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Honor Roll
Men--Shane Centers 295, 812. Women--Karen Hancock 257, Elizabeth Brents 672. Seniors men--Keith Luper 244, 628. Women--Mary Grill 223, 505. Boys--Brett Kier 190, 549. Girls--Jessie Davis 145, 405. Keglers's men--Mike Pierce 251, 679. Women--Kathy Metheny 233, 646. Brookhaven men--Tim Hoover 210, D.W. Gobel 503. Women--Shirley Little 1y68, 447. VIP Sr's. men--Keith Luper 244, 628. Women--Mary Grill 223, 505. Tuesday Angels--Mila Buchanan 196, 575. Women--JoAnna Chadwick 575. Big Sports men--Troy Bush 277, 669. Women--Brenda Gorges 201, 546. Moose Mixers men--Dan Bucher 264, 672. Women--Brenda Yates 245, 637. VFW#1 men--Kory Patterson 278, 717. Women--Sheryl Austin 200, 519. Beech Mixed men--Donn Dick 257, 692. Women--Sandy VanDyke 202, Ethel Telford 527. Roaring Freeloaders women--Brenda Gorges 214, Carol Conrad 565.
Local Roundup: Mendon runs Braves over Biggs
Hamilton High's Drew Mendon lit up Biggs for 169 yards rushing and three touchdowns on 15 carries as the Braves won a Mid-Valley League road game 55-19 Friday night. Quarterback Jeff Cavins passed for two touchdowns for the Braves (5-1, 2-0 MVL), completing 6 of 11 attempts for 67 yards. Ryan Schimke had an interception and led the charge on defense for Hamilton. Pleasant Valley 35, Shasta 0 Jordan Rodgers completed 7 of 9 passes for 199 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Vikings (3-1-1, 1-1 Eastern Athletic League) in Redding. Rodgers started the scoring with a 1-yard TD run, then connected with Mark Woodbury on a 60-yard scoring pass, and hit Vincent Anderson with a 28-yard touchdown pass for a 20-0 halftime lead. Woodbury added a 3-yard scoring run and finished with 159 yards on 17 carries
Five-person relay team
1. Inspired 1, University Heights, Ohio; Jeannie Ritchie, Debbie Pagano, Shannon McConville, Bonnie McClure and Tracy Meder; 2:51:22 (4). 2. Mac Chicks, University Heights, Ohio; Suzanne Isco, Amy Kubbins, Cheri Napholz, Angela Orr and Kristen Proach; 2:56:15 (6). 3. Five Fab Fems, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Kimberly Bucey, Pamela Goldfarb, Kathy-Ann Karder, Emily Laube-Haughton and Kellie Truesdell; 3:11:43 (25). 4. Ladies Without Limits, Poland, Ohio; Emilie Ridge, Katie Gries, Meghan Ferraro, Jen Lyden and Jeanne Sutcliffe; 3:12:20 (30). 5. Five Fast And Feisty Fillies, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Brooke Blaser, Hilary Derr, Kristin Kidd, Debbie Lin and Kathie Noe; 3:26:44 (74).
6. Strap-It-On, Akron, Ohio; Renee Dimeo, Diane Hibbard, Kimberly Read, Marcia Smith and Jennifer Zajac; 3:27:56 (80).
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Real estate transactions recorded at the Manatee County Courthouse: $9,000,000 Priority Developers Inc to Priority Country Meadows LLC, Pt Country Meadows Ph1, 2, O.R. Book 02151 Page 4664, Sept. 5. $5,550,000 Messer, Barry W and Gwendolyn S, Messer, James B to Wicker Inn Holding Co Inc, Pt 24, 25, 26-35-16, O.R. Book 02152 Page 4722, Sept. 8. $3,800,000 M Pete McNabb Inc to Cummins, Kenneth M and Brenda, L55 Pt 82,83 Riverdale, Com Nw, Cor L39 Blk A Riverdale, O.R. Book 02152 Page 1420, Sept. 7. $2,800,000 JRG Development LLC to 1167159 Alberta Ltd, Pt 10-34-18, O.R. Book 02151 Page 3905, Sept. 5. $2,000,000 Gainey, Steve and Jennifer to Westport Ventures LLC, Pt 17-35-18, O.R. Book 02152 Page 3656, Sept. 7.
