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'Luck: The Complete First Season'
Despite the top-notch pedigree this racetrack-centered HBO drama had - including creator and executive producer David Milch ("Deadwood") and a cast including Oscar winners Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte - the series only would have one season, the result...Tags: Michael Gambon, Nick Nolte, Blu-ray Discs, DVDs, Richard Kind
'Jo' heads to ProSiebenSat.1: Jean Reno stars in Paris-set crime drama
VarietyBERLIN -- German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1 has picked up the Paris-set Jean Reno crime series "Jo" by U.S. showrunner Rene Balcer ("Law & Order: Criminal Intent"). It secured the English-language show, formerly titled "Le Grand," for its German-speaking...Tags: Jean Reno, ProSiebensat1, Crime (genre), Drama (genre)
HBO's 'Luck' trots at first, but gallops to finish
RedEyeIn horse-racing terms, HBO's new drama "Luck" breaks poorly. If you don't know what the heck I'm talking about, get used to it. "Luck" (8 p.m. Jan. 29, HBO; 3 stars) is a sometimes confusing yet fascinating study of the colorful characters—the...Tags: John Ortiz, Nick Nolte, Concerts, Richard Kind, Kevin Dunn
HBO hopes for a winner with 'Luck'
Zap2ItAfter bringing the worlds of late 19th-century South Dakota gold miners and 21st-century Southern California surfers to HBO, David Milch follows up "Deadwood" and "John From Cincinnati" with a multilayered, multifaceted portrait of the world of...Tags: John Ortiz, Nick Nolte, Horse (animal), Jason Gedrick, Thief (movie)
This weekend: Mary Tyler Moore at SAG Awards; Dustin Hoffman in 'Luck'; stellar 'Good Wife'; 'Chuck' ends
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelThe preview of Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) walking out on a grand jury only hints at the many pleasures in this twisty hour. The top-notch guest stars include Chris Noth, Amy Sedaris and Anika Noni Rose (as the determined Wendy Scott-Karr).... -
'Luck': David Milch's HBO drama is rich with talent but poky
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelDennis Farina plays Ace's dutiful bodyguard. Nick Nolte portrays a chatty horse owner; his rapport with a horse is amazing. Kevin Dunn and Jason Gedrick stand out as grubby bettors. Jill Hennessy, always a welcome face, plays a skilled veterinarian.... -
New HBO series "Luck" goes beyond the surface of horse racing
Channel Guide MagazineTo suggest that HBO's latest original series Luck is solely about horse racing would be similar to dismissing The Sopranos as a mob show or Boardwalk Empire as a booze epic. Sure, the backdrop involves horses and the track, but first and foremost Luck... -
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Channel Guide MagazineHBO found an immediate victory at the horse track with it's new series Luck, which debuted this past Sunday logging a gross audience of 3.3 million viewers to date. The network renewed the series for a 10-episode second season slated to debut in... -
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Dustin Hoffman stars in David Milch series for HBO
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelHBO's "Luck" would seem to have a lot of it. The cable channel has just announced it has ordered the drama series about horse racing and the gaming industry. Let's talk pedigree: Two-time Oscar-winner Dustin Hoffman is the star. David M... -
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The WatcherHBO's upcoming slate of programs looked good before, but now it's truly a safe bet to say the network is back with a vengeance. HBO announced Wednesday that it has picked up the series "Luck," which was written by David Milch ("Deadwood," "NYPD Blue") and...
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I believe that our area deserves an individual who is able to see all sides of any situation and not just call out problems, but have the skill set and experience to provide viable options as solutions with the ability to see them through.
Since the beginning I have been put in a place to represent our area. Originally I was recruited as a Board member of the San Tan Area Chamber of Commerce and today sit as the current President/CEO of the same organization now known as the San Tan Valley Chamber of Commerce. I was instrumental in bringing the Pinal County Comprehensive Plan work sessions into the northern unincorporated area to be sure that the residents in our area had their voices heard. Working side by side with other individuals, our residents were able to be included in planning our part in Pinal County's future. I assisted with implementing the Business Block Watch, alongside PCSO, in our community and became an active member in my own community block watch. I was later appointed to become the Block Watch Community Coordinator for the largest housing community in our area, Johnson Ranch and I still hold that position today. In addition, I worked tirelessly to bring the Citizen's On Patrol (COP) program, that was running successfully in Gold Canyon, out into what is now known as San Tan Valley and worked alongside other Block Watch Coordinators to create the Greater San Tan Area Community Block Watch Association, as a way to mentor and educate other communities on how to start their own watches.
In addition to spending the last 6 years with the Chamber of Commerce, you will see a short list of other organizations that I have proudly represented:
- I was one of the founding CORE members of the Greater San Tan Area Coalition (GSTAC), an organization that was created to bring our area together with one voice so that this community could become proactive with its future. As the largest area in Pinal County both in size and population, an organization was necessary to start this process.
- Assisted in bringing the first business leads group organization into the Greater San Tan Area, to help provide additional resources and training to our business community.
- Worked with Central Arizona College to create a presence for our community which is now accessible at the San Tan Center.
- Was co-chair for the Tech 4 Kids committee in 2008, that pushed to get the override passed to allow FUSD #1 to bring tech into our schools. As a result, the first high school in 94 years to be built in the Florence Unified School District, was a 100% tech school, the first in the state of Arizona and it was built in our area.
- Founded the first Special Olympics group in the San Tan Area, known as the San Tan Bumblebees.
- In 2010, I created a community portal called SanTanValley.com, a FREE resource for anyone interested in learning more about San Tan Valley and includes news, school information, events, classifieds, homes, pets, businesses and more. This was the first step in giving our area, an unbiased and easily accessible venue to learn about our area and our county.
- Created a partnership with the Pinal County Animal Care & Control Center so that our area could be notified of new pets each week available for adoption.
- Through the San Tan Valley Chamber of Commerce, we created the first ever San Tan Valley area map and distributed over 10,000 copies to visitors and new residents in our area.
- One of the founding members of the San Tan Valley Substance Abuse Coalition, whose mission is to provide recovery, education, and prevention resources to those effected by substance abuse and/or mental health disorders.
- Assisted with bringing the first Relay for Life into San Tan Valley this past month and helped to raise over $20,000 for the cause.
As I stepped into the role as President/CEO of the San Tan Valley Chamber of Commerce in 2010, my main goal has been to not only assist our local business community, but to work with others in and out of San Tan Valley to know that we as a community exist. I have worked with residents from Superior to Coolidge and everywhere in between. I have represented this area at every opportunity and over the years have gained a reputation as a leader in this area. I am often invited to attend meetings as a representative both of the business and residential community and I accept those invitations with honor. Whether I am sitting at a CAAG meeting, at the State Capitol, a meeting with County officials, or with businesses or residents, my passion and my focus has been and will continue to be for this area.
In my opinion, I feel as if I have been doing the work of this position, for the last six years. I have done it not because it was my job, or because I was paid to do it. I did it because I believe in this area and what our future can become. This area needs a voice that is unbiased and will truly represent it. My focus will continue to be to improve the quality of life for the amazing residents that we have in this district and it is because of this, that I will ask for you to vote for me, Tisha Castillo, to be your Pinal County District 2 Supervisor.


