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By Ben Schorzman
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WEST LINN — McMinnville boys basketball coach Willie Graham called West Linn's 11 3-pointers Tuesday in the Lion's 74-55 win vs. the Grizzlies in the first round of the 6A state playoffs an "avalanche of threes."
Avalanche, barrage, tsunami. Whatever you want to call the outbreak, it was more than enough for the Lions (18-6) to move on to the second round and end McMinnville's season.
"That's really tough," Graham said. "Really no doubt about that."
Senior guard Spencer Payne — playing for the first time this season — provided a spark for the Grizzlies (13-11), but it wasn't nearly enough to stop the Lions from advancing. Anthony Morris scored 26 points for West Linn and Hayden Coppedge added 24.
Gage Gubrud scored 21 points for the Grizzlies, and Taylor Vicknair scored 18.
The Grizzlies led 4-2 after Gubrud scored with 6:18 left in the first quarter, but the Lions outscored Mac 23-10 the rest of the period. Coppedge scored 13 points in the quarter, and the Lions hit four 3-pointers in the quarter.
The Lions hit five 3-pointers in the second quarter and took a 46-27 lead at halftime. West Linn was 9-of-14 from behind 3-point line in the first half and shot 60.7 percent.
Things didn't get much better for the Grizzlies in the third quarter. West Linn extended its lead to 61-38. Mac did outscore the Lions 17-11 in the fourth quarter, but it was too little, too late.
Payne scored six points for McMinnville, Nicholas Autencio scored three points, and Blaine Parker and Alex Israel both added two points.
Ryan Shearmire scored 11 points, and Payton Pritchard added seven.
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Navistar International announced it has amended agreements with Carl Icahn of Icahn Partners and Mark Rachesky of MHR Fund Management, including the retirement of Jack Pope from the board effective immediately.
Each will have the opportunity to designate two nominees for election to Navistar's board of directors at the company's annual meeting in February 2014. According to published reports, last year Navistar agreed to add three members to the board of directors that were selected by Icahn and Rachesky.
Icahn and MHR have also agreed that it will not run a proxy contest at the meeting and will support the board's nominees, as well as certain other provisions.
The board also approved an amendment to the company's shareholder rights plan that extends its expiration date from Aug. 31 to June 18, 2015, and allows for an increase in beneficial ownership of common stock from 15% to 19.99% without triggering the rights plan.
To allow for the additional director designated by the amended settlement agreements, John C. (Jack) Pope will retire from the board effective immediately. Pope's retirement leaves nine members on Navistar's board until the company's Annual Meeting of Shareholders in February 2014, at which point the company plans to nominate 10 directors.
"We view the updated agreements with Icahn Partners and MHR, as well as the amendment to the Rights Plan, as positive steps as we continue to execute our turnaround plan and drive the company to restored profitability," said Troy Clarke, Navistar president and chief executive officer.
Clarke has been working to turn Navistar around following huge financial losses with the company being under fire from both Icahn and Rachesky who are among its largest shareholders with Rachesky also on its board of directors.
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Each episode of the skein follows Kelly Siegler and Yolanda McClary, seasoned former prosecutor and CSI, as they investigate an unsolved murder case. Though the pair had not worked together before the lensing of "Cold Justice," producers believe they have struck gold with the duo's natural chemistry -- the same storytelling element that is so crucial for the detectives on Wolf's "Law & Order" dramas, long a staple of TNT's air.
'Major Crimes' and 'The Closer,' we've had a great track record of success with female-driven shows in the crime and procedural space. 'Cold Justice' works well with our endemic audience, and fits nicely into a mold already established on our network."
Program not only marks a new genre of content for TNT, but also for Magical Elves, which has established itself with glossy competition shows including "Top Chef," "Project Runway" and "Fashion Star," along with cable docusoaps.
Dan Cutforth and Jane Lipsitz (known playfully as "the Elves" to some network execs) were interested in producing a true crime show that went beyond procedural storytelling. The inherent drama that comes with diving into cold murder cases -- while not glamorous on the surface -- was intriguing to them.
"We wanted something that would have an emotional impact and change people's lives," Cutforth explained.
The Magical Elves toppers met Wolf in what Cutforth described as a "typical Hollywood thing," wherein Wolf and the Elves were brought together by their mutual reps at WME. After TNT programming prexy Michael Wright took a liking to the "Cold Justice" concept, a presentation was shot last summer. That material would end up as the basis for the premiere episode, which bows Sept. 3.
The work of solving a long-forgotten murder case requires a lot of sitting around, shuffling through files and making calls. And in the world of reality TV production, that kind of menial activity can be costly, as producers wait for drama to unfold and waste away their production schedule. Cutforth is quick to correct that assumption, however, stating that the drama on "Cold Justice" is very "organic."
"When you go to re-open a cold case, there's a lot of information you have to gather immediately," Cutforth said. "In fact, for Kelly and Yolanda, their feet don't touch the ground. They've already read up info on the crime, but they have a lot of information to get from the local police. They have to look at the crime scene and bring in key witnesses quickly. In four to five days, they don't stop for a breath."
