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In NJ a conviction for a third DWI offense carries a mandatory term of incarceration of 180 days. The only possible relief from the full and mandatory 180-day sentence is a discretionary day for day credit of up to 90 days that a defendant can receive for time spent in a residential, in-patient rehab facility. The facility must be one that is approved by the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center. The inpatient rehabilitation program is completely at the discretion of the judge and requires a formal motion which can be a part of the plea deal.
The only way that is available at this time of avoiding the mandatory jail sentence is to be convicted of something other than a third DWI.
One of my last 2 maybe more then 10 years ago. Any chance of getting this one treated as a second offense
While you occasionally hear of someone not having the jail time it usually means their case was negotiated to something other than a DWI because the judge has no discretion on whether or not to sentence them.
Possibly, it depends on how strong their case is.
The weaker the case, the better your chance.
Ok I ordered my complete driver history I could be wrong and both might be more then 10 years ago. At least I'm hoping
Good luck on that. If they are both more than ten you can get something else but if either of them is less than ten then it will count as a third.
Do you know you BAC?
your BAC
Ok I hope they both are I know it was a long time ago
I unfortunately refused it!
That's not always bad.
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This game is a must-have for 3DS owners. It has the same addictive racing gameplay as all of its predecessors. Sure, Nintendo isn't reinventing the racing wheel here, but why should they? There are 16 new courses as well as 16 courses from previous games. New additions include a glider, a Tanooki tail for deflecting shells and hitting other racers, and a "7 item" block that gives you a star, red shell, and five other items to use right away. The karts can even be customized with different wheels and gliders. I have had a lot of fun playing single-player and local multiplayer. The only complaint I have is the online multiplayer. There is an element of luck to Mario Kart (mostly being lucky enough to avoid blue shells), and this hurts the online competitiveness. Also, Nintendo will not release a patch to the game even when there are glaring issues. The biggest glitch is in a course called Wuhu Loop where you can easily skip an entire third of the race! Players who exploit this will constantly vote to race on Wuhu Loop. Overall, Mario Kart 7 doesn't take any big risks, but it doesn't need to. I highly recommend this game.
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Death in the Spring
His name is Nathan Weir. He's 59 years old, and he's dying.
His home is on the west side of St Paul, where he can be found most afternoons seated in a rocking chair on a small wooden porch wearing a blue corduroy jacket and black knit stocking cap.
He says he expects to do little else between now and his death.
"They say I'll expire sometime in late April or early May," he says. "After that my itinerary gets a bit fuzzy."
He's been reading the Tibetan Book of the Dead of late, which details exactly what that itinerary might involve—in such detail, in fact, that he wonders why more people don't know about the book, or study it.
"These Tibetan Buddhists seem to be quite a bit more advanced in their knowledge of the afterlife than your average Westerner," he says. "Apparently, over the centuries, while we in the West were busy exploring, inventing, and conquering, the folks in the East were devoting almost every waking hour to studying the world of consciousness and the nature of the soul. They didn't get any neat skyscrapers out of the deal, but they appear to have outdone Lewis and Clark in terms of discovery. If they're to be believed, they pretty much have this life thing figured out. It behooves me, I suppose, to take a look at their work."
Weir says he "bulldozed" through all five stages of grief in a little over a week following news of his terminal illness.
"Denial was two days, anger and bargaining were a day and half each, and depression was four days," he says. "I'm in the acceptance stage right now, which means I mostly sit on my porch and watch birds. I feel a little silly saying this, but if you'd have told me years ago that watching a cardinal rest on a tree branch could be as fulfilling an experience as viewing the birth of my first child, I would have abandoned most of my ridiculous career pursuits long ago and simply purchased a bird feeder."
Weir says he feels little discomfort and has been told that hospice pain management is so sophisticated these days he can expect to feel very little at the end as well.
"I'm not too worried about all that stuff," he says. "I'm simply pondering the astonishingly sublime present and ruminating over the rather perplexing world that's waiting for me following my final breath.
"It's strange, when I was a young man I thought we all died and went to a fancy place up above where some grand party took place. My parents were Christians and that's more or less what I was taught.
"Now I'm learning that even the great mystics and contemplative monks in the Christian tradition never bought that story, but apparently didn't want to rock the boat.
"I'm astonished at the consensus out there when it comes to the afterlife. Those who have explored the very deepest reaches of existence, and touched the divine, have come back with amazingly similar tales, no matter what tradition they come from.
"The Kabalistic Jews, Sufi Muslims, Zen Buddhists, the Hindus, the contemplative Christian traditions—this isn't as polarized an area as many would have us believe."
Weir says he expects his death to deliver the same sensation as that of waking from a dream. In the same way a dream can seem so vivid and real, he says, this time on Earth also appears anything but illusory.
"I expect to have that familiar 'Aha moment'," he says, "where I slap my forehead and say, 'Oh, yeah, that's right, this has all been merely a dance of sorts, that we've gone through for some mysterious and divine purpose, but it doesn't carry nearly the grand import we've all tended to assign it.
"I expect to end up with the great revelation millions before me have had, where I learn the staggeringly beautiful truth that there are no divisions between any of us, and that my wife, and some peasant selling rags in Calcutta, as well as the Beverly Hills mailman, are all one in the same.
"I spend my days on the porch these days thinking what an absurdly different world this would be if even a quarter of the population grasped this one, almost universally agreed upon truth. We all waste so much precious time emphasizing divisions. What if we would realize there aren't any? Everything—damn near everything—would have to change that very day, wouldn't it?"
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25 freaking miles, I usually tap out at 12.
I have been riding infrequently over the past couple months since getting my bike and usually get easily winded, but this morning I decided to concentrate on form and very deep breathing.
I usually take a stop at 6 miles for a drink, but this time I paused at 12 miles. I was inhaling deeply through my nostrils and out through my mouth instead of panting which is a normal activity when I am exhausted so I didnt feel like drinking until much later.
25 miles later I felt like I could have gone on another for 10 miles but the sun was beating down and I was supposed to meet my wife in like 10 minutes.
