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2012 Donor Honor Roll
Blue and You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas
The Roy & Christine Sturgis Charitable & Educational Trust
Achieving the Dream
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
JM Associates, Inc.
Wal-Mart Foundation
Jackye and Curtis Finch, Jr.
Anonymous Donor
Bank of America Foundation
Ben E. Keith Company
Fred Darragh Foundation
Booboo and Gary Heathcott
North Little Rock Economic Development Corporation
Peabody Hotel
Roller Funeral Home.
SYSCO Food Services of Arkansas, LLC
The Philip R. Jonsson Foundation
Union Pacific Foundation
Argenta City Club, Inc.
Arkansas Beef Council
Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Society, Inc.
Bailey Properties, LLC
Debbie and John E. Barnes
Car Color Center
Caterpillar Foundation
Central Arkansas Planning and Development District
Department of Arkansas Heritage
Greg Thompson Fine Art
Kinco Constructors, LLC
Carol Langston
Ann C. and Stephen A. Leek
Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, PLLC
Ella and Charles C. Owen, Jr., M.D.
Red Door Gallery
Riggs Benevolent Fund
Hayden and Thomas J. Shurgar
Stella Boyle Smith Trust
The Tenenbaum Foundation
Beverly S. and John C. Thompson
US Foodservice
Walton Family Foundation
3M Industrial Minerals Products Division
Advantage Waypoint Marketing
Allegra Print & Imaging
Morie A. Althoff
Maribeth C. Anders
Arkansas Travelers Baseball
Arvest Bank
Baptist Health Medical Center- LR
Jill E. and Robert S. Bloom
Capital Hotel
Crain Management Group, LLC
Creekstone Farms Premium Beef, LLC
Crews & Associates
Janet and Dr. Glenn R. Davis
Food Giant
Sharon K. Heflin
Mike Horn
J.B. Hunt
Innerplan Office Interiors
Insalaco Tenenbaum Enterprises
Diane and Philip R. Jonsson
KTHV- Channel 11
Sandy and Steve Landers
Little Rock Advertising & Promotion Commission
S. Allen and Jonathan Loibner-Waitkus
Kenneth G. McRae IV
Terry Mercing
North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
Carolyn D. and Charles C. Owen
Andrew and Yvette Parker
Pulaski Technical College
Refrigeration & Electrical Supply Company
Rotary Club of Little Rock
Saline County Regional Waste Management Group
Pamela J. Smith
Snell Prosthetic and Orthotic Laboratory
St. Vincent Rehabilitation Hospital
Stanley Jewelers Gemologists, Inc.
Subway Development
Taggart Architects
Samantha and Chris Tanner
Television Broadcasters of Arkansas
Ya Ya's Bistro
Adams Produce of Little Rock
Anonymous Donor
Aramark Corporation
Arkansas Cardiology, P.A.
Arkansas Hospital Association Services
Arkansas Otolaryngology Center
Dr. Vondra O. Armstrong
Debra J. Baile and Jeff Jones
Baptist Health Medical Center/NLR
Lisa and Sam Baxter
Cindy and Terry Beck
Mary Bennett
Trish and Robert Birch
Phyllis Brown
Rick Burkett
Business World, USA
Renata and Tim Byler
CACI International, Inc
Jim Cargill
Carol & Witt Stephens Charitable Foundation
Rhonda S. Carroll
CDI Contractors LLC
Centennial Bank
Chenal Country Club
Dr. Pamela and Daniel Cicirello
Coleman Dairy
Beth and Mike Coulson
Dallas Cowboys
DeAnna and Cole Davis
Sherry and Jimmy Davis
Delta Dental of Arlamsas, Inc.
Dr. Margaret A. Ellibee and Susan L. Ball
Entergy Services
Cynthia Bernice Fletcher
First Arkansas Bank & Trust
Fox Ridge Luxury Senior Living of Little Rock
Friday, Eldredge and Clark LLP
Melinda and Dr. Gary Gaston
Gill Elrod Ragon Owen & Sherman, PA
Sheila Glasscock
Andrea and Gary Goodwin
Harry Hamlin
Denise and Mike Hammett
Linda and Rush Harding
Cindy and Bruce Harkey
Lydia R. Hart
Mrs. Carol and Dr. James K. Hendren
Robyn Horn
Lisa and Michael Hostetler
Jones & Son Fine Jewelry
Dr. Donald Kuonen
Cindy and Randy Lann
Brian Lawton
Bernice and Lyndell Lay
Little Rock Target
Lulav, LLC
Deb and Russell Mathis
Patrick Matthews
Vicki and Hal C. Matthews
Diane and Dr. Barry McVinney
Evelyn and David F. Menz
Shirley and Bill Miller
Yolanda F. and Dr. Robert B. Mitchell
Cindy and Charles Murphy
Oce' Copy Systems
Ortho Arkansas - Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Patricia and Robert Palmer
Lynn and Christopher Parker
Ruth and Michael O. Parker
Pine Bluff Country Club
Pioneer Distributing Co., Food Service Equipment & Supplies
Jim Porter
Professional Leasing Co., Inc.
Pulaski Technical College Arkansas Culinary School
Regions Bank
Teresa and Tom Russell and Chelsea
Carolyn Schumacher
Christy and Phillip Sherrill
Mary Anne Shope
Simply The Best Catering, Inc.
SMEI Arkansas
Staley, Inc.
Standard Business Systems
Rebecca Stone
William H. Sutton
Bernica C. Tackett
Taco Mama
Joyce E. and Johnny L. Taylor
The Gutierrez Group @ UBS
The Hatcher Agency
The Walbert Family
The Winthrop Rockefeller Institute
TME, Inc.
Ventura Foods, LLC
Vestcom Retail Solutions
Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market Store #5783
Wal-Mart Supercenter - Little Rock #5244
Joi and Bobby Whitfield
Whole Hog Cafe
Connie Wilkerson
Ann and Richard A. Williams
Williams & Anderson PLC
Larry T. Wilson
Windstream Communications
Winrock International
Nicole and Ronald Witherspoon
Patti and Jim Womble
Ginny and David Wood
Shana and Chad Young
Marilyn Michie Zornik and Peter Zornik
Airetech Corporation
Jan and Larry Alman
Anonymous Donor
Arkansas Collision Repair Association
Jane and Dr. Dan F. Bakke
Ballet Arkansas
Guy Bell
Benihana Japanese Steakhouse
M.J. Bennett
Marcia Bingham
Cantrell Gallery
David Carpenter
CARTI, Inc
Certified Laboratories
Chandler School of Interior Decorating
Cheers in the Heights
Essie Cleveland
Leslie and Brannon Cloer
Colonial Wines & Spirits
Commercial Building Maintenance Inc.
Complete Foodservice Solutions, Inc.