He added, "You don't have to sit around waiting for drama to happen, and you don't have to manufacture. The stakes are there -- someone got away with murder."
The production team traversed around the country and stopped in many small towns. But the bulk of the segs were shot in Texas, where Siegler had a hefty load of contacts. "Cold Justice" was also shot in Ohio, Arizona and Tennessee. The Elves felt shooting in small towns was important because financial resources for crime solving are often so limited outside urban areas.
In small towns, Cutforth said, "they can't immediately do a gunshot residue test, or send off a DNA test like they do in big cities. These things cost money. It's not as black and white as it appears in scripted television."
When a case would be solved during the production of an episode, Cutforth said the set was "electrifying."
"Cold Justice" joins hordes of other true crime shows that are peppered across NBC, MSNBC, HLN, Investigation Discovery and other networks. Eilenberg, however, is confident that "Cold Justice" will stand out.
"A lot -- if not all -- of those programs are past tense, recreate-driven, whereas this is present tense, going out in the world and trying to solve these crimes in real time," Eilenberg stated. "It has a different feel to it. The immediacy of what's going on and the risk attached comes through in the content."
Both TNT and the Magical Elves principles have their eyes set on the true crime space beyond "Cold Justice," as well. Eilenberg said TNT is continuing to pursue unscripted procedurals, while Cutforth remarked that Magical Elves "definitely wants to do more in the crime space."
"We never constrain ourselves in what kind of shows we'll develop. If it's creatively exciting, we'll do it," he said.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown upsets environmentalist friends with his CEQA critique
By: By David Siders
Published: Tue, 07/31 @ 12:00AM
If the full extent of Gov. Jerry Brown's frustration with the California Environmental Quality Act was not already clear, it became so last week, when he said, "I've never seen a CEQA exemption that I don't like."
The remark, Brown's plainest yet about the state's landmark environmental protection, reflects his emerging record. Less than two years into office, Brown has signed three bills limiting the ability to challenge projects under the act, and he is openly supportive of at least one more.
Meanwhile, Brown's top political adviser, Steve Glazer, is quietly advising a group of business leaders on other ways to modify the law.
Environmentalists are dismayed: This is the Democratic governor and champion of environmental causes whose election they once cheered.
"We've got a Democratic governor who ran on a platform of being an environmentalist coming in and undermining fundamental environmental laws," said Kathryn Phillips, director of Sierra Club California. "In the past we've had to worry more about Republicans than we have about Democrats, and now we have to worry about the Democratic governor who ran on a pro-environment platform."
Environmentalists praised Brown when, soon after taking office, he signed legislation requiring California utilities to obtain one-third of their electricity from renewable sources by 2020. He set a goal of creating 20,000 new megawatts of renewable energy by that year.
The relationship quickly soured. Last fall, Brown signed legislation relaxing environmental regulations for certain infill projects and accelerating judicial review of environmental challenges to a proposed football stadium in Los Angeles. A third, broader bill, Assembly Bill 900, extended exemptions to major developments certified by the governor as "environmental leadership" projects.
At a bill-signing event in downtown Los Angeles, Brown said it is time for "big ideas and big projects," especially ones to "get people working."
Earlier this year, Brown approved the state's first "leadership" project, a new Apple Inc. campus in Cupertino, while proposing new legislation to insulate California's $68 billion high-speed rail from challenges brought under the environmental law.
He abandoned the high-speed rail measure, which would have limited circumstances in which a court could halt construction of the project, after environmentalists protested. But Brown suggested he was only delaying the effort until sometime after the Legislature approved initial funding for the project, which it did last month.
Brown saw Oakland obstacles
Brown's interest in an exemption for high-speed rail highlights one of his chief complaints about CEQA that an environmental regulation can be used to block projects he believes are beneficial for the environment.
"I think the governor very deeply believes that climate change is real and the most profound issue of our time," Ken Alex, a senior adviser to Brown, told environmental lawyers and academics at a CEQA conference in November.
Asked if Brown might seek to exempt projects from other requirements of CEQA if their contribution to reducing global warming is significant enough, Alex said he "wouldn't foreclose that idea."
Brown has not always been so critical of CEQA. He promoted environmental protections when he was governor before, from 1975 to 1983, and as state attorney general he used the law to pressure cities and counties to consider climate change in their long-range development plans.
But as mayor of Oakland, Brown experienced firsthand how restrictive the law could be. In 2001, he lobbied successfully for legislation to relax standards for infill housing projects in the city core.
The Planning and Conservation League's David Mogavero said Brown in Oakland "saw how CEQA could be an impediment to good infill development. That's what's coloring his thinking these days a lot."
Mogavero's group has filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of Assembly Bill 900. Like many environmentalists, Mogavero said some procedural changes to CEQA may be warranted, but not at the risk of environmental degradation.
Recent efforts to change the state's environmental legislation, including a package of proposals abandoned during unsuccessful state budget talks last year, have largely been at the law's margins. Environmentalists remain influential with legislative Democrats, the majority party.
"There's an element of what I would say is religious fervor around CEQA," Alex said at the conference last year. "On one hand, it's blamed for the fall of Western civilization, the unemployment rate and the rise of terrorism in the world. On the other hand, it's anointed as the only thing keeping us from Armageddon, or at least looking like New Jersey."
Brown's pronouncement of his appetite for CEQA exemptions came during a news conference at which he discussed his controversial plan to build a pair of tunnels to move water through the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta to the south. Brown said the administration is not seeking an environmental exemption for the project, but his broader statement resonated.
Assemblyman Jared Huffman, D-San Rafael, said he was "trying mightily not to be offended."
"The way he was so dismissive of environmentalists dismissive of CEQA," Huffman said. "That just wasn't the thoughtful problem-solver that I normally see in Jerry Brown."
Former governors urge updates
Critics of CEQA have tried to weaken the law almost since its passage four decades ago, largely unsuccessfully. But Brown has been accommodating of business interests since taking office, and Huffman fears the weak economy may afford opponents an opportunity they have not had previously.
"You're having the discussion at the nadir of a really lousy economy, so for those who want to pit jobs against the environment, this is a window of opportunity unlike anything they've seen in the last 30 years," he said. "They're going for it."
This month, former Govs. George Deukmejian, Pete Wilson and Gray Davis wrote in a letter in the U-T San Diego that CEQA "is in need of modernization."
"While CEQA's original intent must remain intact, now is the time to end reckless abuses of this important law; abuses that are threatening California's economic vitality, costing jobs, and are wasting valuable taxpayer dollars," they wrote. "There has been a lot of talk about the need to confront CEQA litigation abuse, but unfortunately it's been mostly talk. We must tackle this important issue now."
Glazer promoted the letter on Twitter.
Late last year, a group of business interests hired him to begin advising them on potential changes they could propose to the environmental law. The group includes the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, retailers and other business and labor interests.
Glazer said in an e-mail that "in order to preserve CEQA for the long term we need to eliminate opportunities for abuse."
Expectations for immediate action are not high. The group is still "trying to get people interested in forming some sort of broader coalition," the Silicon Valley group's Shiloh Ballard said.
Ballard said Glazer's role is to be a "long-term strategic thinker on this stuff," and that his advice is separate from his relationship with Brown.
Though it "would be wonderful if he could just bring the governor along," Ballard said, "I'm told the governor's his own man."


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"Mississippi State wanted me to come to their camp, but I wasn't able to because of summer obligations at school," said Cochran, who is putting in extra work in the classroom. "The head coach at SMU, June Jones, wanted me to come to their camp, and so did Coach (Brandon) Middleton at Houston. Mississippi State is showing the most interest. I talk to Coach (Greg) Knox on Facebook. I don't know anything about SMU yet. I haven't talked to their coaches."
Cochran's best friend, LB/DE La'Jaylin Smith, signed with North Texas this year.
His classmate, St. Charles Catholic LB Luke Jackson, committed to Tulane yesterday.
"Luke is real fast and real smart," Cochran said. "He runs a 4.5 at 6-foot-3 and 210 pounds. Luke really started doing good in week six last year when his brother - who is in the military - came home to watch him play."
Cochran says he hopes to get a Tulane offer so he can possibly further his career with the Green Wave. '12 RB Lazedrick Thompson from St. Charles Catholic signed with Tulane in February.
"We have two young running backs coming up - Erron Lewis (sophomore) and Eric Lewis (freshman) - they're brothers," Cochran said. "Erron could be the best ever running back from our school."
That's lofty praise, considering that the Comets have produced backs such as Tyrell Fenroy and Thompson.
"They're awesome backs," he said of the Lewis brothers, who transferred to SCC from Lutcher a couple of years ago. "Coach (Frank) Monica says we could have our best defense ever, too."
Cochran singled out defensive backs Sam McMahon, Conner Western and Jordan Favorite as players to watch. McMahon will be a senior this year, while Western and Favorite are entering their junior years.
The Comets have a preseason scrimmage coming up in August vs. University Lab, a Class 2A power that finished 12-1 in 2011. U-High, as the Cubs are known, features all-world '15 RB Nicholas Brossette and star '14 OL Garrett Brumfield.
Brossette already has an LSU offer, and Brumfield has a Louisiana Tech offer.
"I can't wait for that scrimmage," Cochran said. "Not many people can run on us."
Not many people ran or passed with any success against St. Charles Catholic in 2011. The Comets blanked six opponents, including four consecutive shutouts in weeks seven through ten.
In week seven, Cochran and his teammates shut down a Port Allen (48-0) team that went 10-3 and featured four-star prospect Darian Claiborne at quarterback.
In the second round of the playoffs, the Comets handled our preseason No. 1 in Class 3A, the Patterson Lumberjacks, by a 31-6 margin.