I nearly died on a short ride on Wednesday because of a steady incline and I am going to tackle it this Wednesday using the same principles - form and deep breathing


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Winners of seven consecutive games, No. 22 Kentucky will play Cincinnati in a two-game midweek series, with the Wildcats hosting the Bearcats in a doubleheader, starting on Wednesday at 1 p.m. ET at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
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Shock got Sheeped
- A poem by !?! -
There once was a myth known by all; its story unfolded without much cause.
Some say it was legend but dear don't start, for I shall share the myth to you all.
Is started simply with the one called Shock.
Who yelled and screamed for the reason unknown to be seen.
The ones called !?! nearly looking in astonishment thinking how stupid this was to begin. With our gracious manners, we saw it not fit,
to share to you all about there tiny fuss.
They nobled one man, a big mistake!
So we declared on them,
"War!" for goodness sake.
The war was going good, from our side of the view.
In 3 days top, they looked pathetic to ensue.
There tasks were all done and they looked in regret.
"Why, oh why! Did we make such a fit?"
Taken abroad by there simple decline, without simple reason they could not find.
Instead of organizing and supporting its members, they literally kicked them while they were down.
This is to almost disgraceful to us, for the actions Shock has done are not just generally betrayal. They literally started kicking out members before they were nobled for the fact they did not want to have 'worse stats'.
Want some proof? "Romig"
To me it's kind of sad that they find stats more appealing then supporting your members and trying to fight back. All they seem to be doing is yelling and hollering, why not do it at your tribesmates to help?
We are a strong believer that actions speak louder then words, so we try and keep a keen and just view of ourselves. We almost never react, nor shall we. But as a token of the kindness in this world, we found it just to share this to you all.
Below are some minor proof of what we speak of, but if you wish for more... you can look it up.
Spoiler:We took down 4...
Then the rest go down and are very close to being nobled....
Then he is kicked from the tribe.
Ogun on 07.05. at 15:35
Hey X,
I was wondering if you are interested in being a part of our tribe. We have the strong players in K35 and we really want to dominate this K with our few but strong players and you would be the perfect fit. Your location and rank put both of us advantage. We could be a good team together.
Let me know if you are interested in joining Shock.
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How I Made It
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Ever feel like you haven't done enough with your life? Prepare to experience that feeling tenfold.
Marian Cheng is only 26 years old, and she's already had a career in fashion and opened her own restaurant. Crazy, right?
She's not a superhero, she's just super motivated. We talked to Marian, owner of Mimi Cheng's dumplings in NYC, about how she made her lifelong dream happen while the rest of us were trying to work up the motivation to go to the gym.
What made you leave your job in fashion to open your own restaurant?
My older sister Hannah and I had been kicking around this idea for more than three years and decided it was now or never. You can only talk about an idea for so long before it becomes just another forgotten dream.
Were there people telling you not to take that risk?
Yes, a lot of people — including our parents and uncle — who used to own a successful restaurant. When our parents realized we were serious, though, they threw in 110% effort to support us.
Take us through an average day for you.
I wake up between 5:30 and 6 a.m., depending on what's going on that day. I'll have a quick breakfast and then take a Citi bike to work. The team gets in at 7 a.m. We have a short meeting about what we need to do and what's on tap for the day. I go over inventory, check emails, set up vendor deliveries, taste-test dumpling batches the team is making, and help prep if needed. When our doors open, I'm up at the cashier stand, making sure to greet everyone personally, while also helping out the kitchen if need be. During the few quiet lulls, I'll respond to more emails. Then I'm back at the cashier stand for dinner rush.
When we close, we all help clean up. We'll take a quick inventory so we know where we stand for the next day and have another brief team meeting to go over the day. I usually get home between midnight and 1:30am. The duties sound simple, but there's a lot of detail that goes into running a restaurant.
What's the best part about having your own restaurant?
Looking around and seeing my dream physically manifested in person!
What's the worst?
No downtime at all. Everything sits on my shoulders.
What's the biggest obstacle you've run into so far?
Finding good people to work with, whom you can depend on. Luckily, we've found some amazing individuals, but it has been a long process.
What advice would you give to people who want to start their own businesses?
There's a difference between liking to do something and living it day in and day out. You have to be mentally and emotionally prepared to do whatever your passion is 24/7. You may enjoy baking, but how about doing it for 17 hours a day? For some people, the hours burn out the passion. I'm exhausted but luckily still loving it.
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Climate change threatens Channel Islands artifacts
SAN MIGUEL ISLAND, Calif. Perched on the edge of this wind-swept Southern California island, archaeologist Jon Erlandson watches helplessly as 6,600 years of human culture – and a good chunk of his career – is swallowed by the Pacific surf.
It was not long ago that this tip of land on the northwest coast cradling an ancient Chumash Indian village stretched out to sea. But years of storm surge and roiling waves have taken a toll. The tipping point came last year when a huge piece broke off, drowning remnants of discarded abalone, mussel and other shellfish that held clues to an ancient human diet.
"There's an enormous amount of history that's washing into the sea every year," Erlandson said matter-of-factly during a recent hike. "We literally can't keep up."
The sea has long lashed at the Channel Islands, also known as the North American Galapagos – stripping away beaches, slicing off cliff faces and nibbling at hundreds, perhaps thousands, of cultural relics.
Past coastal erosion for the most part was a natural phenomenon, but the problem is feared to grow worse with human-caused global warming and higher sea levels.
In a race against time and a rising tide, Erlandson and other keepers of history are hurrying to record and save eroding artifacts, which hold one of the earliest evidence for human seafaring in the Americas.
"We're just hoping there's something left," he said.
Around the globe, climate change is erasing the archaeological record, already under assault from development, grave robbers and illegal trade. Most at risk are prehistoric burials entombed in ice and ancient settlements hugging ever-shrinking coastlines.
A warming planet is speeding the melting of polar ice, threatening to expose frozen remains like Scythian warrior mummies in Mongolia. Thawing permafrost is causing the ground to slump on Canada's Herschel Island, damaging caskets dating to the whaling heyday. Accelerated glacial melting may flood pre-Incan temples and tombs in the northern Andean highlands of Peru.
