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Lloyd Snelson touched many lives. In a classroom, a boardroom or on a football field, people mattered to Snelson.
As an educator and administrator, Snelson was the image of personality and leadership, especially as a principal at Rio Americano High School in the 1970s and Bella Vista in the '80s and '90s until retirement.
Snelson's idea of retirement was to educate audiences on the merits of his alma mater's football team at Sacramento State, where he served as a longtime booster president and No. 1 fan. Declining health sidelined "Mr. Hornet" in recent months. Snelson died Sunday afternoon after a long illness. He was 78.
"Wonderful guy who lived for the Hornets," said Wally Borland, a close friend and Sac State graduate.
Snelson supported all sports at Sac State but had a special affinity for football, so much so that he told The Bee years ago amid laughter: "When I die, my children know they can't touch a dime of my estate until they agree to sneak into Hornet Field at night and scatter my ashes over the football field."
Services are pending, but you can bet this order will be carried out by his surviving children, daughters Lisa and Kathy Snelson.
A guard at Corning High, Snelson found football to be the ultimate bonding experience that fostered lasting relationships and memories.
At Shasta College in 1953, Snelson was moved from guard to fullback in the season finale against state No. 1 Yuba College late in the game. His only carry was a 73-yard touchdown run, and his extra point provided the winning margin in a 19-18 victory to secure the Golden Valley Conference championship, paramount in landing him in the Shasta College Athletics Hall of Fame.
He played on Sac State's first football team in 1954, when a roster depleted by injuries and job hunting after the Korean War doomed the Hornets to a winless season.
Early in the 1955 campaign, Snelson's extra point following an Eddie Soto touchdown run provided Sac State with its first victory, 7-6 over Southern Oregon. That game ball rests in the Hornets' trophy case.
Snelson was a yell leader for other sports, and he never stopped yelling. He was a fixture at Hornets events and an early inductee into the Hornets Hall of Fame. He shook hands and wrote checks at fundraising events. He agonized when the Hornets lost football games, and he shook the booster suite in victory.
In 1988, after 18 successive losses by Sac State to UC Davis in the Causeway Classic, Snelson had a Hornets logo tattooed on his backside to celebrate a memorable 31-28 breakthrough. He offered to show the ink to anyone willing to look.
"I never looked, so you just trusted him," Borland said with a laugh.
During a Causeway pregame breakfast in 1995, Jamie Berry recalled a sight he and others would never forget.
"Alumni would give motivational speeches on what it meant to play the Aggies," said Berry, a Hornets Hall of Famer as a safety who now owns an insurance brokerage firm in Sacramento. "Lloyd not only spoke as if he was putting on a uniform that day, he stood on his chair, pulled his pants down and revealed his Hornets tattoo. The room went crazy. He made his mark for sure, a passionate man you couldn't help but love."
Also in 1995, Snelson offered his spacious home to first-year Hornets coach John Volek and four assistants as they sought permanent housing.
Snelson was "the most loyal man who became part of your family, a brother you never had or wish you had," Volek said. "Lloyd was the ultimate giver."
Former Hornets agree.
"Lloyd treated every player like he was his own son," said Daniel Phelps, a Sac State offensive lineman in the early 2000s who now dabbles in documentary films and teaches at York College in New York. "We always respected him, and he brought much-needed camaraderie to our small organization. It was never about his money. I think all of us strived to be as big a Hornets fan as Lloyd. We found this to be an impossible feat. Nobody had a connection to the team like he did."
Snelson wanted every deserving Hornets player to have a letterman's jacket. If he couldn't afford one, Snelson found a way.
"He bought me a letterman's jacket for graduation in 2002, and I wear it proudly every winter out here in New York," Phelps said. "I think about Lloyd every time I put it on."
Said Volek: "My wife, Vicki, said it perfectly: 'I'm going to miss that man's smile.' It's true. He made us all smile."
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Given how weak the economy has been against expectations, it should not be surprising that gold (commonly viewed as a hedge against macro tail risks) has been on a dramatic rise over the last six months. From quantitative easing to fiscal stimulus packages, the Government has increasingly raised fears about inflation. However, investing in gold stocks based on just the expected rise in basic materials is very risky as the economy is technically moving towards a full recovery. Accordingly, I recommend backing gold producers that are undervalued based more on volumes with a margin of safety if the precious metal depreciates.
Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX): Still an Undervalued, Top Name Gold Producer
As much as gold has been on the rise, Barrick has relatively underperformed. While Kinross and Goldcorp have gone up 31.8% and 41.6%, respectively, over the last three months, Barrick has returned "only" 12.9%. This may still be nearly 600 bps better than the return of the S&P 500 over the same time period, but it's noticeably under that of peers. Some of the reason stems from a poor decision in 2011 to gain exposure to gold through the $7.3 billion takeover of Equinox Minerals. By diluting the relative holding of gold by opening a large stake in copper (to say nothing about political risks), Barrick missed out on much of the rise experienced during the poor job reports.
However, Barrick has the largest economic moat out of all of the gold producers. And the management turnover has suggested that a major change is in order. The new management, for example, has addressed rising input costs at Pascua-Lama by increasing production at Pueblo Viejo. They have guided for upwards of 675,000 ounces of gold from Pueblo Viejo in 4Q12 alone. Media sources have also argued that it will be difficult to secure an attractive price for selling African Barrick Gold, which I believe has set the bar low for outperformance. And while the company's average cash costs are high, Barrick still has a leading EBIT margin of nearly 50%. When pessimism is predominantly factored into the stock, the result is the market value below intrinsic value.
Kinross Gold (NYSE: KGC): A "Buy" Over Goldcorp (NYSE: GG)
Kinross is another compelling "buy." While it has lost $2.07 per share over the twelve trailing months, Kinross is heading for a sharp turnaround. Analysts expect EPS of $1.05 next year and a 10% annual earnings growth rate over the next five years. Assuming the company meets expectations, 2016 EPS will come out to $1.40. At a multiple of 15x, this translates to a future stock value of $21.
Discounting backwards by 10%, the intrinsic value of the stock comes out to $13.04, or around a 30% margin of safety. Given that the stock is currently 8% cheaper than book value and the price target is $12.12, I believe there is much more reward than risk in the stock right now.
Goldcorp, on the other hand, is quite expensive at a respective 26.5x and 15.6x past and forward earnings. The premium is largely due to the company's impressive 39.2% annual EPS growth rate over the past five years and minimum debt load. However, there are simply too many risks that are being overshadowed by expected production at Eleonore and Cochenour. One major risk is the precipitous 2Q12 drop in earnings, which was due to poor volumes at Penasquito and Red Lake. This 45% drop in earnings for 3Q12 was so bad, however, that management had to revise gold guidance to as low as 2.35 million ounces versus 2.6 million ounces originally. I thus recommend staying out until greater visibility emerges.
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Georgia Tech Assistant Professor Josef Dufek is attempting to learn more about the past atmospheric conditions by analyzing two unlikely sources: ancient volcanic eruptions and surface observations by the Mars rover Spirit. His new findings, published by the journal Geophysical Research Letters, provide more evidence that early Mars was saturated with water and that its atmosphere was considerably thicker, at least 20 times more dense, than it is today.
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Pro-levy supporters probed
Kiss the ground if you have the same income you had a few years ago. Many of us don't. Our income was cut in half 4 years ago. We've been generous all our life, now that we don't have the income you think we're against you. The "good" jobs are forever gone. If you're still fortunate, by all means write a check for a a charitable donation to your school. If you don't, you're hypocritical.
i work way more than you. i earn my money no handouts
If I had heard a local businessman boasting that he donated a few boxes of candy bars to give to the veterans if they "Voted Correctly" I would never do business with him again, no matter how far I would have to drive to get his line of products elsewhere.
Who is it? I'm already done with the pizza place and the haunted house place.
@ loving my soccer m... You took time to read these comments on here , now your lumping [vote no] folks into one group you obviously look now your nose at. tsk-tsk- tsk now inhale deeply, smell that? That's your nose stuck up your entitled [ I don't care , just give more money to gunner and BOE, so what if folks cant afford it , its all about me, me, me & what I want] bum. Donate your money to the schools, but, stay out of my pocket. Have some free ice cream, duh.
No, she can't afford pay to play and wants us to pay it for her.
wow Queenie! I sense some frustration! all I asked is it must be nice to have that much time to spend on the computer all day! that is it! no reason to talk about noses stuck up entitled bums! You hurt my feelings! Oops! gotta go! the timer just went off for my dinner! PS we are having ice cream for desert that I bought! imagine that:)
@ loving- Still taking time to read comments, I see, now I get it , only you are allowed to comment on here with soooo much time on your hands now, everyone else shouldn't, Ice Cream ,you could of donated that money you spent to the schools. Tsk- tsk Oops , gotta go!
You don't need the ice cream. Trust me.
