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EDITORIAL: Seniors, disabled need better treatment in nursing homes
The number of people confined to nursing homes, especially among those with disabilities, is increasing in the United States.
U.S. Census data shows 1.5 million Americans are in nursing homes with 300,000 of them younger than 65.
The Census Bureau also reported that 14.2 percent of nursing home residents, aged 31-64, are people with disabilities. That is an increase from 10 percent of the nursing home population since 2000.
The Oakland Press and other Journal Register Co. newspapers have published stories outlining which nursing homes are among the worst and best, based on information from ProPublica, an investigative tool for the public. Much of the data is from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
There were nearly 118,000 deficiencies involving 14,565 facilities nationwide.
In Oakland County, at least six nursing homes were rated "much below average" in the care of residents. Only one administrator would comment on the reports, saying her facility, The Lahser Hills Care Center, "corrected all of those violations."
Violations included misappropriation of narcotic medication for two patients; lack of professional nursing licenses by at least two employees and another case where a Certified Nursing Assistant was found to not be qualified since her certificate had been a Xerox of a medical diploma.
Gerontologist Dr. Amy Daros said "the squeaky wheel gets the grease" when asked for advice on how to monitor care of a loved one in nursing homes.
"I really believe the respect for the elderly in the United States is lacking and we need to ... take care of our elderly in a more humane way."
Daros is spot on.
The U.S. Supreme Court already ruled it is discriminatory under the Americans with Disabilities Act to place someone with a disability in a nursing home rather than use their Medicaid funds to house them in their own apartment and hire staff to care for their daily needs.
Bob Scott, director of education at the Gathering Place, said in an email the focus by JRC newspapers on nursing home issues was "great." He said, "I know it (stories) will speak to many people and the challenges they face in caring for their loved ones."
Proper care in a nursing home just isn't about seniors and the disabled. The fact is that anyone can end up in a nursing home and without safeguards it just might be the sorriest day of your life.

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This isn't supposed to happen to someone so young. Park Tae Suk (Lee Sung Min) is in his 40s and at the peak of his professional career as a powerful high-profile attorney with a major law firm. His ruthless tactics to do everything he can for his elite clients upsets his new junior associate, Jeong Jin (Lee Joon Ho), who nonetheless is forced to work with him for fear of facing financial penalties if he breaks his new employment contract with the firm. But Tae Suk's legal mind is unrivaled and legendary in professional circles, and he is recognized wherever he goes and sought-after by wealthy clients. Tae Suk has clawed his way to the top from humble beginnings and has had to overcome the death of his first son with Na Eun Sun (Park Jin Hee), who is now a judge and his ex-wife. Tae Suk is married to Seo Yeong Joo (Kim Ji Soo), who feels neglected because of his demanding job, and has two children, Jung Woo (Nam Da Reum) and Yeon Woo (Kang Ji Woo). Tae Suk's high-flying life hits a major speed bump one day when he discovers that he has early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Symptoms had already started manifesting itself in his daily routine when he keeps forgetting his wallet, his cellphone and places he needs to go. With the help of his trusty assistant, Bong Sun Hwa (Yoon So Hee), and Jin, can Tae Suk protect his professional reputation and the family that he loves before his precious memory starts to fade? "Memory" is a 2016 South Korean drama series directed by Park Chan Hong.
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I read the thread and most of the techniques only seemed applicable to softer materials. What I'm saying is I believe the epoxy used on the Sex Drive is of a much higher grade then the stuff used by other pedal builders. But I could be, and often am wrong.
And yes, I've read the de-gooped threads and non of them seem to deal with anything close to what's used on the Sex Drive.
West Systems Epoxy might be excellent quality, and might have great mechanical properties, but the only concern when it comes to gooping and degooping is the temperature it breaks down at.
I don't see anything to indicate that it's better than, or even as good as the Epoxy most builders use.
They don't have actual Data for Max Temp on their website that I could find, but they do comment that Extended Temp above 230 degrees is considered Damaging Temp. (http://www.epoxyworks.com/23/pdf/04-Heat.pdf)
A lot of builders use something like JB Weld, and JB is a High Temp Epoxy that can handle 500 to 600 degrees F.
JB will go soft and powdery when heat is applied and can be removed pretty easily, so I can't see that West System would be any different, and probably not as good.
AFAIK, there isn't an Epoxy available that will handle higher temps, or that won't break down when exposed to high temp, so I think you're making assumptions about the West Epoxy that aren't right.
Didn't someone already point out a picture of a Durham board with the Epoxy removed anyway ?
Nope, no one has been able to de-goop this one yet. Must be because the epoxy used for gooping is so easliy removed.


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In the March/April 09 issue, Imbibe columnist Ted Haigh delves into the origins of the word "cocktail" and finds some fascinating history. Below are scans of two of the earliest-known published mentions of the word, along with Haigh's notes on the scans. To read Haigh's full column, check out the March/April 09 issue.
These two issues of the Balance & Columbian Repository of Hudson, New York, are two of the three primary signposts of the cocktail's holy grail…its origin. (No one has yet located a physical copy of the earlier April 1803 Farmer's Cabinet that first used the "cocktail" word, making it the earliest citation.) These two printed examples were thought to be the very first for about 70 years, and even though they turned out not to be the first, they remain the words by which we've defined the origins of the cocktail for over two centuries.
These newspapers obviously did not exist in the service of the cocktail. In fact, their references were a minor, self-serving metaphors in the battle of the Federalists (strong national government) versus the Jeffersonians (proponents of a more loosely constructed vision of sovereign states working symbiotically) where the Balance was a passionate voice for the Federalists. Thomas Jefferson was in office and beyond the initial unanimity of George Washington and the new government of a new country, the ideological factions had, all too soon, turned divisively to partisan politics. It would lead to the Civil War, but for now, it was sniping over every small decision made by the administration. The singular event of the time was unquestionably the Lewis and Clarke expedition, and the Balance & Columbian Repository would be among the very first to publish the words of Lewis & Clarke chronicling their exploration in the aftermath of the United States' acquisition of Louisiana from France.
This, not cocktails, provided the interest Americans followed with wonder. Yet, it was in this setting that the cocktail was defined and introduced into the larger world, in relative stealth, to citizens preoccupied, as ever, with the news, gossip and the primary concerns of their lives. The urbanity of the cocktail would come front and center later, and as we know, it was eventually noted in no uncertain terms.
Balance & Columbian Repository, May 6, 1806
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RIP, Welcome to the Family and Ironside. The bear had a double NBC cancellation meal on Friday, October 18. The drama-comedy combination plate was delicious,, but the cancellation bear always has room for more.