Meanwhile, sea level rise fueled by global warming is expected to hasten the disappearance of historic coastal villages. Vulnerable places include Alaska's early Eskimo hamlets, Egypt's monuments of Alexandria and about 12,000 seaside sites in Scotland including the Neolithic settlement of Skara Brae.
"There are whole civilizations that we risk losing completely," said C. Brian Rose, president of the Archaeological Institute of America. "History is disintegrating before our very eyes."
The past is fast fading on the Channel Islands, a chain of eight largely undeveloped islands just off the mansion-studded Southern California coast. Though five of the islands make up the Channel Islands National Park, they are not protected from the sea's fury.
In 2005, the U.S. Geological Survey found that half of the 250 miles of shoreline studied on the Channel Islands were vulnerable to sea level rise. The most at-risk were the San Miguel and Santa Rosa coasts, home to thousands of archaeological relics from house pits to trash heaps to random scatters of stone anvils and burned rocks.
Deciphering the rich cultural resources on the Channel Islands may help fill in the scientific gap in the study of how humans peopled the Americas.
Scientists long theorized the first bands of Americans arrived from Asia by following big game herds over a land-bridge between Siberia and Alaska some 13,000 years ago. Once in North America, the story goes, they trekked south through the interior.
In recent years, a new thinking has emerged suggesting the first immigrants arrived by boat and followed a coastal route into the New World.
Archaeological evidence suggests Indians from the mainland plied the Santa Barbara Channel and inhabited the Channel Islands for about 13,000 years until the early 19th century. The islands are littered with one of the longest records of maritime hunter-gatherers in the Americas.


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Although the blogosphere is always on fire with chatter about the big name artists and the usual venues, much of SXSW's magic comes from stumbling across shows or interviews or films at times and places that you never gave a second thought. Last year, that might have been inside the Convention Center at Vampire Weekend's show in Ballroom D or the 50 Cent autograph session in Exhibit Hall 5.
For your consideration -- five great things to add to your SXSW 2014 schedule that you probably weren't expecting:
Digital Creative Job Market presented by Publicis Groupe. (Thursday, March 6 & Friday, March 7. Ballroom ABC. Free to the public.) Maybe you're thinking about changing jobs or maybe you need to hire fresh faces with new ideas. More than 50 companies will have stands and thousands of potential workers will be walking the floor with resume-in-hand. And, oh yeah, Shark Tank will be holding live auditions.
Trade Show Block Party. (Tuesday, March 11, Exhibit Hall 3/4.) More than 500 booths featuring music, film, interactive technology and amazing ideas from the around the world. Plus free food and drink. It's a smorgasbord of schmoozing and not to be missed.
Bloody Mary Breakfast Session with CeeLo Green (Saturday, March 15. Ballroom D.) Free breakfast tacos. Free bloody marys. CeeLo Green in an up close and personal interview. That, my friends, is worth getting out of bed for.
Lounges, Lounges and More Lounges. (Daily. Various locations.) Hanging out with like-minded souls is one of the great joys of SXSW and there are dozens of official lounges in the Convention Center and elsewhere around downtown Austin where badgeholders can chat or chill to their hearts' content. Some, like the Registrants Lounge in Brush Square Park, offer free beverages and the occasional bite of food. Whatever your interest or style there's a lounge that will suit you to a T.
Radio Day Stage & International Day Stage. (Daily during Music. Ballroom D and Ballroom G.) The sheer volume of live performances, interviews, book readings, drinks, food and more is reason enough to check the Day Stage listings for amazing happenings in an intimate setting.
There you have it -- incredible experiences that can be yours under one roof at the Austin Convention Center (and slightly beyond).
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Lisa Hearne
Professor of Music and Director of Choral Music
Teaches studio voice and related courses: vocal diction, vocal pedagogy, and song literature. She directs Concert Choir and Chamber Singers and has led Cornell's choral ensembles on tours in Europe and the United States. She is also an active soprano soloist, adjudicator, and guest choral conductor. D.M.A. in choral conducting, University of Iowa; Master of Music in vocal performance/pedagogy, Arizona State University; Bachelor of Music in piano and voice, Eastern Illinois University
Martin Hearne
Professor of Music
Teaches courses in music education and conducting. He serves as conductor of the Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, and Steel Drum Ensembles at Cornell, and he has led groups on tours in Europe and the United States. He also serves as conductor for the Palisades Ensemble, which he founded, comprising some of the best instrumentalists in the region. Ph.D., Louisiana State University; B.M.Ed., Northeast Louisiana State University; M.M.Ed., Louisiana State University
James Martin
Professor of Music and L.L. Hamline Professor of Liberal Arts
Teaches and performs research in piano, music history from 1660 to the present, opera, Beethoven, Wagner, John Cage, and the history of the avant garde. During Wagner and Wagnerism, he introduces students to historical research at Chicago's Newberry Library, as well as to live performances, lectures, museums, and other music-oriented venues. He has been a faculty fellow at Columbia, Princeton, and Stanford, and he was the Director of the Newberry Library ACM Program in the Humanities in 1999-2000. D.Mus., Northwestern University; M.Mus., University of Illinois; B.Mus., Butler University
Aaron Perrine
Assistant Professor of Music
Our newest faculty member brings a high profile presence in the field of music education and composition. He is an award-winning composer of works commissioned for colleges, high school, and middle school ensembles and is well regarded as a clinician and educator. His latest activities are outlined at www.aaronperrine.com. Ph.D. in music composition from the University of Iowa; Minnesota teaching licensure in music from the University of Minnesota, Morris; a M.Ed. in music from the University of Minnesota; B.A., University of Minnesota, Morris
Jama Stilwell
Associate Professor of Music
Teaches applied flute lessons, core courses in music theory and history, and topics courses such as Women and Music and Musical Borrowing. Stilwell's recent research was honored with the 2011 Einstein Award of the American Musicological Society. Ph.D. in musicology, University of Iowa; M.M. in musicology, Northwestern University; B.M. in flute performance, University of Iowa
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Cathy Schonhorst
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- Dr. Abbie Brewer, Piano Instructor and Accompanist, Lecturer
- Mr. Elliot Czaplewski, Music Instructor – Oboe
- Ms. Mary Dieker, Accompanist
- Ms. Shivhan Dohse, Music Instructor – Flute
- Dr. Matthew Driscoll, Music Instructor – Low Brass
- Dr. James Ellis, Music Instructor – Cello
- Ms. Ahreum Han Congdon, College Organist
- Mr. Alan Kiser, Ensemble Assistant
- Dr. Peter Kortenkamp, Music Instructor – Horn
- Dr. Jacqueline Lang, Music Instructor – Voice
- Mr. Alan Lawrence, Music Instructor – Percussion
- Dr. R. Greg Morton, Music Instructor – Bassoon
- Mr. John Schultz - Violin
- Mr. James Skretta, Music Instructor - Saxophone
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Kingston Twp. man named to Dallas School Board
DALLAS TWP. - Certified Public Accountant James J. Gattuso Jr. of Kingston Township is the newest member of the Dallas School Board.
Eight candidates applied to replace Karen Kyle - who resigned in February for work-related reasons - and the board spent Monday's work session interviewing them.
"We are really impressed" by the caliber of people who applied for the position, board President Larry Schuler said.
The hopefuls were Andrew Check; Robert Farina; Gattuso; Ronald Matusiak; Thomas Stitzer, who served on the board years ago; and Patrick Musto, who ran in 2013, when Kyle was one of the board members up for re-election.
Two candidates, Bonnie Mannello and Tracy Zarola, applied for the vacancy but did not come in for interviews.
In the interests of transparency, the candidates were called in individually and interviewed in public, each being asked the same questions.
After three rounds of voting, the board narrowed their choice down to Gattuso.
He will serve a two-year term, after which he can run to keep the seat.
Gattuso said he is a 15-year resident of Kingston Township. He and his wife Kristin have four children attending school in the district.
Gattuso brings financial experience to the board: He said he has worked as an accountant for 32 years, 25 of them as a certified public accountant with the state. He has owned his own accounting firm, the Gattuso Group, for the past 12 years.
He also coaches 7th and 8th grade boys' basketball and is a founder of the Dallas Foundation.
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Back to Offut Lake. It was already April and I felt
a little more settled in my new neighborhood in Olympia.
So at that time I was looking for a small lake that
offered easy access and provided boat rentals. I discovered
Offut Lake from online sources and from reading the
Fishing in Washington book. I made a quick phone call
to Offut Lake Resort to confirm about the boat rentals
and off I went with bass gear in tow.
I met Laura, one of the proprietors of the resort,
at the resort's dock and promptly rented a small aluminum
boat powered by a trolling motor. After introductions
and small talk, Laura offered some advice about the
bass potentials. "It's still too early in the
season for the bass to be active in this lake,"
she said. I smiled and typical of a stubborn frenzied
angler that I was at that time ignored her suggestions
and lurched my way away from the docks. I started
my way pounding the shores for any signs of bass life.
An hour later, without a bite nor any sight of bass,
I became frustrated and was hearing in my head the
words, "I told you so!" For about 10 minutes
I just sat and floated watching other small fishing
boats moving about. I learned later that they were
"trolling". That was definitely not in my
fishing vocabulary - yet.
I felt defeated and certainly the fishing fever was
slowly coming down to normal temperatures. I coaxed
myself to try something else. I rooted around my tackle
bag to see what else I could possible throw into the
water. I found a jar of chartreuse Powerbait and a
small ready made slip-sinker rig by Berkley that I
purchased purely out of impulse and curiosity at a
Fred Meyer store. I thought to myself, "might
as well try."
I anchored near the tree line directly opposite from
the resort and proceeded to rig one of my small spinning
rods. A few minor problems arose however. Mainly,
I didn't know exactly how the slip-sinker rig worked.
This was an all new ball game but I was determined.
I tied it on anyway and placed a gob of Powerbait
on the small treble hook. At that instance, another
milestone in my fishing life occurred - first time
ever that I've used Powerbait. And promptly, not more
than a few seconds that I felt my sinker hit the bottom
of the lake that I was introduced to Washington's
favorite gamefish - Rainbow Trout. Eureka! I felt
like I just found gold.
Since then, Offut Lake has become one of my favorites.
For me, the lake's attraction is its smaller size,
fishability, proximity, and the fact that it isn't
over developed. Fishing here can feel as though you're
fishing a lake deep in the northwoods. If you want
results while you're fishing Offut Lake, then you
best get to know Laura and Becky of Offut Lake Resort.
These two friendly gals have often been my first stop
before I fish to seek information. They can tell you
the lake's condition, specific fishing holes, techniques
to use, and what people are catching. They are the
"unofficial" stewards of this lake and always
the best of hosts. For convenience, you will also
find tackle and food at their store. Accessible hot
coffee and snacks sure makes things nicer when it's
cold and blustery out. Make sure you check out their
collection of fishing photos - evidence that big fish
is common at this lake.
The lake may be accessed in two different ways. If
you have a boat, the WDFW boat launch is on the north
side of the lake via Waldrick Road. Look for the brown
Public Fishing sign as you drive along this road.
If you are a bank/shore angler, Offut Lake Resort
provides a fishing dock for a nominal fee. Make note
that the dock sits on one of the deeper spots on the
lake and have provided a lot of success for many shore
bound anglers. This dock is known to kick out some
of the "big-uns." Boats may also be rented
from the resort and you have a choice between electric
powered boats or rowboats.
From early spring to early summer flat line trolling
for trout seems to work well. Small gang trolls/pop-gear
with Wedding Rings, Rooster Tails, Spinners and small
Rapalas work well. Make sure you ask the Laura and
Becky what hottest lures are. Slowly troll the tree
line from the mouth of the boat ramp to the north
east corner of the lake. I've observed some insect
hatches occurring around midday in the srping time
and have provided me with the fastest action for trout.
Basically, if you are at the right place at the right
time, the bite as fast as you can drop your line in
the water.
During the early summer, flat line trolling is still
effective as well as still-fishing for trout. Stocked
trout are congregated by the resort, the tree line,
and mouth of the boat ramp. Still fishing with Powerbait
and or worms provide lethal combinations for easy
catch limits. I found that a few bass might be picked
up along the tree line edge and the weed beds on the
east side of the lake using soft plastic jerk baits.
My success with the bass in Offut Lake has been limited
to the use of finesse techniques.
Trout fishing is fair during the warmer summer months.
There is an abundance of Yellow Perch and some Bluegill
which provide constant fishing action. Still-fishing
the deeper areas of the lake, such as a few yards
in front of the resort, the tree line and the northeast
corner of the lake should produce a few catches. Trolling
is still possible however you should watch out for
the prolific weed growth. Fall fishing can be great
and the same techniques mentioned above are still
From Olympia, go south on Capitol Blvd. (Old 99)
8 mi (becomes Olympia-Tenino Hwy) to Waldrick Rd.,
go left (east) 1.2 mi to Walona St. SE; take right
and go a short way to end of street, and take left
into parking area.
Credits: Lake photo by Offut Lake Resort
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In this Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2008 file photo Isis Davis-Marks, 11, inspects a coral reef display during the press preview of the "Climate Change: The Threat to Life and a New Energy Future" at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The world has lost nearly one-fifth of its coral reefs and much of the rest could be destroyed by increasingly acidic seas if climate change continues unchecked, an environmental group warned Wednesday Dec. 10, 2008 . Global warming and the rising temperature of the oceans are the latest and most serious threats to coral, already damaged by destructive fishing methods and pollution, the International Union for Conservation of Nature said. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)


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A Charming Home For Sale in Coral Gables
With the charm of an older home, this historic Coral Gables residence was fully restored in 2008. It was one of the original 5 Florida Pioneer village homes, built in 1926. The 5-bedroom, 4-full- and 2-half-bath home includes a chef's kitchen, wraparound balconies and an outdoor entertaining area with a black-bottom pool, cabana and breathtaking gardens. Also enjoy a guesthouse with incredible views. The Colonial estate, listed for $3.425 million by Judy Zeder of Esslinger Wooten Maxwell, sits on the 15th hole of the Riviera Golf Course.
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Ferk and Tikkanen lead SNC to USCSA lead
Ski Racing Magazine
Staff Report
Matea Ferk and Johanna Tikkanen placed first and second overall, helping Sierra Nevada College win the women's alpine giant slalom on the opening day of the 2013 USCSA Collegiate National Championships on the Greyhawk Trail.
Ferk used a monster second run on a lightning fast course to erase a one-half second deficit to claim the individual title, as SNC cruised to an 11-second victory over rival Rocky Mountain College (MT).
Tikkanen had the best time on the more technical first run, but took second-place to her teammate by a mere nine-hundredths of a second.
RMC's Eloise Julliand, the Western Regional champ, placed third to lead the Bears. Ella Both of British Columbia had the fastest second-run and placed fourth overall, followed by SNC's Caroline Klaesson.
In the team standings, St. Olaf (MN) placed third, followed by UBC, and St. Anselm (NH)
The women will complete their alpine combined on Thursday with their slalom competition.
Team Results
Sierra Nevada (NV) 6:20.77
Rocky Mountain (MT) 6:31.14
St. Olaf (MN) 6:44.91
British Columbia 6:45.14
St. Anselm (NH) 6:56.80
Castleton State (VT) 7:04.45
Brown (RI) 7:06.17
College of Idaho 7:06.35
U. of Massachusetts 7:22.17
Clarkson (NY) 7:29.36
Cornell (NY) 7:29.56
Colorado Mesa 7:35.44
Penn State 7:37.86
Minnesota-Duluth 7:45.45
Northern Michigan 7:48.66
Univ. of Nevada 8:12.37
William Smith (NY) 8:15.09
Rutgers (NJ) 9:01.02
Individual Results
1 Matea Ferk (SNC) 2:06.38
2 Johanna Tikkanen (SNC) 2:06.47
3 Eloise Julliand (RMC) 2:06.89
4 Ella Both (UBC) 2:07.15
5 Caroline Klaesson (SNC) 2:07.92
6 Fredrika Hjelm (RMC) 2:10.98
7 Emilie Lamoureaux (SNC) 2:11.82
8 Caitlin Forbes (St. A) 2:12.22
9 Nicole Poleschuk (Univ. of Nevada) 2:12.38
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Brandywine Heights School District anticipates an easy budget process for 2014-15, according to Superintendent Andrew Potteiger.
Potteiger believes that the board will be able to make executive decisions to create a balanced budget for the coming year.
�I was very favorable towards the responses from the board tonight in terms of the way we�re going to approach this, so I foresee that being a lot smoother process,� he said.
Brandywine Heights Area School District Board members met for the second time to discuss a general overview of the budget for the 2014-15 school year on Jan. 27. The preliminary budget was the main topic of the meeting.
The main concern of the board is the Public School Employee�s Retirement System (PSERS), which is the retirement system for all employees who work for the school district. According to Potteiger, the system lost a lot of money when the stock market fell, and now needs make up for the money lost. Both employees and the school district must pay a percentage of the retirement, which is difficult because they are also concerned with other expenses such as electric, oil and salaries.
�That�s why the retirement is such a big issue because for us it�s a $400,000 deal every single year,� said Potteiger.
The rest of the meeting dealt with revenues and expenses anticipated for the 2014-15 year. �The first part of the meeting was to give the board and the community an understanding of what the revenues are,� said Potteiger. �We looked at what are the local tax revenues, how much we expect to get from the state, and how much we expect to get from the federal government.�
�The jist of the meeting was to set the tone,� said Potteiger. �Where do we get money from and what are our big picture expenses.�
The 2014-15 budget is essentially the same as from last year. Potteiger mentions that the only new initiative is the technology for the ninth through twelfth grade students. �We rolled out a one to one tablet initiative in our K-8 student body this past year, and we are looking to expand that tablet initiative into our high school for a 9 through 12 tablet deployment for 2014-15,� said Potteiger.
He also mentions that there is money set aside for maintenance projects to sustain buildings. �These projects are budgeted and are planned for the next few years to sustain the functionality of the building,� he said. �One example is we will be finishing a macadam project at our middle school this year if approved.�
According to Potteiger, the administration is presenting a few different budgets to the board.
�This first is reductions that are within our means, but basically a budget that is the same as last year for this coming year,� said Potteiger. �This basically means sustaining the programs, sustaining the staff members who are appropriate and keeping, running and maintaining the same program that the school had last year.�
�The second budget that was mentioned dealt with administrative reductions. That would mean providing cuts to come in with a balanced budget,� he said.
�In the past, there have been many discussions as to how to approach different topics in the budget and what specifically to cut,� he said. �However, this time recommendations of what should be cut are being presented to the board that will equal the amount needed for a balanced budget.�
According to Potteiger, as of now, there are no specific cuts being made to the budget, however the board will be presented with ideas of what should be cut.
�In the past we have had a lot of discussions about, �well, should we use this cut or that cut�, and now we�re kind of coming and saying here�s the cuts we�re recommending, which will equal the amount that we need, which I think will make a much smoother process, and that is what I�m looking for,� said Potteiger.
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Sheriff's office authorities say between 7 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. a woman was in bed at her apartment on Brigstock Drive when a nude man assaulted her.
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It's not always easy to predict which video games are going to upset people.
One of the games that debuted at last week's E3 was Sony and Titan Studios' upcoming PSN title Fat Princess, a cartoony, capture-the-flag game in which the object is to rescue your princess from the enemy's dungeon. The hook is that the enemy is plumping up your princess with cake, making her more and more difficult to haul back.
It's cute. It's colorful. It's surprisingly bloody. And, from many reports, it's a lot of fun. But, according to Joystiq, at least two feminist bloggers have taken issue with the fat part of Fat Princess.
Shakesville's Melissa McEwan says in an open letter to Sony:
[Fat Princess] looks and sounds just adorable—but the only thing I can't figure out is why anyone would want to rescue a fat princess in the first place, since everyone knows that fat girls are unlovable human garbage at whom any sensible bloke would sooner hurl invective than cast a longing glance… I'm positively thrilled to see such unyielding dedication to creating a new generation of fat-hating, heteronormative assholes.
Meanwhile, Feminist Gamers' Mighty Ponygirl offers her take:
Honestly, the "core game mechanics" are brilliant, and if I didn't care one whit about the objectification of women or fat-bashing, I would think this was the best thing since… well, Team Fortress 2…
Instead of running out into the forest to find cake to fatten up the princess with, why not go out and find gold (which is a lot heavier than cake) to stuff into a treasure chest. The more gold in the chest, the heavier it would be, and the harder it would be to carry.
Oh, but that's not as "cute" as cake and fat chicks. Right.
For his part, Titan Studios' art director, James Green, said in an email to Joystiq:
Does it make it better or worse that the concept artist (who designed the look, characters, everything) is a girl?
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Excerpt from Chapter 6 of "The Cambridge Companion to Historical Archaeology" Edited by Dan Hicks, University of Bristol
In 1950 the three blocks in front of Independence Hall, where the country's declaration of Independence was signed, were cleared to create what was considered a more appropriate (and more fireproof) context for the Hall. Patriotic fervor in the post-World War II era had elevated Independence Hall as a symbol of freedom and the surrounding blocks, also cleared, became Independence National Historical Park. No archaeological investigations were conducted on the three blocks (now known as Independence Mall) in front of Independence Hall although some were conducted elsewhere in the park. The redesign of Independence Mall in the 1990s, however, did require archaeology and the excavation of the site of a new building for the Liberty Bell produced, among other things, an archaeological feature in the backyard of the house where George Washington and John Adams lived during their presidencies while the fledgling federal government was seated in Philadelphia from 1790 to 1800.
The feature measured 13.5 feet (4.1 metres) in diameter, and was an eight-sided, stone-lined pit built to hold ice. The superstructure had clearly been removed when the house on the property was demolished in 1832. It seemed to the archaeologists involved in the excavation that the icehouse feature would be a useful focal point for discussing the work that was done by enslaved Africans and indentured servants to support the elite presidential residence. They recommended that the National Park Service incorporate the feature into the new landscape. For a variety of reasons the Park Service did not find that possible, and they arranged for the feature to be filled with gravel and buried it. The archaeologists proceeded to excavate other backyard features within the Liberty Bell Center site, although none related to the President's House.
Not long after the icehouse was buried, a major historian, in league with a local researcher, began to campaign for including a discussion of George Washington's slaves in the interpretive materials presented in the new Liberty Bell Center. The researcher claimed that George Washington had converted a smoke house between the kitchen and stables into slave quarters (Lawler 2002) and members of the local African-American community began to call for an excavation. Unfortunately the house and all other structures except the stone-lined octagonal hole in the ground had been destroyed in 1832 and replaced with three commercial buildings with basements. No archaeology had been conducted at the former location of the slave quarters because it lay outside the development area, and there was no evidence that any remains of the slave quarters survived. The only feature that could have served their purpose already lay partially buried beneath the Liberty Bell Center. It is clear that if the icehouse feature had been retained in the landscape it would have been a powerful link to an unremembered past: a practical example of how past and present are bound up together in the everyday practice of urban archaeology.


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April 8, 2013
Daily Round-Up For April 8, 2013
Hello! Welcome to the Daily Round-Up, redOrbit's extensive and expansive collection of all the latest, greatest, and most important news to bubble to the surface of the wonderful world of independent and popular music. Another week has begun! I hope that you have a lot of lovely and fun plans for the week, but in the meantime, let's knock out some news of the day.
Armin van Buuren has put out a new song, coupled with a new remix of the track. "This Is What It Feels Like" features vocals from Trevor Guthrie, is available to listen to for free by following the link back to The Dancing Astronaut. He also teased his fans as to the content of his upcoming fifth release. The Dancing Astronaut covered that information as well. You can find a link to that article by following the second link, again to The Dancing Astronaut.
