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With a year-round commitment to weight training and conditioning, high school linemen continue to beef up.
There's no better example than at No. 8 Del Campo.
The Cougars have a number of impact linemen who weigh 250 pounds or more.
Among them are three-year two-way starter A.J. Samataua (6-foot-3, 315 pounds), Dre Martinez (6-1, 265), JJ Tufu (6-2, 250) and Kyle Evanski (6-2, 250).
But senior nose guard Devar Card a favorite of coach Mike Dimino has gone in a different direction since his days as a 5-6, 300-plus-pound, low-endurance freshman.
Card, nicknamed "Quake" by his teammates, has continued to slim down he's now 275 pounds while getting taller (he's 5-10), stronger and more mobile.
The maturation of Card and his linemates is a big reason Del Campo (7-2, 4-0) is playing at No. 19 Rio Linda (8-1, 4-0) tonight for the Capital Valley Conference championship and will join favored Folsom and Elk Grove in next week's Division II playoff field as an intriguing team.
The Cougars rebounded from a 1-2 start, including a heartbreaking 20-16 loss to Elk Grove on a late disputed call, to win their past six games.
With so many big, strong and quick linemen, the Cougars have simply beaten up teams running the ball with senior Josh Blumgold and junior Austin Brown. They can pass block, too, which makes quarterback Derek Rodigo a potential difference-maker in the postseason.
A win tonight would give Dimino his sixth league championship in his 10-year tenure at the Fair Oaks school. He also has led Del Campo to two D-III Sac-Joaquin Section championships.
Dragon looks to play Although Sac High quarterback Josiah Johnson usually plays just a half because of the Dragons' beatdowns of most Metro Conference foes, he continues to try to help his team.
Two weeks ago in a 73-0 win over Valley, Johnson filled in as long snapper for injured Jake Brazier.
Johnson also tried to line up with the kickoff team in the third quarter before perturbed coach Paul Doherty, concerned about an injury, yanked him off.
"I'll do anything to get on the field," said Johnson, who also plays free safety. "They could have put me at right guard and I would have been down blocking, pulling and doing kickouts. I just want to play."
Johnson, the section total yardage leader with 3,448, will try to help lead Sacramento to its first eight-win season in years against McClatchy on Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Metro Conference curtain closer.
Grant in, Del Oro out? - The Bee's Nathaniel Levine offers up a look at the projected playoff field based on predicted outcomes of this weekend's games at sacbee.com/preps. Based on predictions from CalPreps.com, Levine has Grant making the D-I playoffs but Del Oro (Rocklin is predicted to win tonight) failing to reach postseason play in D-II.
River Valley adds win Woodland has forfeited its victory over River Valley last week because it used an ineligible player. That moves River Valley to 6-3 and makes the Yuba City school playoff bound no matter how it fares tonight against No. 11 Yuba City.
Playoff preview show The section and PlayOn! Sports are going to do a selection show online when the playoff brackets are announced Saturday. The show, scheduled to start at approximately 4:30 p.m. when the brackets are complete, will be on the section's PlayOn web portal at cifsacjoaquin.tv. It also will run live on YouTube.
San Jose State lands another Folsom wide receiver Phillip Carter gave a verbal commitment to play at San Jose State, where he will join Del Oro tailback Brandon Monroe. Carter leads the No. 2 Bulldogs in touchdown catches with 10.
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Published on Monday, May 11, 2009 - 12:00am
From May 11 to May 25, the D.C. Public Library is participating in a nationwide Internet survey to find out how people use the free computers and Internet connections in public libraries. The U.S. IMPACT Web survey is being conducted by the University of Washington Information School with support from the Bill&Melinda Gates Foundation.
The survey is available on the D.C. Public Library's website, dclibrary.org. All information collected is anonymous and the survey takes 10 to 15 minutes to complete.
Until now, there has been no nationwide research about how library computing services fit into peoples' lives. Librarians report that people use computers to find jobs, stay connected with family and friends, or to get health information. The goal of the U.S. IMPACT study is to collect evidence about the ways computers in public libraries help people and their communities across the United States. This information will be used to improve services and to inform policy makers about how best to fund and support them.
The researchers are specifically interested in outcomes and indicators related to seven areas: (1) civic engagement, (2) eCommerce, (3) education, (4) eGovernment, (5) health, (6) employment and (7) social inclusion. These areas are relevant to broad policy goals and consistent with the public library mission. The ultimate aim is for these indicators to guide decision-making and generate public support for public access computing in public libraries.