Which new broadcast primetime show will be the next caught by the cancellation bear and canceled fifth? With several more shows getting full season orders, it should be easier to predict now. Right?
Because comment thread lawyers are everywhere, let's be clear that for the purposes of this poll "canceled" means removed from its initially scheduled timeslot, either off the air entirely or rescheduled to a burn off timeslot, even if the network *claims* the show will return later.
What's your guess for this season's third to go?
While I've included all new shows in the poll (in randomized order) expected to premiere before Christmas that are not already renewed, full season ordered or canceled, the ones premiering late are obviously very highly unlikely to be canceled first, but the adventuresome are more than welcome to take a shot.
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Speaking for the first time since she endured a traumatic beatdown at the hands of her then-boyfriend, Rihana said she is embarrassed to have fallen for a violent lover and warned other women to stay away from men who hit them.
"I fell in love with that person," the 21-year-old chanteuse said of Chris Brown, who in June pleaded guilty to beating Rihanna in March just prior to a scheduled appearance at the Grammy Awards. "That's embarrassing, that that's the type of person I fell in love with."
The singer broke her silence in a sitdown with Diane Sawyer on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Thursday, and the network plans to air an extended interview on Friday night's "20/20." The interview coincides with the release of Rihanna's new album, "Rated R," due out on Nov. 23.
Rihanna recalled a sense of dread in the frenzy following the ugy affair, as the media swooped in and she became a poster child for battered women.
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"I just felt like, 'Oh my God, there goes my little bit of privacy,'" she said. "So here I am, the whole world knowing."
The fact that other women are victims of similar assaults drove her from any thoughts of reconciling with Brown, Rihanna said.
"The minute the physical wounds go away, you want the whole thing to go away," she said. But, she added, "when I realized that my selfish decision for love could result in some young girl getting killed, I could not be easy with that part.
"Even if Chris never hit me again, who's to say that their boyfriend won't?" she said, her voice halting. "Who's to say that they won't kill these girls? And these are young girls. I just didn't realize how much of an impact I had on these girls' lives."
Rihanna said young girls who find themselves in violent relationships must step back and think of their safety.
"I'd say that to any young girl who is going through domestic violence, don't react out of love. F- love."


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I've known one of my closest friends Dona since we were 14, she was new at school and in the same class for Biology, I waved her over to sit next to me and you know what the first thing I said to her was?....wait for it... 'do you like rats?'
bam. friends for life. There aint no closer bond then that of a friendship bonded over a good rat conversation. I think she replied that she liked them OK but was so thrown by the question that all ice was broken. Try it as an opener sometime, I dare you.
What is your best friend's favourite cafe?
We both live in Bristol so I'm going to say..The Social on Stokes Croft, although this might be that it's a just where we have met since I became a mum and needed a space that was child friendly without being a soft play (and served wine!)
What's your best friend's favourite place to shop?
If we are going high street i'd say Zara, well made, clean simple tailoring. Otherwise I'll go with vintage (which is probably a bit of a cop out)
Well this is tricky I'm going with Berlin but if it is UK based then I'm sticking with the wonderful city of Bristol we both reside in :)
What's your best friend's favourite movie?
The last movie we watched together at the movies was Sylvia..I am a big Sylvia Plath fan and I was grateful to have a friend who would sit through it with me! As for her favourite I'm going to say something artsy and possibly involving subtitles..
What's your best friend's favourite flower?
On the app I choose freesias..I hope that's right!
What's my best friend's favourite fragrance?
Something by Chanel..
If anything this exercise has made me realise we need to meet up more!
As part of this challenge I am nominating two other bloggers to take part and test their knowledge of their bestie!
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Chargers corner Adrian Cromartie apologized Monday after police said he is a suspect in an investigation into a post-game bar fight.
Cromartie and several teammates were at Bar West in San Diego, celebrating the Chargers' 32-3 win over Denver, when a fight broke out. A customer was hit in the head with a champagne bottle a little after 1 a.m., according to investigators.
On Monday, police said star cornerback Antonio Cromartie was listed as a suspect in the case. No arrests were made after the incident, but the investigation has not been completed, authorities said. Police have not released the identities of any other players who were at Bar West on Sunday, although witnesses told celebrity news site TMZ that defensive players Shaun Phillips and Stephen Cooper.
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According to a witness, the fight broke out after the Chargers players and a group a people at the bar got into a contest of one-upmanship, seeing who could order more high-end champagne -- each bottle was delivered with a small sparkler-show.
"It was like, OK, let's see who can make the most fireworks," said Gary Ratavossi, part of the group.
The contest escalated slowly, with people spraying others with champagne. But it turned violent in a hurry, Ratavossi said. He saw a player grab a champagne bottle and hit his friend in the back of the head.
"The bottle then cracked, and there was glass everywhere, pandemonium. His head was bleeding profusely. there was just blood everywhere: his shirt, the floor."
Cromartie issued an apology via Twitter - but didn't say exactly for what he was apologizing.
"I want to apologize to charger nation and my fans," wrote Cromartie, whose Twitter user name is crimetime31. "There's sum stuff out abt me that's not true. It will come out. God Bless."
In an interview with celebrity news site TMZ.com, the victim said he blacked out after being hit in the head and has no recollection of what happened. He asked TMZ that he not be identified.
The victim was taken to a local hospital, where he received three staples and underwent a CAT scan, TMZ reported.
In August, Cromartie was fined $2,500 by the Chargers after a tweet about the food the Chargers were serving during training camp. The offending tweet apparently equated the food quality with the Chargers' failure to reach the Super Bowl in recent seasons.
Celebrity news Web site TMZ reported Monday that a bystander was cut on the head in the PB incident.
Cromartie is a former Pro Bowler who the Chargers drafted in 2006 out of Florida State. This season, Cromartie has made three interceptions -- including one on Sunday against Denver -- and 20 tackles.
A Chargers spokesman said the team had no comment yet, but that the team is aware of the story and is looking into it.


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Louis V. Mills, Orange County's first county executive, died early Sunday. He was 89.
Mills served as the county's first elected executive, holding the office from 1970 to 1977. His tenure saw the establishment of the county landfill, expansion of the county parks system and the creation of a county Human Rights Commission.
Mills began his political career early, serving as Middletown's mayor from 1952 to 1955, starting when he was 27 years old.
He was also deeply involved in local issues, serving on the Hudson River Advisory Committee at the appointment of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and on the New York State Office for Local Government Board. He was a past president of the Hudson Valley Regional Council and past chairman of the Orange County Planning Board.
In his business life, he worked as a life insurance underwriter from 1947 to 1970, and in the 1970s to 1990s invested and partnered in various urban redevelopment and preservation projects.
