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Police confirm a Tennessee Valley murder suspect may have been one busy killer. Jose Manuel Martinez is charged with murder for one killing in Lawrence county and may be connected to dozens of other murders.
Lawrence County Sheriff's investigators said they put his name on the national crime information center database and an hour later got a hit from Arizona where authorities in Yuma picked up Martinez as he tried to cross into the U.S. from Mexico.
Once they got him to confess to the murder here, investigators said he started telling him about scores of other murders. Authorities have connected him to 10 murders in California and two in Florida.
According to authorities, Martinez said he killed while collecting drug-related debts in retaliation for things done to his family members, and that he even claims he murdered child sex predators in vigilante-style killings.
"You work the evidence. You work those types of angles to build a good case in the event you don't get a confession. Obviously, when you get a confession for the case, that can be a surprise in itself. But when they start confessing to other cases that you're not investigating, it is a shock. You don't expect to encounter someone that tells you they possibly killed over thirty people," said Capt. Tim McWhorter with the Lawrence County Sheriff's Office.
One of the many cases that Martinez is now tied to happened in Florida six years ago in November 2006.
Two men were found zip tied and shot multiple times inside a truck along the road in Marion County, Florida.
A key piece of evidence was found in a soda can. Police said they pulled DNA off a cigarette butt they discovered inside the can.
Investigators said that DNA matches Jose Martinez.
One of the victims, 20-year-old Javier Huerta, was reportedly moving large quantities of cocaine. The other victim, 28-year-old Gustavo Rivas, was a friend of Huertas. Police said it looks like he was an innocent bystander in the wrong place at the wrong time, with the wrong person.
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I Surrender
- Monday, January 01, 2001
One of the must-hear worship leaders to have on your list is Dennis Jernigan, a man best known for the songs "You Are My All in All" and "Great Is the Lord Almighty." He's a gifted music minister and songwriter whose style I'd describe as inspirational pop with touches of Andrew Lloyd Webber-style rock/pop.
I Surrender represents Dennis's first album of all new recordings in nearly three years. It's neither a live album nor a studio project, as the tracks were recorded in a studio with the vocals and audience response added later. It is nevertheless a clean and clear recording with almost all the energy of a live worship album. (Most of you wouldn't have known if I didn't say anything, but I can hear the hiss of the live recording disappear as Dennis' spoken word introductions slip into the studio-recorded music.) I particularly enjoyed "You Are the Way," which features an infectious chorus and an excellent groove similar to that of "Great Is the Lord Almighty." Another favorite is "Falling Rain," a beautiful pop song I could easily hear a church congregation or choir sing. And "Passionate Obsession" is simply gorgeous, with a beautiful orchestration that reminded me of "The Music of the Night" from Phantom of the Opera. It's a romantic and inspirational piece of music.
Dennis has a gift for speaking the heart of his songs. I find a lot of spoken word on recordings to be distracting and sometimes annoying, but Dennis is interesting and inspiring on this project (though I wonder how such mini-sermons stand up over repeated listens). Dennis has a great voice, but I think it's sometimes too well trained for his music. He's absolutely fine on most of his pop songs, but his more aggressive and rocking pieces need a more aggressive singer to lead them. Aside from that and the rough mixing between studio and live tracks, I Surrender is a recording filled with well-written inspirational pop on par with Dennis' past work.
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Occupy Wall Street may fade as quickly as it rose
The movement is facing winter, an increasingly crowded news environment and an inability to directly affect the high-paid CEOs and bankers it's targeting.
By Peter Leeds, guest columnist
The faster anything rises, generally the faster it falls. Occupy Wall Street may be another example of this, as media coverage, social media activity, and activist numbers have all started dropping off. This is only expected to continue, especially with the onset of winter.
According to Google Trends, searches for Occupy Wall Street have fallen by 66% from their October 15th peak to November 11th. This is reinforced further by the Pew Research Center's weekly news index, which shows "Occupy Wall Street" dropping from 10% of total news coverage across their network on October 1st, to where it sits currently at less than 4%.
Trendistic, which tracks total Twitter activity, showed "Occupy" related tweets peaking at 0.30% on October 1st. Since then, the same metric has fallen to a fraction of that peak, to levels of 0.01% on November 11th.
Media interest is cooling
Add to this the "luke warm" interest that media has been giving to Occupy's recent "March to D.C.," with protesters making the 240 mile trek to the White House before the meeting of the Congressional Super-Committee on November 23rd. A quick Google Trends search states that there is not enough related search volume to display any data or graphs.