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Q-Tip Talks 'The Last Zulu,' 'Low End Theory' 25th Anniversary on BBC Radio
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There's been plenty of J Dilla tributes since the lauded producer's passing in 2006. Phife Dawg is the latest to follow this hip-hop tradition on '#dearDilla.'
A Tribe Called Quest -- Jarobi included -- hit the stage Thursday night (Nov. 20) to open for Kanye West's Yeezus Tour at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. The performance held special weight because this is one of the group's final two performances.
The year was 1993. Hip-hop, only about 20 years old, was dipped in gold. It had reached around the world, a long journey from its origins as a culture created by the improvising youth of New York City. On Nov. 9, A Tribe Called Quest -- Q-Tip, Phife Dawg and Ali Shaheed Muhammad (by this point original member Jarobi had become the "sometimes 'Y'") -- delivered their third studio album, 'Midnight Marauders,' a defining moment in rap's Golden Era.
Even the greatest things have to come to an end at some point. Q-Tip revealed on Twitter that A Tribe Called Quest's final two shows will be openers on the Yeezus tour this November.
The Yeezus tour has just become an "Award Tour." At least for lucky ticket holders in New York City it has. A Tribe Called Quest will join Kanye West in the New York tour stops at Barclays Center and Madison Square Garden. The legendary group consisting of Q-Tip Phife Dawg, and Ali Shaheed Muhammad (and sometimes Jarobi) will alternate with Kendrick Lamar as a performer on those concerts.
Hip-hop and Valentine's Day go together like the cast members of Love & Hip-Hop. Which is to say, well, not that swimmingly. But whatever. Some of the genre's most enduring contributions, in any era, have been songs about the ladies. From A Trib
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Constantine's offense was borderline unstoppable on Friday night as they rolled to a 40-27 win over Schoolcraft at Roy Davis Field. The Falcons overwhelmed Schoolcraft's defense and made it four straight years where they eliminated the Eagles from the playoffs. They also made it nine wins in ten chances over their rivals.
Constantine's Wing-T offense dominated the Eagles, racing out to a 20-0 first half lead. They ended the game with 389 yards rushing. They only had to throw one time in the game, and that one throw was a 15 yard touchdown pass from Tommy Reed to Jeff Steiner. The four headed monster in the Falcon's backfield was led by Reed who finished with 142 yards and two TDs. Ben Mallo had 106 yards, Jeff Steiner had 104 yards and a TD while Peyton White had 37 yards and two TDs.
The Falcons' defense, which has not been a great strength this season, had a great first half, before allowing 27 second half points. They held down the Eagles' top rushing attack Benny Clark to negative yards in the first half. Clark finished the game with 66 yards on only eight carries. He didn't have a rush for positive yardage until the third quarter. Schoolcraft QB Jeffery Scott went only 1-13 in the first half before picking it up and turning in a great second half. Scott finished 11-28 for 179 yards and four TDs.
Constantine will move onto the Regional where they will face Hillsdale. Schoolcraft's season ends with a 10-1 record and an outright KVA championship.
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1st Quater
Const. 7-0 Peyton White 1 yard run (Hartwick Kick)
Const. 14-0 Tommy Reed 41 yard run (Hartwick Kick)
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Const. 20-0 Reed 21 yard pass to Jeff Steiner (Kick Blocked)
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SC 20-7 Jeffery Scott 6 yard pass to Decker (Vaughn Kick)
Const 27-7 White 2 yard run (Hartwick Kick)
SC 27-13 Scott 7 yard pass to Matt Abel (Kick Missed)
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Const. 34-13 Jeff Steiner 43 yard run (Hartwick Kick)
SC 34-21 Scott 14 yard pass to Abel (Scott pass to Decker)
Const. 40-21 Reed 1 yard run (Kick no good)
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The name, Damien Boone, has been heard far too often than opponents would like during this football season. The North Desoto senior has posted impressive stats during the first half of the year and said he was just getting started.
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Boone is a D-I prospect that has had a game winning touchdown against Southwood in Week Three and then ran the opening kickoff back for a touchdown last week against Northwood.
"The kick returns and the punt returns is the only thing new this year that he hasn't done in years past," said R. J. Middleton, offensive coordinator for the Griffins. "He's been moved around in so many different positions I think that's allowed him to get comfortable playing different things. You have to find ways to get him the ball."
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HOW TO USE: Read the Patient Information Leaflet provided by your pharmacist before you start using testosterone and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions regarding the information, consult your doctor or pharmacist.There are many testosterone products available for use on the skin. They may have different amounts of testosterone and may not have the same effects. Read the dosing instructions carefully for each product. Do not change products without asking your doctor or pharmacist.Apply to a dry, clean area of skin on the back, abdomen, upper arms, or thighs. Do not apply the patch to skin that has been treated with a topical ointment because doing so may decrease the amount of testosterone that your body will absorb.The patch site must not be oily or irritated. Do not place on the scrotum or on bony areas such as the shoulders or hips.To use the patch, remove the protective backing to expose the sticky surface. Immediately place the patch with the sticky side down on clean, dry skin, usually once nightly or as directed by your doctor. Wear the patch for 24 hours, then replace it with a new patch. Be sure to apply the patches to a different area each day. Wait 7 days before applying a patch to the same area of skin.The patch may be worn during sex. Wait at least 3 hours after application before showering, swimming, or other contact with water. Heavy exercise or sweating may loosen the patch or make it fall off. If the patch comes loose, press around the edges of the patch to secure it in place. If the patch falls off, see Missed Dose section.To discard a patch, fold it so the adhesive side is on the inside. Place the folded patch in the pouch from which the new patch is taken and discard it in the trash.Use this medication regularly in order to get the most benefit from it. To help you remember, use it at the same time each night.Inform your doctor if your condition persists or worsens.
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How to survive Medicare payment cuts
Start planning now for SGR-mandated reimbursement reductions early next year
Cuts are coming. At this time, you have no way of knowing how deep they will be. Your practice is more likely to survive them, however, if you create cash-flow projections for your practice.
Medicare's sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula—adopted by Congress in 1997 to keep Medicare spending from growing faster than the economy as a whole—called for a physician reimbursement decrease of 27.4% in January 2012. Congress once again intervened; in mid-February, after a 2-month extension of the existing reimbursement rates, the House of Representatives and the Senate voted to postpone the cuts to January 2013.
I recommend that most practices prepare for an overall practice revenue decrease of 10% and hope for less of a cut. A "plan ahead" strategy, rather than focusing on doom and gloom, stresses that although changes will be needed, scenarios exist in which practice owners will continue to make a respectable living.
In the past, when reimbursement was reduced and expenses increased, many physicians simply saw more patients. Now, most doctors are maxed out and cannot increase volume further. Instead, you'll need to take a close look at your practice's income and expenditures and develop a strategic plan to address changes in reimbursement.
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Posted on Thursday, January 16th, 2014 by Angie Han
Though she wasn't the main focus of The Conjuring, Annabelle the doll was one of its most memorable visions. Her cracked gray face and clown-like smile look like the stuff nightmares are made of, even before it's revealed that she's possessed by demons hell-bent on destroying her roommates.
She was so effectively creepy, in fact, that now she's getting her own movie. New Line is moving ahead with the Conjuring spinoff Annabelle, casting Annabelle Wallis and Ward Horton in the leads. Shooting will get underway later this month. Get plot details and more after the jump.


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The unclaimed property online auction administered by West Virginia State Treasurer John Perdue's office really has something for everyone.
A recent find was appraised for $14,000.
An 18-carat white gold ring with two-carat diamond surrounded by 10 smaller stones that add up to nearly another carat is waiting for a new home this month.
The auction runs May 15-30, and anyone is eligible to bid on the unclaimed property items left behind in safe deposit boxes throughout the state. To bid, visit wvtreasury.com.
"We're excited because you just don't see many rings like this," Perdue said in a news release. "To date, this is the highest appraisal an item offered in any of our auctions has every received.
"Go online and have a look – it can't hurt."
The ring came from a Hancock County safe deposit box, and once a general appraiser examined it, the appraiser determined that a specialized gemologist should have a look. The gemologist determined the diamond's size and clarity.
The May 15-30 auction also will include an April 1910 magazine called "The Moden Priscilla," and two tickets from the 1966 World Series.
Whatever funds come in from the auction will stay in the unclaimed property account while further attempts are made to find its rightful owner. According to information from Perdue's office, the auctions are necessary because of insufficient space to keep the items. The online auctions started in June 2011, and the office has had 40 auctions since then with every "lot," or item grouping having sold.
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By Barry Ward, The Ohio State University Extension
Farmland values continue to increase by large amounts each year and have reached record levels in most states in the Midwest measured by both non-inflation adjusted (nominal) and inflation adjusted (real) values. Landowners, potential buyers, economists and many others have been evaluating this land boom and have been trying to evaluate whether the bull market is close to being over and if so, how much of a price correction, if any, will occur. Some in the business have been predicting the demise of this land bull market for the last two years. Alas, not yet. The Chicago Federal Reserve District reported that the year-over-year increase in farmland values (April 1, 2012 through April 1, 2013) within its district was 15%. