21Jan

WINCHESTER INVIATIONAL: Carrollton survives showdown with Greenfield-NW, 52-42

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WINCHESTER — Just two days after playing a physical game against Routt, the Carrollton boys’ basketball team played a rougher game against Greenfield-Northwestern and came away with a 52-42 win in the opening round of the Winchester Invitational Tournament Saturday.

“We didn’t expect anything less,” Carrollton coach Jeff Krumwiede said. “when we found out Wednesday night at the seed meeting that we had drawn Greenfield, we were very concerned about the fact that: A) they are talented; B) they are well coached; and C) if they are ranked lower than we are, they are going to be motivated. so it was a concern for us, and we were fortunate enough to survive.”

Carrollton was shooting double-bonus free throws before the first quarter was over as Greenfield-Northwestern racked up 10 fouls in the first eight minutes.

“We don’t go out saying we are going to have a game where there is going to be 30 fouls,” Krumwiede said. “sixty free throw shots. The officials don’t like it, the fans don’t like it and the coaches don’t like losing players to disqualification.”

The two teams combined for 47 fouls in all. Carrollton starters Jordan Harr and Cody Kraut fouled out in the fourth quarter, as did Greenfield’s Bubba McEvers.

“That was a typical Tigers/Hawks intense battle,” Greenfield-Northwestern coach Joe Pembrook said. “There is really no way to sugar-coat it. it was intense. We didn’t play with a lot of heart and desire on Thursday night. We worked on that yesterday in practice and I thought our kids brought the intensity, (Carrollton) did as well, and that’s what you should expect from a great rivalry like that.”

The two teams combined for 60 free throws. Carrollton was 19-for-32 at the line while Greenfield-Northwestern was 20-for-28.

“We executed, and they did as well,” Pembrook said. “We missed some front ends of one-and-ones that kind of hurt us, but my hat’s off to Carrollton as they executed a little better than we did down the stretch.”

Carrollton lost Joey Coonrod midway through the second quarter when the senior came out of the bottom of a loose-ball pileup with blood streaming down the side of his face. Coonrod cut his head right above his eyebrow.

“We have an extra uniform for blood situations,” Krumwiede said. “then we started stripping the freshmen. The unfortunate part about that is we only had 12 players dress and only 11 available because Cody Leonard is still out with the sore shoulder, so we didn’t have a whole lot more uniforms to go through. We would have been wearing Winchester Wildcat white if it had gone much deeper.”

Coonrod laughed when asked about the jersey situation.

“There probably were a few other players that would have given up their jerseys for me,” Coonrod said. “They are good teammates.”

Coonrod was out for the remainder of the first quarter, but returned at the start of the second quarter with his head bandaged, wearing jersey number 40. he was in and out of the game throughout the second half as the bleeding continued, and started the fourth quarter wearing jersey number 30.

Coonrod required 13 stitches after the game; his status for Tuesday’s game is uncertain. his status for Saturday’s game was certain: he was determined to play.

“I thought I needed to come back in,” Coonrod said. “it was a close game, and it wasn’t like I couldn’t walk or anything.”

Coonrod finished with nine points, including a big 3-point shot at the 6:50 mark in the third quarter that increased Carrollton’s lead to 41-22. The Tigers were forced to play catch-up for the rest of the game.

Krumwiede said he was pleased with the way his players responded with Coonrod out of the game.

“all the times Joey was in the locker room with the trainer, I thought our guys really stepped up and played well,” the coach said.

Carrollton held a two-point edge at 13-11 by the end of the first quarter, then slowly started to pull away in the second. Greenfield tried to claw its way back in, and got as close as 23-20, but never any closer.

Carrollton outscored Greenfield 14-11 in the second quarter and widened the gap by outscoring the Tigers 16-11 in the third quarter. Each team scored nine points in the fourth quarter.

Carrollton’s Tyler Watson and Luke Palan each scored 12 points to lead the Hawks. Isaac Masters led the Tigers with 11 points.

“I can’t say enough about Luke Palan,” Krumwiede said. “he is the one that hit the jump shots and took care of the basketball. he played solid defense and emerged and matured. he is a freshman who has been getting some varsity time and having some spots of excellent play.”

Carrollton will move on to play Griggsville-Perry in the championship bracket Tuesday. Greenfield-Northwestern (5-9) will play Western on Wednesday in the consolation bracket.

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21Nov

Choosing a Great Rifle Scope

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Finding the best rifle scope for yourself can be nearly as
challenging as stalking the prey itself. with so many
choices and so many options, it’s sometimes difficult to
line up a target. This article will help first of all define
the options and choices you have, and give you a plan for
finding the best rifle scope to buy.

Ultimately the function of any scope is to help aim, give
you an idea of distance to the target, and make acquisition
easier. the best rifle scopes are high-quality, precision
instruments, very light, rugged and with outstanding optics.
To do that there are several features a good rifle scope
must possess. In no particular order, here they are. Not
directly related to the scope, but crucial nonetheless is
your mount. If your scope isn’t securely mounted, with no
opportunity to move, then you’re asking for problems. It’s
worth it to make sure you have a solid, superbly-aligned
mount on which to place your great new scope.

Other factors to consider would be the image and it’s
quality. There are several things to think about in this
regard. It’s just vital that the optics deliver as much
light as possible to the eyepiece. the more light you have
to work with, the sharper the resolution and eventually the
shot. This is one reason why larger objective lens scopes
(50mm) have become more popular recently, as the larger the
light gathering capability, the more you have to work with.
Lens quality is a huge issue, too, and can be detected by
any distortion visible around the edges. Lens coatings are
applied to quality optics to reduce reflection causing glare
and help gather light for a crisper, brighter image. Don’t
buy a lens that’s not at least multi-coated.

Adjustment capability is also important. A good scope will
have little or no movement of the reticle, nor should it.
You don’t want your aim reference point changing from one
shot to the next. Check for Parallax error as well. This is
when slight changes in eye position change the aim of the
scope. you can expect most quality rifle scopes to be
parallax error-free to 100 yards. Magnification of the
target image is another item to consider. If you’re hunting
with a very powerful gun over a great distance this may be
something you would want. Most the time however you don’t
want any magnification, as it fiddles with your natural
ability to reckon distance drop.

Finally make sure the scope you buy is watertight; sealed
tight as a drum, and totally fogproof. Keeping these things
in mind while you’re search for a new rifle scope will help
you save money, heartache, and missed shots

Choosing a Great Rifle Scope

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11Nov

Little Argus – Nov. 10, 2011

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Today

NMSU-C open house

NMSU-Carlsbad will hold its annual Open House from 5-7 p.m. today (Nov. 10). There will be free food, activities and door prizes.

Fundraising event

There will be a Celebrity Bartending event for charity from 6-8 p.m. today (Nov. 10) at the Trinity Hotel, 201 S. Canal St., featuring Dr. George Veni, executive director of the National Cave and Karst Research Institute, as bartender. all proceeds from tips and the sale of appetizers benefit the Carlsbad Battered Families Shelter. Info: 628-2702.

Flu clinic

There will be a free flu clinic for anyone age 6 months and older 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today (Nov. 10) at San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd. Bring Medicare/Medicaid card. Info: 885-4191, option 4.

Friday

City offices closed

The city of Carlsbad offices will be closed Friday in observance of Veterans Day.

Refuse collection

There will be refuse collection for commercial and residential routes scheduled for Friday only Nov. 11. Regular service will resume Saturday. Sandpoint Landfill will be open from 7 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. The Convenience station at 302 E. Plaza will be open from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Mag Court closure

Magistrate Court will be closed Friday due to Veterans Day.

Honoring veterans

Antique tractor owners interested in honoring veterans in residence at Lakeview and Landsun will meet at 8 a.m. Friday at St. Edward School, 805 Walter St., to visit the homes, returning to the school at 9 a.m. for the parade. Info: 885-3603.

Veterans Day Parade

The Veterans Day Parade will be held Friday with lineup from 9-10 a.m. at St. Edward School, corner of Walter and Church streets. Parade will begin at 10 a.m., proceeding down Church Street to Canyon Street; left at Canyon to the courthouse. Info: 885-6953.

Honoring Bataan vets

all family and friends of Bataan veterans are invited to join in honoring them on Veterans Day by marching or riding in the Veterans Day Parade. Info: 887-8365.

Senior center closed

San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd., will be closed Friday for Veterans Day.

Veterans Park

The Carlsbad Veterans Memorial Park will be dedicated at 1 p.m. Friday at James Street on the east of Lower Tansill Dam.

Play performances

Carlsbad Community Theater will perform the comedy “Bell, Book and Candle” at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Nov. 18 and 19 and at 2 p.m. Sunday. Season tickets are still available at the box office on play dates. Single advance tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students and are available at Candlewood, ‘Round the Corner, Old Pecos Gallery, Blue House, Shade Tree and Kristina’s Custom Frames.

Caverns fee waived

The $6 entry fee will be waived Friday through Sunday at Carlsbad Caverns National Parks in honor of Veterans Day. Ranger-guided tour fees will still be charged.

Hydrogen fuel class

There will be a free hydrogen fuel class at 7 p.m. Friday at the Eddy County Extension Office, 1304 W. Stevens St., with discussion on Paul Pantone’s plasma fuel. Info: 361-3083 or www.pecostwister.com.

County offices closed

The Eddy County offices will be closed Friday due to Veterans Day. The sheriff’s department will be open and the road department will have a crew on call.

no story Time

Due to no school, there will be no Preschool story Time Friday at Living Desert Zoo & Gardens State Park. Info: 887-5516.

CMS out

School will not be in session for Carlsbad Municipal School District students Friday due to Veterans Day. The School Administration Building will also be closed. Regular school and business hours will resume Monday.

Tamale fundraiser

Iglesia Evangelica Cristiana Espiritual, 2322 Iris St., will have a fundraiser tamale sale from 6 a.m. until sold out (usually by noon) Friday. Red - X-hot, hot and mild; and green chicken available for $13 per dozen. Orders: 628-0309 or 302-5062. Will deliver orders of three or more.