He served for years as president of the Orange County Land Trust and the Hillside Cemetery Board; he sat on the board of then-Horton memorial Hospital; and lectured at New York University, the New School, SUNY New Paltz, Pace University and SUNY Orange.
A lover of nature, he was a key force in regional environmental preservation.
In later years, he wrote several historical essays, including ones on Revolutionary War battles in the Hudson Valley.
Orange County's first elected executive, Louis V. Mills, dead at 89
Louis V. Mills, Orange County's first county executive, died early Sunday. He was 89.


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The Sansa e280 has 8GB of internal storage coupled with a microSD slot, which allows another 2GB of space for a total of 10GB. Aimed squarely at the iPod Nano, the e280 will be priced at $249—the same price was a 4GB iPod Nano.
In addition to the e280 being released, Sansa is also lowering prices of its 2, 4 and 6GB players up to 30%, for an across the board slash. Check out our previous coverage of Sansa players to get a feel of what they can do.
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How to Remove Gel Pen Ink Stains from a Suit.
How to Remove Gel Pen Ink Stains from a Suit.
Sad but funny. We've all seen it, a geeky guy walking down the street with a HUGE dark ink stain around the corner of his Giorgio Armani shirt pocket. Yes, another guy put his Gel Pen in his pocket without putting the cap back on.
Don't laugh ladies, I've seen that same ink stain on the corner of your expensive Gucci purse as well.
Straight ink from a Gel Pen is difficult to remove. A small dot on your garment is highly concentrated with ink and as soon as you start to work on it the ink will spread out of control.
Dawn Dishwashing Liquid and CITRASOLV Degreaser:
- Fold a paper towel several times to make a thick absorbent pad and place that under the ink stain.
- Create a spotting solution with 1 part Dawn Dishwashing Liquid and 1 part Citraslov degreaser.
- Make a ring with the spotting solution 2" larger than the ink stain on the unstained area of the garment. This will help lubricate the unstained material so the ink will not stain the unstained area.
- From there continue to saturate the stained area including the ink stain with the spotting solution.
- Use a small scrapper or brush to work the spotting solution into the ink stain for a few minutes.
- Add a few drops of water if necessary. This will cause the ink to break up and spread.
- With a paper towel blot up as much of the spotting solution and ink as possible.
- Repeat steps 1-7 several times until the ink no longer transfers through to the paper towel underneath.
- Rise area with fresh water.
Any residual ink after washing will need to be stripped off with a non chlorine bleach.
Sodium Perborate and Sodium Carbonate – Oxo Bright or OxiClean:
- In a bucket create a soaking solution with 3 ounces of product per 1 gallon of water.
- Use as hot of a water as material allows.
- Soak the entire garment in the solution.
- Soak the garment for several hours or overnight.
- Rinse with fresh water.
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Other Articles of Interest:
How to Remove Red Wine from a Silk Blazer.
How to remove a Oil Stain from a Cotton Jacket.
How to remove a Oil Stain from a Silk Jacket.
How to remove a Coffee Stain from a Cotton Jacket.
How to Remove Dog Feces Stains from a Suit.
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Joe Walnes needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 685 designs submitted by 118 freelance designers.
SiteMesh is a popular open source framework that allows web site developers to separate content from look and feel, and break their site down into components that can be 'meshed' together.
For 10 years it has survived with no logo, but with a major new release on the horizon, the time has come to give it a strong identity.
Web / software developers
* Theme:
Clean, simple, modern.
* Font:
Feel free to use whatever font you like, or create your own. Remember that SiteMesh is associated with clean and simple. If you use (or derive from) an existing font, please specify what font this is and where it can be obtained.
UPDATE: Of the entries I've seen so far, I think all lower case letters look better.
* Background:
The logo should be on a flat (single color) background, so it is easy to place in different places. If the background is not white, please also supply a variation of the logo that has a white background (e.g. to use in print outs).
* Color scheme:
UPDATE: You are free to choose your own, but of the entries I've seen so far, I have a preference for an orange and gray scheme.
* Variations:
Would like two variations of the logo:
1. The worded logo: This focus of this must be the word 'SiteMesh'. It will typically be used in the header of every page of the website, documentation, etc.
2. The icon based logo: This would typically appear in small square placements (e.g. a desktop icon). It does not need to contain the text 'SiteMesh' but should be easy to recognize as associated with the worded logo. Should look good at small sizes (e.g. 42x42).
* Format:
Please supply original high-resolution files of whatever tool you use to create the logo (e.g PSD), so I can make modifications and rescale in the future as necessary.
A way to think about what SiteMesh actually does is like laying out a newspaper. That is, a page is composed of many sub-pages (articles), that can be laid out and have common look and feels applied. This may provide some inspiration.
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Finished this piece from yesterday, analog style, also known as paper & ink. Then with the encouragment from all of you on Twitter, I colored her with watercolor.
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Ferrari sold for record £22.8m
A rare Ferrari has been sold at auction for a record price of £22.84 million.
One of just 39 models made and regarded as one of the greatest Ferraris, the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta went under the hammer at Bonhams' auction in Carmel, California.
A huge crowd watching the bidding broke into applause at the confirmation of the final price, which outdid the previous record for a car sold at auction.
That record was set at Bonhams' Goodwood Festival of Speed auction in Sussex last year when a 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196 R F1 Racer sold for 30 million dollars (about £18 million).
The GTO was the 19th of the 39 off the assembly line and had been owned by the Violati family - Ferrari and motor racing enthusiasts - since 1965.
The car competed in a number of races. In one of them, in 1962, the car was wrecked and its driver, former French ski champion Henri Oreiller, was killed.
Ferrari repaired the car and the Violati family continued to race it in the first decade of the 21st century.
Bonhams chairman Robert Brooks said: "It's been a genuine privilege to represent this outstanding car and we are absolutely delighted with today's results."
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4BETTER OR WORSE- The week in review
Worst start to the new year: Colby W. Eppard, 18, of Stanardsville is fatally gunned down on Route 20 south January 1 after he allegedly absconds with a Greene County deputy's car, is pursued through Albemarle and Nelson counties and allegedly fires at police when he's stopped by a tire deflation device.
Biggest inside job: Former Clemons Library employee Bruce Eugene Johnson, 37, is charged December 29 with 11 counts of embezzlement and 8 counts of larceny with intent to sell. According to UVA police, between May 2008 and August 2009 Johnson pawned computer, video and audio equipment belonging to Clemons valued at nearly $5,000.
Worst hit to city cop cars: Two parked at Walker Square Apartments have windows smashed and items stolen, some of which are recovered on 6 1/2 Street SW, but still missing is a Taser.