With several other major events arising, such as the death of Libya's Moammar Gadhafi, the pending resignation of Italy's Silvio Berlusconi, and European debt struggles, Occupy Wall Street may be facing an increasingly crowded media coverage environment. When Greece teeters on the brink of financial collapse, or another multi-billion Euro bailout is announced, or Herman Cain faces sexual misconduct allegations, "old" news like Occupy Wall Street gets bumped.
Even a casual observer passing the protest sites would note that the presence of media crews has fallen off significantly, while the number of protesters also seems to be waning. Now, the toughest test of their will is about to arrive. That test is the winter, and it could chase away all but the most resolute.
This is not to imply that the protesters have lost any of their resolve, or the issues have gotten any less serious. Rather, Occupy Wall Street could use these obstacles as an opportunity to demonstrate their commitment, and separate the die hards from the "tourists."
Keep in mind that any large-scale movement will have a lot of marginal players among its masses, people who are boosting the numbers by being involved, but who aren't adamant enough to remain for the long haul. This type of supporter will be the first to fade away, able to say they were part of the movement, but eventually being pulled back into their former life.
Remember that all peaceful uprisings end in one of two ways -- either they disperse and are forgotten (even by their activists in some cases), or they stop once they achieved their goal(s).
Do bankers and CEOs care?
The problem with this, however, is that Occupy Wall Street's goals may not ever be accomplished. The targets of much of the activism are not being hurt or in any significant way affected by the protests.
Until that happens, Manhattan and global bankers are more than happy to watch the crowds from a safe distance, with a mildly curious eye, while they close their latest ultra-risky $20 million credit default swap deal with the European Union (taking home another massive commission in the process).
I think that just about everyone would agree -- a CEO being fired, but walking away with $10 million (as did Hewlett-Packard's Leo Apotheker) is nearly preposterous. This is especially true considering that during his time at the helm, the company's share price fell over 40%. Perhaps that's why he got fired.
The scope and activities of the Occupy Wall Street movement, in their current form, will almost certainly not be enough to change the way Hewlett-Packard competes for top CEO talent. They won't impact what contractual decisions the corporation must make to get the contract signed by the leader they want.
What about protesting for change on the steps of Washington? It's also difficult for the government to regulate how a company decides to spend its money in the course of doing business, and how it pays out salaries, bonuses, and severances.
This would be a different situation if there were two dozen protesters in each corporate board room as deals were closed, but to the members of the board of the major corporations, the activists are a world away. Even if they are just a few floors down, on the other side of the glass.
The movement needs a strong leader
Without a clear end result that can be understood by even a disinterested party, Occupy Wall Street is coming across to some observers as being about "complaining" rather than offering solutions. I certainly do not agree that the activists are complaining, and I do think they are offering solutions, but as it stands you may get six different answers from six different activists about what specific outcomes they are working towards.
Being a leaderless organization has served them well up to this point. However, they may really benefit in the future by having a spokesperson at least, if not a central leadership group. A leader could clarify goals, generate endless media coverage, and stand as a representation of the movement. He or she could also rally and organize the supporters and help maintain morale for what's about to come. Specifically, a further drop off in media coverage, third-party interest, and activist numbers. And, of course, winter.
While the world is currently being "Occupied," it remains to be seen how much longer this will play out. Trends are going against the protesters now. However, if Occupy Wall Street does endure throughout the toughest months to come, perhaps with a strong leader, or refined goals, it will be a very hard movement to ignore.
Investment analyst Peter Leeds is the owner and founder of Peter Leeds Penny Stocks, and author of the new book Invest in Penny Stocks: A Guide to Profitable Trading (Wiley – March 2011).
The change should include removing the incumbent Dems/Reps and replacing them with non professional politicians who have demonstrated they cannot work together, look beyond partisan politics, or move the country forward. Throw them out. Occupy Congress by sending both a clear message and new life blood into the process of governing our country of-by-and for the people.
Send the school teacher, the border cop, the journalist, the veteran to take a seat in the chamber worn out by suits of ineffectual non performance. Send the message in November and again in 2 years and again in 2 more. If not now, WHEN?
I that the point of the Occupy Wall Street movement is the fact that Americans are waking up to the fact that the American dream is in danger. When getting into college means for many students burying themselves in debt and seniors worrying about losing benefits that they have been paying into for years. This is a serious problem. When politicians talk about cutting our Medicare and social security, why don't they lead by example by cutting their own pension and Medicare plans which are separate (and better) than everyone else's! Such hypocrites! Always willing to make hard decisions about everyone else's wallet.
before goals can be accomplished you need to state what they are. the wall street occupiers haven't been clear on their goals.
meanwhile, their effort i believe will reform into another more well stated focus. the term "1%'er" is a good example. we know what that is and we know "they" are in control. i think the WSO's are up in arms over this 1% that rules the world. and i look forward to little steps occuring that helps to perhaps turn this into the 2%'ers.