Saturday

Food drive

Cub Scout Pack 286 will go door-to-door from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday collecting food stuff to help the Head start School families through the holidays. to donate, call 302-7227.

Music fellowship

The TEX-MEX chapter of the Country Gospel Music Association will host music and fellowship from 1:30-4:30 p.m. Saturday at Carlsbad Community Kitchen, 402 S. Alameda St. Bring music, CDs, soundtracks and instruments. Meal: $5. Info: 302-1813.

Carlsbad Recycles Day

Carlsbad Recycles Day will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the Visitor Center at Living Desert Zoo & Gardens State Park. Exhibits and demonstrations of local recycling efforts, crafts for kids and free merchandise will be available. A PowerPoint program on the recycling efforts at the Wildlife West Nature Park will be given at 1 p.m.

NARFE program

The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association will host a Veterans Day program when it meets for breakfast at 8 a.m. Saturday in the dining room at Carlsbad Medical Center. Info: 885-0130.

Gordita plate fundraiser

Iglesia Evangelica Cristiana Espiritual, 2322 Iris St., will have a gordita plate fundraiser from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday. Plates are $8 and consist of three gorditas with rice, beans and salad. Orders: 628-0309 or 302-5062. Will deliver orders of three or more.

Announcements

CAAA program

The Carlsbad Area Art Association will host Marie Johnson on “The Tao of Watercolor - a revolutionary approach to the Practice of Painting” when it meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 120 S. Canyon St. Enter by the alley door.

SNMCAC meeting

Southeast NM Community Action Corporation will hold its Board of Directors meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, at 1915 San Jose Blvd. Info: 887-3939.

Art workshop

“The Tao of Watercolor” workshop will be taught by Marie Johnson at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 19. Sign up: The Artist Gallery, 120 S. Canyon St., 689-9003 or 887-1210.

Troop addresses, comfort items

American Legion Post 7 is seeking addresses for overseas service members to mail Christmas packages to and donations of comfort items that fit in a first class postal box. call 885-2493, 361-8693 or 361-4141 with addresses. Drop off items at 2311 Legion St. in the evening.

Historical exhibit

“Historic Petroleum Stock Certificates” is on display through Oct. 22 at the Artesia Historical Museum & Art Center, 505 W. Richardson Ave. The exhibit focuses on New Mexico and features photos, maps and other memorabilia as well. Info: (575) 748-2390.

Doghouse donations

Building contractors who have scrap lumber, insulation, roofing or siding are asked to donate those materials so dog houses can be built for the needy by the high school building trades classes.

BLM workshops

The Bureau of Land Management will host a social/economic workshop at 6 p.m. Nov. 15 at the Permian Basin Regional Training Center, 1400 Commerce Dr., Classroom E, and Nov. 16 at NMJC in Hobbs. these are part of the initial stages and continued outreach effort of its resource management planning process. Info: 234-5923 or olofton@blm.gov.

Parental Involvement

National Parental Involvement Day is Nov. 17. For information about parental involvement opportunities, call 234-3316.

Waste collection

Bulk trash and yard waste collection service is offered to customers inside city limits. Place items, branches or bagged grass clippings at the curb or in the alley within your property lines. For safe collection do not place items near a Dumpster, water or gas meter, fence or directly beneath power, phone or cable lines. Info: 885-6262 or sschneider@cityofcarlsbadnm.com.

Pottery lessons

Free lessons will be given from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday at the Pottery Studio, 404 School St. Info: 885-6416.

Christmas on the Pecos

Tickets for Christmas on the Pecos, held Nov. 25-Dec. 31, are available online at www.christmasonthepecos.com or call (575) 628-0952. Tickets are $12.50, adults, Sunday-Thursday and $17.50 Friday and Saturday. Children (ages 2-11) are $7.50 Sunday-Thursday and $12.50 Friday and Saturday. Eddy county residents’ special is $7.50 for adults and children Sundays and Mondays (must show proof of residence and must be purchased at the Chamber office).

Christmas Anonymous

Christmas Anonymous is accepting registration from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday in the San Martin room at San Jose Church, 1002 de Baca St. Monetary donations are accepted at P.O. Box 655, Carlsbad, NM 88220.

ENMU-R art exhibit

The art exhibit “Repetition, Repetition, Repetition” will be on display through noon Nov. 18 at the ENMU-Roswell Art Department Gallery. Info: (575) 624-7226 or jennie.bower@roswell.enmu.edu.

City Council meeting changes

The Carlsbad City Council meeting set for Nov. 22 has been cancelled. A special city council meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Nov. 15 in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, 101 N. Halagueno St.

Convenience Station hours

The Solid Waste Convenience Station, 302 E. Plaza, is now on winter hours, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

RPENM potluck

Retired Public Employees of New Mexico, Chapter 10, will have a potluck luncheon at noon Nov. 15, at First Presbyterian Church, 212 N. Halagueno St. This will be the last meeting of the year. The next meeting is set for 2 p.m. Jan. 17.