Worst hit to VDOT workers: Fifty-three in the Culpeper District, which includes Charlottesville, will get layoff notices this week in the agency's second round of reductions. The Culpeper and Louisa residency offices will close in July.
Latest unemployment numbers: The area rate for November is 5.1 percent, with Albemarle the lowest in the region at 4.6 percent, Charlottesville at 5.6, and layoff-prone Augusta County the highest at 6.1 percent unemployment, according to the Virginia Employment Commission.
Latest bad press at the Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women: Blind inmate Mildred Oliver, 44, who was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2004 stabbing death of her boyfriend, files suit claiming she has not received reasonable accommodation for her disability, Tasha Kates reports in the Daily Progress. Last year, prison officials were accused of segregating gay inmates, censoring books and restricting access to religious programs. On December 28, Warden Barbara Wheeler announces plans to retire.
Latest bookseller to bite the dust: Waldenbooks in Fashion Square Mall closes its doors at the end of January.
Latest mayor: Holly Edwards was expected to take the ceremonial title January 4, but instead declines, and City Council re-elects current mayor Dave Norris for another two years.
Noisiest? City Council postpones a decision January 4 to lower noise limits after 11pm in Belmont in favor of more public input. A proposed restriction would drop night-time noise from the current 75 decibels to 55 decibels, slightly below the 60 decibels considered normal conversational levels.
Newest park: The cash-strapped Commonwealth of Virginia buys the 1,200-acre Biscuit Run tract, which sold for $46.2 million in 2005, for the fire-sale price of $9.8 million on December 30. Would-be developer Hunter Craig gets tax credits instead.
Best addition to the Virginia Landmarks Register: The Woolen Mills Historic District originally was built to house mill workers in 1847 for Charlottesville's earliest industry– a textile mill on the Rivanna River and at the foot of Monticello mountain. The neighborhood, which still evokes a late 19th-century industrial village, is approved for the state's historic register in December.
Best value: UVA retains its number-three ranking on Kiplinger's 100 best value public colleges for the fourth time in five years.
Most ambitious: Albemarle Supervisor Ken Boyd announces interest in the chair job on the Board of Supervisors at the same time he's running for the Republican nomination in the 5th District to challenge U.S. Representative Tom Perriello. By December 30, Boyd removes his name from consideration, telling Ted Strong at the Progress the chairmanship had become "a distraction."
Most ambitious recycling effort: Carpet Plus, which sells cork flooring, launches Re-Cork Charlottesville to keep wine bottle corks out of the landfill. Brian McNeill has the story in the DP.


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Saints First Official 2013 Signing, Bring Back Right-Handed Pitcher Luke AndersonST. PAUL, MN January 14, 2013
Saints First Official 2013 Signing, Bring Back Right-Handed Pitcher Luke Anderson
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ST. PAUL, MN (January 14, 2013) – Three weeks after making his first professional start in 2012, St. Paul Saints right-handed pitcher Luke Anderson was named the American Association Pitcher of the Week. A native of Savage, MN, Anderson had an impressive rookie season and will be a strong component to the 2013 rotation as manager George Tsamis re-signed the hurler.
The 24-year-old Anderson was 5-3 with a 3.28 ERA in 14 games (11 starts). In 71.1 innings pitched he walked 38 and struck out 46 while opponents hit a miniscule .230 against him, good for the ninth best single-season opponent's batting average against.
Anderson pitched at least 5.0 innings in 10 of his 11 starts and at least 6.0 innings in eight of his 11 starts. During the week he won the American Association Pitcher of the Week, the week ending July 29, he hurled 13.0 innings allowing two runs on six hits while walking five and striking out 10. He allowed just one hit in 6.0 innings while striking out a career high eight against Quebec les Capitales on July 28. His longest outing of the season came on August 7, in a ballpark very familiar to him, Newman Outdoor Field, home of the North Dakota State Bison where Anderson went to school, tossing 8.2 innings allowing just two solo homers in an 8-2 victory over the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks.
In three seasons with the Bison Anderson was 8-3 with a 3.58 ERA in 15 games, all starts, including seven complete games and a shutout. In 98.0 innings he walked 29, struck out 69 while opponents hit .232 against him. He etched his name in the Bison record book finishing tied for first in a single season in starts (15), tied for second in victories (8), complete games (7) and innings pitched (98.0) and sixth in strikeouts (69). He also finished ninth all-time in innings pitched (183.1) and strikeouts (143).
Anderson was a two-time Summit League Pitcher of the Week last season for the Bison. The first came in February when he held the 2012 College World Series Champions, the Arizona Wildcats, to two runs on two hits in 7.0 innings of work in an 8-2 win. The second came when he pitched his first collegiate shutout in April at IPFW allowing five hits, striking out six and walking one in a 6-0 win. He struck out a career high 10 on April 14 at Western Illinois.
Prior to his time with the Bison he went to Dakota Technical College in Rosemount, MN where he went 7-0 with a 3.19 ERA. In 48.0 innings he fanned 50.
He is a graduate of Prior Lake High School where he was All-Conference and Team MVP during his senior season and played in the Twin Cities East-West Showdown in 2007. He also quarterbacked the varsity football team for two seasons.
The Saints also released outfielder Jim Rapoport who is going to graduate school.
This is the first official signing for the Saints in 2013. They currently have 12 players under contract, four position players and eight pitchers. The Saints 2013 season begins on Thursday, May 16 with a 7:05 p.m. home game against the New Jersey Jackals.


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Despite the struggling economy, the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon was able to raise $58.9 million, officials say. The totals were down from $60.5 million last year and a record $65 million in 2008.
"I think it ($58.9 million) is a huge amount for a tough economy," said telethon co-host Jann Carl. "This is what brings tears to our eyes. It shows the heart of America. We're terribly humbled and so grateful."
The 45th annual telethon was broadcast from the South Point Hotel in Las Vegas and reached some 40 million viewers through 170 television stations, according to the MDA website.
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"I'm heartened by the unique ability of Americans to help others in need, when they themselves are likely struggling financially," said Lewis, national chairman of the Tucson, Ariz.-based MDA.
Performers Barry Manilow, Michael Feinstein, Maureen McGovern, Charo, Carrot Top and Norm Crosby took the stage for the 21½-hour event.
For the first time in the event's history, a child — MDA National Goodwill Ambassador Abbey Umali, 11, of Redlands, Calif. — opened the telethon. She sang two songs, including "Ordinary Miracle."
Lewis said the funds will allow the MDA to continue funding worldwide research to find treatments and cures for muscular dystrophy, ALS and related diseases.