3 reasons for drop off maybe... Sites aren't getting as many hits, because contrary to what most media reports. People have found out what we are about. The list of demands has on been on the site since the first week of all this. And other places as well.
Also, since the media doesn't even mention things like this video on youtube.. Occupy cal 11/9/11
But, things like this, get a front page.. A group of young protesters interupted Rep. Michele Bachmann's speech in South Carolina Thursday, chanting and reading from statements in unison
"chanting?" hmm.. why don't they say how her people started "chanting"..
That would explain allot. That could be a few reasons.
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Motivate retirees into academic research - don't let all the wisdom go waste!
People retire - some want to and some are forced to. Depending on an individual's social-physical-economic circumstances, longevity casts varied impacts on self and others.
One thing is sure - there is a lot of accumulated learning and wisdom, and majority of it goes untapped. What a waste of such a fantastic resource...!
In what ways could society motivate willing retirees to continue to contribute actively?
Why does society stop expecting game changing ideas and contributions from experienced individuals? This can't be right, dad!
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Pot vending machines? Naturally.
Company promises new public vending machines for pot; it's not as "out there" as it seems, considering what else is out there
Way back in the day, I was a freshman at U.C. Berkeley, wide-eyed and witnessing demonstrations of all kinds in the name of personal freedom. Those included Condom Day, which involved the distribution of helium-filled condoms on strings, turning the whole campus into a sort of surreal, outdoor, safe-sex party-decoration store. There was also Pot Day. I think I cruised by it, late for poetry class or something, but I mostly missed that one. The stories of Pot Day, though -- how much, how many, and how easy -- were all over campus afterward.
Soon, in Washington and Colorado, where recreational marijuana is now legal, pot could become as easy to come by as a handout on Pot Day or a bag of chips out of a vending machine. The California company that makes the machines currently dispensing medical marijuana, MedBox, is hustling to modify its machines to sell pot to recreational users.
While this might seem outrageous to many, it's actually a natural next step. Because marijuana is now just another product for sale in Washington and Colorado, vending machines are just a way to sell it. They're well on their way to becoming the convenience stores of tomorrow.
All of us have bought a beverage from a vending machine. But did you know that new types of vending machines in the U.S. dish out products ranging from $3 MooBella Make-Your-Own Ice Cream to $250 Dr. Dre Beats headsets and $300 Pucci scarves? (I have to say that that machine stopped me in my tracks in Brooklyn one day.)
Yet, our vending culture is actually lagging in a global comparison. During a trip Tokyo in 2009, I delighted in all the things you could get in a vending machine: Cosmetics, beer, health products, lobsters and eggs are all available. There's a vending machine for Smart Cars. Yes, cars. In Dubai, they literally set the gold standard for vending, selling 1-, 5- and 10-gram gold bars as well as gold coins in various weights.
Will MedBox strike gold by giving consumers pot in a vending machine? It's already happening: The company's stock soared after the elections in November but has since stabilized to well over the pre-election price.
I wonder if people seeking non-medical marijuana in Washington and Colorado will take to trusting vending machines for their cannabis needs past the initial novelty. I'll be eager to see if the vending companies create an end-to-end experience, putting pot and snacks all in one machine. If that happens, what might seem as unusual as an old-school Pot Day protest might become a modern-day, one-stop shopping trip.
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Americans are totally behind the times when it comes to vending machines.
In the old days, guys could buy condoms from vending machines in men's restrooms. Especially in gas stations. If you forgot to come prepared for a date, you just stopped for gas, and you were good to go. I miss the old rubber machines.


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What: Learn how to foster student achievement and leadership using Hawaiian values at the Ka Lamakū workshop for educators for grades 6-12. Participate in three interactive breakout sessions facilitated by Hawaiian cultural experts Manly Kanoa and Jonelle Kamai of the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association (NaHHA) Ho'okipa Learning Center.
When: Saturday, April 13, 2013 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Our Hometown Stories: Roger Roberge: Behind Closed Doors... [1]
Not long ago, San Fernando Road became Newhall Avenue. Though the name has changed, it still remains the same stretch of road that I navigate at least twice a day on my cross-valley excursions.
It is a given that if you take in the scenery on Newhall Avenue you will observe day laborers hoping for work, a deputy hiding with a radar gun and commuters tapping their steering wheels waiting for that elusive green light at Railroad Avenue.
In my travels between Sierra Highway and Lyons Avenue, I enjoy seeing the progress of Old Town Newhall and I love the quiet beauty of Veterans Plaza.
Newhall Avenue is a quiet street where nothing unexpected happens.