Snowmen pin class

There will be a class in making snowmen pins at 9:30 a.m. Dec. 2 at San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd. Kits are $7. Sign up: 885-1402.

Senior Zumba classes

Zumba Gold classes will be held at 8:30 a.m. Dec. 2, 16 and 30 at San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd. Wear workout clothes and shoes and bring water. Sign up: 885-1402.

Medicare help

A representative from the NM Aging & Long-Term Services will assist those needing extra help to reduce premiums, deductibles and co-pays for Medicare part D Prescription Drug plan and answer questions from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Dec. 5 at the San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd. Bring ID, Medicare card and prescription bottles. Appointments: 885-1402.

Cake decoration

A demonstration on cake decorating will be held at 1:30 p.m. at the San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd. Sign up: 885-1402.

Decorative hair ornaments

There will be a class on how to make decorative hair ornaments at 1 p.m. Dec. 16 at the San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd. Bring a large Christmas silk flower, headband or other kind of embellishments and matching thread and needle. Sign up: 885-1402.

Senior center closed

The San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd., will be closed Dec. 23 and Dec. 26 for Christmas.

Art display

Works donated by the Carlsbad Art Appreciation Class will be on display from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the Carlsbad Museum & Art Center, 418 W. Fox St. Free admission. Info: 887-0276.

Photo display

The Mayor’s Choice: Photography by Arnult Mitchell of Carlsbad will be on display from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the Carlsbad Museum & Art Center, 418 W. Fox St. Free admission. Info: 887-0276.

ESGR assistance

The Carlsbad Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Committee invites service members to contact 887-0447 for help resolving employment related issues.

Music fundraiser

There will be a “Music for Makaighlah” fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, at the Beach band shell with music and food. Proceeds will help with travel and medical expenses associated with treatment of 8-month-old Makaighlah Finkmeier, who has been diagnosed with type one spinal muscular atrophy. Info or to perform: 302-6741.

Fundraiser raffle

A Winchester model 200 rifle is being raffled Nov. 26 to raise funds to help with travel and medical expenses associated with treatment of 8-month-old Makaighlah Finkmeier, who has been diagnosed with type one spinal muscular atrophy. Tickets are $5 each, or five for $20. Info: 302-9375.

Zombie play

The ENMU-Roswell Theatre Department will present the comedy-thriller, “The Zombie” at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, and Saturday, Nov. 19, and at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20, in the Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $5, general admission; $1, ENMU-R students with I.D. Info: (575) 624-7398 or Daniel.wolkow@roswell.enmu.edu.

Wreaths Across America

Wreaths Across America is accepting sponsorships to place wreaths on veterans’ graves at Carlsbad Cemetery. Cost: $15. Info: 706-0206 or www.wreathsacrossamerica.org.

Electric Light Parade

Applications are being accepted for the Electric Light Parade, to be held at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, with line-up at 5 p.m. on Canyon Street just south of Greene. The theme is the spirit of Christmas. Info/application: 887-7191 or 628-3768. Applications: carlsbadmainstreetnm.com/23.html.

Thanksgiving food baskets

The Girl Scouts and local schools will be collecting non-perishable food items to make Thanksgiving food baskets for those in need through Nov. 18. Individuals or businesses wishing to make a donation may send a check to Girl Scouts, c/o Terri Judah, 409 S. Alameda St., Carlsbad, NM 88220. Food may be dropped off at any school. to apply for a basket, call 887-2577. For information on ways to help, call 361-5261.

Preschool story time

Free preschool story time for ages 3-5 with a make-and-take craft will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, at Carlsbad Public Library, 101 S. Halagueno St. The theme is food and cooking.

Toddler Time

There will be music and movement at Toddler Time for children ages 0-3 at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16, at Carlsbad Public Library, 101 S. Halagueno St.

AARP tax prep volunteers needed

The Carlsbad AARP Tax Aide program needs volunteer tax preparers during the coming tax season. The sessions will be three half-days, Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. Volunteers need not be available at all sessions. Training will be provided in January. Tax preparation will start Thursday, Feb. 1. Info: 887-9090.

Senior center closed

San Jose Senior Center, 2814 San Jose Blvd., will be closed Nov. 24-25 for Thanksgiving.

Operation Christmas Child

First Baptist Church, 112 N. Alameda St., is the drop-off location for Operation Christmas Child. Drop-offs will be accepted from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Mondays; and 1-3 p.m. Sundays through Saturdays Nov. 14-21. Items needed include school supplies, toys, hygiene items and notes of encouragement for needy kids overseas packed in shoe boxes. Info: www.samaritanspurse.org/ooc.

Parenting classes

Free parenting classes are being offered at 6 p.m. Sundays at Sunset Church of Christ, 1308 W. Blodgett St. Childcare provided. Classes available for preschool, elementary, teens and single/step-parenting.