That Patterson offense included three-star WR Jaydrick Declouet (Louisiana Tech signee), three-star prospect (WR/RB/CB) Trevon Stewart (Houston), four-star (RB/LB) Lorenzo Phillips (LSU), three-star tight end Deondre Skinner (Arkansas commit) and QB Justice Jones (Texas Southern signee). In the state finals, St. Charles nipped Amite, 9-8.
Only two foes managed to put double-digits on the scoreboard vs. the Comets' stifling defense: Rayne and Parkview Baptist.
The Comets bounced Rayne in the quarterfinals (52-24) and Parkview -- the 2010 state champ -- in the semis (24-21).
Cochran blocked a punt in the state championship game that set up his team's sole touchdown. He registered 90 solo tackles on the year.


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The word "giving" means a lot in Vermont; it's a way of life. Individual citizens, communities, businesses and families work to help one another in creative, often inspiring ways. At Vermont ski resorts, we give ourselves to our passions; be they the pursuit of a sport or prosperity for others - and often, there's a beautiful combination of the two via on-mountain fundraising or donation of event proceeds.
Vermont resorts reported giving nearly 10,800 complimentary tickets/passes and another 3,700 deeply discounted tickets to school children annually. These numbers do not include all the state's honor roll-eligible kids, to whom many resorts offer season passes.
Resorts also recognize and appreciate Vermont's volunteers and local rescue organizations with complimentary lift tickets and passes; Vermont resorts reported donating 9,000 lift tickets/passes cumulatively. Military and their families are also eligible for special programs, some complimentary and others discounted at many Vermont resorts.
Ski Vermont and its alpine and Nordic partners support the Ski Vermont Fifth Grade Passport, a program that entitles all fifth grade children a season of skiing and riding. In its 11th season and this year, Ski Vermont will donate all proceeds from the Fifth Grade Passport's $10 processing fee to Keep Local Farms.
Keep Local Farms is an education and contribution program that connects consumers with local dairy farmers and encourages the purchase of healthy, local foods which sustain the working landscape for future generations. To find out more on Vermont's Fifth Grade Passport program and to receive an application, visit skivermont.com.
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BoltonValley works with several local and national non-profit organizations to get people out on the slopes and loving winter. Bolton Valley is the resort where the Burton Chill program was founded. Chill helps at risk youth build strong core values while learning to snowboard. The resort is also a site for Vermont Adaptive which helps people with disabilities learn to ski and ride.
Bromley Mountain Resort
Giving is an integral component of Bromley's corporate DNA, ranging from the mountain's year-round support of the Vermont-New Hampshire Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Bromley's annual skiing/riding breast cancer fundraiser, Mom's Day Off, has netted just shy of $35,000 to date and they donate one free Sun Mountain Adventure Pass, a $39 value, to each child who completes the Fun Run at the yearly Komen Vermont-New Hampshire Race for the Cure.
It is a longtime practice to award academic achievement with free skiing and riding at Bromley; each Honor Roll student at the Long Trail School in Dorset and from Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester is rewarded with a Season Pass good for the following season. In addition, Bromley regularly and cheerfully fulfills donation requests for lift tickets, season passes, lift and lodging packages and so forth to area non-profits and charities to the tune of more than $30,000 a year.
Burke Mountain
The Burke Mountain Sled Dog Dash, now in its 5th year, has raised over $50,000 to support children in the Northeast Kingdom. Every year, dog sled teams from all over North America travel to East Burke, in hopes of taking home a piece of the $10,000 purse. All proceeds from the races benefit the Wafer Family Foundation, which is dedicated to helping children and families. 75% of the proceeds are earmarked for Burke Area Community Center, with hopes of starting construction within the next five years.
Mad River Glen
Ski It If You Can Helps in Afghanistan: For more than 25 years, the name Mad River Glen has been synonymous with its ubiquitous, red and white "Ski It If You Can" bumper sticker. The simple yet bold challenge has become the mountain's calling card and is worn as a badge of honor by its incredibly loyal skiers. Beginning this year skiers from around the world will be able to wear that badge in other languages. Proceeds from the sale of these stickers will be donated to Direct Aid International, a small, non-profit operated by a former Mad River Glen employee.
Direct Aid International's accomplishments include providing clean water to nearly 2,000 villagers, building 14 schools and a one-room library. "The Mad River Glen community is very proud of Direct Aid founder and local resident, Jonathan Hoffman," said Mad River Glen spokesman Eric Friedman. "We want to help him spread the word and raise money for his efforts." Learn more at www.directaidinternational.org.
Middlebury College Snow Bowl
Located in Hancock, the Snow Bowl will, as it has for several years, give gently used rental equipment to Hancock children who participate in school programs at the Bowl.
Okemo Mountain Resort
Okemo MountainResort promotes a culture of support for local community and charitable giving. Resort operators Tim and Diane Mueller lead by example.
Education is a recurring theme in the Muellers' philanthropic efforts. Diane founded the Okemo Community Challenge, an organization that has raised more than $1 million to benefit local charitable and educational endeavors.
This year, Okemo awarded nearly $10,000 in scholarships to resort staff and their dependents as part of the Okemo Academic Reward Program. Okemo also awards season passes to local students in grades 7-12 who achieve and maintain Honor Roll status.