"People see the progress MDA is making for children and adults living with muscle diseases," he said. "I'm truly grateful for their caring enough to brighten the future for 'my kids.'"
Lewis, 84, ended the telethon with the traditional singing of "You'll Never Walk Alone."


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Broker Note Briefing: Monday
European equity markets bounced strongly Monday, following a week of downbeat sessions. In fact, European stock markets had their worst week since June, as investors became nervous about the U.S. "fiscal cliff", what'll happen next for Greece and Spain in the euro-zone debt crisis and as political tensions in the Middle East worryingly increased.
Our first taste of today's broker notes comes with drinks maker Diageo which has been upgraded by Barclays. The brokerage noted that the London-based maker of Johnnie Walker Scotch whisky and Smirnoff vodka has an increasing presence in high-growth emerging markets. It also likes the proposed acquisition of India's United Spirits.
"This strength is not currently reflected in valuation, nor do we think any value is ascribed to the increased likelihood of the liberalization of India's imported spirits tax regime," said the brokerage.
Goldman Sachs downgraded Lloyds Banking Group to "neutral" from "buy" and raised Barclays to "buy" from "neutral". On Lloyds, the brokerage pointed out the recent rally in the share price, the stock having risen from 25.36p in May to 44.69p in today's trading. Its analysts said they believe that there is now more balance between risk and reward. Goldman Sachs continues to view the group as well placed to generate attractive returns and sees substantial longer-term upside in the stock.
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Google reveals that the 11.6-inch laptop will cost a mere $199
The new Acer Chromebook C7 will launch in the US today, priced at just $199.
Google revealed that the Chromebook C7 would be available from today – and that it will be the cheapest model in the current range, slotting in below the $249 Samsung model revealed last month.
The Acer Chromebook C7 features the Sandy Bridge-based 1.1GHz dual-core Intel Celeron 847 processor, which should handle most basic tasks fairly easily. Its on-board GPU can decode 1080p video, for instance.
There's an 11.6-inch screen with 1366 x 768 resolution, 100GB of free Google Drive cloud storage, a battery that delivers up to 3.5 hours of use, dual band Wi-Fi, HD webcam with 1.3MP sensor, three USB 2.0 ports, an HDMI output and a VGA output. The Chromebook C7 weigh 1.4kg and is an inch thick.
Like other Chrome-equipped laptops, it runs Google's own OS, tailored to basic tasks. Google apps are built-in, updates are automatically downloaded and everything you do is saved automatically to the cloud.
Google has yet to reveal UK pricing for the Acer Chromebook C7, but it will be available soon via Google Play, Amazon, Currys and PC World. Expect to pay a little more than a conversion of the US price, however: the $249 Samsung Chromebook costs £229 in British stores.
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If "The Voice" was the NCAA Final Four, my bracket would be looking pretty clutch right about now.
If we didn't have enough numbers, during the season finale of "The Biggest Loser," what with pounds lost, body weight percentage lost, etc., etc., NBC producers must have thought their audience simply wasn't getting enough math in their lives, because, oh Lordy, there was math Tuesday night.
After Monday's show, coaches were asked to split 100 points between their two semi-finalists. Audience votes were then split into percentage points and added to the coaches' scores, determining who would move on … and on every team, I'm proud to say, I successfully called the winner.
Team Christina
Christina split her points 50/50 between her semi-finalists Chris Mann and Lindsey Pavao, a move she made last year, too, in order to place her contestants on an even playing field and let the choice be truly made by the audience. After audience votes, the score was 104/96, tipped oh-so-slightly in favor of operatic genius Chris Mann.
Team Adam
Adam's points were split 60/40 between Tony Lucca and Katrina Parker, and with audience votes, those scores ebbed up to 108/92, with former Mouseketteer Tony Lucca — once more wearing a hat — moving onto the final rounds.
Team Blake
Blake, like Christina, split his score 50/50 between Jermaine Paul and Gaithersburg native Erin Willett, and with a combined score from the audience of 123/77, Jermaine Paul blew Erin — and everyone else — out of the water with the highest score of the night.
Team Cee Lo
Cee Lo split his points 60/40 between Juliet Simms and Jamar Rogers, and America edged Juliet's advantage even further, making the final tally 121/79. Juliet Simms is the only woman in the final four, adding extra oompf to the subtext of her Monday performance of "It's a Man's World."
Now that we have all that math squared away, let's talk about what was happening in between the numbers. It was a homecoming of sorts Tuesday night, as last season's finalists — Beverly McClellan, Vicci Martinez, Dia Frampton, and winner Javier Colon — took to the stage for performances interspersed throughout the voting results. They brought some famous friends along with them, too.
Dia Frampton and Kid Cudi: "Don't Kick the Chair"
I was kind of un-phased by Dia's new song; my reactions were along the lines of "ok, she's still twee, nothing different or special about this." Then, helloooo Kid Cudi. Less twee, more awesome.
Vicci Martinez and Cee Lo: "Come Along"
Vicci always was a dynamo, and she and Cee Lo share a stage so well; the rapping was weird, mostly because I was surprised that I was surprised by it.
Beverly McClellan and Cyndi Lauper: "Money Changes Everything"
Have there ever been two stronger women sharing a stage and song? Cyndi performed with the energy of someone years younger, and Beverly sang with the strength and chops of someone with years more experience.
Javier Colon: "A Drop in the Ocean"
This sweet little sentimental song felt like we were hearing Javier for the first time, back in blind auditions last season. He's still tender, smooth and soulful, and the song was fresh and subdued at the same time.
And so we say goodbye to Jamar, Lindsey, Katrina and Erin.
Truthfully, the only one I'm genuinely sad to see leave is Erin — she was such a champ this season, exhibiting a lot of strength as she went through the competition while mourning the loss of her father. "Erin's been through personal hell and back," Blake said. "She has such a strength and I admire her." Every coach, and Carson Daly, told Erin how fun it was to have her on the show, and that's saying a lot.
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It's one thing to be strong; it's one thing to be talented — it's something else entirely to have an amiable personality and infectious energy. Point: Tuesday was Erin's birthday, and when she was cut, Carson told her to go out and celebrate. Erin simply turned to Blake for a hug and said, "You wanna get drunk? Let's get drunk!"


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Bridget Geiman Dickensheets '01
Bridget finished her career as the most decorated player in women's lacrosse program history, gaining All-America honors three times, including twice being named first team All-America. She graduated as the school's all-time leading scorer with 269 points and 186 goals, and propelled the Eagles to their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Division III Final Four in her senior season of 2001. A multiple first team all-region and all-conference pick, she was named as the Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2001, awarded the Mary Siegrist Hinz scholarship, and played in the national senior north-south all-star game.