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10Nov

I Like Music and Reading Festival 2009

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I Like Music headed along to Reading 2009 to chat to the crowd, find out their musical highlights, their 2009 festival delights and much more…

Random MomentsAh, the joys that come with the no strings attached, forget-the-real-world, stay up past your bedtime party atmosphere of the festival. Simply cast your eyes away from the stage and you are sure to see something that defies explanation and exceeds utter brilliance all in one go…

We saw a man being arrested because he wouldn’t let go of his beer. Simon, 18, Kent

Lots of men in dresses. Why do boys always wear dresses at festivals? Jess, 22, Winchester

We saw people doing human jousting. there were four guys on each others shoulders. The ones on top had beer boxes on their heads and sticks made out of taped beer cans. Mike, 16, Swindon

My mate was sick in his own hands during Placebo. Jack, 18, Woking

It’s my friend’s first festival, she got caught in a circle pit! she just wandered un-knowingly into the calm before the storm! Louise, 21, Oxford

Festival OpinionsFrom first timers, locals and veterans, we kept it simple – What’s good? What’s not?

This is my first festival. And I’ll be coming back next year. And the year after that. James, 18, Basingstoke

I’d like to see more incorporation of Drum n Bass, I reckon it goes well with festivals and Rock. Alex, 30, Reading

I been coming for the last twenty years. It’s gotten milder. Less heavy bands. last year was one of the best though. Metallica were fantastic. Rage were incredible. Steve, 54, Cardiff

Prodigy should have headlined instead of Arctic Monkeys. Kaiser Chiefs should have headlined instead of Kings of Leon. Tom, 18, Basingstoke

Everyone’s been really friendly. The toilets are a lot better here than at Benicassim! Penny, 23, Newcastle

The Arctic Monkeys debate:The Saturday night headliners seemed to have caused a stir amongst most punters we chatted to. though their third studio album Humbug went straight into the UK album chart at number one, some still needed convincing…

Arctic Monkey’s were a bit of a let down after The Prodigy. they kind of bowed out. Basically they couldn’t follow The Prodigy and I think they just gave a half hearted performance. A lot of people left. Jennifer, 24, The Wirrell

I came back for Arctic Monkey’s. they were awesome, they sounded awesome! they were a bit slow and they didn’t play all their biggest hits, which is perhaps why people didn’t like them as much. Scott, 18, Surrey

They just played loads of stuff I’d never heard. Ben, 16, Brighton

I wanted to love them, but it just didn’t live up. they didn’t even play Mardy Bum. Tony, 34, London

Them Crooked Vultures Secret GigAll hail the power trio of the recently formed super group. Foo Fighter’s Dave Grohl on drums, Queens of The Stone Age’s Josh Homme on vocals and guitar, and Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones on bass. With rumours of an appearance circling after a last minute support slot for Arctic Monkeys the week before, the lucky few with their ears to the ground stumbled upon a Reading Festival first for Them Crooked Vultures.

I missed it and now I want to go home. Louis, 17, Kent

We worked it out from the line up. there was a free slot. Patrick Wolf had like two hours. During Eagles of Death Metal they showed Dave Grohl on the screen at the side of the stage, then they went toward the back and Josh Homme was there too. Mark, 17, Chichester

I got lots of drink spillt on me and I was nailed into the sides, but it was fucking quality. Stephen, 17, Chichester

It sounded quite like Queens of The Stone Age. Josh was good. Dave was better, everyone loves Dave. Alex, 18, Bristol

They played for about 45 minutes. they looked good, really together. Everytime Dave Grohl came on the screen everyone just went mental. they didn’t say much, just the names of the songs. Jake, 20, Bath

Reading 2009 Crowd Choice Award…As un-biased as we are, the I Like Music choice leans toward the greatness that is Radiohead, who stormed through what could be described as a greatest hits set, opening with Creep and including new track These are My Twisted Words. we caught up with festival goers prior to the weekend’s closing set to see who had royaly rocked their socks so far…

The Prodigy were absolutley epic. they were the best thing by far. You couldn’t move! And there were loads of circle pits! plus they played loads of their old stuff! Sarah, 23, Oxford

The Prodigy. The Prodigy. The Prodigy. everyone was going mental! Dan, 19, Milton Keynes

The Prodigy are just one of those bands aren’t they? They’re so loud. they fucking go for it. You can’t not love them. Tom, 20, Milton Keynes

The Prodigy should have headlined. The Arctic Monkey’s didn’t stand a chance after that. Dave, 21, Luton

Eagles of Death Metal were superb. Absolutley superb. Sam, 16, Newbury

Definitely Eagles of Death Metal. they absolutley caned it. Luke, 16, Bracknell

Eagles. By far my favourite all festival. Ed, 23, Norfolk

The Gaslight Anthem killed it. George, 18, Andover

Alexisonfire, I never thought I’d like them, but live they were incredible. their singer/guitarist is really good. Rich, 18, Northampton

Placebo of course, me and my mate just stood mesmerised by the drumming. Matt, 18, Oxford

When I grow up I want to be Karen-O. Haha! Will, 18, Hertfordshire

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01Sep

Winchester Attractions & Accommodation

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Winchester is the county town of Hampshire and a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers. Perfect for exploring city attractions, whilst also being located within close proximity to the famously gorgeous Hampshire countryside, Winchester is a great destination for families, couples, friends and seniors alike.