No wonder I did a double take last week when I saw a cobalt blue sign that proudly announced a new business in town.
I pulled over to the curb to make sure I was reading the sign correctly; "Wholesale Casket Warehouse/Custom Caskets and Airbrushing."
Oh my, with my Halloween heart bursting, I knew then and there that I had found my next Hometown Story.
The non-descript warehouse was two stories of pale green corrugated metal, not a window to be had which meant there was no way for me to cup my hands and peer in.
I showed up unannounced, which could have been a little dicey....I had no idea who would be opening that unadorned door....
I knocked tentatively; ready to bolt if I needed to... the door was opened by a handsome man with a huge smile.
Maybe deep down I was a bit disappointed....no Bella Lugosi, no black and white movie set, and no Gothic crypts of crumbling concrete.
Just the upbeat presence of Roger Roberge, proprietor of Wholesale Casket Warehouse and Easy Rider Productions.
Roger Roberge is an east coast transplant. He grew up in the land of his favorite football team, the New England Patriots and attended the University of Massachusetts. He graduated with a double major in Business and Music.
While I can barely comprehend "Hot Cross Buns" on my son's third grade "recorder" instrument, Roger is a doubly talented musician; a trumpeter whose fingers grace the trumpet valves like Dizzy Gillespie one moment and then can sail across the 88 ivories like Liberace the next.
With his degree in hand, Roger remembered, "I had dreams of moving to Hollywood and opening a recording studio."
Sometimes reality gets in the way though; "When I got to Southern California, it seemed like everyone had a recording studio, so that plan was put on permanent hold."
Roger pounded the pavement and possibly strolled by Grauman's Chinese Theatre comparing his footprints to John Wayne's....
It wasn't long before he found work as an actor and stuntman. But living the stereotyped life of a "starving actor" was not what he had moved across the country for.
Blessed with an entrepreneurial spirit, not only can Roger see an opportunity, but he also has the drive, determination and ambition to create his own.
His biggest undertaking was to launch and run "Fun & Games," a magazine geared towards the entertainment industry. At one point, their circulation reached 80,000. "That was a lot of work," Roger pointed out, "so I was happy to sell it in 1993."
Plan B happened by chance.
"In the early 90's, I had a friend who thought it would be cool to buy an old tour bus to use as party central. He wasn't monetarily sound, so I agreed to finance a motor home with him."
Playing the part of roadies on tour was fun, but Roger was already thinking ahead. He had made solid contacts in the entertainment industry, and with his business savvy, figured out a way to make a lot of money.
Roger explained, "I was good at carpentry so I rigged out the party motor home and turned it into a first rate 'star wagon.' I outfitted it with a living area, along with a hair, make-up and wardrobe station. The studios rented it for $1000 per day."
Easy Rider Productions was born.
One became two and two became four and so on and so on.... Roger now owns over 50 pieces of equipment that he rents out to production houses and studios.
It is an impressive collection of heavy metal, ranging from motor homes, tractor-trailers and generator trucks.
Storage for his Easy Rider empire was what brought Rogerto the wide-open spaces of the Santa Clarita Valley in 2001. The reasonable price along with the available land and buildings were just what he was looking for.
The movie industry of 2009 in Southern California is not recession proof, so Roger once again answered the door to an opportunity. Granted, the door he was walking through may have creeped out a lesser man....
The three acres that Easy Rider Productions occupies on Newhall Avenue, has now become the perfect climate controlled storage facility for his newest business endeavor...Caskets.
This was not a sideline that was born of a love of the macabre, but from an out of the blue phone call from Uncle Bob, owner of Manufacturers Discount Casket Outlet, located in Massachusetts.
Roger remembered the call when Uncle Bob told him, "One of my buddies is ill and has all of these caskets. California is a big place and you can help people and make some money."
Roger paused and pondered while Uncle Bob continued, "You will never see casket prices like these again. You can offer people a really great deal."
It was only a short time later that an 18-wheel semi truck bearing Massachusetts plates and laden with sixty coffins of wood and metal arrived at the Easy Rider Productions warehouse.
A few of the caskets arrived with nicks and scratches. Patrick, an airbrush artist who has done work for the Easy Rider trailers, was hired to do some touch-ups.
Patrick suggested that he paint some clouds and doves on one of the caskets to give it a customized look. Roger agreed and the final product is beautiful.
Roger shared, "Customization is a nice thing to offer people." Patrick has since painted a Harley themed casket with flames, but the most interesting was a call they received about airbrushing the decedents face across the top of the casket.
Roger walked me into his enormous warehouse past a full size Hummer converted into a driving gasoline pump, pieces of antique furniture that look like Victorian era props and truck parts the size of a Smart Car.