This is the biggest non story of all time (so of course it merits front page news in the Register!) The Board of Elections gets a hearsay complaint full of supposition and innuendo from ONE person, and this becomes a full on investigation. It says in the article NO LAWS were violated! If you don't like it, CHANGE Ohio voting law, but don't punish students for helping a FEW veterans vote. You would think the vote total at OVH was 500-0 Yes or something the way people are carrying on about this. This is merely just one more excuse for vote no people to drone on about voting no! As far as state rankings go, maybe Edison, Huron, Margaretta are doing better because they don't have the lowest millage rate in the county! Money isn't the answer to everything, but it certainly helps! VOTE YES IN NOVEMBER!!!
Have Perkins students historically helped the OVH Vets vote (not just in a school levy election)? I seem to recall them doing it before but have nothinh to base my recollection on.
I have been told that yes they have, but I can't offer direct proof regarding when it was. Students have also helped out with non-election events also.
Tribester, the varsity girls basketball team flat out didn't want to be there. They stated as such. They were told we need the votes. The kids did not feel right. Many of these vets thought the kids were there to sing and thought they were voting for a President. This was wrong and it was reported accordingly. If you think this action is based on one letter, you are sadly mistaken!
The below text in quotes is copied from the above article. They are the reporters words, not mine.
"All four board members — two Democrats and two Republicans — based this charge on a letter they received from a local resident who often visits the veterans home."
I'll point out the DonutShopGuy, 2 weeks ago, stated that there was no story here.
Just a simple little story that true American heroes were being taken advantage of for a handful of yes votes. You wouldn't have been there if you didn't think it would have been advantageous to the schools.
I wasn't there. I'll be interested to see what comes from the investigation.
Hopefully, more time will be spent engaging in the lives of these heroes for who they are and not what we can get from them. That would be enough.
One more reason to just vote NO.
Escorting voters to the polls has been occurring in American politics since 1776. Republicans and Democrats both do it – this is what is called "getting out the vote." If it is your side that is "getting out the vote" it is considered astute politics; if it is the other side it is underhanded and immoral.
ohioengineer -
I have no problem with the community providing such a service to our veterans. Just be consistent with all elections and not selective based on individual needs and priorities.
Whoa! Just saw all the F's on the Perkins district report card. At least they have a new football stadium, though!
Yeah...what happened? They got 3 F's and a D, among the scored criteria. Even Sandusky had one A, some B's and only 2 F's...Not that the two districts are remotely comparable. If I had to choose, I'd be sending my kid to Sandusky at this point. The "A grade" might not be there, but they offer a whole lot more and are at least showing improvement. I'm very skeptical as to the direction Perkins is going. What a shame.
Thanks Gunner! You are doing a fine job!
And all of this because Gunner demands he gets his new buildings...
So, so sad what Gunner has done to our community.
"I've never been criticized for volunteering before," Bennett said. "It's sad. It seems with this election, there is a certain segment of the population that thinks everything is underhanded and sneaky."
Who does this Bennett think he is fooling? If it wasn't for a Perkins Levy being on the ballot, he wouldn't have even been there. Did you go "volunteer" these same services to the vets during the presidential election?
Fire Gunner and Board resign and lets move forward!
And no Bennett!
Way to teach the young people at Perkins about ethics and morals.


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The 1,230-game season, 82 games per team, opens October 1 with the Stanley Cup playoffs beginning April 16, the league said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, April 9 at 4:30 p.m. in Room 107, the Law School is thrilled to present the very last (but not by any means the very least) Pitt Law Academy program for this Academic Year. The program on Tuesday is on the topic: "Hold off on the Mercedes: How to Make & Live on a Budget After Law School."
The three panelists who will be speaking on Monday are truly an amazing trio: two extremely talented, amazing, young attorneys; and one extremely talented, amazing, young political figure. The three are:
• Nicola Henry Taylor, Law Office of Nicola Henry-Taylor, LLC
• Elizabeth Hughes, Raphael, Ramsden & Behers (until recently Assistant Solicitor for Allegheny County); and
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The Pitt Law Academy program is – you get to hear this one last time! – designed to assist you in thinking about life after law school. This is another one of those programs BTW on a subject requested by last year's 1L students.
Our three panelists will offer you advice about what is coming, albeit not for another two years. What should you be thinking about and/or planning for now? How should you handle this transition from school to real life? How do you do it? How do you plan – financially, but also emotionally, perhaps – for life after law school, a life which will possibly include families (someday) and extraordinary time pressures . . . and possibly lots of debt!