Okemo sponsors several young athletes each year and is host to a number of events that benefit area food pantries and assistance organizations. Resort staff members celebrate Valentine's Day by donating to the Resort's Have a Heart Program, with Okemo-matched funds benefiting the United Way.
Okemo receives numerous requests for fundraising assistance each year and fulfilled more than a thousand charitable requests for lift tickets during the 2009/2010 season.
Visit Okemo's online press kit.
Smugglers' Notch Resort
For over twenty years, Smugglers' Notch Resort has hosted families sponsored by the Make-A-Wish Foundation. These visits are enthusiastically supported by Resort employees, who have donated holiday tree ornaments, delicious treats, cards and Vermont mementos to the families to enhance their stays. Visiting children have built snowmen, taken rides on snowmobiles behind ski patrollers, laughed through snowboarding lessons, and grinned during sleigh rides, and left with fond memories of their family's special Vermont holiday.
Smugglers' provides support to a variety of community and statewide efforts, including the local food shelves, the United Way, the Cambridge Arts Council, and the Green Mountain Club.
Smugglers' provides support to a variety of community efforts, including donations to the local food shelf, the United Way, the Green Mountain Club, and the Cambridge Arts Council and donations and hosting blood drives to support the Red Cross. In keeping with its mission of environmental stewardship, the Resort donated the site for the development of the nonprofit Gateway to Nature program, an educational effort uniting the Resort and local community in support of environmental stewardship and education.
Stowe Mountain Resort
The FCS Race for Kids in Stowe:A very special annual event takes place every January (Jan. 6-9, 2011) at Stowe Mountain Resort. Members of the business and media communities will come together to ski-race and raise money for three charities that offer hope and comfort to children in desperate need.
The Financial Communications Society (FCS) is the presenting sponsor. Participating teams enjoy receptions and race camps prior to the competition. The main event takes place January 9 with a Dual Slalom race. Since 2000, this event has raised over one million dollars for The Hope and Heroes Children's Cancer Fund, Downy Side, and Make-A-Wish Foundation.
About the Charities:The Hope and Heroes Children's Cancer Fund raises money to enhance pediatric cancer research and helps patients and their families in special need of assistance Downey Side is a non-sectarian non-profit agency based national charity dedicated to the belief that every child deserves the right to a permanent family, placing older children that would otherwise remain homeless into loving homes. The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. For more information please visit www.fcsraceforkids.org/.
Stratton Mountain Resort
Recognizing a need in the local community, as well as potential for positive impact, The Stratton Foundation has realigned its focus to support Vermont children facing the challenges of obesity, substance abuse, poverty and depression.
The Stratton Foundation has supported a broad range of community organizations over the last 15 years, contributing hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants thanks to the work of hundreds of volunteers and sponsors. Under the new structure, the foundation will work with community organizations to expand opportunities for Vermont's children to become socially integrated, healthier, smarter and more successful.
These objectives include:
- Identifying Vermont children who are at need and opening new doors;
- Improving the overall health and wellness of children in the local community;
- Reducing "at risk" behaviors;
- Increasing the percentage of Vermont kids attending college;
- Expanding awareness for the arts and music;
- Increasing participation in youth sports; and
- Helping every kid enjoy the Green Mountains that they call home.
With the realization that children are the future and the primary influencers of change, the Stratton Mountain Foundation aims to be Vermont's leading non-profit dedicated to helping Vermont's youth discover all of life's possibilities.
The Foundation will also work closely with Stratton Mountain Resort, which as administrators of two broad local programs (the Junior Instructional Ski Program and Refuse to Use) provided opportunities for more than 1,000 children and teens to experience the mountain.
Sugarbush Resort
Sugarbush hosts the Valley School Days for local schools annually. The Waitsfield, Warren and Fayston schools each visit the mountain one day a week during the season so the whole school can ski together. Sugarbush donates nearly 2000 tickets a season to allow this program to happen.
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On 021013 at 1:53pm Coeur d'Alene Police responded to the area of 4th St. and Montana Ave. for the report of an assault with a knife that had just occurred. Officers contacted a 38 year-old male victim who was bleeding from his hands. He had a slice type of cut on the tip of his left pinky finger and a slice type of cut on the tip of his right ring finger.
The male stated that he had just been assaulted by another male that he had given a ride to in his vehicle. Victim Scott Charles said he agreed to give his friend Chris Kaiser a ride to run an errand due to previously living in a halfway house together. While doing that Kaiser asked him to give some of his other friends a ride from Hastings parking lot to an address on 7th St. He picked up Kaiser, two other males, and two younger females at Hastings parking lot and gave them a ride in his minivan.
The male suspect Christopher J. Bennett, 20 years of age of Rathdrum, rode in the back seat behind the driver Scott Charles. Charles said while he was driving the male handed him a ring box and said he was going to go pawn the ring. Charles opened up the box and remarked to Bennett that the box was empty. Charles stated that Bennett started accusing him of stealing the ring and reached forward, and held a knife blade against his throat. Charles said he reached up with both hands and pried it away from his throat which caused the blade to cut his fingers. Charles said at that point another male in the back seat leaned forward into the front seat and presented another knife, which Charles believed he was going to stab into his stomach.