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In the rush for hard assets over the past few years, some investors have planted farmland in their portfolios hoping to harvest nice gains.
On paper, at least, they have. U.S. land values are rising on strong prices for agricultural products, fueled to a great extent by robust exports to emerging nations. Advocates for owning farmland include big-name investors like Marc Faber and Michael Burry. But skeptics wonder whether the boom is setting up investors for a rerun of the crash that ended a similar period almost 30 years ago.
Back in the early 1980s, the sector was plunged into crisis when overleveraged farmers went bankrupt as interest rates skyrocketed to nosebleed levels during the last of the Carter years and the start of the Reagan administration.
Could a bubble be forming again in the heartland? Even Sheila Bair, chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., urged caution recently, alarmed that land prices, now 58% above 2000 levels in inflation-adjusted terms, foretell another bust—which could put more pressure on the already battered banks whose deposits her agency insures. But excessive leverage, a big villain in the crash of the 1980s, doesn't appear to be a major threat to farmers today.
"I would say we are perfectly priced for the current environment right now. If it changes radically, we could be mispriced in a new environment," says Michael Swanson, an agricultural economist for Wells Fargo, one of the largest lenders to commercial-farming operations.
Fundamentals are supporting the farm economy, says James McCandless, a managing director of UBS AgriVest. Farm income is strong, he says, while debt is low and crop productivity is increasing. In 1990, UBS AgriVest became one of the first firms to invest in U.S. farmland for tax-exempt institutions. Its farmland investments had a gross value of $544 million at the end of the third quarter.
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Intrepid investors should look at the yields on cropland, even if they don't plan to move to Green Acres. Farmland values have been appreciating nicely over the medium and long term.
While pockets of farmland—in the Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas, for example—have risen strongly lately, most of the latest gains have been modest. In August, the Agriculture Department reported that the average price of farm real estate nationwide had been $2,140 an acre, as of Jan. 1, 2010, up 1.4% from the level a year earlier—but 86.1% above the level a decade before. And the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries Farmland Index, which measures investment property, shows a third-quarter total return of 1.03%.
Gary Schnitkey, a professor of agricultural and consumer economics at the University of Illinois, says that farmland prices in his state—one of the nation's major agricultural producers—are in line with current interest and lease rates (also known as cash rents). Capitalized value, which is defined as the cash rent divided by the interest rate on a 10-year note, now equals about 95% of land prices, he says. In 1981, capitalized value soared to a heady 267%, while from 1990 through 2010, it averaged 107%. Farmers' debt-to-equity ratio is currently 12.8%, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, versus 13.6% in 2008; it was as near 30% in the mid-1980s.
One factor working against the development of a bubble is that big institutions—some of which were burdened by illiquid alternative investments, such as timberland, in the recent financial crisis—have done more talking about buying farmland in recent years than they've done purchasing. "There's a low level of participation by institutions…It's mostly individuals who own it, especially in the U.S.," says Jose Minaya, head of TIAA-CREF's natural-resources group, which has $2 billion in farmland investments in the U.S., Brazil and Australia.
It's not easy for the typical small investor to get into farmland, which is mostly used to produce crops but can also be used to graze cattle. A few funds do invest for pension plans or endowments, but there are no publicly available real-estate investment trusts specializing in the sector. Some private-equity groups are starting to buy land to develop private REITs. But these will be open only to qualified individuals—people who can show that they can comfortably handle the risks of such an investment—and they won't necessarily stick to the U.S.
Acreage at a Premium
There's not much farmland available, which is one of the many factors that have boosted its price. Cropland generally commands much more than acreage used exclusively to graze livestock.
In addition, there's not much U.S. farmland available. McCandless and Brian Newcomer, executive vice president of agricultural lender Rabo AgriFinance, in St. Louis, say that, with the prices of many types of crops very strong, farmers aren't motivated to sell. "What other alternative investments do farmers have?" Newcomer asks. "Stocks haven't performed that well."
Another caveat: Farmland investment isn't about quick gains. In fact, anyone thinking of buying farmland and leasing it out should think very long-term: 20, maybe even 30 years. "Farmland is illiquid. Expectations for profit can be too high. Well-bought land, however, at the right price can be part of many portfolios," says Shonda Warner, managing director of Chess Ag Full Harvest Partners, a private-placement fund based in Clarksdale, Miss., with $50 million under management.
An investor with $250,000 to $500,000 available has options in this sector. The easiest is to use a farm-management company, like Farmers National, an 81-year-old Nebraska company, which can handle everything from buying to leasing, for a fee. Investors going in on their own should research the prevailing rent-to-value ratio when pricing land, says Dan Manternach, ag-services director for Doane, a St. Louis commodity-market risk-management firm. That's determined by how much investors pay for an acre of land and what they can get by leasing it. The higher the figure, the better. If an acre goes for $5,000 and it can be rented to a farmer for $300, the rent-to-value number is 6%, which Manternach views as a good return.
Returns on farmland can, of course, vary, but a study done by Terry Kastens and Kevin Dhuyvetter, at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kan., compares broad farmland returns to the Standard & Poor's 500's, starting in the 1950s. The study, published in December 2000, showed that from 1951 to 1999, when combining real returns and capital gains, farmland returned 10% to 12% (the real, inflation-adjusted return only was about 5%), for unleveraged properties. In the same period, they note, the S&P's nominal return, with dividends included, was 14.3%, while its dividend-only return was 4%. The study's authors view cash rents as farming's version of dividends.
The Bottom Line
Relatively low leverage means there's probably not a bubble in farmland, but city slickers should tread with care. Invest-ments can yield 5% to 6%, but can be volatile and illiquid.
If you don't have at least $250,000 to invest, stick to equities, says Dan Basse, president of agricultural-consultancy AgResource, in Chicago. "Buy stocks in companies that help farmers produce, like Deere & Co. [ticker: DE] or Potash [POT]," he advises.
Investors in farmland must realize that, while the sun is shining now, clouds can quickly form. A big rise in interest rates would hurt capitalized values and farm income. Crop prices can vary wildly. Even though farmers have low debt-to-equity ratios, they often get loans for operational costs. Currently, rates from commercial banks or the Farm Credit System, a government-sponsored entity for farmers, are generally just under 5% for a 20-year fixed-rate loans.
In sum, farmland can be an attractive investment, but the lessons of the 1980s must be heeded. A crash isn't likely anytime soon, but if interest rates go up and crop prices go down, farmers and farmland investors would suffer. Any individual inexperienced in agricultural investing should dig in only after harvesting a lot of advice from veterans—and with the determination to stay in for the long haul.
DEBBIE CARLSON, a free-lancer in Chicago, has written extensively about commodities.
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LM said that Sundén, who had been with LM for six years, will be replaced on an interim basis by non-executive director Tim Robson.
The company did not say whether Sundén had a job to go to, or elaborate on the reason for his departure. It added that his replacement would be announced at a later date.
However the company has struggled with poor results in 2011. Earlier this month, LM announced a 41% fall in profits for the period and 180 job cuts to its North American operation.
The blade manufacturer also said sales had declined 2.7% to €705 million. It said the job cuts have been made as a result of falling orders.
The company's Spanish factory in Ponferrada was scaled down, while production at the Urumqi plant was stopped altogether.
Sundén is the second wind power CEO to suddenly depart his company this month. He follows Gamesa chairman Jorge Calvet who was sacked on 10 May.


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Act 1, Scene 1
It was a hot morning in Messina. The only thing that interrupted the clear blue of the sky was the wispy smoke that rose lazily from Mount Etna. As usual, the governor's villa was filled with young people enjoying themselves with music, sports and conversation. An ensemble of minstrels played and sang fashionable songs that they had brought from Florence; two muscular fellows wrestled, cheered on by a group of spectators of both sexes, while the garden was dotted with pairs and trios, sitting in the shade of the huge pines, chatting.
Leonato's villa was magnificent. He had carved out his vineyards and orchards from a countryside that was otherwise covered with lava and overgrown with cacti. From the lawn in front of the villa there was a spectacular view of the blue ocean and the Italian mainland. It was a place of pleasure, with tennis courts , gardens, and even a maze. Leonato considered himself to be the most fortunate of men. His life was filled with pleasure. He was surrounded by a loving family – his daughter, Hero; his niece, Beatrice; and his brother Antonio – who all lived with him. He was always ready to entertain guests and there was never a shortage of fun. Life at the governor's villa was splendid.
On that particular summer morning an officer arrived while Leonato was in the middle of a fencing bout with Beatrice. She was winning. He was used to that and, being the man he was, he did not show any false pride, but congratulated her on each hit. The officer waited politely until they had finished. Leonato acknowledged his defeat with exaggerated bows to the cheering guests then shook the officer's hand. The young man gave him a letter.
Leonato opened it. Hero and Beatrice watched his face as he read. His eyes opened wide then the creases around them were animated as he grinned delightedly. He held the letter up high as the young people gathered around him.
'I learn from this letter, that Don Pedro of Arragon is arriving in Messina today,' he said. A wave of excitement swept round the group and there was a buzz of anticipation.
'He must be very close by now,' the messenger told them. 'He wasn't more than nine miles away when I left him.'
Don Pedro was an old friend of Leonato's. His military campaigns led him far afield and his return to Europe always brought him through Messina. His visits were high points in the life of the governor's villa.
'How many gentlemen have they lost in this action?' said Leonato.
'Oh, very few of any rank,' the messenger told him, 'and no one well-known.'
'It's a double victory then,' said Leonato, 'to bring a full complement home.'
He read the letter again. 'I see here that Don Pedro heaps praise on a young Florentine called Claudio.'
'Much deserved too,' said the officer, 'and decorated by Don Pedro. He has conducted himself well beyond the promise of his age, performing the feats of a lion in the guise of a lamb.' The young man laughed. 'In fact, he went so far beyond expectation that you mustn't expect me to tell you how.'
'He has an uncle here in Messina who will be very happy to hear that,' said Leonato.
'He already knows. When I arrived here I went to him first, with a letter. And he was indeed overjoyed; to the point of tears, in fact.'
'He cried, did he?'
'Most profusely.'
'Good,' said Leonato. 'Tears of joy are the most genuine kind, and so much better than tears of sorrow.'
'Excuse me, sir,' said Beatrice, who had been listening with great interest, 'has Signior Show-off survived the wars?'
The officer looked puzzled. 'I'm sorry, madam, I don't know anyone of that name. No, there's no-one of that name in the army.'
Leonato was puzzled too. 'Who are you talking about?' he said.
Hero knew who her cousin was referring to. 'She means Signior Benedick of Padua,' she said.
'Oh him!' The messenger laughed. 'Yes, he's returned, and just as pleasant as ever.'
'He once set up an archery tournament here between himself and Cupid,' said Beatrice. 'Cupid never showed up of course, so my uncle's jester took his place and the two of them had a ridiculous shooting contest with each other.'
Leonato nodded vigorously, remembering the occasion.
'But tell me,' said Beatrice, 'how many did he kill and then eat during these wars? Or rather, how many did he kill and bring back with him? Because I promised to eat every man he killed.'
'Honestly, niece,' said Leonato, 'you goad Signior Benedick too much, but he'll get even, you mark my words.' He winked at Hero.
The messenger was becoming even more bewildered. He wondered what the gallant and popular Signior Benedick had done to deserve this attack from such a beautiful woman. 'He fought bravely in these wars, madam,' he said.
Beatrice showed him an astonished face. 'You mean you had all those rotting bodies and he helped to eat them! He's a very brave eater; he's got an excellent appetite and will guzzle anything.'
The messenger laughed. 'And he's a good soldier too, lady,' he said.
'A good soldier when it comes to conquering ladies but how is he with men?'
'A gentleman among gentlemen and a man among men, stuffed full of all the qualities a man needs.'
Some of the girls giggled and Leonato shook his finger at them in mock reprimand.
'I agree that he's a stuffed man,' she said, 'but stuffed with what? Don't answer that, we're all sinners in our own way.'
'You must excuse my niece,' said Leonato. 'There's a kind of love hate relationship between her and Signior Benedick. They never meet without a battle of wits between them.'
'And he never wins,' said Beatrice. 'In our last skirmish four of his five wits went limping off and now he has to make do with only one, and that's barely enough to keep him warm – not enough to make him as bright as his horse, hardly enough to make him recognisable as human. But tell me, who's his bosom friend these days? He takes up with a new one every month.'
'You're exaggerating,' said the messenger.
'Not at all,' she said. 'He wears his allegiances as he wears his hat, always changing its shape according to the latest fashion.'
'I can see he's not in your good books,' said the messenger.
'No, and if he were I would burn my library. But tell me, who is his latest friend? Is there no young scrapper that he's currently corrupting?'
'He spends most of his time with Claudio, the young man mentioned in Don Pedro's letter.'
'Oh Lord!' Beatrice shook her head. 'He'll infect him like a disease – Signior Show-off is more easily caught than the plague, and the infected eventually goes mad. God help the noble Claudio if he's caught the Benedick: it will cost him a thousand pounds to be cured.'
The messenger laughed nervously. 'I'd better stay friends with you, madam.'
'Do that, good friend,' she said.
