last year and had beaten Chattanooga State's talented Tigers on Friday.

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MIAMI - Six Haitian orphans arrived in the United States on Wednesday, four days after Haitian police seized them out of fear they were being kidnapped.

The children arrived on a charter flight to Miami International Airport. They will be taken to a shelter and their new parents can take the children home today, according to Jan Bonnema, the Minnesota-based founder of the Children of The Promise orphanage.

On Saturday, a group of 20 men blocked four women accompanying the orphans to the airport, shouting: "You can't take our children!" Police briefly detained the women and the orphans - ages 1 through 5 - spent three night sleeping on the ground in a tent city. The U.S. Embassy official carrying the documents needed to take them through immigration had been running late.

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BEIJING, Jan. 18 (Xinhua) -- The market scale of online games in China reached 25.8 billion yuan (3.7 billion U.S. dollars) in 2009, a 39.5 percent increase over the previous year, a white paper on online game development released by the Ministry of Culture (MOC) Monday said.

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ELLENSBURG -- At halftime Saturday night, Central Washington was reeling.

With Northwest Nazarene's Louie Beech hitting 6 of 7 3-pointers, the Wildcats trailed by five in their GNAC men's game in Nicholson Pavilion.

Central absorbed the punch, however, shot 69 percent during the second half and claimed an 89-75 victory.

The win, the sixth in seven games for CWU, boosted the Wildcats into sole possession of second place in the conference at 9-3 while improving their season mark to 15-7.

"They threw a heckuva punch at us," Central coach Greg Sparling said. "Beech was on fire. But in the second half, our guys played very well."

Guards Jon Clift and J.C. Cook scored 17 points each, Chris Sprinker had 14 and Riley Sivak 13 for CWU.

Sparling also credited backup center Coby Gibler with solid defense on Crusaders' big man Brian Barkdoll.

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Central, ranked seventh in last week's regional poll, has key games upcoming at conference-leading Seattle Pacific on Thursday and at Western Washington next Sunday night. The Western game, to start at 7 p.m., will be televised live on Fox Sports Northwest.

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Red-hot 2nd half powers Yaks

PENDLETON, Ore. -- Damar Wilson and Jordan Kidd scored 21 points each and Yakima Valley shot a blistering 58 percent during the second half en route to a 95-76 rout of Blue Mountain in Eastern Region men's action Saturday.

The Yaks, who secured an NWAACC Tournament berth Friday night, improved to 9-4 in the region and 15-10 overall with their seventh win in eight games. A win in Wednesday night's regular-season finale at home against Spokane would move YVCC into the region's third tournament spot.

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"It's not like there was some big adjustment," YVCC coach Ray Funk said, "but you always look like a better coach when your guys are shooting well."

Willie Blodgett had 14 points, five assists and three rebounds and Caden Skelton added 13 points.

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BOWIE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Elizabeth City State avenged an earlier season blowout and surprised Bowie State 55-51 in a CIAA Eastern Division contest. The loss, Bowie State's second in a row, dropped the Lady Bulldogs record to 12-6 overall, 12-4 in the CIAA and 2-2 in the East.

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FARMINGTON -- The University of Maine at Farmington men's basketball team claimed the top seed in the North Atlantic Conference tournament with an 88-64 victory over Lyndon State College on Saturday.

The Beavers finished 12-12 overall and 12-2 in the NAC. Eric Lelansky scored 23 points to lead UMF while DJ Gerrish added 15 points, Messalonskee graduate Eric Taylor had 11 points and Josh Tanguay kicked in with 14 points.

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Logan Calkins led Lyndon State College (8-16, 4-10) with 13 points.

Thomas 74, Johnson State College 53: Darrell Alexander led four Terriers in double digit scoring with 14 points in the NAC win.

Jarrad DeVaughn added 13 points while Mt. Blue graduate Isaiah Brathwaite and Antonio Juco each had 12 points. The Terriers set the school record for win with their 16th of the season.

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UMF 74, Lyndon State College 66: The Terriers jumped out to a big lead and held on for a win over Lyndon State College in NAC action.

Hall-Dale High School graduate Caitlyn Laflin scored 23 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for the Beavers, who finished the season 11-12 overall and 9-5 in the conference. UMF earned the fourth seed in the NAC tournament and are scheduled to host No. 5 Thomas College on Tuesday in the first round.

Thomas 68, Johnson State College 59: Kellie Martel scored 25 points to lead the Terriers into the postseason on a high note. Karin Bird added 21 points for Thomas while Lawrence graduate Mallorie Blakney added 13 points and seven rebounds.

Binghamton 72, Maine 62: The Black Bears opened the game with a 6-0 run but fell to the Bearcats in an America East game in Vestal, N.Y.

Tanna Ross scored 12 points to lead Maine (8-19, links of london charms 4-11) while Valley graduate Kristin Baker added 10 points. Binghamton (10-17, 6-8) was led by Erica Carter with eight points.

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Colby 4, Saint Anselm 1: Billy Crinnion had three assists and Jim Lemonias earned his first Clip on charms collegiate win as the Mules earned the eighth seed in the New England Small College Athletic Conference playoffs.

Colby will play at top-seeded Bowdoin at 7 p.m. Saturday in a quarterfinal game. Nick Kondiles, Patrick Bursee and Mike White each scored for Colby (11-8-4, 7-8-4). Lemonias made 16 saves.

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Middlebury 5, Colby 0: Middlebury and Colby wrapped up their regular seasons as the Panthers earned a shutout victory in Kenyon Arena. The Mules (3-16-5, 1-12-3) have earned the eighth seed and will visit top-seeded Amherst.

Also Saturday: Erskine graduate Josh Jones scored 12 points while Richmond graduate Marc Zaharchuk added nine points and Lawrence graduate Brooks Spaulding chipped in with two as Husson University defeated Castleton State College 65-50 in men's basketball action.

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