VL Cox
Susan Craig
Barry Crain
Brooke and Andrew J. Crawford
Tod Crites
Joe Davis
Virginia Davis
Alison S. and Dr. Michael L. DeLong
Dillard's Inc.
Lynda Englehart
Anita and Augusta Farver, Jr.
Follett Bookstore
Georgia Hollowell & Assoc.
Ivon and Peter D. Granaldi
Jon R. Harrison
April C. and Gregory D. Hearne
Wendy and Collins Hemingway
Melissa Hendricks
Henley's Wholesale Meats, Inc.
Amy Hill- Imler
Catherine and Ronald Hughes
Sandra Sue R. Jenkins
David J. Jones
Lavonne Juhl
Kevin J. Egan - Foley & Lardner, LLP
Krebs Brothers Restaurant Supply Company Inc
Kimberly Kwee and Mark Barnes
Little Rock Athletic Club
Sandy Longhorn
Austin M. Lovenstein
Magna IV Color Imaging, Inc.
Doris W. Mapes
Bryan Winfred Massey, Sr.
Callie Matthews
Camille and Herbert Matthews
Nabholz Construction Company
Chef Paul Novicky
Office Furniture Service
Thomas Pangburn
Eva and Dr. James Pappas
Larry Pennington
Don Phillips
Doris L. Pierce
Deborah Poe
MaryJane and Michael Rebick
Roland Foods
Sherman Williams Paint Co.
Kaye and Loyd Stanley
Stephens Investments, Inc.
Grace D. and John E. Steuri
The Heritage Company, Inc.
The Ottenheimer Foundation
Neva Beth Trafford
Angela Vanzandt
Wal-Mart- Bryant
Holly E. and David W. Warren
Troy R. Wells
Jack West
Robert P. Williams
Wittenberg, Delony, & Davidson, Inc.
Mildred and John Womack
Wood Painting Company, Inc.
Jane and John Yocum
Miranda Young
Advanced Aesthetics
Alden Merrell-Dianes & Rotella's Ital. Bakery
Janet and Sam Alley
Theresa Fitzhugh Allred
Leila Alston
Anonymous Donor
Arkansas Cable Telecommunications Assn.
Arkansas Pontiac Association
Arkansas Repertory Theatre
Arthur's Prime Steakhouse
B. Barnett, Inc.
Priscilla and Kim Backus
Big Orange
Elizabeth V. Blass
Blue Coast Burrito
Susan and Lee Bowman
Lisa and Darwin Buehler
Frances and Quenton Burge
Candlewood Suites
Linda M. Cavin
Chick-Fil-A East McCain
City of North Little Rock
Classic American Muscle and Streetrods Car Club, Inc.
Jamie and RC Coburn
Jennifer and Adam Compton
Susan and Donald J. Cook
Tracy E. Courage
Joan Courtney
Margaret and Ronald L. Dedman
Andrea and Matthew Devine
Diamante Country Club
Dr. Suzanne Yee - Cosmentic & Laser Surgery Center
Dyson Insurance Agency, Inc.
Edwin Watts Golf
Billie, Brian and Charlie Egli
Ben C. Ellibee
Equity Resource Group, Inc.
Karen and Jerold K. Fetzer
Claudia W. Forte
Jacquelyn Frigon, M.D.
Tracee Gentry
Granada Country Club
Grapevine Wines & Spirits
Barbara and Barry Graves
Amy and Chad Green
Green Cart Deli
Chris Gunn
Keisha and Blake Helm
Drue and Purnell Henderson
Brad Henry
Herzfeld Insurance Agency, Inc.
Hilton - Little Rock
Marsha Morgan Hines
Holiday Inn Presidential Conference Center
Ray Hoover
Deborah S. Huber
Nancy and Jim Hughes
Clint Jones
Rachel M. Kincannon
Kim and Brian Koch
Maggie and Ray Koone
Linda and Paul D. Leopoulos
Paula Long
Beata Lovelace
Leslie Lovenstein
Patricia C. and Joseph A. Luzzi
Rebecca Nelson
Cynthia L. Martin
Sharon and The Honorable Mark Martin
Elizabeth Mason
Stephen S. McCulley
Michael McMillan
Wayne Miller
Chris Olsen
Gayle and General (Rt) William Page
Robin and Bert Parker
Peabody Hotel--Memphis
Performance Food Group
Tom Perry
Tracy and Chris J. Peterson
Candace and Richard Pierce
Pinnacle Mortgage & Investment Inc.
Harriette E. and Guy D. Porterfield
Lekita M. Pounds
Trude and Bill Puckett
Toni Reavis
Paige and Bob Redd
Mary E. Ringgold
Shawn D. Rosbrough
The Honorable Mary Anne and Don Salmon
David Sargent
Ginny and Robert J. Shell
Sherwood Florist
Claudia B. and Stuart A. Smith
Mary Kate Snow
Connie and Ed Staley
Rebecca Sterling
Susan G. Komen, Arkansas Affiliate
Melba and John T. Suskie
Heike and Gary Talbert
Judith L. and Greg S. Taylor
The Blue Cake Company
The Hughes Agency
The Pantry
ThemClean Carwash
Annamary C. and Greg Thompson
Timex Corporation
Robert L. Trammel
Tw Telecom Inc
UALR Office of Development
Katrina C. Vaughan
W. Robert Atkins Insurance Agency
Charles West
Sandy West
Raymond Williams
Willy D's
Martin Wittig
Larry Yancey
Zaza, Inc.
Karen A. Adney
Alessi Keyes Construction
Sheryl D. Alexandar
Susan Altrui
American Data Network, LLC
Janyce and Steve Anderson
Michelle L. Anderson
Anne R. Trussell, MD PLLC
Anonymous Donor
Anonymous Donor
Anonymous Donor
Anonymous Donor
Anonymous Donor
ARCA Studios
Arkansas Arts Center
Arkansas Federal Credit Union
Arkansas Governor's Mansion
Sherry and Clark Atkins
Kevin Bailey
Kim and Troy Baker
Barbara Jean, Ltd.
Susan & Jeffrey Baskin
Sandra R. and Michael R. Beard
Bedford Camera & Video
Bene Vita
Jennifer and Daniel G. Beranek
BK Moulding
Bobbie M. and Jack Blackshear
Blue Bell Creameries, L.P.
Bosko Inc.
Botanica Gardens, Inc.
Sherry Bowman
Melanie M. Bradford
Joyce and Richard Brown
Stacey Lynn Brown
Browning's Mexican Grill
C. Brantley Buck
Scottie and Dick Burchett
Dr. Stanley C. Burns, MD
Lynn Burton
Dianne and James Butler
Cafe 42
Cafe 1217
Dr. David L. Caldwell
Cantina Laredo
Theresa Cates
CCI of Arkansas, Inc.