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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — C.J. Fair had 18 points and 10 rebounds, freshman Jerami Grant scored a season-high 14 points, and No. 9 Syracuse beat No. 25 Notre Dame 63-47 on Monday night to snap a two-game losing streak that had dropped the Orange three spots in the rankings.
Syracuse (19-3, 7-2 Big East) was coming off consecutive road losses against Villanova and Pittsburgh and has only three conference losses in its last 32 Big East games. The Orange have now won a school-record 36 straight games at home, the longest active streak in Division I. Notre Dame (18-5, 6-4) had won three straight.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Lamar Patterson scored 12 points and Pittsburgh pulled away late from Seton Hall.
Freshman center Steven Adams added eight points, 15 rebounds and two blocks for the Panthers (19-5, 7-4 Big East), who won for the sixth time in their last seven games by simply surviving on a night they struggled to get into any sort of rhythm.
Cameron Wright scored six of his eight points during a game-ending 18-8 surge that prevented Pitt from suffering a letdown following an emotional win over Syracuse on Saturday.
Fuquan Edwin led the Pirates (13-10, 2-8) with 23 points but was slowed after injuring his right ankle midway through the second half. Seton Hall shot just 33 percent (14 of 42) from the field and made just two baskets over the final 10 minutes.
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Forget New York. If you can make it in middle school, you can make it anywhere. Think about it: You're barely pubescent when you leave grade school's bright, happy walls, where your name is probably emblazoned on some artwork, for a place with kids who, although they are probably just as scared as you, are bigger.
Until recently, mistreatment in middle school—even the risk of it—was considered a rite of passage. You were merely lucky or unlucky, liked or disliked. You just hoped to survive.
Thankfully, there's been a rethinking of that philosophy. Growing awareness about bullying, and its associated trauma, has created a cultural shift. Today, many communities know not only how to identify and report these occurrences, but also how to prevent and address them.
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Some experts say the heightened awareness stems from the Columbine shooting, which was widely reported as a retaliatory attack by a bullied teen—though later accounts dispute that narrative. Other high-profile cases that linked bullying to suicide garnered media attention. Meanwhile, local and grassroots efforts to fight bullying have developing alongside prominent national campaigns. President Obama has made it a cause of his administration, which last year hosted the White House Conference on Bullying Prevention and created the website, StopBullying.gov, with tips to spot and stop bullying. Earlier this year, Oprah Winfrey joined Lady Gaga at Harvard for the pop singer's launch of her Born This Way Foundation, which aims to end bullying. This spring, The Weinstein Company released Bully, which documents the lives of five kids, viciously tormented by their peers, and featured an anti-bullying campaign backed by celebrities like Katy Perry, Paula Abdul, Demi Lovato, and Anderson Cooper.
Statistics on the prevalence of bullying range widely, with anywhere from 5 to more than 50 percent of schoolchildren having reported an experience with bullying, says Deborah Temkin, research and policy coordinator for bullying prevention initiatives at the U.S. Department of Education. Part of the problem is the lack of a standard definition for bullying, which government agencies are working to establish, as well as insufficient data, she says. Her agency's most recent survey, conducted during the school year ending in 2009, found that 28 percent of students ages 12 to 18 reported being bullied within the last year. Among that group, 6 percent said they were "cyberbullied."
The incidences peak in middle school, says Robin Young, program associate for the National Crime Prevention Council. These are, of course, awkward and vulnerable years, when people start to physically develop and become more aware of their differences. Cliques take shape and, with them, a social caste system that only adds to one's self-consciousness and desire to fit in. Plus, unlike in grade school, where teachers tend to resolve children's spats, middle schoolers are more likely to go it alone.
In that context, bullying can reflect a sort of social jockeying. But it's more complex than that. Oftentimes, as with any cycle of abuse, the one doing the bullying may be getting bullied by someone else. "Bullying is much more of a cycle than people think," Young says. "The bully at school can be getting bullied at home ... the victim today can be the bully tomorrow."
That outlook helps to refine the approach to identify and heal from bullying behavior, which wreaks havoc on all those involved, including bystanders. Bullies can develop aggressive behavior as adults, while their victims may long grapple with anxiety and depression. A 2008 study in Australia found that adults bullied as kids were three times as likely to have suicidal thoughts as those who weren't bullied.
And while bullying may peak in adolescence, it never disappears—it just morphs into things we've given different labels, like harassment. The difference is that we've matured (hopefully) by adulthood, having acquired skills to manage difficult situations for ourselves—and the children we know and love.


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Paris, the capital of France, arose from the river which now provides a superb panoramic view of the famous monuments to be admired there. But, apart from the great museums, the superb monuments, the lively bustling boulevards, lined with shops whose names are known the world over, Paris can also be more intimate, revealing the charm of its mediaeval districts and its erstwhile villages to the casual stroller. Come and discover this city, popular and refined at the same time, where a surprise awaits you at every turn.
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Musée National d'Art Moderne (MNAM / CCI)
place Georges-Pompidou F - 75004 Paris
This museum contains one of the largest collections of modern art in the world (60 000 exhibits), ranging from painting and architecture to photography, cinema, new media, sculpture and design. Rooms dedicated to a single artist alternate with theme-..
4 boulevard du Palais F - 75001 Paris
This jewel of Gothic art was built upon the order of Saint Louis to house the relics of Christ and the Virgin Mary. Located in the confines of the Palais de Justice, Sainte-Chapelle is divided into two parts: the lower chapel, intended for the palace..
Notre-Dame Cathedral
6 place du Parvis-Notre-Dame F - 75004 Paris
This site has been a place of worship for 2 000 years: a Gallo-Roman temple, Christian basilica and Romanesque church all preceded the current building. Maurice de Sully began construction around 1163. Over the centuries it has suffered significant a..
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Located in the historic Marais district in central Paris, this hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Picasso Museum, River Seine and Notre Dame Cathedral. It offers air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs. The entire Hôtel De Nice has a Parisian déco..
Set in the lively Marais district in central Paris, this design hotel features a sauna and fitness room. It offers air-conditioned guest rooms with free Wi-Fi access and a minibar. Satellite TV and a telephone are standard in each contemporary guest..
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Nestled in the heart of Paris, on a quiet street, this recently renovated 3-star hotel offers cosy accommodation minutes away from the Louvre and the lively Rue de Rivoli. Enjoy the brand new facilities and modern comfort the hotel provides in an ol..
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Mon Vieil Ami
69 r. St-Louis-en-l'Île F - 75004 Paris 04
Old wooden beams and contemporary decor characterise this trendy, auberge-style restaurant. Delicious traditional recipes with a lovely modern touch and Alsace influences.
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8 pl. M. -de-Navarre F - 75001 Paris 01
Suan Thaï
35 r. Temple F - 75004 Paris 04
Now larger, more beautiful and more comfortable than before, the Suan Thaï moved 100m from its old address at the end of 2011. The Thai cuisine - delicate, authentic and reasonably priced - remains the same. Prior booking is now even more essential t..
Claude Colliot
40 r. des Blancs Manteaux F - 75004 Paris 04
The culinary focus at Claude Colliot is on good, seasonal cuisine based around high quality produce. The dishes are light, healthy and above all delicious. Reservation essential in the evenings.
20 r. St-Martin F - 75004 Paris 04
Alain Ducasse supervises this chic and lively bistro, one of the oldest in Paris: Benoit celebrated its 100thanniversary in 2012! The classic food is prepared in time-honoured tradition, and respects the soul of this authentic and fine establishment.
Au Bourguignon du Marais
52 r. François-Miron F - 75004 Paris 04
The name of this restaurant in the Marais district refers to the excellent regional dishes from Burgundy that are served here. Don't miss the boeuf bourguignon or the snails with garlic and parsley. The wine list offers a good selection, all of which..


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Q&A: 'Evil Dead' star Jane Levy
When Jane Levy told family and friends she'd star (and have a demon inhabit her) in the "Evil Dead" remake, she didn't emphasize that she'd spend the shoot freezing in just her underwear, vomiting blood on people. "You...Tags: ABC (tv network), Services and Shopping, Sony Corp., Entertainment, Ear Infection
'Evil Dead' review: Louder and gorier, not better
*1/2 (out of four) When a secret door in the floor leads to a musty room filled with rotting cats, the situation doesn't really scream, "Hey, if you find an elaborately wrapped book nearby, take it and read it out loud!" Well, you know...Tags: Bruce Campbell
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'Oz the Great and Powerful' and the art of the opening title sequence
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For RedEyeKicking down the geek closet door can be as liberating as the coming-out process for some LGBTs—a transformation as powerful as Clark Kent shedding his suit and spectacles for the iconic blue tights and red cape of his alter ego, Superman. "LGBT...Tags: Boystown (Chicago, Illinois), Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo, Stranger Than Fiction, Superman (fictional character), Robin the Boy Wonder (fictional character)
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"Oz, the Great and Powerful" is certainly ambitious; director Sam Raimi attempts to create no less than a prequel for Victor Fleming's 1939 classic, based on the characters and ideas used in L. Frank Baum's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. This story...Tags: The Wizard of Oz (movie, 1939), China, L. Frank Baum, Entertainment, Joey King
'Oz' thumbs nose at critics, reigns at box office in week 2
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'Oz' merchandising tie-in treasures
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NEW YORK (AP) — "Oz the Great and Powerful" is living up to its name at the box office. Walt Disney's 3-D blockbuster led all films for the second week in a row, taking in $42.2 million according to studio estimates Sunday. Sam Raimi's prequel...Tags: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Warm Bodies (movie), Melissa McCarthy, The Call (movie), Identity Thief (movie)
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The late Steve Jobs may have been known for his signature black turtleneck, but it is for his green diet that he probably will be most fondly remembered by people who care about animals. The Apple cofounder, who died yesterday, was a vegetarian and a longtime health advocate who reportedly once handed out containers of carrot juice at Halloween.
We remember Jobs for so many innovative ideas, including Apple's iPhoto facial recognition software, which recognizes the faces of cats in addition to those of humans, reflecting the importance of companion animals in our homes and hearts. PETA also recently recognized Jobs for what he didn't do: He refused to sell a gruesome app on Apple's app store called iSealClub—which involved, as the name suggests, bashing cartoon seals over the head with clubs.
Let's also not forget that Jobs' Pixar film studio created heartwarming and thought-provoking movies about unlikely animal heroes, such as A Bug's Life and Finding Nemo, and he ended Disney's 10-year agreement with McDonald's to promote its films with movie-themed toys in Happy Meals after the entertainment giant merged with Pixar. As the vegetarian sharks in Finding Nemo said, "Fish are friends, not food." Finding Nemo's fish-friendly theme earned Pixar an award from PETA, as did Jobs' other accomplishments that helped change animals' lives for the better. And if his movies or his lifestyle inspired even one person to become a vegetarian, he no doubt saved hundreds of animals' lives, and for that we thank him.
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7. | Free Thinker | ||
A social group of lefties who claim to be intelligent because they bitch about religion, current governments, oil, iraq and anything else while not contributing any ideas to solve these 'problems' other than total elimination and turning the human race into mindless drones. Usually a feminist or hit by thier girlfriend, which they call 'dominant female life partner' Mesa called jar jar binks. Oh yea, free finkers do not like movies, but fully support ridiculous litigation.
1. | free thinker | ||
An individual whose opinions are formed on the basis of an understanding and rejection of tradition, authority or established belief.
Sarah did not believe that her friend Tom was going to hell just because he had a boyfriend. She was as a free thinker.
2. | Free Thinker | ||
A philosophical viewpoint that opinions or beliefs of reality should be based on science, logic and reason. Ideas should not be derived from religion, authority, governments or dogmas. A free thinker should not reject nor accept any proposed truths of organized religion, established norms, media, etc. They should determine if the belief is valid based on their own knowledge, intuition, research and reason. Just because other people believe in it, doesn't mean it's right! Use your own judgment and think critically!
3. | free thinker | ||
Years of misuse has reduced the term to a self-branded label for pretentious adolescents who have only just realized that the universe isn't what their parents/guardians lead them to believe like most rational individuals who reach this epiphany at the age of 6 but for lack of better word and/or urge to sound like pretentious adolescents who have only just realized that the universe isn't what their parents/guardians lead them to believe is used to describe anything from the classical definition of open-mindedness to being-like-the-rest-of-us-who-are-different-to-you. a: "What religion are you?"
b: "I'm a free thinker" a: "What?" b: "I'm not really sure whether god exists" a: "So you're agnostic?" b: "No, I'm a free thinker" a: "That's a little vague; you could be a free thinking atheist or free thinking agnostic but saying free thinker doesn't tell anyone what you believe in" b: "But I'm a free thinker" a: "Do you even know what that means?" b: "My friends are free thinkers" |
4. | free thinker | ||
Another way to say that you're agnostic, which is a polite way to say that you don't believe in God, and is far too often confused with atheism, which means you don't believe in ANY religion. What's important is that none of these terms relate to having a religious belief, rather they signify a lack of belief. Chris:"So, you're an atheist? Why do you worship Satan?"
Norm:"No, atheists don't worship Satan, and I never said I was an atheist." Chris:"So, you're agnostic? That's almost as bad as being atheist!" Norm:"No, you're confusing your terms." Chris:"So what DO you believe?" Norm:*sigh* "You know what? Let's just call it being a free thinker. OK? I'm not atheist, or agnostic, or satanist, which you're confusing them all with; I'm a free thinker." Chris:"Well, OK, that doesn't sound so bad." Norm:*facepalm* |
5. | free thinker | ||
Generally, an elitist misanthrope who is infatuated with his pretense of learning. Jane: I am a free thinker!
John: You get what you pay for. |
6. | Free Thinker | ||
1. Newspeak term for anyone who supports all left-wing platforms without question or second thought.
2. Another term for non-conformist. Yuuuuh maaaaan you're so unique!!! *pfft* To misquote a South park episode:
"Hey how do I become a 'free thinker'?" "You have to hate George Bush like we do, and have the exact same political beliefs that we have." |


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The Lebanon Tourist and Convention Commission has received more than 20 applications to fill its vacant executive director's seat. Last week, the commission went into executive session during meetings on April 15 and April 18 to begin reviewing the applicants. Tourist commission chairman Brad Lanham said the search committee started conducting interviews Monday afternoon. "I'm not sure how many we will interview at this point," Lanham said.
Each week, Debbie Burdette's first grade class at West Marion Elementary School get an up close view of what it's like thousands of miles away in Kuwait. But, more importantly, first-grader Daniel Turner gets an email from his dad. Daniel's dad, Carl R. Turner Jr., has been in Kuwait since June. He provides armed personal security for top U.S. military officials and U.S. diplomats traveling through the country. Recently, Carl began sending Daniel and his class emails each week with photos he takes of people, animals and places in Kuwait.
Our minds have been on Boston since the bombings occurred at the Boston Marathon April 15, horrifying the nation and creating chaos at the most prestigious and historical race in the nation. But, for at least two Lebanon residents, the tragedy has been much more than just a news story. For Jena Piekarski and her family, it's been extremely personal. Boston is her home.
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Police in Nelson County were led on a high-speed chase after a man fled from the scene of an accident Tuesday afternoon, April 23.
Derek Downs, 27, of Loretto, was involved in a hit-and-run accident in front of Wendy's on North Third Street before he took off. One person in the other vehicle was transported to Flaget Memorial Hospital.
The Marion County Industrial Foundation has approved nearly $400,000 in loans to assist two local industries with expansion efforts. Last week, the board approved a $383,119 loan to Angell-Demmel to purchase equipment to make parts for Lincoln and BMW. Larry Tatum, the former owner of Angell-Demmel, abstained from voting on this loan. Angell-Demmel anticipates hiring at least 30 employees to go with the expansion, according to Marion County Economic Development Director Tom Lund.
The Color in Motion 5K is gearing up for a fun-filled run on May 11 at Graham Memorial Park in Lebanon. Even if someone is planning to run the 5k, there are still plenty of opportunities available for them to volunteer. And volunteers are what make this run happen, so everyone is encouraged to chip in, even if it's just for an hour or two. While moral support is greatly appreciated, volunteers need to be at least 16 years old to help on-site. All volunteers are required to have fun! Opportunities to help include: • Thursday night: packet stuffing
Editor's note: This is the sixth story in a series about the seven special districts serving Marion County, as identified by the State Auditor's Office as part of an effort to increase public awareness of how their money is spent. The Enterprise is taking a closer look at the special districts that serve Marion County, how they are funded, and what they do for the community.
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The Lebanon City Council approved the second reading of a proposed 15 percent water rate increase during a special-called meeting April 17. Under the proposal, in-town Lebanon Water Company customers would pay a $6.75 monthly meter charge and a volume rate of $2.50 per 100 cubic feet of water. An average in-town bill (about 4,000 gallons/535 cubic feet of water per month) would increase from $17.43 to $20.10 per month.


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ALBANY, Ohio — Both Meigs and River Valley had multiple wrestlers qualify for district competition Saturday following the 2013 Division III Southeast Sectional Wrestling Tournament held at Alexander High School.
The Marauders had three grapplers make it out of sectionals while earning an eighth-place finish with 69 points, while the Raiders had two wrestlers make it districts while placing ninth out of 15 teams with 68 points. RVHS, however, did have the only sectional champion between the two programs.
Junior Trae Cornell captured his second consecutive sectional title for the Raiders after winning the 145-pound division with a pinfall win over Colton Park of Westfall. Cornell was the 152-pound champion a year ago.
RVHS freshman Jacob Kemper will be making his first district appearance as well after placing second in the 113-pound weight class.
The Marauders' top effort came from Daylen Neece, who finished as the 220-pound runner-up. Brandon Thompson was third in the 132-pound weight class, while Daniel Hysell was fourth in the 195-pound division. All three MHS grapplers will be making their first appearance at the district level.
Meigs had three wrestlers just miss out on district qualifying. Drake Markins was fifth overall in the 120-pound weight class, while Robert Hoffman (113) and Brad Harless (285) each finished sixth.
Paul Reynolds was fifth overall for the Raiders in the 138-pound category, while Tyler Ward placed sixth in the 170 division.
Belpre won the D-3 team title with 201.5 points, followed by Paint Valley (130), Southeastern (128.5) and Zane Trace (127.5) in the top four.
The 2013 Division III Southeast-East-Central District Tournament will be held at Philo High School this coming Friday and Saturday.
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Women vet organizations: Following is a partial list of veteran organizations which have been established specifically for women.
• Air Force Women Officers Assoc., P.O. Box 780155 San Antonio, TX 78278
• All Navy Women's National Alliance , P.O. Box 147, Goldenrod, FL.,32733-0147 www.anwna.com/
• Army Special Services Association, 609 Concord Place, Pleasanton, CA 94566
• Army Women's Museum, Mifflin Hall, Bldg.5000,Rm. 103B, Ft Lee, VA., 23801-6000 www.awm.lee.army.mil
• Coast Guard/SPAR, Inc., 5904 Mt. Eagle Dr., Ap. 1616 Alexandria, VA 22303
• Hispanic Women Veterans Coalition, P.O. Box 25047 Harper Woods, MI 48225-1825
• National Assoc. of Black Military Women, PO Box 2798, Laurel, MD., 20708-2798 www.members.aol.com/_ht_a/khnabmw/myhomepage/
• National Navy Women's Reunion, P.O. Box 147, Golden Rod FL 32733-0147
• National Org of World War Nurses, 1509 Emilie St., Green Bay, WI., 54301
• Nat'l Women Veterans Conference, Inc., 2902 Irving Street Denver, CO 80211-6756
• Navy Nurse Corps Association , P.O. Box 1229 Oak Harbor, WA 98277
• Retired Army Medical Specialist Corps Assn., PO. Box 39451, Serna Station San Antonio, TX 78268
• Retired Army Nurse Corps Assn. , P.O. Box 681026. Serna Station San Antonio, TX 78218-1235 www.militaryrn.com/ranca.htm
• Society of Retired Air Force Nurses, P.O. Box 681026 San Antonio, TX,78268
• The Circle of Sisters, 827 Lowell Blvd. Denver, CO 80204
• United Women Veterans, 113 S. Orchard St, Theinsville, WI., 53092
• Vietnam Women Veterans www.spencergroup.net/vwv/
• Vietnam Women's Memorial Project, 2001 S Street, NW, #610 Washington, DC 20009-6000 <email@example.com>
• WAC Foundation, P.O. Box 5339, Ft McClellan, AL 36205
• WAC Veterans' Association, P.O. Box 5577, Fort McClellan AL 36205-5577 www.armywomen.org
• WASP , P.O. Box 9212 Ft. Wayne, IN 46809 www.wasp-wwii.org/
• WAVES National, 506 60th St SE, Grand Rapids, MI., 49548-6812 wavesnational.hypermart.net/
• Women Marines Association, 818 Wildview Way, Knoxville, TN.,37920 www.womenmarines.org/
• Women Miltary Aviators, Inc., P.O. Box 46819 Washington, D.C. 20050-6819
• Women Officers Professional Assn, P.O. Box 1621, Arlington, VA., 22210 members.aol.com/dittyman8/wopa.html
• Women Veterans of America, P.O. Box 290283, Homecrest Station Brooklyn NY 10229-0005
• WWII Flight Nurses Association, 2111 Spring Lake Rd Fruitland, FL 32731-5154
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VA claim denial update: A strange thing happened when Christopher DeLara filed for disability benefits after his tour in Iraq. The U.S. Army said it had no records showing he had ever been overseas. The Army said it could find no field records documenting any of the combat incidents related to his PTSD. DeLara appealed, fighting for five years before a judge accepted the testimony of an officer in his unit. DeLara's case is part of a much larger problem that has plagued the U.S. military since the 1990 Gulf War: a failure to create and maintain the types of field records that have documented American conflicts since the Revolutionary War.