Charles said he jumped out the driver's door and scrambled to the sidewalk. The two females and his friend Kaiser also exited the van and took off running toward Safeway. Charles said Bennett jumped into the driver seat, the male passenger got into the front passenger seat, and Bennett drove away in Charles' van.
Within five minutes of the assault officers located the victims gold Chrysler Voyager Van behind the Safeway Store at 1001 N. 4th. Both suspects had abandoned the vehicle.
Additional male suspect described as a white male, curly brown hair, mid 20's, 5'Oclock shadow facial hair, wearing dark colored baseball hat, which appeared to be too big, and was worn sideways.
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Hartnell's astronomy short course, "The Distant Universe," is highlighted in a June 2007 publication of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) as a model for encouraging underrepresented minorities to pursue careers in the sciences.
The six-day intensive course was jointly developed in 2004 by Dr. Anne Metevier, a post-doctoral fellow in astronomy and astrophysics at the Center for Adaptive Optics at UC Santa Cruz (CfAO), and Andy Newton, Hartnell's planetarium director, to introduce underrepresented minorities to scientific research early in their academic development.
In the three years that this course has been taught, 47 students have enrolled. Thirty-four percent of those students have since transferred to four-year colleges to pursue science and engineering degrees. Many others are in the process of finishing their Hartnell degrees. Four students have been accepted into the highly competitive CfAO summer internships, where they work alongside students from some of the nation's best four-year institutions.
The course surveys astronomical topics and involves students in hands-on activities, telescopic observations, interactive problem-solving, and the scientific method. Students also learn about astronomy-related career paths.
The AAS article quotes a survey by the National Science Foundation, which found that slightly more than half of all Latino students who earn bachelor's degrees in science and engineering begin their college careers in community colleges, as do 45 percent of Native American students, 44 percent of African American students, 43 percent of white students, and 40 percent of Asian American students. It then highlights the productive collaboration between UC Santa Cruz and Hartnell College, concluding that this model can be an important tool for encouraging underrepresented students to pursue academic and research careers in the sciences.
The course will be taught this year from July 30-August 4. The lead instructor will be Candace Church, a graduate student at UC Santa Cruz. Dr. Pimol Moth, astronomy and physics instructor at Hartnell, Mr. Newton, and four graduate students from UC Santa Cruz and UC Berkeley have been involved in the planning for the short course and will assist in the teaching.
The article in AAS' Spectrum may be read online at http://www.vanderbilt.edu/csma/newsletter/June2007/spectrum_Jun07.pdf The AAS, established in 1899, is the largest organization of professional astronomers in North America.
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Ever since hearing about them and watching the promotional video, I've been quite curious about Yunzi stones. These wei-qi stones from China are becoming quite popular among go enthusiasts who appreciate their unique look and reasonable price.
In the US, they have been available for some time at Yellow Mountain Imports and while they ship internationally I had not yet seen any European store offering them. So when I saw on Sensei's Library, that some were available at WeiQiStore.com, a new online shop located in The Netherlands, I decided to order them and see for myself.
Both single and double convex stones were available. Single convex stones have a flat side and are preferred in China where people like to turn them upside down when reviewing variations. They are also half the price of double convex ones but still I preferred the later. I've never used single convex stones and I'm afraid that I would not get used to them. On the other hand, it would be interesting to try them one day.
So one week after ordering, I received my stones. I ordered the cheap straw baskets with them, since my purchase was more by curiosity than need, I did not want too spend too much and besides these bowls have the merit of looking different. Although I've seen similar bowls being totally destroyed by intense club use, I don't think that's going to be a problem in my case.
I was pleasantly surprised to find the stones to be mostly ready to use. The oil fanatics may want to re-oil them before use but if like me you don't like that too much, you'll be happy to know there was no need to spend time wiping them clean.
I find these stones to be quite elegant. There is no doubt that they are far superior to glass stones. The slightly greenish translucency of the white stones is just perfect. The black stones are less unique but just as good. It would be difficult to tell the difference between them and slate stones (EDIT: actually I now realize they have an intense green translucency but that's only visible with a really bright light). They seem to be the same diameter as Japanese stones, clearly they are meant for the international market, and almost 10mm in width (probably equivalent to a Japanese size 34). There are 181 stones of each color which I appreciate as this is not always the case.
My experience with WeiQiStore.com was totally positive. The shop is still new but they were quick to respond so don't hesitate to contact them if you need some information before ordering. Their catalog is still a little bit limited and I hope they'll have the opportunity to enrich it with more goods in the future.
But while I expected that ordering from a European shop would be cheaper than ordering from the US this was not the case. It turns out that shipping costs are about the same and with the current all-time high conversion rate of the euro, it looks as if it would have been actually slightly cheaper to order from YMI (but I can't say for sure and also don't know if the stones are really the same size). But that's probably only the case because I live in Switzerland which is not part of the European Union and I have to pay extra custom taxes in both cases. The shorter delivery time was also worth the difference.