Ed Chess
Sarah J. Clements
Marilyn and Joseph M. Cole
Amanda Coleman
Courtyard by Marriott-Downtown Little Rock
Susan Santa Cruz
Angela Cummings
Kelly and Jerry Currence
Wendy and Kevin Davis
Aaron Dawson
Harrison M. and Janice C. Dean
Margaret and Richard Dearnley
W. Guy Delaney
Deborah J. and James O. Dennie Jr.
Shannon and Patrick Dennis
Dent Doctor
Amanda Doyle
Jill Dozier
Lisa Fisher
Tera L. and Bejamin A. Floyd
Rick Gammill
Caren Garner
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Gibbs
Julia Corinne Gilbreath
Diane and Gregory B. Graham
Karen Greenlee
Vonni and Donnie Gundolf
Robin Halbert-Petty
Hampton Inn & Suites Little Rock-Downtown
Patricia Harley
Ashley and Chris Haynes
KiKi and Gregory Heintz
Audrey Henry
Lynn L. and Orville Henry
Martha Henry
Stacey and Lance G. Hines
Rita and William R. Holmes
Pmaela J. and Dr. Sandford P. Hooper
Hot Dog Mike
Jan and Randal F. Hundley
Marcia K. Hutson
Jeanne and The Honorable Barry D. Hyde
Dee Irvin
Isle of Capri Casino
Sue and Lynn Jenkins
Barbara and Stephen Jones
Deborah and Joe Kirby
Carolyn and Glenn Knight
Sunny and Brad Krowski
Patricia and J. Flloyd Kyser
Dr. Frank Latimer
Amy and Stephen Lasseigne
Donna and C. Bruce Lawrence
Nadine M. Ledet
Leslie and Mark Lee
Caroline C. Lewis
Gloria L. Maddox-Powell
Ronald Maxwell
Sherrye McBryde
McClelland Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Judy McGrath
Elva and Michael Milligan
Nancy and Jim Montgomery
Brendan K. Moore
Pinkie and Derek Moore
Gerri and Reese Much
Museum of Discovery
Mohamed Nawaz
Edward Nelson
SuzAnnah and Edward A. Nelson
Cindy and Howard Nesmith
John F. Oconnell
Shayna and Jeremiah Oltmans
Sara M. and Jon Osborne
Deborah J. and Eddie G. Pannell
Pleasant Valley Liquors
Olivia Powers
Jayne Pyle
Bryan Quinn
Radiology Consultants of Little Rock
Kathy and John Ransom
Nita and Eugene Rathfon
Risa Ratliff
Cheryl L. Reinhart
Sally and Keith Riggs
Roberson & Associates Insurance
Gary Russ
Larry Russell
Martha Jo and Raymond L. Shilling
Simmons First National Bank
Natalie and David Sims
Elizabeth S. and Thomas J. Small
Roger W. Smith
Tara and Scott Smith
Snack Vending Co.
Barbara and Mike Sneed
Starving Artist Cafe
Roger Steging
Suzanne and Robert S. Sweeten
T and H Custom Designs
Catherine and Douglas Tapp
Valerie and Frank Tarantino
The Country Club of Arkansas
The Showroom
The Yella Dog Press
Kenneth Thrasher
Unilever-Skippy Peanut Butter
Welsco, Inc.
Bill White
White County Medical Center
Wild River Country
Rick Wilfong
Steve Williams
Debbie and David Wilson
Rev. Gary Winkler
Wyndham Riverfront
Bill Wyngaard.
Yancy's Wines & Spirits
Yellow Sub, Inc.
Anonymous Donor
Arkansas Scholastic Press Association
Beautiful U Aesthetics
Derek Belcher
Rebecca A. and H. Kennth Bennett
Barbara B. Dougherty and Ruth B. Benzie
Bravo! Cucina Italiana
Grace A. Breshears
Sandra J. Brown
Stephania and John E. Brown
Donna and Dr. Richard Burnett
G.Evan Burnett
Casa Manana - West
Catering To You
Yavonda and Matthew Chase
Ciao Baci
City of Sherwood-The Greens at N. Hills
Susan L. Claridge
Brandi Coleman
Charles T. Coleman
Dr. Susan Conley
Corky's Ribs and Barbeque
Hope Coulter
Kerri Daniels
Democratic Party of Arkansas
Jerome G. Die
Janet Donnangelo
Cindy and Sean Donohoe
Corinne F. Dorsey
Dr. Mary Jane Dove
Edward L. Drangle
Carol and Wayne Dyer
Kathryn E. Evans
Joanna L. Ewing
Faux Pas
Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Franklin
Margaret Freeman
Gail's Therapeutic Massage
Donnie D. Gaines
Their Honors Rita and Wayne A. Gruber
Jeane and James K. Hamilton
Laine Harber
Laine Harber
Sherlyn K. Harris
Heights Fine Wine and Spirits
Todd Herman
Gwen B. and Pastor Gary L. Hollingsworth
Julie A. Holt
Beth and Gary Houston
Jack Jackson
James Hayes Art Glass Company
Jimmy's Serious Sandwiches
Beth Lambert & Woozel
Lisa Lamoureux
Las Palmas Restaurant Group
Cathy and Mark Lay
Jina Lewallen
Little Rock Zoo
Looney Bin Comedy Club
Terri and Keith Lothery
Sara Maccree
Angie Macri
Mary R. Masching
Janell and Clark Mason
Dr. Moluwa Matute
Patty A. McCormack
Barbara Middleton
Rachel M. Miller
Angela Moody
Cynthia J. and John P. Neumeier
Noah Noble
Janet Nydegger
Logan M. Oliver
Frank A. Opitz
Cathy and Steve Owen
Panera Bread Bakery and Cafe
Matthew Parchman
Chrystal M. Paul
Linda and Dr. Charles E. Pearce
Zachary Perrine
Capi and Brent Petereson
Pat Pierce
Jason Poole
Travis Reiners
Leesa Renshaw
Taren L. Robinson
Roll & Tumble Press
Joann and Ralph Sims
Malcolm Smith
Mary Ann Stafford
Tricia Stapler
Celia and James Storey
Jean Swillum
Brian M. Taylor
The House
Two Sisters Catering
Ugly Mug Coffee
Elivia A. Wafford
Paula Watson
Wildwood Park for the Arts
Marcy and Robert J. Williams
Rebel and Mark Wilson
Darryl Wiltshire
Debbie and Robert Wolf
Emily Wood
Harvey L. Young
Kathryn Young
Ruth and Kenneth Zellmer
Nova Adamson
Felicia Allen
Anonymous Donor
Anonymous Donor
Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum
Mike Bamburg
Amy Bell
Melody Berning
Best Impressions
Big Whiskey's
Bobby Blount
Rebecca L. Boswell
Joey D. Bowman
Box Turtle
Brenda Bradley
Lisa Marie H. Brown
Buffalo Grill
Bullard's Liquor Store
Canon Grill
Tena Carrigan
Cheree Carter
Ciao's Italian Restaurant
Cici's Pizza
Anna and Dr. Stephen A. Clift
Andrea and Bruce Cohen
Cheri Courtright
Teri Cox
Nina S. and Adam L. Culpepper
Cupcakes on Kavanaugh
Mary K. Davis
Kimberly and Oscar DeLong
Robert Dixon
Dugan's Pub
Nicki and Joe Feldman
Ann Fellinger
Serena Figueroa
Keesha Foster-Johnson
Mary Gall
Antonio Garcia
Radeanna and Andy Garcia
Garvin Woodland Gardens
Lisa and Robbie Gibson
William T. Ginocchio
Ruth Ann Goff
Gina Hall
Julia and Ryan Hamra
Leslie M. Hansberry
Peggy S. Hickman
Patrica and Steve Hotle
Clarence Imler
Jennifer and Jeff Ingram
James F. Irving
Christie J. and Joe E. Ison
Alvin B. Jamison
Jacqueline and Brian Johnson
Dr. Michael Julian
Junaita's Cafe & Bar
Margeret Kelley
Kroger - Indian Hills
Lindsay Ratliff Kullenberg
Kimberly Kwee
Larry Larken
Lemongrass Aisian Bistro
Blake Lensing
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Chris Massingill
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Sheila and Mike Mehaffy
Paula J. Miles
Marilyn Miller
Michelle and Michael Mills
Deen and Larry Minton
Anna Mitchell
Jennifer Moe
Cheryl Moody
Kareem Moody
Jean and Doyle Mross
Old Mill Bread and Flour Company
Mary Olm
Ashley and Jordan O'Roark
Kelly and Larry Owens
Ed Penick, Sr.