Steeped in rich history, exploring Winchester is a fun and educational adventure that can be enjoyed by all. Famous for Winchester Cathedral, Winchester Castle and many other monuments, there’s almost too much to discover during a trip to this historical and picturesque city. to help you get an idea of what it has to offer, I’ve compiled a list of my favorite things to to and my favorite places to stay in Winchester.

Winchester Cathedral

Built in 1079, the breathtaking Winchester Cathedral is the longest in Europe and a must-see landmark if you’re taking a trip to Winchester. Marvel at the medieval carvings, take a guided tour or simply enjoy a coffee at the Cathedral Cafe.

Winchester Castle

Home to the Great Hall and legendary Arthurian round Table, Winchester Castle is well worth a visit, particularly for history buffs.

The Great Hall

One of the only surviving parts of Winchester Castle, The Great Hall is one of the oldest and largest in Britain. It houses the famous Arthurian round Table and has many architectural features to admire, including stained glass windows, wrought iron gates and a judge’s gallery.

The round Table

Dating as far back as the 13th Century, The round Table, located within The Great Hall, is still intact today with the names of 24 of the knights of the round Table written around the edges. Guided tours are available upon request.

Marwell Wildlife

Home to over 200 different species of animal, Marwell Wildlife is a great place for the whole family. you will see giraffe, zebra, tigers, snow leopards and more at this charity park devoted to conservation.

Winchester Discovery Center

Winchester Discovery Center is a great place to explore the city’s rich culture and history. With a library, gallery and regular theater performances, you’ll find it easy to immerse yourself in all things Winchester.

Where to stay in Winchester

Winchester is full of great places to stay, including hotels, B&Bs and budget accommodation. whether it’s a city stay you’re after, or a quiet countryside getaway, Winchester has it all. There are many award winning accommodation providers, which include both traditional and modern properties.

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01Aug

Winchester Attractions & Accommodation

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Winchester is the county town of Hampshire and a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers. Perfect for exploring city attractions, whilst also being located within close proximity to the famously gorgeous Hampshire countryside, Winchester is a great destination for families, couples, friends and seniors alike.

Steeped in rich history, exploring Winchester is a fun and educational adventure that can be enjoyed by all. Famous for Winchester Cathedral, Winchester Castle and many other monuments, there’s almost too much to discover during a trip to this historical and picturesque city. To help you get an idea of what it has to offer, I’ve compiled a list of my favorite things to to and my favorite places to stay in Winchester.

Winchester Cathedral

Built in 1079, the breathtaking Winchester Cathedral is the longest in Europe and a must-see landmark if you’re taking a trip to Winchester. Marvel at the medieval carvings, take a guided tour or simply enjoy a coffee at the Cathedral Cafe.

Winchester Castle

Home to the Great Hall and legendary Arthurian round Table, Winchester Castle is well worth a visit, particularly for history buffs.

The Great Hall

One of the only surviving parts of Winchester Castle, the Great Hall is one of the oldest and largest in Britain. It houses the famous Arthurian round Table and has many architectural features to admire, including stained glass windows, wrought iron gates and a judge’s gallery.

The round Table

Dating as far back as the 13th Century, the round Table, located within the Great Hall, is still intact today with the names of 24 of the knights of the round Table written around the edges. Guided tours are available upon request.

Marwell Wildlife

Home to over 200 different species of animal, Marwell Wildlife is a great place for the whole family. you will see giraffe, zebra, tigers, snow leopards and more at this charity park devoted to conservation.

Winchester Discovery Center

Winchester Discovery Center is a great place to explore the city’s rich culture and history. With a library, gallery and regular theater performances, you’ll find it easy to immerse yourself in all things Winchester.

Where to stay in Winchester

Winchester is full of great places to stay, including hotels, B&Bs and budget accommodation. Whether it’s a city stay you’re after, or a quiet countryside getaway, Winchester has it all. there are many award winning accommodation providers, which include both traditional and modern properties.

Winchester Attractions & Accommodation

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01Aug

Winchester Attractions & Accommodation

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Winchester is the county town of Hampshire and a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers. Perfect for exploring city attractions, whilst also being located within close proximity to the famously gorgeous Hampshire countryside, Winchester is a great destination for families, couples, friends and seniors alike.

Steeped in rich history, exploring Winchester is a fun and educational adventure that can be enjoyed by all. Famous for Winchester Cathedral, Winchester Castle and many other monuments, there’s almost too much to discover during a trip to this historical and picturesque city. to help you get an idea of what it has to offer, I’ve compiled a list of my favorite things to to and my favorite places to stay in Winchester.

Winchester Cathedral

Built in 1079, the breathtaking Winchester Cathedral is the longest in Europe and a must-see landmark if you’re taking a trip to Winchester. Marvel at the medieval carvings, take a guided tour or simply enjoy a coffee at the Cathedral Cafe.

Winchester Castle

Home to the Great Hall and legendary Arthurian round Table, Winchester Castle is well worth a visit, particularly for history buffs.