Electronic music DJs have a lot of fun. And now, thanks to social media, you can get a sneak peek into their exciting lives. The Dancing Astronaut has put together a lovely little collection of the best Instagram pictures of the week, so if you are interested to see what producers like Skrillex and Diplo are doing at the moment, it would be worth checking out. And everyone's Instagram screen name is included so that you can follow them on Instagram yourself for future updates! If you would like to check out the compilation of pictures, simply follow the link to the Dancing Astronaut.
Young Money rapper Tyga put out a new track today. The song, titled "Molly," fittingly enough features guest spots from Wiz Khalifa and Mally Mall. If you are interested and would like to take a listen, you can follow the link back to 2dopeboyz.
Every Sunday, the Dancing Astronaut puts together a mix of some great little electronic music tunes, to serve as a bit of an aspirin for the fatigue and sickness brought on by a long weekend of partying. I failed to include it in yesterday's Round-Up, but I thought it was such a good playlist that it was worth sneaking over into the next day. So if you are still feeling a little bit out of it from this weekend, feel free to fire up this playlist and get your recovery started out right! If you are interested, you can follow the link back to the The Dancing Astronaut.
And in some awesome news, Phoenix appeared on Saturday Night Live! If you want to check out video from their performance, you can follow the link back to Consequence of Sound.
And that is all the news we have for today folks! Hope you have a great day! And check out my other articles here. Have questions, comments, suggestions, or love? As always, you can contact me through my email, or through Twitter @robincopple1. If you like I can include your message in a future edition of the Round-Up!
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Should You Build a Garage? Getting Started – The Garage Plan Shop
Are you tired of scraping snow, ice and frost from your windows? Would you like to protect your car(s) from Mother Nature's fury and possible theft? Could you use a little extra storage space? A workshop? Or both? It might be time to build a detached garage. Detached garage plans are available in a multitude of sizes and styles. Furthermore, some floor plans provide special features such as full or half baths, an upstairs storage loft or even finished living space. And if that's not enough, you'll be thrilled to find out how your property value will increase when you build such a handy and practical addition to your home or property.
Before you start making all kinds of decisions about the type of garage you'd like to build, take some time to check with the local building department. Find out if you are allowed to build a garage on your property. Learn about your building codes and other requirements before you begin. Ask about obtaining necessary building permits, etc. After you've done a little legwork, it will be time to start making decisions. Below is a list of items you should consider that will help you get started with your building project.
· Determine the purpose of the garage.
· Consider space requirements, easements and setbacks to determine what size garage you can build.
· Decide how many vehicles you wish to accommodate.
· Determine from which side you will access the garage and if you need to extend/expand your driveway to allow access to the new structure.
· Determine if you need a garage with extra deep bays to accommodate oversized vehicles, boat storage, a workbench or storage of lawn and garden equipment or mechanic's tools.
· Decide if you will have upper level storage or finished space and how to access it.
· Consider your requirements for potential finished space such as a bathroom, home office, recreation room or living quarters.
· Select an architectural style that blends nicely with your home.
· Choose building materials consistent with the exterior finish, trim and styling of your house that meet or exceed local building standards.
· Determine what size garage door(s) you need and select a style to match your home and the exterior of the garage.
· Decide if you would like to add one or more service doors and where you would like them to be located. Consider the number and placement of windows.
· Select a garage door opener suitable for the garage doors you chose.
· Determine what electrical fixtures, outlets and switches you'll need, including indoor and outdoor lighting.
· Consider electrical wiring needs you may have inside the garage such as charging power tools or adding an extra refrigerator in the garage.
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Dwight Howard from the Orlando Magic is denying that he had anything to do with the firing of Stan Van Gundy, his former coach.
"I hate to see anyone lose their job," Howard said to TMZ.
Howard is rehabbing from back surgery in Los Angeles. He and Van Gundy have had a notorious feud going back several years. Howard has openly questioned Van Gundy's coaching philosophy as the team has had a difficult time reaching its potential.
"Me and Stan … we had our ups a
nd downs … but for the most part we had one goal … to win a championship in Orlando, but we fell short."
Howard continued to clarify his position and prove that he did nothing to get Van Gundy fired.
"I'm glad [Orlando Magic CEO Alex Martins] confirmed I had nothing to do with it."
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Ghana is to receive its first CDMA communications network following a contract signed between ZTE Corporation and Kasapa Telecom a subsidiary of Hutchison Telecom. Under the contract signed this week in Accra ZTE is the sole vendor responsible for the construction of a new nationwide digital network based on CDMA2000 technology. The network will cover the three important cities of Accra Tema and Kumasi.
"ZTE's integrated services delivered on a single CDMA2000 1X network give us an efficiency nobody can match," said Mr Robert Palitz, managing director of Kasapa Telecom. "Every Kasapa customer knows our policy is to share efficiencies with the customers. Kasapa and ZTE will make wonderful things happen in Ghana."
Africa is an important market for ZTE: the Corporation's products have already been deployed in more than 14 countries, including Egypt, Nigeria, Tunisia, Kenya, Zambia, Algeria, and Ethiopia. In September 2004, ZTE constructed a WCDMA network in Tunisia and, this year, will install a nationwide GSM network for Algeria.
"This is the first time that ZTE has worked in Ghana and we are proud to deliver the nation's first CDMA network," said Ms. Zhao Xiaoping, chief representative of ZTE's Ghana office. "We believe that our CDMA technology and solutions are ideal for the African market and that this new network will significantly improve telecommunications in Ghana. We look forward to bringing the benefits of our technology to the people of Ghana."
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JACKSON – The staff of College Sports Madness has picked the top players in college football for the 2013 and has selected its preseason All-SWAC teams.
JSU first team members are offensive lineman Jordan Arthur, defensive lineman Tedderick Terrell, linebacker Todd Wilcher, defensive back Cameron Loeffler and defensive back Qua Cox.
Running back Rakeem Sims was the only Tiger to make the second team. Running back Tommy Gooden, offensive lineman Derrick Jean and defensive lineman Cedric Hogan make up the third team for JSU.
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Pre-Game Notes
Fresno State captains: 7, 70
Fresno State won the toss, deferred to the second half. Bulldogs to kickoff and defend the North goal.