Steve Peyton
Beverly Pierce
Pizza Cafe
Shawn Poindexter
Mike Pridmore
Lydia and Aaron Pritchett
Professor Bowl
Ben Rains
Betty Raper
Elizabeth Reves
Martha and Randall Robertson
Harlain and Clayton Ruff
Jamie Ryan
Bruce Schulte
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Cindy and Keith Slaten
Kayla Smith
Nicolette Smith
Rennee Jeffery Smith
Heather M. Solano
Lindy Spaulding
Sticky Fingerz Chicken Shack
Donette Stump
Loria Taylor
Van Taylor
Taziki's Greek Fare
Louise Terzia
The Purple Cow Restaurants
Shelly Tomlinson
Marty and Werner Trieschmann
Kristi Tucker
Donna Uptigrove
Stephanie and John R. Vanderslice
Carlos and Norma Vowell
Kristen and Chad W. Wagner
Lloyd Webre
Shannon Webre
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Shannon Wilcox
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WILLIAM McREYNOLDS
On December 17, 1989, the body of William (Bill) T. McReynolds was discovered in his one bedroom apartment at 230 NE 28th, #203 by Mark Rantovich. There was no sign of forced entry into the apartment and Mr Rantovich entered using a key previously supplied to him by Mr. McReynolds. Mr. McReynolds, a 74-year-old retired clergyman, was laying in his bed, bound, and had been stabbed to death when he was found. Investigators later determined that an ATM card and jewelry were missing from the apartment.
Acting on records from Mr. McReynolds' bank regarding the use of his ATM card, investigators contacted a subject who used his ATM card at 24th and Burnside on December 16, 1989. This person described two white males who had used a card just prior to him and again just after his use. One of these white males matched the description of Mr, Rantovich. The clothing description of this white male also matched the clothing that Mr, Rantovich told investigators he was wearing that night. Mr Rantovich became a person of interest in this homicide.
Mark Steven Rantovich is a white male born August 4, 1963 and is 6', 160 lbs. He told investigators that he had no employment, was on probation at the time and that he survived by committing sexual acts for money. In January 2004, Mr. Rantovich died in Salt Lake City, Utah. Investigators would like to talk to any acquaintances of Mr. Rantovich about any statements he may have made about any incidents in Portland, any conversation about "Bill" or any conversations regarding the death of any of Mr. Rantovich's acquaintances.
If you have any information about Mr. Rantovich or about the death of William (Bill) McReynolds, you are encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers at 503-823-HELP (4357).

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Minneapolis, MN (KWSN) - It turns out the Timberwolves are hiring a former Skyforce head coach after all. After a two week long flirtation with Dave Joerger that turned out to be a dead end, the Timberwolves announced today that Flip Saunders will step in for another term as head coach.
Timberwolves owner Glenn Taylor cited Saunders' familiarity with the current roster and organization as one of the major reasons why Saunders is returning. Taylor also said that timing also played a factor with the NBA Draft quickly approaching
Saunders coached the Skyforce from 1994-95 leading the team to a record of 34-22 and an apperance in the 1995 CBA Playoffs, he then left Sioux Falls to take over as General Manager of the Timberwolves in 1995 before being promoted to head coach later that year. During his time with Minnesota he guided the team to its first playoff birth in 1997 and the Western Conference Finals in 2004.
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(WMC-TV) - A convenience store chain is now asking for identification before you can buy energy drinks. What makes this even more interesting: there is no law regulating who can purchase the drinks. The chain is now defending its stance.
Jason Anderson works two jobs. Being active for more than 12 hours a day, he says he needs an extra boost from time to time.
"They do the job, keeps me going," he said. Jason prefers the energy shots as opposed to anything in a can.
"I switched from the red bull drink over to the five hour energy cause I was told it's got more vitamins," he explained.
He's right. The energy shots do have more vitamins, but sometimes, its too much.
For example, an entire 30 millimeter bottle of MiO energy contains 120 percent of the daily value for vitamins B6 and B12. Other shots contain much higher percentages.
That concerns some doctors.
"You could end up with toxicity from B vitamins. Numbness, tingling, and neurological disorders," said Dr. Louis Krenn. "One little shot can have as much caffeine in them as a large cup of coffee and most people don't stop there."
Tuesday, Jason did not stop there.
As an adult, he made the decision to buy two energy shots.
But at Casey's General Store chains, minors cannot even buy one energy shot.
"It just doesn't feel right. We consider ourselves a family friendly retailer," said Brian Johnson, Casey's General Stores.
The Missouri Attorney General's Office confirms there is no legal age limit on the purchase of energy drinks. Still, if you want to buy an energy shot at Casey's, the chain does require you to be 18 years old or older.
"Below the age of 18 basically sometimes they don't make the best decisions, it's not the fact that one shot has more caffeine than a cup of coffee, it's the fact they could buy five of them and make a very concentrated drink and drink it all at once," said Johnson.
Casey's General Stores I.D. for only a select few energy drinks, not all of them.
"It's just one of those things, it doesn't feel right to sell to kids, so we made the decision not to do it," added Johnson.
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Illinois' unemployment rate fell to 7.1% in June, and construction and financial services led the way on new hiring.