A joint investigation by ProPublica and The Seattle Times has found that the recordkeeping breakdown was especially acute in the early years of the Iraq War, when insurgents deployed improvised bombs with devastating effects on U.S. soldiers. The military has also lost or destroyed records from Afghanistan, according to officials and previously undisclosed documents. The loss of field records — after-action write-ups, intelligence reports and other day-to-day accounts from the war zones — has far-reaching implications. It has complicated efforts by soldiers like DeLara to claim benefits. And it makes it harder for military strategists to learn the lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan, two of the nation's most protracted wars. Military officers and historians say field records provide the granular details that, when woven together, tell larger stories hidden from participants in the day-to-day confusion of combat.
The Army says it has taken steps to improve handling of records — including better training and more emphasis from top commanders. But officials familiar with the problem said the missing material may never be retrieved. There was confusion about whether classified field records could be transported back to the units' headquarters in the United States. As a result, some units were instructed to erase computer hard drives when they rotated home, destroying the records that had been stored on them.
At the outset of the Iraq War, military commanders tried to avoid repeating that mistake, ordering units to preserve all historical records. But the Army botched the job. Despite new guidelines issued in 2008 to safeguard records, some units still purged them. Historians had complained about lax recordkeeping for years with little result.
Missing field records aren't necessarily an obstacle for benefit claims. The Department of Veterans Affairs also looks for medical and personnel records, which can be enough. The VA has also relaxed rules for proving post-traumatic stress to reduce the need for the detailed documentation of field reports. But even the VA concedes that unit records are helpful. And assembling a disability case from witness statements can take much more time, said Gen. Peter Chiarelli, the retired Army vice chief of staff who worked to combat suicides and improve treatment of soldiers with PTSD and brain injuries. [Source: Stars & Stripes | Peter Sleet/Hal Bernton | 9 Nov 12]
Tricare prime update: With the presidential election over, Defense officials are expected to announce soon that military retirees and their dependents living more than 40 miles from a military treatment facility or base closure site will lose access to Tricare Prime, the military's managed care option. These beneficiaries would be expected to shift to Tricare Standard, their fee-for-service insurance option, which would mean an increase in out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries who are frequent users of health services. A total of 171,000 retirees and dependents are expected to have to shift coverage when remote Prime networks go away. Tentative plans are for this to occur April 1 in the West Region, which would coincide with UnitedHealth Military and Veterans Services taking over the region's support contract from TriWest Healthcare Alliance after 16 years. The North and South Tricare regions are expected to close down Prime service areas beyond 40-mile catchment areas of bases or base closure sites by Oct. 1, 2013, the date when current Prime enrollment periods expire for most beneficiaries.
Active duty members and their families generally would not be impacted. Drilling National Guard members and reservists living far from military bases could see small increases to health costs. Under Tricare Prime, beneficiaries get managed care through providers in the network. They pay an annual enrollment fee of $269.28 for individual coverage or $538.56 for family coverage. Retirees and family members also are charged co-pays of $12 for each doctor visit. Under Tricare Standard, beneficiaries can choose their own physicians and pay no annual enrollment fee. But when they need care, retirees must cover 25 percent of allowable charges. Retirees also have an annual deductible of $150 for the individual or $300 per family. Total out-of-pocket costs, however, are capped at $3,000 per family.
Contracts for every region are now settled. Health Net Federal Services has been running the North Region under the new contract since April 2011. Humana Military Healthcare Services has operated the South Region 9 under the new contract since April this year. But all Prime service areas have been maintained with contract modifications, awaiting final word from Defense that Prime area restrictions are to be implemented. The new contracts were drafted during the Bush administration and are intended to be more comprehensive and efficient. But sensitive to how a change in Prime eligibility might be used by politicians this fall, Defense officials ordered plans to end Prime for retirees living outside catchment areas, including draft notification letters, shelved until after the election. Plans for implementation have not changed, congressional and health sources said. But they also have not been announced officially yet. "The Department is considering whether to maintain the same number of PSAs (Prime service areas) as it has now," said Cynthia O. Smith, a spokeswoman for the Department of Defense. Until a decision is final on reducing PSAs, the department won't confirm the number of beneficiaries potentially impacted or the likely dates for executing the changes. [Source: Military.com | Tom Philpott | 8 Nov 2012]
Flags: The American Legion Post 70 has on hand American flags, all of the military service flags, POW/MIA flags, and S.C. State flags. Contact a member of Post 70 to purchase flags; the cost is $5.
American Legion Post 70 - Meeting at 1800 on the third Tuesday of the month. For more information please contact Thomas Crisp at 940-2793.
American Legion Post 24, of Newberry, meeting is on the second Tuesday of the month at 1830.
The American Legion Auxiliary – Unit 24 meet the same day at 3 p.m. at Post 24


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KingBroly wrote:You completely missed my point. It's from a sales perspective, and it ultimately means this is going to be a disaster. By making COMMANDS (Which is what I'm talking about) geared more towards a fighting game, you're going to confuse your audience very quickly. This is going to lead to a lot of second-hand sales and a lot of unhappy customers and businessmen.
Well not really actually. In your comment you made the remark that stated that they (those at sony making the game) were in fact "missing the 'point' of smash" to which I stated in as many words above might be for a reason. They're not going after the average smash player so much as they're going after the competitive smash player who feels disenfranchised with the series after Brawl. And really thats the point that I was making in the comments above. The focus on combat and balance over crazy level design and item selections. The drab back grounds lack of overpowered items, are all things competitive players are taking out of the game when they limit stages and completely turn off item spawns. This game is more tame in comparison to smash and as such seems to be targeting itself right at hardcore competative smash fans. However many or few that exist.
I couldn't care less about how the game sells or how its recieved critically. To me the existence of this game gives competitive smash players an avenue to exit the smash series and pick this game up as a replacement. If it succeeds brilliantly in that manner it can only be a win-win situation as the complainers finale have the game that they wanted since melee, and we get to be rid of the whining and incessant nagging that calls for 'hardcore' prioritzing of the Smash franchise.
The brawl series sold 10 million copies and most if not the overwhelming majority of those players where casual players picking up the game to duke it out using their favorite character amongst nintendos flagship franchises (the exact reasoning you used above in point A). If the more comeptitve players move onto PSA:Battle Royale its not gonna put much of a dent into the user base of Smash players, I just dont see why so many people are angered or feel threatened by its existence. Sure its unoriginal but never was there an out cry against this sort of thing when CN had its version, or TMNT, or Jump Super/Ultimate Stars. Why start now? Because its Sony thats doing it? Makes no sense unless maybe people truly ARE threatened by Sony trying to make a game capable of competing with smash in the same genre.


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Juniors and seniors across the state struggle with what they will do to satisfy their senior project requirement. For Tyler Williams, a Lakewood senior, he found it easier than others.
Williams is planning to hold the Williams Memorial Corn Hole Tournament Saturday, Oct. 13 to raise funds that will be divided between the Christian Food Bank of Salemburg and the Salemburg Volunteer Fire Department. Tyler's father was a member of the Salemburg VFD and it means a lot to him to remember his dad this way.
"I wanted to do something to remember by dad, Paul Williams, and to give back to a community that has always given so much to me and my family," explained Williams. "Everyone seems to enjoy participating in corn hole competitions. That is why I decided to incorporate it into my senior project. I just hope people will come out and support me as I attempt to raise money for these two very worthy organizations," cited Tyler.
Registration for the corn hole tournament will begin at noon Saturday at Corinth Baptist Church, located at 991 Corinth Church Road. The tournament competition will start at 2 p.m.
Tyler's dad passed away when he was very young, and he and his mother, Denise Matthews, are very close. She has assisted him in many ways in planning the tournament. In fact, Williams shared that his entire family has been a tremendous help in getting everything ready.
"My mom, brother, Luke, sister, Harley and step-dad, Kenneth Matthews have all pitched in to help me accomplish this event. Several of my friends and members from Corinth Baptist Church, Mt. Moriah Methodist and Zoar Church have also helped me with my project. This is why I wanted to do this particular project. It is a way to honor my dad and to give back to a community that has done so much for my family," remarked the Lakewood senior.
Tyler's stepfather is helping to build the corn hole boxes to use for the tournament.
"Even though Tyler was very young when his father died, he remembers the care and comfort that so many people gave to us to help us overcome the grief and loss. He has always wanted to do something to give back to those who gave so much to us," shared his mother.
Entry fee is $20 per team and prizes will be awarded for first and second place. The first place winner will receive $200 with the second place finisher taking home $100.
"We are going to have a bake sale also," stated Tyler. "There will be homemade cakes, cookies and other good things to eat along with hot dogs, door prizes and a raffle," commented Williams.
Williams said he had received donations of a bird feeder and a John Deere bean bag among several other items and hopes to receive more before the tournament.
"I really appreciate all the support and help I have already received. I just hope everyone will come out and enjoy the fun and fellowship that we will be having next Saturday. I do want to thank my family, the churches and many friends for their support and help to make my senior project a success," remarked Williams.


text: The Packers activated running back James Starks off the PUP list Tuesday, making room on the roster by waiving linebacker Robert Francois. It's been a long haul for Green Bay's 6th round draft choice. As a junior at the University of Buffalo, Starks ran for 1333 yards with 16 touchdowns but blew out his shoulder and missed his entire senior season. When he arrived in town, Starks severely pulled his hamstring during the OTA's and got hurt again in training camp. After spending 6 weeks on the PUP list, Starks returned to practice and appeared a likely candidate for injured reserve but the Packers will give him a look over the final 7 games of the season. The team also released safety Michael Greco from the practice squad creating an opening there, possibly for Francois to return. Al Harris cleared NFL waivers and is now a free agent. Jack Bechta, Harris' agent, says several teams have inquired about his services and while he wouldn't disclose which teams, there are reports guess who is interested, the Minnesota Vikings. With the team on it's bye week, I'm taking a weekend hiatus so the Packers blog will go quiet for a couple of days, While the players are away this week, the coaches are busy conducting a thorough self scout from the first 9 weeks and you can hear what each coordinator's focus will be on the break by clicking the link below.


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All Alexandria City government offices will be closed on Monday, May 27, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
City of Alexandria, VA
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Alexandria Archaeology Collections
From the CollectionThe Alexandria Archaeology Museum has an extraordinary collection of well preserved artifacts from excavations in the city of Alexandria, Virginia. The collection plays an important role in relating the history of Alexandria and the history of every-day life in America to students, Alexandria residents, and visitors from around the world. The breadth and depth of this collection make it one of the foremost collections for use in comparative studies in historic and urban archaeology. The collection contains over 2,000,000 artifacts, collected since 1965 from more than 150 archaeological sites in the City of Alexandria, Virginia. The collection includes artifacts from the late 17th through the early 20th centuries, as well as from prehistoric periods. Artifacts from many sites can be related through historical records to individual people, homes and businesses. These sites represent a diverse cross-section of Alexandria society. Sites include homes of free African Americans, slaves, Quakers, and Alexandria merchants; early taverns; Civil War camp sites, shoemakers, earthenware and stoneware potteries, glass factories, a cabinet maker, copper and tin smiths, a doctor's office, an apothecary and a sugar refinery. Some of the best preserved artifacts were found in deep features such as wells and privies. Leather, wood and cloth preserved from water-logged contexts include over 100 shoes, 200 pieces of cloth including gloves and stockings, wooden toys, and furniture pieces. The glass and ceramics collections include thousands of restored vessels, and many more thousands of fragments. Alexandria is reported to have the largest collection of Staffordshire wares in North America. There is also a large collection of earthenware and stoneware manufactured in Alexandria. Around 2,000 artifacts are used in the museum in exhibitions, study collections, and hands-on educational programs, or are on loan for exhibition in other museums. The remainder of the collection is stored systematically in a secure, climate controlled storage facility, and is used for research and changing exhibitions. Highlights from the Collection
Alexandria EarthenwareAlexandria Earthenware: Henry Piercy, Alexandria's first known potter, came to Alexandria from Philadelphia in 1792 and made beautiful slip-decorated earthenware in the Philadelphia style. Alexandria Stoneware
Alexandria Stoneware: from the Wilkes Street pottery (ca. 1810-1876) was well-known throughout the region, and is still collected today. Civil War Artifacts
Civil War Artifacts: Alexandria was occupied by Union Troops on the first day of the Civil War, and archaeological work at Union camp sites has revealed important information about the troops stationed here. Commemorative Artifacts
Commemorative Artifacts: Ceramics recovered from archaeological excavations at many of Alexandria's private homes and taverns reflect the patriotism of the town's inhabitants. Prehistoric Artifacts
Prehistoric Artifacts: Native American artifacts that have been found in various places around Alexandria can be dated as early as 13,200 years ago and as late as 1,600 AD, during which time various groups used the area as a fishing camp. Tavern Artifacts
Tavern Artifacts: These artifacts were discovered in a brick-lined shaft associated with Arell's Tavern on Market Square. Archaeologists have also studied Gadsby's, McKnight's, Wales' and Gemmeny and Mannery's taverns. Tools of the Trade
Tools of the Trade; Archaeologists in Alexandria have excavated sites associated with a number of businesses, including a silversmith, sugar refinery and glass factory.


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Watershed Revegetation Program
Watershed Revegetation Program
Portland's Watershed Revegetation Program has four project areas.