The Great Hall

One of the only surviving parts of Winchester Castle, the Great Hall is one of the oldest and largest in Britain. it houses the famous Arthurian round Table and has many architectural features to admire, including stained glass windows, wrought iron gates and a judge’s gallery.

The round Table

Dating as far back as the 13th Century, the round Table, located within the Great Hall, is still intact today with the names of 24 of the knights of the round Table written around the edges. Guided tours are available upon request.

Marwell Wildlife

Home to over 200 different species of animal, Marwell Wildlife is a great place for the whole family. you will see giraffe, zebra, tigers, snow leopards and more at this charity park devoted to conservation.

Winchester Discovery Center

Winchester Discovery Center is a great place to explore the city’s rich culture and history. With a library, gallery and regular theater performances, you’ll find it easy to immerse yourself in all things Winchester.

Where to stay in Winchester

Winchester is full of great places to stay, including hotels, B&Bs and budget accommodation. Whether it’s a city stay you’re after, or a quiet countryside getaway, Winchester has it all. There are many award winning accommodation providers, which include both traditional and modern properties.

Winchester Attractions & Accommodation

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21Jul

Renegades’ Church making strides in pro career

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‘Dream come true’ for 810th overall pick by WILLIAM MONTGOMERY Published: 2:00 AM – 07/17/11

FISHKILL — as his senior year at Florida Atlantic University was winding down this spring, Raymond Church’s parents kept asking him, “What if the draft doesn’t go your way? What’s your backup plan?”

Church, a 22-year-old second baseman from West Palm Beach, graduated with a business degree but knew it was going to be professional baseball or bust.

“I kept telling them, until the draft is over, I’m not having a backup plan,” Church said last week at Dutchess Stadium. “My dream is to be here playing professional baseball.”

Hometown: West Palm Beach, Fla.

Drafted: 810th overall in the 26th round

Palm Beach State College: Batted over .340 in two seasons (2008-09), totalled 12 doubles, three triples and 43 RBI.

Florida Atlantic University: started all 57 games his senior season (2011), batted .351 with six home runs, 15 doubles and 32 RBI…started 115 straight games at second base over two years…tied school record with a 24-game hitting streak…drew 45 walks in 2010, the most of any player in the Sun Belt Conference…had nine RBI in one Sun Belt tournament game in 2010, named to Sun Belt All-Tournament and Gainesville All-Regional teams that season.

Valley League: Played in 40 games with Winchester in 2010, batted .314 with four home runs and 34 RBI.

Monday: vs. Connecticut, 11 a.m. (Early bird game)

Tuesday: vs. Staten Island, 7:05 p.m. (Irish night)

Wednesday: vs. Staten Island, 7:05 p.m. (American heroes)

Thursday: at Staten Island, 7:00 p.m.

Friday: at Staten Island, 7:00 p.m.

Saturday: vs. Mahoning Valley, 7:05 p.m. (Postgame fireworks)

Sunday: vs. Mahoning Valley, 5:05 p.m. (Replica jersey to first 1,000 fans 12-and-under)

Unlike some of his Hudson Valley Renegades teammates, Church wasn’t a can’t-miss prospect in high school. he played two years of junior college baseball at Palm Beach State College, batting more than .340 in both seasons there. Church then landed at Florida Atlantic University, where he started 60 games, hit .329 with 10 home runs and 46 RBI his junior year. this spring, he batted .351 in 57 starts, turned 33 double plays and had a .974 fielding percentage, leading his coaches to believe he likely would be taken in the 2011 first-year player draft.

“But with the draft, you never know,” Church said. “You absolutely don’t have any clue. you really don’t know until they finally call your name. I had a feeling, I had a good feeling, and I thought I would at least get some type of shot. the Rays took a chance, and I’m going to make the best of it.”

Church waited through each agonizing round, finally hearing his name called when Tampa Bay picked him 810th overall in the 26th round.

“I graduated with a business degree, but honestly, I didn’t know what I was going to do with it,” he said. “I really didn’t — God’s honest truth — I didn’t want to think about it until my draft dreams, until my major league baseball dreams, end. To this day, I’m still not. … Until somebody tells me I can’t play baseball anymore, I’m going to keep playing. That’s all I’ve come to know.”

Assigned to Hudson Valley, Church has stepped right in as the everyday second baseman. He’s batting .243 with five doubles in 19 games played, but has really taken off in July. After hitting .194 in June, Church was batting .294 in July through Friday’s game.

Church is adjusting to living on his own in a new place, something he did for the first time last summer when he played for the Winchester (Va.) Royals of the Valley League and lived with a host family. he had lived at home through his four years of college.

He’ll get a taste of home in early August, as his parents plan to visit Fishkill for a Renegades homestand. In February, he won’t be too far from home, as the Rays’ spring training facility in Port Charlotte, Fla. is about three hours from his family’s home.

For now, Church is just happy to get a chance to play every day for the Renegades. After all, getting drafted allowed him to postpone the thoughts of what he’s going to do with the rest of his life.