The bad news, though, is Illinois factory jobs continued to disappear -- another 1,500 lost last month and 11,500 in the last year.
It's a big reason unemployment in Illinois remains above the national average.
Superior Truss & Panel -- with 50 workers and $9.5 million in sales -- will move this fall from Markham to Gary, Indiana. The company is planning to expand to 75 workers.
Owner Bryce Welty, like other manufacturers who've left Illinois, said he'll save about $200,000 a year on property taxes and workers compensation insurance. He grew up in the South Suburbs and compares the move to a divorce.
"It's like any relationship, you know, if you don't get treated the way you think you should feel, you're gonna get out of that relationship," said Welty.
But it's a different story at Sterling Lumber, a south suburban company that rejected Indiana.
"Finances are only part of the issue to move. And that's temporary. Who knows when the political climate will change," said Carter Sterling, CEO of Sterling Lumber.
He praised the Illinois Department of Transportation for helping build a rail spur from his new facility to the CN railroad's main freight line.
The Sterling Family's factory produces planks used by oil and gas drillers, and others, to build roads quickly in areas that are otherwise inaccessible. The family looked at moving to Indiana, where they already had a satellite plant employing 15.
However, they said Hoosier officials kept steering them to sites that didn't work for their company. In the end, Sterling shut down its Indiana plant, moving everyone to South Suburban Phoenix. Illinois gave Sterling an incentive tax credit worth an estimated $1.12 million and helped the company borrow another $10 million through an industrial revenue bond. The company's grown from 170 workers last year to 225 now, with 10 new hires this week.
"We're from Illinois. We want to stay in Illinois. We want to see Illinois prosper," John Sterling said.
The June figure was down from 7.5 percent in May, and while Illinois' unemployment rate remains higher than most other states, it has now fallen almost a full percentage point in the past two months.
The monthly employment report that the department released Thursday pointed out that construction employment increased across the state by 3,500 jobs, but manufacturing jobs in the state continued to decline. Illinois lost a net 1,500 manufacturing jobs in June.
In all, the state added 6,000 jobs for the month.
The federal government said earlier this month that the national unemployment rate fell to 6.1 percent in June.
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The eagle has landed. An eagle that was shot in Rhode Island and discovered in the Johnston Central Landfill has made it safely to its new temporary home; the Raptor Trust in New Jersey.
Eleanor, the 2-year-old bald eagle, has been making a slow recovery under the care of the Wildlife Rehabilitators Association of Rhode Island but the group decided that the bird would be better off under the care of the Raptor Trust which specializes in rehabilitation wild birds. The eagle suffered from several pellet gun shot wounds in the head and body.
Eleanor was the first eagle cared for by the Wildlife Rehabilitators Association of Rhode Island. Veterinarians with the center said they are hopeful that if Eleanor is around other eagles at the Raptor Trust, she will begin to eat on her own again.
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This stop action movie about a Teddy bear meeting a little baby boy was made by a Minneapolis couple. I'm a bit of a softie, but I LOVED it.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Tech fans, friends and followers can now browse through the 2012 digital guides for Golden Eagle football, volleyball and soccer, with the cross country/track & field guide coming next week. The digital guides are available for browsing online, or can be downloaded for fans to print their own copies.
Each of the guides may be viewed or downloaded via links posted on the right sidebar of the TTUsports.com football, volleyball or soccer home pages.


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Our vibrant and active parent community helps to create a warm, cooperative atmosphere and sets a positive role model for our students. Parents volunteer a minimum of 10 hours per year in many roles, including committee work, classroom support, grounds and maintenance, and technical support.
Throughout the year, activities for parents and the whole family keep everyone informed and involved.
- Parent Education nights are offered several times a year, covering various topics related to the Montessori philosophy, classroom materials, and parenting.
- Parent Observations and Parent-Teacher conferences help to foster a strong bond between home and school.
- Family Event activities are planned throughout the year to provide opportunities for families to get together outside of school time. Past activities include hayrides, family dances, bowling parties, Parent's Night Out (with corresponding pizza-pajama party for the children), and an ice cream social.
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Worship at 9 and 11 a.m., with coffee hour following services.
Religious Education classes available for babies - 12th grade during services.
September 21, 9 & 11 a.m.
"Know Justice, Know Peace"
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What does our Unitarian Universalist faith tell us about the relationship between justice and peace? What are our most ethical and faithful responses to practices of injustice in our communities, our nation, and our world? Let us reflect upon the ways in which our desire for peace can inspire our community-justice practices.
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The Sunday Morning Forum offers members and friends an opportunity to discuss a broad range of contemporary issues and explore their ethical and religious dimensions. We meet at 10:10 a.m. in the Chalice House.
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It can be tricky to handle the dough, but the results are more than worth it. It can help to recool the dough after it's rolled out between the layers, before handling it again. And I like to make the recipe a bit larger, giving me plenty of dough to work with.
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Additionally, when I left SciForums (okay, not "left" but cut back on) a little over two years ago, I was massively overweight. I came in just under 300lbs. My relationship with Rick was on the rocks and then I got fired from my District HR job at Kohl's. Everything fell apart in just a few months. But since then, I hired a trainer, lost a ton of weight (I weigh 185), I run marathons, I'm going to Europe in the summer to run some races, my relationship is in the best spot its ever been and I have a job that I love. It's not so much that being online hurt those things, but that all of the time-investment I was making elsewhere pretty much cut out Sciforums.
Additionally, I am a contributor to Quora and I write a TON of stuff for them. You can find my profile here: http://www.quora.com/Dan-Holliday
Hey Spidey.
Well, I do come back about once a month to check it out. I'm kind of busy. I started finishing my degree in CS about 2.5 years ago and I'm getting near the end. It's been insanely difficult. I'm almost 40 and the fact that I never got a degree really was a self-esteem destroyer. Now that I'm getting it done, I realize that perhaps some of that concern was misplaced on account of (a) the fact that I'm in a very good career where it won't be needed and (b) the cost of this degree is pretty substantial (even if my employer compensates me for much of it). Either way, I assume it will feel pretty good to have it finished. But the time investment is massive. I mean, I have zero free time.
spidergoat---"It only seems contradictory because we live in an environment of illusion. I'm willing to address what's appropriate within that environment because we have no choice but to interact with other people who buy into it, even if it's false."
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I know. What do you think?
Spidergoat, don't forget to read Dmitry Orlov's blog post for this week.
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Like Scifes said Dude you avatar is unquestionably freaky, it makes me want to HURL UP. You should change it
Your last picture was disturbing but this little girl! Someone call the exorcist!!
Who the hell came up with THAT! How do you stand to look at it?
An I am afraid to ask. Where the Hell did YOU find HER at!!! I will avoid the site.
i really don't want to look at it but i just can't stop looking and absorbing how unnaturally scary all its details are..
dude your avatar is unreasonably freaky, it makes me want to puke. you should change it :(
Some advice pls - http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?p=2937520#post2937520
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Vilma was extremely helpful during the entire process, from helping me find a home all the way through closing. I would highly recommend her if you are looking to purchase a home.