Natural Areas Restoration and Management
This project began in 1995 in the Columbia Slough watershed and today is active in all Portland watersheds. The Reveg team works on restoration projects with other City of Portland bureaus and many public and private groups. The restoration work improves water quality, controls erosion, reduces stormwater pollution, and enhances fish and wildlife habitat.
Recent Projects
In fall 2011, the Revegetation team began treating English ivy and removing English holly and laurel in the 146-acre River View Natural Area in southwest Portland. The forested site has several spring-fed streams that contribute clean, cold water to the Willamette River.
- In summer 2010, the team removed two culverts and four constructed rock waterfalls that blocked fish passage on Veterans Creek, a Johnson Creek tributary. The work included reconstructing the stream channel with boulders and logs, creating riffles and pools, adding off-channel backwater areas for high-flow refuge, and revegetating streambanks.
- The team works with the Portland Water Bureau and Portland Parks & Recreation to restore habitat at Powell Butte Nature Park. The Revegetation team has removed over 150 acres of invasive English hawthorn and Himalayan blackberry, and planted over 27,000 native trees and shrubs on 95 acres.
- Since 2000, the team has restored segments of the Willamette Bluffs to improve plant diversity and wildlife habitat, reduce invasive vegetation and prevent wildfire hazards. In north Portland, there is work between the University of Portland and between North Interstate and Greeley avenues on slopes as steep as 180 vertical feet. In southeast Portland, the Revegetation team is working on restoration between the Ross Island and Sellwood bridges, including the Oaks Bottom Bluff and the river bank.
Seed Bank
Throughout Portland, English ivy and other invasive species have compromised native understory plants. The Revegetation team works with regional partners and private contractors to collect and grow native
groundcovers (e.g., fringecup, Pacific waterleaf, large-leaf avens) that aren't commercially available to produce seeds and create a sustainable regional native seed source.
Grey to Green Urban Tree Canopy Program
This program supports local non-profits, such as Friends of Trees and Verde, and works to help Portland reach its stormwater management, tree canopy cover and carbon reduction goals. The team also helps property owners, neighborhood associations, schools, and other organizations with their tree planting projects. Team members help the public understand the benefits of urban trees and help people welcome more trees into their lives.
Recent Projects
The program has been involved in recent tree-planting projects in south Portland, Hillsdale, South Burlingame neighborhoods and in the Northwest and Central
Eastside Industrial areas. The tree team is also planting large, native street trees in east side neighborhoods, and staff is also involved in tree-planting along the I-5 sound wall in north Portland, at five Portland schools and in several parks. Get more information about the Urban Tree Canopy Program.
Stormwater Management Facilities Program
This team designs, plants, inspects, and maintains stormwater management facilities, which include stormwater ponds and green streets. In 2011, the Revegetation program team designed and constructed the Willamette Park Swale to capture and treat stormwater runoff from the parking lot adjacent to the river. The team also provides long-term maintenance for about 900 green streets in Portland, and that number is growing all the time. The Stormwater Management Facilities team helps the public understand green street benefits and how green streets work.
Learn more about Portland's Green Street Steward Program.
Early Detection Rapid Response (EDRR) Program
This program works on the early eradication of targeted nuisance species. Controlling invasive plants before they gain a foothold is more cost-effective than managing them after they become established.
The EDRR team maps and treats new plants of concern, and provides residents with information about invasive plants. The team works on public and private land, in cooperation with local agencies and nonprofit groups.
Get more information about the EDRR Program.
Other Links
- East Lents Floodplain Restoration
- Mt. Tabor Invasive Plant Control and Revegetation
- Oaks Bottom Habitat Enhancement
- Tryon Creek Confluence Habitat Enhancement
- Columbia Slough Confluence Habitat Enhancement
For More Information
Contact Michele Juon, Watershed Revegetation Program Manager, at 503-823-2365.


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Lavish lifestyle on display at Dixon digs
Former comptroller's one-of-a-kind belongings soon to be sold at auction
DIXON – A weathered wooden sideboard with red accents and antler-style handles welcomes visitors as they walk into the front door of Rita Crundwell's former home southeast of Dixon.
This is only the beginning of the custom-made, western-style furnishings inside the house at 1679 U.S. Route 52 that soon will be sold in a public auction.
The U.S. Marshals Service provided a media tour Monday at the 6.1-acre gated property that features the three-level home, a horse barn with living quarters, an in-ground swimming pool, and a dog kennel equipped with heating and air conditioning. The tour was designed to help advertise the sale of the property and items seized by the marshals.
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On December 3, the Red Boiling Springs Jr. High Bulldogs took on Defeated. The Bulldogs completely and utterly annihilated Defeated by a score of 61-26. This might possibly had been the game of the year for the Bulldogs on the offensive and defensive side of the ball.
The first quarter began the slaughter. RBS quickly jumped out to a huge lead. The Bulldogs went on a 20-3 run in this quarter. In the second quarter, Defeated seemed to fight a little, but it was all in vein. The Bulldogs put up 18 compared to Defeated's 13, and the Bulldogs led this game 38-16 at the half.
The poor playing continued into the second half for Defeated. The Bulldogs put up 17 points in the third quarter and held Defeated to only 4. It was 55-20 after three quarters! The RBS bench was emptied after the third quarter. The Bulldogs scored 6 in this quarter and went on to easily win this game 61-26.
The Bulldogs best player in this game was Elijah Byfield. He had 20 points, 4 steals, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist! He shot an astounding 10-14 from the field! The only blunder Byfield had was 1 turnover. Another key playmaker for the Bulldogs was Michael Tirjan. Tirjan had 10 points, one assist, and one steal. He shot 5-5 from the field! Great playing by these two young men!
Once the Bulldogs wiped the floor with Defeated, they thought they could go into Trousdale County and pick up an easy victory. They were sadly mistaken, as the Jackets stunned the Bulldogs 35-32. Poor shooting proved to doom the Bulldogs in this game, as they shot a combined 14-48 from the field and 3-13 from the free throw line.
The first half was a terrible half for the Bulldogs. They had only 4 points in each quarter, whereas Hartsville kept piling on points. The Jackets had 8 in the first, 11 in the second. The score at the half was 19-8.
The second half actually looked like the Bulldogs would come back and pick up the victory. They had 13 points in the third quarter and were down 25-21 after the third. However, Trousdale County played great basketball in the fourth quarter, putting up 10 points compared to Red Boiling's 11. The final score was 35-32 Trousdale County.
The Bulldog's leading scorer in this game was Elijah Byfield. He had 12 points, a steal, and 5 rebounds. He shot 6-13 which isn't bad. Long had a rough night shooting, but picked up 5 steals in this game.
The Bulldogs next game will be December 13 immediately following the girls' game. It will be at home against Hermitage Springs. Then, like the girls, the Bulldogs will be off for the holidays, and will play again on January 3rd at Westmoreland.


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Consumer Trends: Grilling a Mouthwatering Sandwich
May 24, 2013 12:00 pm | CommentsA recent survey from KRAFT Singles revealed that 98 percent of Americans consider themselves to be sandwich eaters, but only 10 percent consider using the grill to make hot sandwiches. KRAFT Singles has teamed up with Weber-Stephen Products, LLC to show Americans how to use their grills to create mouthwatering sandwiches this summer and beyond.
Brewers Team Up on Beer to Help Military Families
May 24, 2013 11:23 am | by MICHAEL FELBERBAUM, AP Business Writer | CommentsCraft breweries from around the country are toasting the troops with a beer aged with a unique ingredient that symbolizes America's pastime — baseball bats. Nine different brewers collaborated to create Homefront IPA, all using the same recipe, complete with orange peel and unfinished maple Louisville Sluggers.
New U.S. Rules for Labeling Meat Go into Effect
May 24, 2013 11:17 am | by M.L. JOHNSON, Associated Press | CommentsShoppers in the U.S. will soon have more information about where their meat comes from after new federal labeling rules went into effect Thursday. The rules require labels on steaks, ribs and other cuts of meat to say where the animal was born, raised and slaughtered.
Canada Disapproves of U.S. Meat Labeling Rules
May 24, 2013 11:15 am | CommentsCanada said Thursday that it is considering retaliatory measures against the United States in a dispute over meat-labeling rules that Ottawa and the World Trade Organization consider discriminatory and the Canadian government says will mean additional costs for producers.
Campbell Buying Plum Organics Baby Food Maker
May 24, 2013 11:13 am | by CANDICE CHOI, AP Food Industry Writer | CommentsSoup said it's buying Plum Organics, which makes food for babies and kids, for an undisclosed amount as it looks to move into faster-growing categories. The company had been struggling to grow sales of its canned soups as people increasingly look for foods with a fresher feel.
Daily Sound Bite: Sunland Stages Comeback
May 24, 2013 11:11 am | CommentsThe New Mexico peanut butter processing plant at the center of a massive salmonella outbreak and recall earlier this year has begun operations again after being shuttered by regulators eight months ago. The FDA gave the company approval to restart operations last week.
McDonald's Can't Shake Criticism About Nutrition
May 24, 2013 9:53 am | by CANDICE CHOI, AP Food Industry Writer | CommentsMcDonald's once again faced criticism that it's a purveyor of junk food that markets to children at its annual shareholder meeting Thursday. McDonald's was taken to task by speakers associated with an advocacy group about its menu and marketing toward kids.
Turkey Debates Alcohol Sales and Ad Restrictions
May 24, 2013 9:51 am | by SUZAN FRASER, Associated Press | CommentsTurkish lawmakers on Thursday began debating a bill that bans all alcohol advertising and tightens restrictions on sales of such beverages — a controversial proposal the government insists is aimed at protecting the young from the ills of spirits.
Photo of the Day: Distribution Center Powered by Food Waste
May 24, 2013 8:00 am | CommentsThe Kroger Co. has unveiled a clean energy production system that will convert food that can't be sold or donated into clean energy to help power its Ralphs/Food 4 Less Compton distribution center. The anaerobic conversion system will process more than 55,000 tons of organic food waste into renewable energy annually and provide power for the over 650,000 square foot distribution center.
Daily Sound Bite: Food Stamp Administration to Remain Federal
May 23, 2013 12:47 pm | CommentsThe senate has rejected an attempt by Republican lawmakers to move the administration of food stamp benefits under the SNAP program to the states. Opponents of the measure cited fears that individual states would impose restrictions on benefits including eliminating those with criminal records from the program.
Bitters: Move Beyond Cocktails to Baking Industry
May 23, 2013 12:41 pm | by Megan Cole, The Canadian Press | CommentsAt Victoria Spirits, where they make a line of three bitters — orange, black pepper and rosemary grapefruit — they use the redistilled tails of their gin distillation combined with botanicals to give each of the three varieties their distinct flavor.
New Zealand Resumes Meat Exports to China
May 23, 2013 12:38 pm | CommentsNew Zealand's Minister for Primary Industries Nathan Guy said Thursday exports of frozen lamb, beef and mutton to China should resume next week after a paperwork problem resulted in hundreds of tons of meat getting stranded at Chinese docks.
Hormel Foods 2Q Profit Falls, Misses Expectations
May 23, 2013 12:36 pm | CommentsHormel Foods' fiscal second-quarter net income fell 2 percent as it dealt with one-time costs related to its acquisition of the Skippy peanut butter brand, higher grain costs and weaker turkey prices. Its quarterly performance missed Wall Street's expectations.
Senate Rejects GMO Labeling Amendment to Farm Bill
May 23, 2013 12:35 pm | by MARY CLARE JALONICK, Associated Press | CommentsThe Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly rejected an amendment that would allow states to require labeling of genetically modified foods.Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt, said his amendment was an attempt to clarify that states can require the labels.
Dutch Meat Processor Arrested in Horse Meat Probe
May 23, 2013 12:33 pm | by MIKE CORDER, Associated Press | CommentsInvestigators from the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority on Thursday arrested the director of a meat-processing and wholesale company whose business is at the center of an investigation into undeclared mixing of horse meat with beef.
Consumer Trends: How Gen Y Shops
May 23, 2013 12:00 pm | CommentsDespite being far more tech-savvy than previous generations, Generation Y, the 80-million strong cohort of Americans between the ages of 18 and 35, has not forsaken shopping in stores for online purchasing — as long as retailers keep their offerings "fresh" and interesting, says a new report from the Urban Land Institute (ULI).
Wine Aged in Charleston Harbor Recovered
May 23, 2013 9:49 am | by BRUCE SMITH, Associated Press | CommentsA California winery on Tuesday recovered four cases of Cabernet Sauvignon that were submerged in Charleston Harbor three months ago in the first phase of an experiment to determine the effect of ocean aging on wine. Divers recovered four yellow steel cages containing the wine that was put in 60 feet of water back in February by the Mira Winery of St. Helena, Calif.
Flowers Foods Approves Stock Split, Hikes Dividend
May 23, 2013 9:47 am | CommentsFlowers Foods on Wednesday approved a three-for-two stock split and hiked its dividend. After the split, shareholders of the maker of Tastykake will own three shares for every two shares they held. The dividend will be 11.25 cents per share on a quarterly basis or 45 cents per share on an annualized basis.
German Company Opening NY Yogurt Plant
May 23, 2013 9:45 am | CommentsA second yogurt plant is about to open in a Genesee County business park. Sen. Charles Schumer says the Muller Quaker Dairy plant will have a grand opening on June 3. The $206 million dollar plant is a joint venture of PepsiCo and Germany's Theo Muller company.
Magic Hat Sues Brewer Over Logo
May 23, 2013 9:41 am | CommentsMagic Hat Brewing is suing a Kentucky brewery over the company's corporate logo, which it says is a trademark infringement. West Sixth Brewing's logo has a numeral 6 and a star-like symbol. Magic Hat says it's too much like its No. 9 beer label.


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Sources tell NY1 the show is expected to debut next fall.
It's the show's first revival since 1994, and not the only show with a baseball link coming to the theater.
Another project will shine a spotlight on the personalities and triumphs of the real New York Yankees.
It will be created in collaboration with the team and Major League Baseball.
The Yankees chief operating officer says the team is looking forward to opening its archives and sharing its stories.
It's coming from the production team behind the shows "Lombardi" and "Magic/Bird."