All three panelists are younger. All three had to face these same issues, albeit in a slightly better economy. Come listen to what they have to say. Figure out a way to "start your lives" successfully, on your own. Find a life for yourself where you don't have to keep living with your parents and having Mom do your laundry for you! (You can live somewhere nicer and just drop it off for her to do.)
As before, I've asked these three presenters – including Chelsa, even though she's a lawyer turned politician – to actually tell you the truth. What's truly possible for you? How can you practice law (or go into politics) and survive . . . even with families and time pressures and debts? Hey, look, let me just tell you right now: the truth may not be all that pretty. I don't want to steal their thunder, but the economy is not terrific, that's no secret. Is there any good news at all? Well . . . it may be a good thing that you don't graduate for two more years.
Following this presentation, you will have the chance to attend your final Pitt Law Academy Reception©. You will never have the opportunity again – as 1Ls, at least – to feast on the regionally-celebrated, pseudo-ambrosial, arguably nutritious (under the regulatory guidelines of at least one state), high fiber but low-phat Pitt Law Academy Cookies© and "Punch"©.
However, with this part of your 1L experience coming to a close, as a public service to you, I have, after some considerable effort and the help of the editors of Bon Appetit magazine, managed to obtain for you the Food Service recipes for these gastronomic treats:
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(1) Open punch container
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2ls and 3Ls: Hey, 2Ls, you asked me for this program. So come listen to what our panelists have to say! Oh . . . and 3Ls . . . as to that part above where I told the 1Ls that it's lucky they don't graduate this year . . . just kidding.


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Disappointingly, but not surprisingly, the UAW is asking the National Labor Relations Board to investigate the Union's failed attempt to organize at a Chattanooga Volkswagen Plant. Their arguments that the comments of Corker and others tainted the vote is laughable. Management in Tennessee was actually in favor of the UAW and as such they had the run of the plant in advance of the vote whereas the opposition did not.
The UAW's problem is workers didn't buy the argument that the union was willing to work within the confines of German style "work councils," a collaborative effort between union and management to make the company more successful. Workers at the plant saw through that charade and believed the UAW would establish the same adversarial relationship with VW that it had with every other automaker where it was able to organize.
It's no secret the NLRB is basically a pro-union operation these days. But even at that, one hopes this ridiculous challenge wouldn't get very far.


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Sumner Co. Sheriff Issues 'Active Shooter Bags' To Deputies
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GALLATIN, Tenn. – It doesn't matter who is going through training. The scenario is almost always the same: an active shooter is inside a school and officers have to figure out how to stop them.
Sumner County Sheriff's Deputy Christopher Burgett has been through that type of training many times during his four years as the School Resource Officer, or SRO, at Station Camp High School.
It's harder than ever to get inside the building because of security features including an advanced network of cameras accessible from Burgett's office and smart phone.
The latest tool in his office is a small, black shoulder bag that sits between his desk and the door in case he needs to respond quickly.
It's called an "active shooter bag" and includes everything from food, water, as well as a map and directory of the school, to more crucial items like magazines of extra ammunition for confronting a shooter, or medical supplies for helping victims.
"The packaging here can actually be used to close a sucking chest wound," Burgett explained showing a small kit that also contains gauze and gloves.
Sumner County Sheriff Sonny Weatherford bought 100 bags after realizing the days of fistfights and then shaking hands have long been replaced with planned out attacks.
"It's sad that we have to do that, but unfortunately we're at that state, that part of the game where we have to proactive and look at the future," Weatherford said. "I think it's just an essential piece of equipment just like all the other equipment that we have to do with our job."
Most of them are already in the hands of deputies and nearly all SROs.
Even though they have a new weapon they hope it's for a war they'll never have to fight.
"I hope I go through the rest of my career and this stuff does nothing but collect dust," Burgett said.
Weatherford said the bags cost $5,000, and came from money seized from drug cases. He said Sumner County is the first in the mid-state, and possibly the entire state to have them.
Plans are already in place to continue adding SROs and active shooter bags to cover every school.
The bags are always secured inside a deputy's vehicle or in an SRO's office. They purposely do not contain a weapon to prevent anyone trying to carry out an attack.
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50 U.S. Code § 2582a - Future-years defense environmental cleanup plan
(a) In general
The Secretary of Energy shall submit to Congress each year, at or about the same time that the President's budget is submitted to Congress for a fiscal year under section 1105 (a) of title 31, a future-years defense environmental cleanup plan that—
(1) reflects the estimated expenditures and proposed appropriations included in that budget for the Department of Energy for defense environmental cleanup; and
(b) Elements
Each future-years defense environmental cleanup plan required by subsection (a) shall contain the following:
(1) A detailed description of the projects and activities relating to defense environmental cleanup to be carried out during the period covered by the plan at the sites specified in subsection (c) and with respect to the activities specified in subsection (d).