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Bought a Single Family home in 2014 for approximately $175K in North Augusta, SC.
Vilma made us feel like we were family and genuinely cared about our desires for a house and didn't try to push houses on us that were out of our price range. She is an excellent negotiator and if a house had somethig sketchy about it, she would tell you right away why a house wouldn't be a smart purchase. She works long hours and replies to emails very quickly and has an excellent assistant if she isn't available. (Simone!) I've never met such a hard worker. I would recommend her to anyone who wanted to buy a house... I have two other friends who have used her and have the same high feelings about her.
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Bought a Single Family home in 2014 for approximately $125K in Martinez, GA.
Vilma was absolutely incredible. I purchased my first home with her, and couldn't have been more fortunate in choosing a realtor. She was hardworking, knowledgable, sensitive to my needs, patient with my search for the perfect house and flexible with my schedule. Vilma was highly communicative and had new suggestions for me every week. Once I found my home, she helped me navigate the purchase process flawlessly. I trust her completely, and would recommend her to everybody in Augusta if I could. It would be a disservice to yourself to go with anybody else.
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02/11/2014 - DaynaRomineFortenberry
Bought a Single Family home in 2014 for approximately $100K in Augusta, GA.
Vilma and Simone went above and beyond to help me find the perfect home. I'm recently widowed and had NO knowledge of how to even begin looking for a home. There were things that they would point out in homes that I had not even considered to be issue. They did everything for me including finding a trustworthy inspector! They are very trustworthy and honest... this made my transition into a new life SMOOTH SAILING!
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01/13/2014 - my businessacct
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Vilma did an awesome job in assisting me in finding a builder I can trust and in the process of buying my very first home. She is truly a realtor you can trust that will tell you the TRUTH in every situation. She made me feel that it was more important to her for her client to be pleased with their new home more so then the commission she would make... in others words, I do not believe she was driven by money in her guidance and assistance with me. That is the kind of realtor anyone should want, someone who would have your best interest at heart. I would like to thank Vilma for all her assistance and support during this long process, I could not have done it without her.
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11/19/2013 - user3185091
Bought a home in 2013.
If you or anyone of yours decides to Purchase a property, then Vilma Colon-Oliver and her team are the best to represent you or help you realize your dreams. They are the experts and the best people to rely on to purchase your home.
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I was lucky to experience my first home purchase with Vilma. She helped me to buy my house in August 2013. I am very satisfied with her service. Vilma is an knowledgeable and positive agent. She will be there whenever you need her. I definitely recommend Vilma.
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Vilma is an excellent real estate agent that cares about your needs and wants and your budget rather than trying to get you into the first house a realtor takes you to. You feel like you're working with a friend. very professional when it comes to emails to you or the seller and loan officer. always remained professional even it was to fight for you to get the builder to fix things on the house. would recommend her to anyone, and my wife and I worked with about five different real estate agents before we worked with vilma
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07/15/2012 - user591254
Sold a home in 2012.
Great customer service!!! I purchased my home in GA from WA state, which means I had to rely on Vilma's candid input, as a result I am happy with the home I purchased. The home was just as she told me it was. Thanks Vilma!
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Vilma was fabulous the whole way, from helping to steer me to the right house to helping with all the negotiations to helping me with all the details of moving to a new area.
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The secretive business havens of Cyprus and the Cayman Islands face a potent rival: Cheyenne, Wyoming. At a single address in this sleepy city of 60,000 people, more than 2,000 companies are registered. The building, 2710 Thomes Avenue, isn't a shimmering skyscraper filled with A-list corporations. It's a 1,700-square-foot brick house with a manicured lawn, a few blocks from the State Capitol.[more inside]
[E]ven if you are unemployed you still receive a base amount of [vacation money] from the government, the reasoning being that if you can't go on vacation, you'll get depressed and despondent and you'll never get a job.After a year and a half of living in the Netherlands, American writer Russell Shorto compares the Dutch "welfare state" to the tax, health care and social security systems of the United States.
But does the cartoon image of [the Dutch system] — encapsulated in the dread slur "socialism," which is being lobbed in American political circles like a bomb — match reality? Is there, maybe, a significant upside that is worth exploring? [...] I think it's worth pondering how the best bits might fit.
"This, then, is our answer. We have no words to waste on you. When you reach out your vaunted strong hands for our palaces and purpled ease, we will show you what strength is. In roar of shell and shrapnel and in whine of machine-guns will our answer be couched. We will grind you revolutionists down under our heel, and we shall walk upon your faces. The world is ours, we are its lords, and ours it shall remain. As for the host of labor, it has been in the dirt since history began, and I read history aright. And in the dirt it shall remain so long as I and mine and those that come after us have the power. There is the word. It is the king of words--Power. Not God, not Mammon, but Power. Pour it over your tongue till it tingles with it. Power."


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After the first step inside the front door, the poignant scent of cumin and meat overwhelms the senses. Sarah Carpenter, Junior, attempts to pull the braised venison out of her crockpot with a wooden spoon and plastic tongs. She twists... 8-tips-for-making-the-most-of-your-meals-at-emu/" class="read-more">Read More ›
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Love them or hate them, we are a personality-test literate generation. Meyers-Briggs and the Enneagram are two of the most common and acclaimed personality systems, but a 0.26 second Google search can tap you into thousands of classifications according to... 8/the-personality-tests-campus-profile/" class="read-more">Read More ›
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The Vol Court 2014 Speaker Series kicks off on September 23. Vol Court is a five-week entrepreneurial speaker series that culminates in a pitch competition where attendees put what they've learned into practice by presenting their business ideas to a panel of successful entrepreneurs for a chance to win $1,000 in cash, office space in the UTRF Business Incubator and various professional services.
Vol Court meets every Tuesday beginning September 23 from 5:15 – 6:15 p.m. in Stokely Management Center, room G2. This series (including the pitch competition) is open to students, faculty, staff and members of the community. Vol Court is a terrific way to explore key aspects of starting a business, network with other like-minded individuals and pitch your idea for cash prizes and professional services.
There is no cost to attend this series, and refreshments will be served. For planning purposes, we ask that you confirm your attendance in advance by registering here.
