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WATER POLO

Water polo is now an established sport played throughout the world but it has a long history which began in England. The first documented evidence of the game was when the Bournemouth Premier Rowing Club carried out the "first series" of aquatic handball matches" on 13 July 1876.

Various ball games had been played in the water before this time, the most common seems to have been a type of polo in which the swimmer "rode" an inflated skin or barrel, propelling the ball with the hands or a form of paddle and moving about by using the feet. These games were probably more in the way of "comic relief" and the game played on "barrel horses" was still to be seen in the early years of the present century. This is probably where the name "Polo" came from.

Evidence suggests that the game was played in the 1870's in Leeds with a rugby ball and in Burton-on-Trent where a goal was scored by grounding the ball on the end of the bath, with the goalkeeper standing on the end and allowed to jump onto any player in possession of the soft india rubber ball.

Salsarita's Fresh Cantina

The most popular item on the menu is the chicken burrito ($4.79), Stephens said. Also popular are the nachos ($6.79), which come with any type of meat, and the chicken or steak quesadillas ($4.79).

And, of course, the margaritas can't be ignored.

"I feel like we make the best margaritas around," Stephens said. Customers can choose from standard, strawberry and raspberry flavors.

Salsarita's sunrise is a twist on the tequila sunrise and is also a popular drink, Stephens said.

There are plans in the works to begin offering live music on weekends in the summertime, he said.

Salsarita's Fresh Cantina -- 1125 Woodruff Road, suite 1905 -- is open for lunch and dinner Mondays-Saturdays from 11 a.m.-9 p.m., and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The restaurant seats 80-85.

A voice lifted

Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, 6401 Gages Lake Rd. The program also features as silent auction, raffles and food. Tickets cost $5, $8 at the door. Call 847-599-3175.

LAKE FOREST, DISTRICT 115

*The 2008 Talent Show will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Lake Forest High School, 1285 N. McKinley Rd. For time and ticket information, call 847-234-3600.

LIBERTYVILLE, DISTRICT 70

*The Gently Used Children's Clothing and Toy Sale will be held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday and from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday in Butterfield School, 1441 W. Lake St.

*The Copeland Manor Fun Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in Copeland Manor School, 801 S. 7th St.

*Highland Middle School Family Association will hold a pancake breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m.

Coaches discuss fairness of tournament site

New year, same debate.With the Mountain West Conference Basketball Championships looming, Monday's teleconference involving the league's coaches was dominated by the near-annual debate about the fairness of UNLV hosting the conference tournament.The exact answers varied, but -- especially with five new coaches on the scene -- all pointed towards further discussion in the offseason about finding a better plan."Unfortunately, until things change, the automatic (NCAA Tournament) qualifier is the conference tournament winner," New Mexico coach Steve Alford said. "And that's why I think it's very, very important for our league to really look closely at what we're doing with our league tournament, because having it at a host school, there's not any kind of balance or anything fair to that for the other eight teams in the league."Alford, in his first year at the helm for the Lobos, has been the most vocal about the situation and has made his comments public and very clear from Day One.He coached in the Big Ten at Iowa for the last eight seasons, where the conference tournament alternates between Chicago and Indianapolis, Ind.

The Magic Johnson Foundation and Abbott Expand Focus of 'Campaign to ...

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- In conjunction with World AIDS Day, Earvin "Magic" Johnson, the Magic Johnson Foundation and Abbott (NYSE: ABT) today announced that Cookie Johnson, wife of Earvin "Magic" Johnson will be touring throughout the country in 2008 to educate women on HIV/AIDS. Earvin "Magic" Johnson will continue to be the primary ambassador for the "I Stand With Magic" program to inform people about the disease, encourage people to get tested and if necessary, seek treatment for HIV if they are HIV positive. The program also will be traveling to New York, Los Angeles and Chicago to provide free HIV testing and education in recognition of World AIDS Day 2007.

Since its 2006 launch, the "I Stand With Magic" program, a part of the "Campaign to End Black AIDS," has provided free HIV/AIDS testing to more than 21,000 Americans in 16 major cities with large African-American populations as part of the "I Stand With Magic" tour.

Southridge Students Remember Jo Jo

He was team manager, competed in the Special Olympics and always on stage for the school's talent show. He was in special ed life skills classes, but that's not what he was known for it's his big smile and winning attitude."He'd pump us up during a game and when we lost he's not upset just an unbelievable kid," said Travis Mattair.Mattair lettered in three sports, graduated last year and is now playing minor league baseball in the minor league system. By all accounts Mattair is the star athlete, but to Travis,Jo Jo's the real star."People always say with special Olympics that we were doing stuff for us. That's never the case. He did more for us," said Mattair."I don't know what it is about us we've been through it too many times but we rally around each other," said Southridge Assistant Principal Ralph LeCompte.In Wednesday's art class, students took Jo Jo's school picture and made a ten food mosaic.

Federal judge shutters Wikileaks.org for posting bank documents

SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge has set off a free-speech tempest after shutting down a U.S. Web site for posting internal documents accusing a Cayman Islands' bank branch of money laundering and tax-evasion schemes.

The bank, based in Zurich, sued Wikileaks and its San Mateo hosting company Dynadot on Feb.

COLUMN: Universal health care: There are better solutions

There use to be a time when one could afford to make a simple trip to the doctor without using an insurance card. This was before the government decided it was better suited to be in charge of your health care than you were, back in the 1960s with the establishment of Medicaid and Medicare.

The years that followed would bring many tax laws into place, forcing businesses to provide health care options and turning the system into managed care, which, in turn, brought drug companies and lobbyist groups to Washington, throwing millions of dollars into the system for their corporate interests rather than people. This has taken away power from the people and doctors and given it to large corporate interests. Prices continue to increase because when the government or third parties are paying the bills rather than the individual, the hospitals and doctors charge top dollar for their services.

Queensryche has a tour stop at home

In the late 1980s, it was second only to Heart as the most popular band to come out of Seattle.

Queensryche released its elaborate, political-thriller concept album, "Operation Mindcrime," in 1988, but really hit its stride in 1990 with "Empire," its slickest, most popular release.

Interview with FARC Commander Raul Reyes

But they persist and join the guerrillas, they flee from their houses and appear at our guard posts. It so happens that they join the FARC voluntarily. But many times when they leave they lie to their fathers and mothers and say that they were forced to join and the fathers and mothers believe them. And later, if the authorities conduct an investigation, the parents say that their son or daughter was forced to join and then that information is collected by Amnesty International or others. But I reiterate, it is not the policy of the FARC to recruit children or to enlist anybody by force.

Reyes: The FARC uses mines against the public forces. The mine fields are used against the public forces, never against the civilian population, never.