“It was a dream come true. the feeling I got was unlike any other,” he said of being selected. “It shows that hard work, most of the time, can get you where you want to be.”

wmontgomery@th-record.com

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20Jul

Sunrise Neighborhood news

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The Paradise Town Advisory Board has scheduled its biweekly meeting for 7 p.m. July 26 at the Paradise Recreation and Community Services Center, 4775 S. McLeod Drive.

The Winchester Town Advisory Board has scheduled its biweekly meeting for 6 p.m. July 27 at the Winchester Cultural Center, 3130 S. McLeod Drive.

The Whitney Town Advisory Board has scheduled its biweekly meeting for 6 p.m. July 28 at the Whitney Recreation Center, 5712 E. Missouri Ave.

The Sunrise Manor Town Advisory Board has scheduled its biweekly meeting for 6:30 p.m. July 28 at the Hollywood Recreation and Community Services Center, 1650 S. Hollywood Blvd.

For more information or agendas, visit clarkcountynv.gov.

Teen travels to be displayed

Teens are invited to put their name on a map to show library staff and other teens where they’ve been during a display-building event scheduled from 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Sunrise Library, 5400 Harris Ave. for more information, call 507-3900.

Volleyball league session to begin

Bob Price Courtmasters, a recreational volleyball league for adults 18 or older, is set to begin Session 5 at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Robert E. “Bob” Price Recreation Center, 2050 Bonnie Lane. League scoring is based on individual points with the top three finishers receiving league prizes. the league is set to meet for six weeks from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursdays. the game costs $2 each day. for more information, call 455-7600.

Residents can help PlanParkdale Senior Programs

The Parkdale People Program Meet is set from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday and Aug. 29 at the Parkdale Senior Center, 3200 Ferndale St. Residents are invited to meet with Parkdale staff members and discuss ideas for trips, classes and special events for September and November. for more information, call 455-8502.

Club to design Birthday cards

Smiles for Miles is scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Parkdale Senior Center, 3200 Ferndale St.

The senior group meets on the fourth Monday of each month and is seeking new members.

Monday’s session is set to include a complimentary continental breakfast and card-making class. for more information, call 455-8502.

Library to host Yu-Gi-Oh! open dueling

Open play of Yu-Gi-Oh!, a collectable trading card game, is scheduled from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Whitney Library, 5175 E. Tropicana Ave. Players must bring their own decks and be younger than 18. for more information, call 507-4010.

Seniors to go behind scenes at aquarium

A trip for seniors 50 or older to the Silverton aquarium is scheduled to leave the Parkdale Senior Center, 3200 Ferndale St., at 10:30 a.m. and return at 12:30 p.m. July 27. Participants are set to get a backstage tour of the mermaid show and see tropical fish, sharks and stingrays. Lunch is planned at a local restaurant. Participants are responsible for their own expenses. Registration is required. for more information, call 455-8502.

Quilting Class meets at rec center

A quilting class for adults 18 or older is set to meet from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hollywood Recreation and Community Services Center, 1650 S. Hollywood Blvd. for more information, visit vegasquiltinbees.tripod.com or call 455-0566.

RC Club to host monthly meeting

The Las Vegas Radio Control Club’s monthly meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday at the Skyline Casino, 1741 N. Boulder Highway in Henderson. for more information, email lvrcpresient@cox.net

Blackjacks to play scrimmage match

The Las Vegas Blackjacks, the valley’s rugby team, is set to play practice matches from 6:30 to 7:30 tonight, Thursday and July 26 and 28 at Sunset Park, 2601 E. Sunset Road. Admission is free and open to the public. for more information, visit lasvegasblackjacksrugby.com.

Teens welcome at SkyJam

Admission is limited to participants 16 or older during SkyJam scheduled from 10 p.m. to midnight Fridays at Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park, 4915 Steptoe St., Suite 400. the $15 admission includes two hours of jump time, two slices of pizza and a soda. for more information, visit skyzonesports.com or call 436-6887.

SENIOR WOODWORKERS TO SOCIALIZE

Woodworkers bring their own tools and materials to work on projects and socialize from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Parkdale Community and Senior Center, 3200 Ferndale St. the center has some basic wood-burning tools available. the event is free and open to seniors 50 or older. for more information, call 455-8502.

Senior center offers game sessions

The Parkdale Senior Center, 3200 Ferndale St., offers free regular board and card game sessions.

On Monday, cribbage is scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and Wii bowling is scheduled from 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday, canasta and hand and foot are scheduled from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Scrabble is scheduled from noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Chinese mah-jongg and Yahtzee are scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m., and pinochle is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, the Wii bowling league is scheduled from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Registration is required at the center. for more information, call 455-7517.

Skateboard park plans competition

A Hometown Heroes event is planned beginning at 2 p.m. Sunday at SkateCity Indoor Skateboard Park, 4915 Steptoe St. Practice and warm up is set from 2 to 4 p.m. with skateboarding competition beginning at 4 p.m. the event is set to include free burritos and a release party for a Tech Deck toy skateboard honoring SkateCity. the Tech Deck Collab series honors a select number of skateparks across the country. for more information, call 433-5544 or visit skatecity.info.

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