Senior Bryce Harris made his 38th consecutive start at left tackle for the bulldogs.
1st Quarter
Robbie Rouse's second carry of the game gave him seven yards rushing and moved him ahead of Ron Rivers for the most rushing yards by a Bulldog in back-to-back seasons. Rivers had 2,474 yards from 1992-93. Rouse's seven yards gave him 2,478 yards from last year to this year.
Jalen Saunders' 11-yard catch at 10:20 gave him a reception in 25-straight games.
Kevin Goessling's extra point at 8:07 tied him with Derek Mahoney for the most points scored in school history (364).
Derek Carr's 27-yard pass to Isaiah Burse pushed him over 3,000 yards passing on the seasons. He becomes the fifth quarterback in Fresno State history to have a 3,000-yard passing season.
That 27-yard catch by Burse gave him 77 yards receiving in the game, a new career-high.
Kevin Goessling got the school scoring record all to himself when he hit a 39-yard field goal at 3:38.
2nd Quarter
Robbie Rouse's 25-yard run at 8:37 pushed him over 3,000 yards rushing in his career. He becomes the fifth Bulldog tailback in school history to rush for over 3,000 yards.
Isaiah Green intercepted his first career pass at 5:57. It was Fresno State's fifth interception this year.
Robbie Rouse scored his second rushing touchdown of the game five seconds before the half. This is his fourth game this season with two rushing touchdowns and the eighth of his career.
Fresno State outgained SJSU 274-167 in the first half and held the Spartans to 28 yards rushing.
3rd Quarter
Robbie Rouse's five-yard run on the second play of the half pushed him over 100-yards rushing. It is his eighth 100-yard rushing game this year and the 12th of his career. He is now tied with three other Bulldog tailbacks for the second-most 100-yard rushing games in a season.
Isaiah Burse's 28-yard reception inside of the seven-minute mark gave him four catches for 105 yards and his first career 100-yard receiving game.
J.B. Dock forced the first fumble of his career, which L.J. Jones recovered at the Fresno State 23-yard line at 3:30.
This is the first game Fresno State has forced two turnovers since the second week of the season. Fresno State had forced two turnovers in each of its first two games in 2011, but had just three total over the next nine games.
4th Quarter
Isaiah Burse's -yard return at 11:30 gave him
Jalen Saunders caught a 24-yard touchdown pass at 6:15 for his 11th touchdown catch of the season. He has caught a TD in six-straight games now.
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Maria Sharapova eased into the Roland Garros second round on Tuesday,
but the Russian took second billing to grieving Virginie Razzano, who
honoured her fiance's dying wish to play the French Open.
Sharapova had little trouble disposing of Croatian veteran Mirjana
Lucic 6-3, 6-0, as the former world number one began her campaign to
clinch a first French Open title.
It took the seventh-seeded Russian just 56 minutes to seal victory as
her 29-year-old opponent, playing the tournament for the first time in
eight years, was overwhelmed, winning just four points in the second
However, Sharapova, the sport's biggest draw card, was not headline
She had been preceded on Court Philippe Chatrier by French
28-year-old Razzano, playing in honour of her fiance and coach Stephane
Vidal, who died from a brain tumour eight days ago.
"I am very emotional, I was here for Stephane," said Razzano, who was
defeated 6-3, 6-1 by Australian 24th seed Jarmila Gajdosova, whose own
life has been in turmoil following the collapse of her marriage.
"It was really hard to come on the court, there was a lot of emotion
and a lot of pain. That pain will always be there. I tried to make a
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Razzano was wearing a black ribbon on her shirt as a mark of respect
for Vidal, a gesture which has been adopted by all the French players in
the women's draw in Paris.
Slovakian-born Gajdosova had married Australian tour player Sam Groth
in February 2009.
But since their split was announced three weeks ago, the 24-year-old
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"It's only been three weeks, people talk and have their own opinions
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have good people around me and they have helped. Time will heal and I'll
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Gajdosova embraced Razzano at the net after the match.
"I told her I was sorry for her loss and that she was incredible to
come on court. I told her to hold her head high and wished her the best
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"It's difficult to play someone who is hurting." Gajdosova next meets
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Sharapova, whose best performace in Paris was a run to the semi-finals
in 2007, next tackles French wild card Caroline Garcia.
Even Lucic arrived at Roland Garros with a history of family strife.
As a 15-year-old, she was Australian Open doubles champion with
Martina Hingis in 1998 before making the Wimbledon singles semi-finals a
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Commemorating the 15th anniversary of The Notorious B.I.G.'s death, Diddy recently reflected on his favorite song off of 1997's Life After Death. During an interview with MTV News, Puff took a few moments to pick his choice cut from the classic double-disc LP, settling on a solid cut.
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Nora Schweighart is a restructuring partner in Kirkland's Chicago office. She concentrates her practice in all aspects of corporate restructuring, bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings, representing the interests of corporate debtors as well as secured and unsecured creditors.
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Since joining Kirkland, Nora has represented:
Source Interlink Companies, Inc. ― Represented Source Interlink Companies, Inc. and its affiliates, market leaders in content development, multi-media publishing, and retail sales and logistics, in their successful out-of-court restructuring in October 2013. The fully-consensual recapitalization transaction significantly deleveraged the two Source businesses, Source Interlink Media and Source Interlink Distribution, and provided for enhanced liquidity to support the Source businesses' future growth.
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GOSHEN — The Elkhart County commissioners approved $2 million Monday that would pay for the next phase of the C.R. 17 extension south of Goshen.
Jeff Taylor, county highway manager, said the funding would build a stretch of road between C.R. 38 and C.R. 40. The money would also pay for a storage building at the intersection of C.R. 17 and C.R. 38 to keep maintenance trucks and salt supplies for the road.
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Swissy follows the euro
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A woman died after a terrible car wreck near the Onslow-Pender County line Wednesday afternoon. One of the people WITN reporter Brittany Creamer spoke to after the wreck said she has seen other accidents and plenty of close calls at the intersection of Highways 50 and 53. Drivers on Highway 50 are supposed to yield to traffic Highway 53.
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