It was when we stopped in a long hallway stacked from floor to ceiling with cardboard encased coffins, that I realized I was about to enter the "casket showroom."
Roger has converted a room within the warehouse into a display area. I was a bit lost when he spoke of "half couches, half open and full open models." He must have been paying attention during Uncle Bob's tutoring sessions.
Roger showed me the Lamborghini of caskets. A dark polished hard wood casket, with the depiction of The Last Supper carved on copper and then inlaid on the corners and side. This casket would retail for almost $7,500, but Roger is selling it for $2,500. His prices are far below retail.
It was an odd sensation to wind down our meeting discussing death, caskets and free delivery.
Eight years ago, when Roger ventured northbound on the 5 Freeway, over the hill into the Santa Clarita Valley he knew he was making the right move.
As it turns out, not only did he luck out with finding the perfect warehouse and property, he found the perfect wife too.
Pia Roberge was a Hart High School graduate and successful local realtor. The two have been married for 3 years and live in Circle J Ranch.
This once longhaired self-proclaimed crazy guy has traded his world of fast cars and the fast lane for "Elmo's World" and Hot wheels. Roger and Pia spend their weekends with his best production to date, their two-year old son Jonah Paul
Life is full of twists and turns and we do not have the ability to see around corners at what may lie ahead. Regret lies in looking back at missed chances.
Milton Berle said, "If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door."
Meet Roger Roberge, builder of doors.
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Salvage One: Architectural Elements
- Location: Chicago, IL
- Website: salvageone.com
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I love this store. It has so many amazing things. A lot of the large items are out of my price range, but they have many small things that are interesting and affordable. It is a fun place to visit.
I love your business; design is my passion and I'd love to work in a business such as this. Do you have any openings? I can bring 6 years of design/sales related experience.
Currently I'm looking to break out of the larger corporate sector. They say 'do what you like' - well I'd love to, especially in a creative environment such as Salvage One.
I reside in Oak Park and would like to talk with you and submit my resume. If you're interested, I can be reached at 708-386-1260.
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Great space and wonderful merchandise......little old lady who attacks customers upon entering can become annoying.Some customers may enjoy browsing, so leave the sales tactics behind and quit following your customers around the store !! It's bad for business!!!
Good luck consigning architectural pieces at Salvage One, you might as well offer your piece to a charity auction for a tax write off. I have been waiting months for a check that was sent out by a not so honorable owner. NOT RECOMMENDED
I am still waiting for a check from Jane Rodak but since I am out of state it is not likely that will happen. I thought about legally persuing a case but after doing some research I understand there are a countless number of consignors who have been stiffed and many legal battles in the works.....this place is a chop shop !!!! Please note the post above.
This place has fallen flat on its face in the past few years. A staff that doesn't have a clue what they are purchasing. Combine that with the horrible setups without any guidance or vision, how can a company waste so much space with horrible designs ? A dirty low end junk shop who has a thief for an owner. I remember the glory days on Sangamon when consignors were actually paid and treated with respect...now you can get on your knees and pray that check arrives in the mail after you realize your consignment pieces have sold. I have been given the run around when calling for months. I guess 34% of a sale isn't good enough. Do not consign your architectural antiques here unless you have time to chase you cash and the owner of this junk yard all over the city.
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"Epic fail" is ultimately one of the most overused and incorrectly used phrases in the world. But, we are going to go ahead and chalk this one up as just that, an epic fail.
If you have ever watched drag races , you have likely noticed one thing in common with all of them. They are always on a straight and flat track. This is not without good reason, as drag cars, rail cars especially, are designed to simply go in a straight line really fast. If you've ever seen a rail car veer off the track you might notice that they rarely ever recover prior to a spectacular crash. This is because they have the turning capabilities of a fully loaded semi truck on an icy downhill slope.
Now that we've let you in on that secret of the dragster, what do you think would happen when a 1,000+ horsepower rail car decides to take a Sunday drive down a back country road? If you still don't know, we'll fill you in. It would crash at the first tiny kink in the road, much like the above video.
In what looks to be some sort of dragster road racing event, these guys take a rail car about 50 feet up the road before sitting it down in a small ravine, in a less-than-desirable way. It's absolutely hilarious to watch the driver attempt to correct the car and you can really see the minimal amount of steering these things actually have. Fortunately, the driver wasn't hurt, but we are pretty certain the car has a couple of bucks worth of damage… Enjoy!


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Royals outfielder Justin Maxwell returned from the bereavement list and was in the starting lineup playing right field for Tuesday night's series opener against the White Sox.
The Royals cleared roster space for him by sending reliever Will Smith to Triple-A Omaha.
Maxwell was acquired from the Astros at the July 31 trade deadline, and was hitting .406 with three homers and seven RBIs since arriving in Kansas City. He left the team after the opener of a doubleheader last Friday in Detroit because of the death of his grandmother.
In other news, third baseman Mike Moustakas continues to deal with a strained left calf. Manager Ned Yost said he'll likely play Wednesday when the Royals face a right-handed starter.
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In Modified, Humphries was on a collision course with class-dominator Paul Efantis and his Lucas Oil Solara. Efantis whiffed the qualifier but his 12.74 was still good enough for fifth in the eight-car field. A 7.317 in round one proved all was well with Efantis and the Toyota. Fortune soon turned on Humphries who had just ran a swift 7.377. At the big end, while Humphries was out of the car, the parachute of another car got caught in the Lexus' wheelie bars and pushed it nose-first into a pole.
Crew members from Titan Motorsports and a few other teams rallied to help Humphries and his RaceRedi Motorsports Team fix the car for the semifinals. The car pulled into the burnout box with a tape job that would make NASCAR crew chiefs proud. Looking like a survivor of the Big One at Talladega, the GS300 lined up with archrival Paul Efantis.
At the green it was a dead-heat off the line. At half-track Efantis was ahead by a few feet. About that time Humphries began to lose the handle on the Lexus and he hit the traps struggling for control. The car eventually went into Efantis' lane and clipped the wall. Humphries walked away unhurt but the Lexus is in need of repairs.
Efantis, with his 7.419 marched into the finals against Sean Glazar and the Extreme Motorsports Talon. Glazar's best run of the event was an 8.80 at 163 mph so his fate was sealed. Efantis dropped a 7.449 and collected the Wally.
Strangeness ensued in round one of eliminations for Pro RWD. First up was Matt Hartford against Stephan Papadakis. Steph rolled through the beams early and popped something in the driveline while Hartford got off the line but popped something in his driveline before passing the tree. The next pair was Carlos Montano and the Pepe Loco MX-6 against Brad Personett and the Titan Mail Order Celica. The Celica was a no-show so Pepe got the pass.
Adam Saruwatari was back in NHRA competition after an absence of more than a year. He made the most of his opportunity blasting a 7.040 at 197 mph which easily covered Manny Cruz's 7.94 in his "new for 2005" 1990 Nissan Sentra. Ara Arslanian got the crowd pumped by dropping a 6.805 at 202 mph on Matt Scranton. Arslanian followed that up with a 6.92 run to defeat Saruwatari and line up a money match-up against Hartford.
In the Wally race there was some staging lane shenanigans going down. Arslanian moved in first and Hartford took his time getting into position. The result was a .086 to .295 starting-line advantage for Hartford who never looked back in a close duel. The Summit Racing Cavalier broke the beams first with a 6.990 while Arslanian came home with a 7.066.
The action was rapid-fire and the E-Town crew earned their pay for the week as the last pair of cars went through the traps at 7:21 p.m. against a 7:30 curfew. The speed-freaked gypsy troupe that is the NHRA Xplod series is staying in the Garden State as the next stop on the pilgrimage is nearby Atco Raceway.


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In third place was Alan Shearer, the England captain, while second spot went to last year's winner, George Weah. So the 2006 FIFA World Player could only be Ronaldo, the 20 year-old Brazilian whose goals for Barcelona in the demanding environment of the Spanish top flight and whose exploits for Brazil had made clearly the biggest impression on the 120 national team coaches voting for the sixth FIFA Player of the Year.
The choice was well received by the assembled celebrity guests in Belem and by millions watching on television in all continents. And, naturally, by Ronaldo himself, who confirmed to the 150 media representatives present that this was the greatest honour of his fledgling career. He was, after all, following in a tradition including such names as fellow Brazilian Romario, Roberto Baggio, Marco Van Basten, Lothar Matthäus and Weah.
Matthaus was on hand to be among the first to congratulate Ronaldo - and also to join the prolonged applause for George Weah, as the towering Liberian striker received the annual FIFA Fair Play Award for his selflessness in helping his country play its World Cup qualifying matches. Weah immediately handed over the 10,000 CHF cheque which formed part of his prize to a child from SOS Children's Villages, FIFA's adopted charity, on behalf of the SOS village in Liberia.
There was recognition, too, for the national associations of Ghana and USA, for their help to Liberia and Guatemala respectively in staging their FIFA World Cup qualifying matches. USA, led by team captain Carla Overbeck, also stepped up for the Fair Play Award for the Women's Olympic Tournament, while the men's award went to Argentina.
Ronaldo's national team coach, Mario Zagallo, joined CBF President Ricardo Teixeira to receive the Best Team of the Year Award, while the trophy for the team that had made the most progress in the FIFA/Coca-Cola Ranking in 1996 went to South Africa.


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A Craig MacTavish player has his head on a swivel, always aware of danger and possessing necessary discipline: it's about what you accomplish with the puck, and it's also about what you leave. Shawn Horcoff is the obvious example people mention in regard to MacT's mentoring for the Oilers, but I'd throw Fernando Pisani and the electric Ales Hemsky into the discussion too.
I can say that this is the first hire in quite some time at the pro level that makes sense emotionally and intellectually. Craig MacTavish has a fine brain, and when he speaks to the fans through the media I sense he believes he is talking to someone who can understand the salient and the subtle.
Craig MacTavish was an excellent teacher of the game to players, fans and media during his time as Oilers coach. His loyalty is clearly enormous–he suggested Shawn Horcoff for Team Canada–and he is a communicator of ideas and creative in his problem solving.
I don't know that I'm MacT's most vocal fan, didn't even know how famous he's become. This is an excellent hire. I'm going to have a beer, and then I'm having another one.
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If this law was not intended to be used, then why was it created, voted on, passed, and signed??? If nobody "intends" to use it, what good is it? And, may I remind anyone foolish enough to have forgotten, Soetoro/Obama has made a multitude of promises AND, as often as not, has BROKEN his promises while the words were still coming out of his mouth! And we BELIEVE him when he says he won't use it???! "Not I, said the little red hen"!
This is OFFICALLY SCARY!!!
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Probably a sizable dose of both, Kim.
Chronological snobbery or chronological hubris?
Precedents galore
History is replete with numerous, sorry examples of what happens when the state is given wide latitude in its exercise of power. It seems that this is the very thing our Founding Fathers fought against. But, as C. S. Lewis pointed out, our chronological snobbery is supposed to render us immune to folly; or so we think.


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A Florida Congressman said part of the new health care law is racist. U.S. Representative Ted Yoho (R-Gainesville) was talking about a 10 percent tax on tanning beds to help pay for the Affordable Care Act. Yoho said it's a racist tax because it targets people with light skin.
"I thought I might even get to a sun tanning booth twice so I can come out and say I've been disenfranchised, because I got taxed because of the color of my skin," said Yoho at a recent Town Hall event.
USF Africana Studies Chair Dr. Cheryl Rodriguez says race is not the issue.
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Robert Shanstrom is a tanning salon owner in Tampa. While he does not like the tax, he does not see how it is racist.
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The Lappins of San Francisco have let the holiday go to their heads: each year, they convene the Ancient Order of the Thanksgiving Turkey Hats. Todd and Nicole set up a table with some basic craft supplies, lay down a few ground rules (see the list below), and ask guests to design their own festive toppers. With participants ranging widely in age and craftiness, this tradition brings an element of wacky self-expression to the Lappins' gathering of family and friends.
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The end result wasn't what hockey fans north of the 49th parallel wanted to see - Canada losing the gold medal game to the United States at the world junior hockey championship.
But the drama that unfolded throughout the tournament was everything one could ask for.
Once again, the 33-year-old tournament didn't disappoint fans, offering everything from the expected to the unexpected. From the performance of Swiss netminder Benjamin Conz against the Russians to the dramatic shootout in the New Year's Day classic between Canada and the United States, the tournament had something for everyone to enjoy.
On the other hand, it could be argued that the World Juniors has some things to improve on.
Watching the more 'established' hockey nations score blowout victories over weaker (and soon to be relegated) teams has sparked some debate on whether the IIHF should pare down the number of participating clubs. There have also been arguments that it's a tournament that has, for the most part, 'belonged' to Canada on and off the ice.
So here was Dave's question to you: "What do you like most, or least, about the World Junior Championship?"
And here are the answers that Dave liked best:
''There's something wrong when Canada doesn't play Russia... or Sweden, or Finland, or the Czech Republic.'' - Jeff, Calgary
''I think the gold medal final should be a two-game, total-goals affair. That would bring even more excitement to the tournament.'' - Bruce, Mission, BC
''What I like most is watching the world's best play solely for their love of the game and their country, and not for a big paycheck... not yet, anyway.'' - Will, Montreal
''I find it distasteful when particular players are booed or taunted, as happened to USA goalie Jack Campbell. He's a 17-year-old kid! It's not necessary.'' - Mark, Ottawa
''We saw incredible hockey... fast, skilled, highly entertaining and incredibly... not a single fight!'' - Thomas, Toronto
Why would you want to change anything? The World Juniors is great as it is. Sure beats the NHL for excitement, dedication to the game of hockey and great for our kids and all of those involved. - Doug, Fergus, ON
The good games - like the gold medal game - are incredible. The bad games - 16-0 debacle over Latvia - are horrible. I wish there was more parity. - Dwight, Mount Uniacke, NS
Relegation teams like Latvia and Austria should be left out - they come all the way across the world just to be embarrassed. Condense the pools into two, with each pool featuring three of the most talented teams. - Adam, Saskatoon, SK
The best part is getting a chance to watch NHL-drafted players. We read and hear so much about these kids through the media but that is really just someone's opinion. In the World Juniors, you can watch and draw your own conclusions. - Jared, Guelph, ON
Watching Jordan Eberle consistently come up with bigger and better performances than his last. - Matt, Gravenhurst, ON
And Dave's Reply To All:
Well, for me, the best is obvious - games like New Year's Eve and Tuesday night - games you really can't see anywhere else. But - and get ready to hear this again at the Olympics - the world junior hockey championship includes too many teams that are not competitive.