So overall, I'm quite happy with my purchase even if it turns out I spent a little more than I first thought I would. Those Yunzi stones are really nice and I definitely recommend them over glass stones (which are often sold at a similar price anyway). Off course, they won't replace my shell & slate stones anytime soon but I did not expect them too. However they'll do find fine as a secondary set of stones that I'm not going to be afraid to transport if necessary.


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Montville - In a harassment complaint filed in October, police officer Karen Moorehead accused Lt. Leonard Bunnell of treating her unfairly and making comments about her breasts.
The complaint was filed Oct. 28 with the town and claims that Moorehead was singled out, threatened and harassed over a 10-month period.
It also states that starting last year around Sept. 20 she was subjected to a pattern and practice of continuous and overt harassment and disparate treatment by Bunnell, the town's highest-ranking police officer.
Moorehead also said in the complaint that she requested that Bunnell stay away from her. She claimed that Bunnell violated these instructions, ordered by Mayor Ronald K. McDaniel Jr. and Sgt. Troy Gelinas, the town's resident state trooper.
Moorehead said in the complaint that she made a verbal complaint on Oct. 19 to the town's Equal Employment Opportunity officer. After learning of the complaint, she said Bunnell questioned if she had any police reports she should have filed. She said Bunnell then ordered Sgt. Dennis Mathers to write her up if that were the case.
Moorehead also said in the complaint that Bunnell told her "Goodnight Karen" on Oct. 21 in an intimidating manner as she left the police department. She said that both incidents were witnessed by numerous people.
Bunnell did not respond this week to calls seeking comment. Moorehead, the police department's school resource officer, declined comment Wednesday when reached by phone.
McDaniel, who by charter is the town's police chief, said that Moorehead's complaint was taken up by a workplace harassment committee. It retained the services of the law office of Suisman Shapiro to investigate the complaint.
He said new information recently arose which extended the investigation. McDaniel said he is expecting a final report on the committee's findings and expects some action on the complaint within the next two weeks.
The Day obtained part of the complaint, but has requested the town provide other documents pertaining to it. The town denied the request and argued it was exempt under state statutes designed to protect from an invasion of privacy. The Day has filed an appeal with the state Freedom of Information Commission.
State police also recently launched an investigation into whether Bunnell improperly used a state police computer database designed for criminal background checks.
A biannual audit of the Connecticut On-Line Law Enforcement Communications Teleprocessing system showed there were 38 instances involving Bunnell under review.
McDaniel said the state has rescinded Bunnell's use of the COLLECT system. He said the investigation has nothing to do with his job performance and normal duties and functions, which is why Bunnell continues to work during the investigation.
"He is in an administrative role. It really shouldn't affect his ability to affect the things expected of him," McDaniel said.
Richard Lenda, a former town police sergeant, also continues to purse a defamation lawsuit against Bunnell. Lenda, who said he worked for the department for about 25 years, claims that unfavorable and derogatory performance reviews that he says were written by Bunnell cost him a job as a state marshal.
The suit was filed in late 2009 and is ongoing in New London Superior Court.
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by United Way President and CEO Bill Kitson
For almost ten years, United Way's Board of Trustees has struggled to figure out what to do about a half-empty, deteriorating building.
In 2008, after years of study and analysis, we announced our revitalization plan which included staying downtown, building a new building on a parking lot and demolishing our deteriorating building, replacing it with a park.
Here we are, two years later and despite numerous showing and building tours to prospective buyers, public officials, and others, the United Way has not received any offers to purchase the building.
Now, Toledo City Councilman Joe McNamara is introducing a resolution to council asking us to "pursue alternatives to demolition."
First, Mr. McNamara toured the building in 2008 and offered no solutions at the time. For him to reintroduce this at the eleventh hour is more than a little frustrating.
Second, we have already spent significant time and resources having this argument.
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By connecting potted plants to the Internet, an organization called Natural Fuse establishes city-wide networks of plants that help offset carbon dioxide emissions. Comparing the system to a circuit breaker, Natural Fuse says the system harnesses the energy of the connected plants to help reduce the amount of power consumed by its users. It also waters the plants automatically.
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A Spanish company called Via Inteligente has developed Wi-Fi-emitting pavement stones, dubbed iPavement. The goal is to literally pave the ground of city streets and sidewalks with Wi-Fi so no one is without Internet access.
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A campaign called Dontflush.me aims to install sensors in the New York City sewer system to avoid overflows, which are responsible for an estimated 27 billion gallons of raw sewage overflow into the New York Harbor each year.
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Just a few months ago, scientists announced a successful experiment connecting the brains of two rats through the Internet, The Guardian reports. The rats were tested in labs thousands of miles apart but still collaborated on tasks, like finding and drinking water.
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Solving a problem felt by many residents, San Francisco connected its parking meters so drivers can find open parking spots without driving around the same block several times.