$1,800,000 JRG Developments LLC to MVP Partners LLC, Pt Blk9 Phillips and Allens, O.R.
Eagles slip past Panthers
Knox Central beat Madison Southern everywhere but on the scoreboard Friday.The Eagles, after only gaining 26 yards offensively in the first half, scored 14 points in the second half to steal the victory from the Panthers.Zach McGuire connected with Daron Thomas for a 14-yard touchdown pass-and-catch with 7:54 left in the fourth quarter to complete the comeback and give Madison Southern 3-3 (2-0) a 20-19 victory.Knox Central 3-2 (0-1) scored first in the opening quarter. The Panthers took the ball 60 yards on nine plays on their first drive of the game. Cory Smith found Jordan Ellenburg in the end zone with a touchdown pass to put Knox Central up 6-0. Greg Phillips added the extra point to make the score 7-0 with 8:05 left in the first quarter.The Panthers rushed for 205 yards in the game dominating the line of scrimmage in the first half.
Berea High names students of the month
Berea High's September students of the month are: freshman Leo Dendy, sophomore Tabitha Ivey, junior Vu Nguyen and senior Donald Ritter. The BHS Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets each Friday morning at 7 a.m. The president of FCA is Julia Waltz, and the faculty sponsor is Kevin Williams. Area churches and parents provide breakfast and speakers. HIGH SCHOOLS CAROLINA
Students in Beth Thomas' English classes at Carolina High are working on projects to celebrate National Hispanic Month. .
Week 3: I Beat Brad winners
Amy VanderZanden of Appleton is the $100 Week 3 by posting a 13-1 record in the True Value/I Beat Brad NFL picks contest where readers pick against Post-Crescent sports editor Brad Zimanek. There were 1,355 entries and 1,179 (or nearly everyone, or so it seems, beat Brad). Brad finished with a 7-7 record. I Beat Brad T-Shirt Winners Amador, Joseph, New London
Batley, Herbert, Menasha
Bechlen, Linda, Chilton
Brandt, Ardis, Appleton
Buckner, Gary, Appleton
Callies, Margaret, Appleton
Colbert, Wayne, Menasha
Debroux, Mark, Combined Locks
Erdmann, Ken, Neenah
Fisher, Dan, Appleton
Heacock, Ben, Kaukauna
Herter, Troy, New London
Hottenstine, Rick, Hortonville
Hurley, Joan, Appleton
Huss, Joe, Appleton
Jack, Griffin, Neenah
Johnson, Jacob, Sherwood
Lambrecht, Aaron, Appleton
McNickols, Dawn, Hortonville
Miller, Ralph, Neenah
Panetti, Tom, Kaukauna
Rammer, Dave, Kaukauna
Schultz, Bill, Appleton
Vanden Hogen, Brian, Appleton
Witmeyer, Joel, Menasha Other winners Abba, Larry, Neenah
Abba, Mary, New London
Abfalter, Eric, Kaukauna
Abing, Marty, Neenah
Adamietz, Sharon, Kimberly
Adamietz, Tom, Kimberly
Adamski, Eric, Appleton
Ales, Tom, Menasha
Allard, Bill, Appleton
Allen, Gene, Neenah
Allwardt, Amy, Menasha
Altekruse, Michael, Neenah
Amador, Mike, New London
Ambroziak, Roman, Weyauwega
Amundson, Dan, Menasha
Anderson, Derek, Appleton
Andrews, John S., Sheboygan
Angell, Jessica, Menasha
Angell, Ryan, Menasha
Annen, Harold, Appleton
Arenz, Ken, Chilton
Arthur, Todd, Oshkosh
Auden, Norb, Kaukauna
Auden, Fran, Kaukauna
Auden, Al, Kaukauna
Avergonzado, Ernie, Appleton
Ayers, Wil, Aurora
Ayres, Butch, Appleton
Bailey, John, Ripon
Bailey, Jason, Manawa
Banker, Mike, Black Creek
Banker, Justin, Black Creek
Banker, Ben, Black Creek
Banker, Brad, Black Creek
Barker, Jeffrey, Appleton
Barlow, Eric, Little Chute
Barnette, David, Appleton
Barry, JB, Appleton
Barta, John, Appleton
Basque, Rus, Appleton
Bates, David, Chilton
Bauer, Roger, Neenah
Bauer, Kristine, Menasha
Baum, Gregory, Neenah
Baumann, Curt, Neenah
Bechlem, Chris, Chilton
Becker, Erik, Neenah
Beckman, randy, Neenah
Beer, Joel, Kaukauna
Behm, Trev, Appleton
Behrens, Mike, Menasha
Bellile, Mike, Hortonville
Bellile, Brett, Hortonville
Bellile, Jeanne, Hortonville
Bellin, Karen, Winneconne
Belongea, Bob, Appleton
Belongia, Kellie, Green Bay
Benoit, Betsy, Little Chute
Benoit, Philip, Little Chute
Berenz, John, Appleton
Berg, Patricia, Appleton
Berge, Lenny, Neenah
Bergstrom, Wendy, De Pere
Bergstrom, Mary, Neenah
Bergstrom, William, Neenah
Bernard, Lawrence, Appleton
Bertrand, Sonny, Appleton
Bevers, Tom, De Pere
Beyer, David, Appleton
Bielefeld, Jeff, Neenah
Bishop, Carolyn, Appleton
Biwan, Tyler, Minneapolis, Minn.
Stage Listings
Stage listings are compiled by Deborah Giattina. Performance times may change; call venues to confirm. Reviewers are Robert Avila, Rita Felciano, Karen McKevitt, and Lara Shalson. See Picks, for information on how to submit items to the listings. THEATER OPENING Big Love Traveling Jewish Theater, 470 Florida; 1-800-838-3006, www.foolsfury.org, www.brownpapertickets.com. $12-30. Previews Thurs/21-Sat/23, 8pm. Opens Sun/24, 8pm. Runs Thurs-Sat, 8pm. Through Oct 21. Charles Mee's play about 50 unwilling and rebellious brides-to-be gets a physical treatment from foolsFURY.
The God of Hell Magic Theater, Fort Mason Center, Buchanan at Marina, bldg D; 441-8822, www.magictheatre.org. $20-45. Previews Sat/23, 8pm; Sun/24, 2:30pm; Sept 26-29, 8pm. Opens Sept 30, 8pm. Runs Tues-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 2:30pm.
Philips 355
General
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Network |
GSM 900 / GSM 1800 |
| Announced |
2004, 1Q |
Status
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Available
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Size
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Dimensions |
106 x 46 x 17 mm, 72 cc |
Weight
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82 g
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Display
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Type |
CSTN, 65K colors |
| Size |
128 x 128 pixels, 8 lines |
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- Screensavers and wallpapers
- 5-way joystick
- Downloadable pictures
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Ringtones
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Type |
Polyphonic (32 channels) |
| Customization |
Composer, download |
Vibration
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Yes
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Memory
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Phonebook |
300 x 8 fields, Photo call |
| Call records |
30 received, dialed and missed calls |
| Card slot |
No |
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- 8 MB built-in memory (1.5 MB available)
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Data
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GPRS |
Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps |
| HSCSD |
No |
| EDGE |
No |
| 3G |
No |
| WLAN |
No |
| Bluetooth |
No |
| Infrared port |
No |
USB
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Features
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Messaging |
SMS, EMS, MMS |
| Browser |
WAP 1.2.1 |
| Games |
Yes |
| Colors |
Turquoise Ocean, White Antarctic, Black Forrest, Blue Gloss |
| Camera |
CIF, 352 x 288 pixels |
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- Java
- T9
- Organizer
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| Battery |
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Standard, Li-Ion |
| Stand-by |
Up to 400 h |
| Talk time |
Up to 5 h |
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