Vol Court 2014 Speaker Series Schedule:
23-Sep What's it Like to be an Entrepreneur and Idea Validation
- Challenges of being an entrepreneur
- Value Proposition
- Validation of the Value Proposition
- Customer Segments and Relationships
- The Pivot
9/30/14 Setting up the business/Business Model
- Distribution Channels
- Core Competences
- Partners
- Key Resources
- Cost Structure
- Revenue Streams
10/7/14 Funding the Business
- Stages of Funding and Sources
- Personal Investment
- Bank
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10/14/14 Determining the Legal Structure of Your Business
- Different Types of Structure
- Tax and Liability Implications of Each
- Process for Setting Up (Federal, State and Local)
- Resources
10/21/14 Pitching the Business
- Importance of the Pitch
- Elements that Should Be Addressed
- How to Develop It
Materials: Vol Court 2014 Speaker Series Syllabus
The business model canvas will be the basis of the classes and the competition. As we get closer to starting the series, more information on the sessions will be found at: www.facebook.com/AndersonCEI
View videos and documents of past sessions here: Vol Court Archive & Video Resources
Many thanks to UT Federal Credit Union, UT Research Foundation, Pershing Yoakley and Associates, Morehous Legal Group, and Launch TN for sponsoring Vol Court!
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Police: Woman shoplifted from three stores in two daysJune 19,2014Police say woman stole from 3 stores
BENNINGTON A local woman is facing three misdemeanor charges of petty larceny after police said she stole items from three local stores in two days in May.
Jennifer A. Brandmeyer, 25, of Bennington, pleaded innocent to the charges in Bennington criminal court Monday and was released without bail.
The charges against Brandmeyer were based on two affidavits, both written by Officer Keith Diotte of the Bennington Police Department.
In one, Diotte said he was dispatched May 26 to Cumberland Farms on Northside Drive in Bennington.
Based on information provided by a clerk at the store and his viewing of surveillance video later, Diotte said he believed Brandmeyer stole a 12-pack of beer.
In the second affidavit, Diotte said he was dispatched May 27 to Payless Shoe Store in Bennington Square shopping center in Bennington. A clerk at the store said she saw Brandmeyer take shoes and leave without paying for them.
Diotte said police later learned Brandmeyer had taken sunglasses and said the total amount of merchandise taken from Payless was a little more than $50.
When police arrested Brandmeyer, she also had items from JCPenney, which is in the same shopping center as Payless. The items from JCPenneys totaled about $380 according to the affidavit.MORE IN This Just InAn alleged fight outside a bar between Red Sox and Yankees fans has led to the suspension of two... Full StoryTractor show set Full StoryInmate arraigned Full Story
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Equal opportunity through the expression of individual liberties.
My idea is that we create a society not where everyone is equal, but one where everyone is free to pursue their passions and make a living for themselves regardless of what their parents were and how they have failed in the past.
Here are some basic requirements of my meritocracy:
*A fluid financial markets for people of all financial statuses to have the capital necessary to move up
*A fair education system that allows anyone from any social status to gain the skills necessary to succeed
*For people's basic needs (food, water, clothing, shelter) to be guaranteed so that people do not have to seek employment just to feed themselves thus giving them a certain leverage over their employer.
These requirements are idealistic at best, but that's why I posted this talk
I want to hear everyone's opinion on a) how we might start to go about any of the four requirements above and b) to hopefully share other requirements that I have not thought of yet
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Jun 2 2012: I think when we talk about equality we generally mean equal treatment under the law, equal rights etc.
Not talking about people having equal capability, drive, resources from family.
Good to promote equal opportunity and try keep society somewhat balanced not all the power and wealth in the hands of one or a few people, families (monarchy should go), companies etc. But we recognise some people are born in better circumstances than others.
I'm okay with the productive sector making money, generating jobs, but there need to be limits to prevent monopolies, and dangerous concentration of wealth, dangerous working conditions etc. The rich should contribute a higher % of tax, but not punitive.
In my ideal world tax rates depend on wealth (net assets) not just income.
Agree about trying to make education fair.
Agree with a safety net if a country can afford it, but not too cushy and not too tight as to try avoid an underclass.
Jun 2 2012: I can;t help but state that the limits you suggest are unecessary in a truly economically free state, my belief being that dangerous concentrations of wealth and monopolies are symptoms of a government's interference.
What I want to point out, however, is your neglecting individual liberty by advising that his society tax and implement a safety net with the state's help. The state being involved in commercial affairs necessarily means denying an individual his liberty. But reading the idea again makes me doubt that liberty was the goal of his utopia...because it's equal opportunity THROUGH individual liberty...and all of the requirements requiire that there isn't any.
Jun 2 2012: Unfortunately completely free markets don't work.
Greed rules. Poor environmental outcomes. Worker exploitation back to the workshops of the Victorian England or Apple and Nike in China today.
I prefer a mixed approach.
The poor deserve some protection from the elite rich.
Funny how the US with relatively freer markets than many other places has a horrendous concentration of wealth. Disgusting so many homeless in the richest country in the world.
With liberty comes an equal measure of responsibility. I believe the rich should pay their fair share.
I think it is about balance. Taking the sharp edges off rampant capitalism, but not getting more involved than necessary. I'm okay with reasonable redistribution of wealth.
We probably prefer to draw the line at a different point.
I note that low paid people pay a higher tax rate than those than earn many times more via investments in the US. It is nearly criminal. Why tax the poor a higher rate than the rich?
I'm okay with death taxes too. Say a sliding scale up to 10% starting at about US 10 Million.
Quality state paid education. Quality health care etc. Roads. Infrastructure. Get the basics right to benefit all. And tax as little as possible but make it progressive for income and wealth. I'm not talking about state run enterprises etc as per China.
You realise wealth grows exponentially. Every generation it increases until 1% has 99% of the assets.
I'd rather see less get taken from the 70 to 99% who create jobs and wealth than the 1% playing many games.
If you think the US system is working okay or the Russian oligarchs, then we have a difference of opinion.
No issue with a variety of views.
Jun 2 2012: I don't think it's proven yet whether or not free markets will work in this era, since a mixed economy, what we have now, is an economy bought by corporations;competition forced out with nonsense regulations and the Federal Reserve investing first in the businesses, banks or firms of their buddies with newly minted money. There is too much political pull in the history of countries that started out with free-er markets for anyone to say conclusively that they do not work. Because we chose not to substantiate our claims, I'll leave this thread with another "view": The reason the thieves up top have so much of our wealth is because free markets created more for them to thieve.
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Audacious students throughout every grade level took part in the Youth Action Commission's latest endeavor—the Amazing Race—as part of the minimum day festivities Wednesday, Oct. 9 at the Hammon Senior Center.
Nearly 50 competitors, each ranging from a second-grade Apricot Valley champion to rambunctious Patterson High School seniors, took to the field in the hopes of winning various Halloween items from the prize-winning stash after completing a series of challenges.
Just like the hit CBS TV reality show, The Amazing Race, competitors were forced to reckon with a variety of challenges in order to navigate their way through a series of clues, including a taste and agility test.
Recreation specialist Kristen Skopec of the Patterson Teen Center said this was their second attempt to bring the Amazing Race to the younger crowd, with the first beginning earlier this year in March in collaboration with the Center for Human Services. This time around, Skopec added a festive ambiance to the competition by promoting Halloween flair.