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Essentially turning a mirror into a giant reflective tablet, the Cybertecture Mirror overlays application interfaces on a reflective mirror and comes with a peripheral sensor pad that registers, records and displays personal health data over time.
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OAKLAND Of course. Of course this happened. How could such a marvelous, magical, maybe even mythical season have ended with a baserunning blunder?
Runner on second, two out.
Tie score.
Bottom of the ninth.
The eminently embraceable A's did it again. Coco Crisp whose botched attempted basket catch cost the A's dearly in Game 2 ripped the first pitch into right field, bringing Seth Smith home with the winning run, creating a mob scene around the veteran center fielder near first base, and sending another sold out Coliseum crowd into a frenzy.
"We're never out of it until the last out," manager Bob Melvin said after the latest remarkable turn of events. "We've been in plenty of (these) situations, though probably no more than tonight. They have their closer on the mound. The game was going in their direction. But we have some very intense at-bats late in game, especially here at home. We just don't feel like it's going to end."
Well, it didn't. Despite one horrific base-running blunder Stephen Drew caught trying to stretch a double into a triple and killing a potential huge rally in the sixth the A's striking out 12 times and finally running up against a starter (Max Scherzer) who pitched better than theirs (A.J. Griffin), Melvin's unique assemble of youngsters and veterans prevailed.
And what a ninth. Josh Reddick led off with a single. Josh Donaldson and Seth Smith followed with consecutive doubles, setting up Crisp for the A's loudest, most dramatic single in a long, long, long time.
They deserved this, deserved to go the ALDS distance, deserved their chance today against Tigers ace Justin Verlander. Truly they did. Despite injuries and freak accidents (Brandon McCarthy) and what seems like a zillion roster changes, these A's were compelling and competitive and, yes, yes, yes, eminently embraceable.
Tarp or no tarp on the upper deck and the tarp remained in place for the two home games despite impassioned grumbling by the fans they left their fans pleading for one more rally, one more walk-off victory, one more game.
The 2012 narrative is so unusual, the success so highly improbable, that the elements are worth repeating, among them these: the series of offseason moves that sent Gio Gonzalez, Trevor Cahill and closer Andrew Bailey elsewhere and brought back a haul of 10 new players to Oakland; the re-signing of Crisp and, after Billy Beane arm-twisted managing partner Lew Wolff into submission, the signing of rookie star Yoenis Cespedes to a $38 million contract massive bucks for a notoriously tightfisted ownership group; the repeated raiding of the River Cats and the impressive transition of Donaldson from catcher to third base and Brandon Moss from the outfield to first.
Later, there was Cliff Pennington's seamless shift from shortstop to second to accommodate Drew, who was acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks only in August, and Brett Anderson's return after a lengthy absence and Tommy John surgery.
"It's a very selfless group," said Melvin. "Everybody has bought into it. It's a credit to the players and their willingness their understanding that we're trying to to do the best thing for the team and just worry about winning and losing and keeping it current."
The A's steal bases and strike out a ton, are daring and at times impatient, earlier Wednesday evening, perhaps even a little desperate (see Drew). They set a league strikeout record and hit a meager .238 during the season.
But today it's another rookie (Jarrod Parker), another game, another opportunity. Of course. Of course it was going to happen.
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I'm being asked the same question over and over this week: "Hey, what's the white car you're driving?" And when I answer that it's Kia's new Optima mid-size sedan, a couple have responded: "Wow, it's really beautiful. Too bad it's a Kia". What?
I ask them why they dismiss the new Optima so quickly, and one person notably said "Well, you know, Kia doesn't make reliable cars; my uncle had a Sephia a few years ago and it was a total piece of doggie-doo".
It seems as though Kia still has a ways to go to change the public's perception of the quality of their cars.
Come on. The Optima isn't the first vehicle that represents the Korean company's turnaround; the Forte, the Rondo, the new Sportage and the new Sorento have all impressed us with their quality, drive and bang for the buck. This new Optima, though, might just be Kia's ticket for reaching the big leagues.
The stunning bodywork strikes a balance between elegance and sportiness, and should please both the younger and older crowds shopping for a mid-size sedan. The elegant Hyundai Sonata might please older buyers but not the younger ones, while the Suzuki Kizashi's sexy shape might lure people my age, but is too daring for baby boomers. The Optima positions itself comfortably between the two.
And spiffed out in SX trim with its flat-faced 18-inch alloys, sportier grille, xenon headlights, LED taillamps, lower-body aero add-ons and subtle trunklid spoiler, this particular Optima draws an extra dose of attention everywhere we go with it.
The good impression lives on as you sit down in the cabin and notice the stitched leatherette trim on the instrument panel, the quality feel of the switchgear and the tasteful layout.
Kia didn't skimp on equipment either, as the SX includes an intelligent key system, a trip computer with colour LCD screen, a 530-watt Infinity sound system with USB port, a navigation system, Bluetooth connectivity, cooled front seats, sporty cloth and leather upholstery, heated rear seats, rearview camera, panoramic sunroof, and the list goes on.
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