'Well at least you won't go mad!' said Leonato.
'No,' she said, laughing. 'Not until we have a heat wave in January!'
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The Hatfields and the McCoys join same side in north Denver shocker
You have to understand the bare-knuckle politics that embodies north Denver to truly understand an e-mail from Dennis Gallagher and Dan Mares that begins, "We agree!"
Gallagher, Denver's city auditor, and Mares, an unsuccessful 2003 Denver mayoral candidate who now oversees the Colorado Department of Labor, both hail from north Denver but they have been in opposing camps over the years.
We're talking about a part of town where someone once left a dead fish on a candidate's doorstep, where grudges rarely are resolved.
When Mares' mother-in-law ran for City Council in 1990, Gallagher, then a state senator, aligned with her opponent and sent a letter to voters questioning her handling of Denver County Democratic party finances when she was the chair. A decade later, she was so angry she still had the letter in her purse.
So imagine an e-mail from both Gallagher and Mares that said in the subject line "We agree!"
"We invite you to join us in supporting Dan Pabon in the Democratic Primary for House District 4 and urge you to hand in your ballot for him today.
For those of you who know us, you know, at times, we've had our differences. But one thing we can undoubtedly agree on is our choice for State Representative: Dan Pabon."
Pabon is one of three Democrats running in the primary in House District 4. He faces Jennifer Coken and Amber Tafoya on Tuesday.


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Modero podiums at Squaw slalom
The giant slalom season kicked off on Super Bowl weekend for the 12 and under Far West boys at Squaw Valley.
The competition level jumped up a notch when the Rocky Mountain Division of Vail Mountain arrived to give the Far West racers a run for their money, but the South Shore kids held their own.
Without new snow, the course had firmed into glacier-like conditions making wrecks all too real. Despite the icy conditions, Heavenly Foundation skier Tyler Madero turned in a solid first run. It was good enough for fourth, with the top three spots going to a Vail racer, a Mammoth racer and Isaac Mozen, of Squaw Valley.
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The ski swap panned out for Madero. He turned in the second fastest time of the day on the new skis. It was four seconds faster than his first run, and put him in a fourth-place tie with Cameron Smith, of Squaw Valley.
Gunnar Barnwell skied well, but lost time on an icy turn, placing 53rd after two tentative runs.
Heavenly's youngest Far West Racer, MJ Allen, attacked the course. A tricky exchange over a road, however, confused his direction and he blasted by two gates on the pitch, disqualifying him.
Sunday, with Super Bowl excitement and crowds packing the patio and finish area, the U12 boys hit the slopes for a second day of racing. There was hope the sun would make the course a bit more forgiving, but no chance. Even former US Ski Team member and Squaw Valley manager Todd Kelly was overheard saying, "the course is still bullet proof," as his son Max struggled with the pitch.
Heavenly's new transplant from Argentina, however, is well versed in steeps and ice and showed all but two others how to ride the rails to the podium. His podium finish comes on the heels of a second-place slalom finish at Sugar Bowl earlier this season.
Madero was able to keep the Squaw Valley team off the podium on day two of the series, taking home the bronze. Gold was won by Vail, and silver by Mammoth Mountain.
"In a race with more than 80 racers from all over the state and as far away as Vail, he turned in the third fastest time of the day, and only a few tenths separated first, second and third," coach Billy Barnwell said.
Gunnar Barnwell moved up to 41st on the second day, and MJ Allen had two respectable runs to finish 67th.
Next week, the young racers travel to the Central Series to ski in the Ryan Lavagnino Classic held at Dodge Ridge.


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Paris Hilton's South Africa arrest on drug charges during the World Cup was so not hot -- good thing the charges were dropped and cops apologized to the Hollywood socialite.
A special FIFA World Cup court dropped charges of possessing and smoking marijuana against Hilton late Friday, The Associated Press reported.
A rep for the hotel heiress and reality star said in a statement that the incident had been a "complete misunderstanding."
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Hampstead Arts Festival at Burgh House & Hampstead Museum8 October 2018
The Hampstead Arts Festival returns to Burgh House with an exciting programme of literary events
Trustees' Report & Accounts20 April 2018
Trustees' Report & Accounts for the Year to 31 March 2017
UK Wedding Awards5 January 2018
UK Wedding Awards Shortlist
The Making of An Englishman: Fred Uhlman, A Retrospective, Press Release13 November 2017
Fred Uhlman Retrospective to be held at Burgh House from January 2018
Work experience student Molly Garnett tells all...24 August 2017
Molly Garnett writes about her week at Burgh House as a work experience student
Ishbel McWhirter: Scrutiny and Revelation Press Release7 December 2016
Ishbel McWhirter: Scrutiny and Revelation
Retracing Ribeiro Press Release13 September 2016
Retracing Ribeiro
Gerald Isaaman previews upcoming exhibition 'Beyond Watercolour Gardens: Helen Allingham Revisited'18 June 2016
Gerald Isaaman previews upcoming exhibition 'Beyond Watercolour Gardens: Helen Allingham Revisited'
Comedian Ricky Gervais helps launch appeal to save historic Burgh House in Hampstead3 February 2016
Burgh House needs refurbishment including rewiring
Managers of the Grade I-listed house and museum, which is at the heart of Hampstead cultural life, need to raise £120,000 to carry out essential rewiring and safety works.
Happy New Year from all at Burgh House27 January 2016
It has been a very busy start to 2016 for us. We started off by having the first floor of the house, including our museum and office, rewired just after new year, meaning all of our emails went unanswered until about 8 January!
Recent news articles25 October 2015
A collection of recent news articles from local media
Christopher Wade RIP27 August 2015
Burgh House and Hampstead Museum is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Christopher Wade.
David Sullivan17 July 2015
A tribute to David Sullivan
Hello from Hampstead! Discovering A History Through Postcards17 June 2015
Blog post by Curator Rebecca Lodge on Burgh House's upcoming exhibition, opening on 17th July
Bryan Senior Retrospective14 June 2015
News articles on 'London Paintings from Six Decades' exhibition
Old Hampstead Rediscovered 5: Changing Scenes14 June 2015
Camden Review article on the fifth Heath & Hampstead Society-curated exhibition of paintings and photographs of Hampstead
Focus on Volunteers14 May 2015
We talk to two of our volunteers about their experience of working at Burgh House
Easter opening21 March 2015
Details of Burgh House opening hours over the Easter weekend
Bright & Brilliant: Hampstead and the Slade School12 February 2015
Blog post by Curator Rebecca Lodge on Burgh House's current exhibition.
Takeover Day 201412 February 2015
This year, the New End Primary School pupils took part in an object handling and reminiscence session.