Several of the stations included eating jalapenos, performing Michael Jackson's Thriller dance moves and creating a jack-o-lantern out of orange balloons.
"When we do events like this, it can get crazy behind the scenes," said Skopec. "But, it's great to see the kids' faces."
Students partnered in pairs and quickly lined up by T.N.T Production's local DJ Rob Pacheco by 2 p.m. in the parking lot of the local senior center. Racing bibs were handed out, as well as posters for each pair to write their teams name on.
The entire competition was held in Tilton Park, just behind the Hammon Senior Center, which gave children the chance to run amuck without being struck by oncoming traffic.
"We like to keep the kids local," said Skopec. "We wanted to make sure they were having a good time in a safe, controlled environment."
To garner support for the event, YAC ventured into neighboring schools within the district throughout the week to achieve their objective, and found more than their fair share of support for the activities.
"It was worth it," said volunteer Yvania Perez, 14, of Patterson High School. Perez manned the first station, which encouraged kids to eat jalapenos before advancing to the next booth. "I'm just sad that the time was so short. It was a lot of fun."
Fellow volunteer Paola Toribio, 14, said it was just as fun to watch the contestants as it was to officiate the challenge.
"They literally attacked us," she said about the contestants' enthusiasm. "I thought there would be less people, but it was a great turnout."
The teams swarmed from one station to the next, pushing their way to the top of the leaderboard. Each team vied for first, but eventually, it was Apricot Valley's own Ayana Guardado, 10, and Sariah Perez, 9, who took first-place overall.
The fifth-grade team pulled into first during their last station, which was to create a jack-o-lantern out of an orange balloon in record time. Each took a pair of Halloween masks as their prize.
"I want to do this again!" shouted Perez. "Patterson's awesome!"
In second-place were 13-year-old Martina Broughton and Denaye Rucker of Creekside Middle School.
"It feels good to win, but my stomach hurts from the pepper," said Rucker. "That thing was hot!"
Despite being in last place during the jalapeno challenge, the two 13-year-old girls pulled together to finish second.
"It was a lot of fun," said Broughton. "I'd do it again. But she's going to eat the pepper."
Finishing third were contestants Manuel Solorio and Dhalynn Smith, 13 of Creekside Middle School. Although Smith and Solorio finished third, the two had a chance to win first-place before one of the papers were blown from Smith's hands. After chasing down the paper, the boys came in third.
"I had fun," said Solorio. "Even if we lost."
Smith agreed, even though he said his eyes were burning from the first challenge.
"Tears burst out of my eyes," said Smith. "I tried to hold them back, like a man, but I couldn't. We beat everyone, until the paper blew out of my hands."
The students were in a frenzy after the friendly competition, and stuck around an hour after to participate in more competitions, held by T.N.T. Productions. Each student offered a series of ideas for YAC's future competitions, and couldn't help but smile after being tossed candy.
Volunteer Destiny Zaragoza said the event was a success, and couldn't help thinking about how small competitions could deter children from harmful influences around town.
"One of the main reasons I joined YAC was to be a better person and to help out with the community," she said. "Everyone can be themselves, but there is still this bond. We are all becoming one little family."


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Rockefeller Center Suite is a beautiful, two bedroom, 3 room apartment that sleeps up to 6 people in the very centre of Manhattan - located between three New York major attractions - Times Square, Rockefeller Center and Columbus Circle. The apartment is very comfortable and cosy.
Rockefeller Center Suite and the other apartments managed by our company are the only environmentally-friendly serviced apartments in New York. We are trying to have as little impact on environment as possible - the apartment is not perfect in this regard yet but it is getting there. We are using only eco-friendly cleaning supplies and recycled materials for all the paper and glass that we use in the apartment. We have signed a special contract with the electric company to ensure that we use only electricity generated by wind and water - it costs a little more but we think it is worth it! We also try to use as much recyclable materials as possible. Nowadays everyone has to be thinking about the impact on our planet, and it's the little things like this that start to make a difference. Please, read our tips on becoming a green traveller.
The apartment has 2 bedrooms - one larger, one smaller one. The larger one has a big closet, a queen size bed and an armchair. The smaller one has a double bed. The living room has a pull out sofa bed that can sleep up to 2, HDTV with cable and a side table. The kitchen is large featuring all the appliances as well as dining table with chairs. The apartment also comes with free high speed wireless Internet access and free International calls to International landlines so you can keep in touch with your family and friends back home. The kitchenette is just the right size and has a stove with oven, pots and pans and a microwave. Considering the location and the amenities, Rockefeller Center Suite is one of the best apartments in our database in terms of value for money. We hope to see you in New York!
Please, note that Hotel taxes and fees are not included and will be additional 14,75% to the listed price.
After the booking is made we will ask you to pay 50% prepayment of the booking.
Please note that you will need to pick up the keys at our key collection point at W 38th street (between 8th and 9th Avenue). Please call us to let us know your arrival time. Provide your arrival details in the 'COMMENTS' field.
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Appartamento Servizi & Politiche
- Aria condizionata
- Prima colazione non inclusa
- TV via cavo
- Cash Only
- Si accettano bambini
- Lettini disponibili
- Accesso a Internet gratuito
- Wi-Fi gratuito
- Frigo/Congelatore
- Asciugacapelli
- Accesso a Internet
- Ferro e asse da stiro
- Cucina
- Biancheria inclusa
- Forno a microonde
- Vietato fumare
- Tasse non comprese
- Macchine per tè/caffè
- Asciugamani inclusi
- Utensili
Politica di cancellazioneQuesta proprietà ha una politica di cancellazione di 21. La mancata cancellazione entro questo intervallo di tempo si tradurrà in una penale pari alla prima notte di pernottamento.
Info Apartment da leggereQuesta struttura dispone di Termini e condizioni specifici.
Please note that an additional 14.75% will be charged separately for NY hotel and occupancy tax and service and processing fees.
PLEASE NOTE: AFTER THE BOOKING IS MADE IT IS NECESSARY TO MAKE 50% PREPAYMENT OF THE BOOKING WITHIN 7 DAYS. You will be contacted by accommodation provider. Failure to prepay will lead to a cancellation.
PLEASE NOTE: that you will need to pick up the keys at our key collection point at 7th Avenue (between 135th and 136th Street).
Cancellation policy
• If the booking is cancelled more than 21 days before arrival date, the Hospitality Provider will charge a $50 processing fee
• If the booking is cancelled 21-14 days before arrival date the Hospitality Provider will charge a cancellation fee equal to 30% of the booking
• If the booking is cancelled 14-7 days before arrival date the Hospitality Provider will charge a cancellation fee equal to 50% of the booking
• If the booking is cancelled less than 7 days before arrival date the booking will be non-refundable


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To be eligible for Northeastern's summer intern housing program, applicants must be...
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