(2) A statement of proposed budget authority, estimated expenditures, and proposed appropriations necessary to support such projects and activities.
(3) With respect to each site specified in subsection (c), the following:
(A) A statement of each milestone included in an enforceable agreement governing cleanup and waste remediation for that site for each fiscal year covered by the plan.
(B) For each such milestone, a statement with respect to whether each such milestone will be met in each such fiscal year.
(c) Sites specified
The sites specified in this subsection are the following:
(d) Activities specified
The activities specified in this subsection are the following:
Source(Pub. L. 107–314, div. D, title XLIV, § 4402A, as added Pub. L. 111–383, div. C, title XXXI, § 3116(a),Jan. 7, 2011, 124 Stat. 4512; amended Pub. L. 113–66, div. C, title XXXI, § 3146(e)(3),Dec. 26, 2013, 127 Stat. 1076.)
2013—Pub. L. 113–66, § 3146(e)(3)(A), substituted "cleanup" for "management" in section catchline.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 113–66, § 3146(e)(3)(B)(i), substituted "cleanup" for "management" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 113–66, § 3146(e)(3)(B)(ii), substituted "defense environmental cleanup" for "environmental management".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 113–66, § 3146(e)(3)(C), substituted "cleanup" for "management" in two places.
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True to Facebook's mission to help people and brands "tell their story" in a visual way, a few weeks ago they announced that brand pages will also be transitioning to the new eye-catching Timeline format. The new Facebook Timeline for brands will go live on March 30th changing the way your fans view and interact with your page.
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Four candidates are gunning for two of three seats on the Port of Bellingham's board of commissioners in the November 5 election. Renata Kowalczyk and Dan Robbins are vying for district 1, the position Scott Walker will leave vacant when his term expires at the end of 2013. Ken Bell is challenging district 2 incumbent Michael McAuley, who has served four years on the port commission.
The Port of Bellingham includes Blaine Harbor, and the port commission has the power to support projects in Blaine and Birch Bay through economic development funds, tourism funds and bonding. All four candidates shared their platforms and hopes for the commission at a candidates' forum in Birch Bay on October 15.
District 1
Renata Kowalczyk
Kowalczyk, who currently runs a business-consulting firm, said her business background would be a major asset to the port, and her primary agenda if elected would be job creation.
Born in Poland, Kowalczyk said she moved to New York at the age of 23, "with $20 in my pocket, seeking freedom and opportunity." She earned her MBA from Columbia University before embarking on a successful banking career on Wall Street. The 48-year-old moved to Whatcom County several years ago seeking "a community like the one I grew up in with real people who do real things."
"The port's job is to support enterprises for job creators," she said. "In my current role as a business consultant, I work directly with Whatcom County businesses to help them grow and prosper by understanding what they need, and that's what the port should be doing for their businesses."
When asked how she would represent Blaine and Birch Bay if elected, Kowalczyk responded that she has already begun attending monthly chamber meetings in Blaine and Birch Bay to get a sense of the needs of both communities.
"I'm really interested in learning about what businesses exist in Birch Bay and Blaine and how the port can be a better partner in helping those businesses grow," she said. "Blaine Harbor as well as the shipyard and the commercial fishermen who are at the marina are really a vital part of this community and its economic development, and I've been endorsed by the commercial fishermen. I will pay attention to what they need to grow, probably starting with repainting the web lockers."
Kowalczyk said she would try to bring more transparency to the port's decision-making process by televising meetings and making more documents available to the public online.
When asked if she would support the Birch Bay Drive and Pedestrian Facility Project with the port's economic development funds, Kowalczyk said, "Happy tourists come back and spend more money. Clearly, being able to use facilities makes people happy, so yes, I would support it."
Dan Robbins
Like Kowalczyk, Robbins also stressed that job creation would be his primary focus as a port commissioner.
A lifelong resident of Whatcom County, Robbins graduated from Bellingham High School and Western Washington University before beginning a long and successful business career. He has been president of seven local businesses, including Cost Cutter Toys, Children's Co. and Interlube Sales & Distribution.
"One of the reasons I've been endorsed by all six county mayors, including Harry Robinson from Blaine, is because they know I'll do anything that we can to create jobs and economic development in all the small communities," he said. "A lot of people don't understand that the port can get bonding money for certain projects in the communities. We don't need any more taxpayers' money. I would do anything that the port could do with bonding money that would help the economy in Birch Bay and Blaine in any way, shape or form."
Robbins, 69, said he remembers the days when Birch Bay had a popular roller rink and was a bustling summer resort town.
"It was a wonderful place then and it still is today. It's on the cusp of growing again and anything the port can do to help create jobs in this community and help it grow, I would be part of that," he said.
As an example of the approach he would take to driving sustainable job growth in Whatcom County, Robbins cited his participation as one of 45 shareholders in his fifth generation family business, Hama Hama Logging Company and Hama Hama Oyster Company on the Olympic Peninsula.
"We have 5,000 acres owned by 45 first cousins, and we only log 50 acres every year," he said. "We don't do it because some government told us that's all we could do. We do it because it's the right thing to do for our families down the road. It's a sustainable logging business and a wonderful oyster company, and that's the sort of expertise I'll bring to the port as well."
District 2
Michael McAuley
As the district 2 incumbent, McAuley believes the port is not a business – rather, its primary role is to support job creators, and the distinction is important for port leaders to understand.
McAuley has served four years on the port commission, and has focused on expanding the port's regional role in economic development by establishing relationships with local government, other port districts and legislators in Olympia. A small-business owner who builds green homes, McAuley said job creation is his main priority, but that the port itself is not a job creator and shouldn't be operated like one.
"There are 75 ports in Washington state and they're all public ports," he said. "You don't need a business person to run your port. What you need are smart people who make good decisions all the time. The port is not a business. We do one thing, and we do it very well: we support business."
In his efforts to bring economic development to Whatcom County, McAuley said he would continue to look for businesses that are right for the waterfront.
"I want to find something that diversifies our economy and makes us a larger presence in the Pacific Rim," he said.
McAuley said he is proud of the work done by the port over the four years he's served on the commission. He cited the expansion of the airport, efforts to revitalize the Bellingham waterfront and the introduction of high-speed Internet to communities in the Mt. Baker foothills.
McAuley said he wanted the port to get involved in building a boat ramp in Birch Bay in 2012, but his fellow commissioners turned down the proposal. He added that the port has tourism dollars that could be allocated to support the Birch Bay Drive and Pedestrian Facility project.
Ken Bell
Like the other candidates, Ken Bell said he is focused on job creation. He said his business experience makes him well qualified to run the port.
A businessman with expertise in port logistics, Bell, 55, left Ferndale-based Recomp of Washington, Inc. in 1994 to start his own business. He turned over several failing paper and recycling companies, then founded and currently runs Best Recycling, which operates around the world, including at McMurdo Station in Antarctica and in the Yukon Territories.
"I love ports, I love the waterfront, I love economic development and as you can probably tell, I'm a bit of a salesman," he said. "I think what this port needs more than anything right now is a salesman in their operations because what we've got to do next is bring somebody here who can have an economic impact on this county."
As a property owner on Birch Bay Drive, Bell said he has a personal interest in the Birch Bay community.
"We will have your interests in mind, because we're property owners here," he said, referring to himself, his wife and his two daughters. "We care about the waterfront here; we care about the character of this place."
When asked if he would support the creation of restroom facilities on the Birch Bay waterfront as part of the Birch Bay Drive and Pedestrian Facility Project, Bell said he thought restrooms would be a great addition.
"I can speak from personal experience that I have been running along this waterfront and wished I had them from time to time, so from an economic standpoint I could see supporting that. We have some bonding power that we can provide from the port that would assist financially," he said.
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After Saturday's loss to UCLA at the Rose Bowl, Utah's players followed custom, walking over to the stands where the majority of Ute fans were gathered and holding their helmets over head in tribute as the school's fight song was played.
From there, they wormed with no particular form or decorum back across the length of the historic field to the tunnel leading to their locker room. As they did, some of them, like Star Lotulelei, walked alone, staying solemn and silent. Some walked in bunches, greeting fans hanging over the tunnel, smiling and carrying on. Most looked emotionless, neither angry nor distraught, as though they simply were clocking out after a routine day's work at the office.
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It was difficult, in any collective sense, to get a read on a team that had just fallen well south of preseason expectations, to 2-4 overall, 0-3 in the Pac-12.
More outward disappointment, perhaps, would have been expected, and maybe even encouraging for those who care about the Utes' fate this year. Instead, there was mostly … nothing.
Perhaps, to some of the players, it seemed the same as it ever was, following last year's familiar path to an 0-for-4 start in league. With a road game coming up against Oregon State, let's just say there have been more optimistic times for Utah football.
One observer, who watched the whole scene unfold, said: "These guys are done."
But, a few minutes later, Kyle Whittingham, having just left his team's locker room, went out of his way to stress the Utes' character, saying: "The guys played hard again, and this team has no shortage of effort or toughness. We've got a bunch of tough guys that fight for the full 60 minutes. However, we have to play smarter at times and have to be more productive."
More on that last part in a minute.
Ryan Lacy put it this way: "We're frustrated. We don't like losing. Losing is frustrating. We've got to dig down deep and turn it around. We played our hearts out. We've just got to win. We've just got to win."
If all the Utes feel the same way, straight to their cores, then they've got a chance to bounce back. But … how?
Whittingham repeated it a thousand times in the postgame: Utah has to get more offensive production. "It's no secret that we have to get better," he said. "You're not going to win many football games scoring one touchdown. We have to do a better job on offense."
Breaking in a new quarterback like 18-year-old Travis Wilson, in the middle of a season when the team is getting its head kicked in, is a bit of a trick. The freshman is pumped up and excited to play while some of his more veteran teammates are dragging. Meanwhile, he's bound to make mistakes as he gets more time.
Not only will Utah's vets have to, as Lacy said, "dig down deep," they will have to be patient as the kid quarterback lives and learns.
But the Utes also have to find a way to move the ball on the ground. It's what they do. It's what they've done since the days of Jamal Anderson, and long before. Where have you gone, John White?
He had 44 yards and just 11 carries against UCLA, and he wasn't utilized at all in the second half. The running back who gained 1,500 yards last season and was instrumental in Utah's return from the edge of competitive disaster in Year One of the Journey into the Pac-12, will have to show some presence for the offense to regain the production for which Whittingham is calling.
"We have to do everything right," said White, who looked miffed by the way he was being used, or not used.
In effect, it's all the basics that have to improve in concert: better blocking up front, better running, better play-calling, better quarterback play, better getting the ball to playmakers. None of those improvements singularly will make the difference. Dres Anderson, for example, had nine catches for 70 yards against the Bruins, and hardly made a dent.
As for the defense, most of the self-criticism from the Utes centered on a lack of proper technique and bad tackling.
"Missed tackles," Lacy said. "We've got to work on that."
Said Whittingham: "… We were not disciplined in our pass rush lanes. We have to maintain leverage and maintain spacing, and we didn't do that enough of the time. We have to be more disciplined in the pass rush."
Before the details can be worked out, though, the Utes have to believe they can improve. Whether they actually do believe, whether they feel a profound and personal sense of urgency, can't be determined by any kind of comments at this point, or even by their demeanor as they walk off the field after a loss.Next Page >
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After a good start in Nashville the Winnipeg Jets looked for more of that in Dallas, in game two of a four game road trip.
The Jets outshot Dallas 14-8 in the first and did create some very good scoring chances, but were not able to be Kari Lehtonen. The only downside for the Jets, other than not scoring on those Grade "A" chances, was the face-off circle, where the Jets were badly outdrawn by Dallas.
Each team had a power play in the scoreless opening 20 minutes. Devin Setoguchi who scored his first ever NHL goal in Dallas and has nine goals in 16 career games in Dallas had two opportunities but was foiled by Lehtonen.
Ondrej Pavelec with his sixth straight start was solid in the first, his best save on a partial breakaway by Ray Whitney. A banged up Evander Kane was questionable going into the game, but did play leaving the Jets line combinations as they were in Nashville, although as we have seen quite often Coach Claude Noel did a bit of juggling from time to time.
Kane opened the scoring 3:28 into the second period banging home a rebound of a Dustin Byfuglien shot. It was Kane's team-leading sixth of the year and his first road point. Kane has now opened the scoring twice this season. It was only the third time in 12 games the Jets scored first.
The Jets started the third with another great chance. It was a two-on-one with Andrew Ladd feeding Bryan Little only to have Little's shot hit the post. The Stars tied the game at 6:36 on a shot from the point by Stephane Robidas and the goal injected some energy into the Stars bench as they fired 16 shots on Pavelec in the third. The Jets were nailed for too many men on the ice at 19:34 of the third and Pavelec sent the game to overtime with a terrific point blank pad save off Jamie Benn in the final seconds of regulation. It marked the fourth time in five games the Jets went to extra time.
The overtime period produced several chances, including a couple of short-handed opportunities by the Jets. Once back to full strength the Jets had the better chances outshooting Dallas 6-2 in the five minute overtime.
The shootout was as follows: Benn (miss), Olli Jokinen (miss), Alex Chaisson (miss), Ladd (goal), Ray Whitney (miss). Ladd is now a perfect 3-for-3 in shootouts this season. The Jets are now 2-1 in the shootout this season.
With the win the Jets have now picked up points in five of their last seven games, with a record of 3-2-2 for eight of a possible 14 points. They are now 2-1-1 on the road and 5-5-2 on the season. Each of the four road games has been decided by one goal. Pavelec now has the franchise lead in wins with 95, one ahead of Lehtonen, an Atlanta pick in 2002.
Winnipeg went 0-for-2 on the power play and were a perfect 4-for-4 on the penalty kill. Setoguchi lead the Jets in shots on goal with six with Byfuglien leading the way in ice time with 28:52, followed by Zach Bogosian at 25:02.
The Jets again were minus Jim Slater and Jacob Trouba, who are on injured reserve, Chris Thorburn who is off IR, Adam Pardy and Patrice Cormier were healthy scratches.
Coach Noel again liked a lot of what his team did.
"We started well," he told TSN. "It was a good road game for us. The penalty kill at the end was huge and Pavelec was superb. We controlled their top line."
"Disappointed how their goal happened but we bounced back," Noel would add. "The extra point was huge because it would have been three straight games to lose the point. I liked the effort of our group. The Wright line was good, Setoguchi was and Jokinen were good, but Pavelec was our best guy."
The Jets play in Colorado Sunday with Al Montoya expected to start. That game can be caught live on TSN Jets and TSN Radio 1290 starting at 7pm ct.
The Avs are 9-1 on the season and perhaps the surprise of the NHL. The game against the Avs will be Jokinen's 1100th NHL game, James Wright's 100th NHL game.


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Have you always dreamed about being a designer? Do you live for snowboarding fashion? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then we want YOU to enter the second annual RECLAIM PROJECT, being held this year in the US and Europe at two separate and well-known tradeshows.
The three winning designers will win a trip to the SIA Show to compete on the show floor by creating a jacket out of reclaimed materials from the 686 factory. Click here for all the details or follow the jump for more.The RECLAIM Project is back and we're looking for talented designers around the world to show us the next big thing in outerwear design! Have you always dreamed about being a designer? Do you live for snowboarding fashion? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then we want YOU to enter the second annual RECLAIM PROJECT, being held this year in the US and Europe at two separate and well-known tradeshows.
In the US and Canada, join the SIA Snow Show, 686 and Malakye.com from January 26-29 in Denver, Colorado, for the environmental design contest for emerging outerwear designers. Be one of THREE FINALISTS selected and you win a trip to the SIA Show to compete on the show floor to create a one-of-a-kind jacket design in 3 days!
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As most of you know, I adopted an elderly rescue dog, Zeus, some 6 weeks ago. He'd been at the Liverpool branch of the RSPCA for nearly 2 years, having been the subject of a cruelty case, which the RSPCA won last year. He'd been overlooked many times simply because of his age, which is such a shame. I was introduced to Zeus by Angela Chapman, a volunteer for the Oldies Club, a charity which rescues and rehomes dogs in the UK over 7 years old. (I defy anyone to look through the dogs they have for rehoming (particularly the Overlooked Oldies) and not have gone through a box of tissues by the end of it.)
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I had originally been thinking about applying to be a foster carer for rescue dogs, but when I saw Zeus, I just knew that he and I were meant to be together. I met him on 11th January, and then he came home to live with me on 15th January. It hasn't always been easy, it's been a HUGE learning curve for me, but I just can't imagine life without the boy now :) We have walked hundreds of miles in and around Bramley and its environs, he has filled many poop bags, I have used the hoover more times in the past 6 weeks than I have in the past 6 years, and I have never felt more at peace and happier than when he's gently snoring and farting next to me on the sofa.
So I want to say a big thank you to RSPCA Liverpool branch for taking such good care of Zeus until I finally got the memo that he was meant to come and live with me. And the best way I thought of to do that is to donate a unique mouse who has captured people's hearts as much as Zeus has captured mine - Little Bath Tub Mouse!
I have set up a fundraising page on MyDonate (BT's not-for-profit fundraising site - I've been very impressed with them, I have to say), and so you can now buy a virtual raffle ticket (suggested donation per entry is £2) - the raffle will run for a week until Friday 7th March at 8pm GMT, and then I will pull a name out of a metaphorical hat, and the winner will get to give daily baths to this grubby little mouse for ever more :)
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