Oh, you've heard that before?
So maybe you'll agree that the tournament needs fewer teams, or better teams - and I'm all for the latter idea - with a twist. Drop the two relegated teams and replace them with "B" teams from the gold and silver-medal-winning nations. How much better would next year's tournament in Buffalo be if there were teams labeled USA1 and USA2 and Canada1 and Canada2? The two extra teams would be capable of winning games, or even medals. More Canada-USA games would be great. A Canada-Canada game would be interesting. What I like least about the world junior is that it's not about to happen.


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For many, the day took on added significance as it coincided with the second inauguration of President Barack Obama.
"It's awesome that it coincides together," said Lou Berry, who brought her grandchildren to the museum. "And I grew up during the Civil Rights Movement. And just wanted them to be exposed to some of it."
"I think it's a good day for our country. Just to see how far we've come and it all began back here with Dr. Martin Luther King," said Kelly Kuhl, who came with her family.
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Susan Hodges is excited about the future of agriculture, which is why she chose it as her profession and is employed by a family-owned cattle and grain operation in Valleyford, Wash. In the meantime, Susan, 24, is counting the days until she can return to her family's farm, which produces several varieties of wheat and lentils.
"Right now there is not enough room for me to return to the family farm," Hodges says. "I'm waiting for the opportunity to buy or rent ground close to home. It is really important to keep the farm in my family."
Hodges is a classic example of today's young and beginning farmers. She recognizes the challenges involved in farming, such as farm transitions and acquiring land, but also knows those obstacles can be overcome.
USDA recently released a comprehensive report about new farmers and ranchers, which it defines as those who have managed an operation for 10 years or less. In 2011, out of the 2.1 million farms, 22% (or 455,868) were classified as beginning farms.
Overall, the number of beginning farmers has been on the decline for at least two decades. In 1982, 38% of principal farm operators had less than 10 years of experience. In 2007, the most-recent Census of Agriculture, that number comes in at 26%. During this same time period, the average age of U.S. principal farm operators has increased from 50 to 58.
Mary Ahearn, USDA agricultural economist, says the financial requirements of starting a farm operation is typically the biggest barrier for young producers. "The challenge of acquiring land in today's market has likely been exacerbated by the prolonged rise in farm real estate values," she says.
Around 30% of beginning farmers hold a four-year college degree, which is more than established producers. Also, slightly more beginning farmers are women, 12%, compared with established farmers, which is 10%.
The average size of beginning farms is 200 acres, which compares to 434 of established farms. Due to their smaller farm size, beginning farmers account for only 10% of the total value of U.S. agricultural production.
Only a small percentage of beginning farmers don't own any land, but the majority rent land. In general, beginning farmers are more likely to purchase land from a non-relative, while established producers tend to inherit or purchase land from relatives.
Yet, even with these obstacles, young farmers are finding ways to be profitable. Off-farm income for the primary operator and spouse can assist with living expenses and expansion options.
Also, Ahearn says, these farms tend to include livestock and beef cattle, compared with row crops and dairy. "Beginning farms are experiencing success in a variety of ways, and no one path to success is dominant as beginning farms seek to find their niche."
Securing land for rent or purchase is commonly cited as the toughest hurdle for beginning farmers. USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA) has several loans and funding options specifically for beginning and young farmers.
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The fifth annual Tomorrow's Top Producer program, a Farm Journal Media event, was held on Jan. 29 in Chicago, Ill. The one-day event introduces young and beginning farmers under the age of 35 to the business of farming. Speakers discuss vital topics such as marketing, succession planning, technology and more. This year's event hosted nearly 140 of the nation's brightest young producers. Prior to the event, around half of the attendees, which hailed from 14 states, completed a survey about their operations. The results track closely with the recent USDA beginning farmer report. Here's a snapshot of today's young farmer.
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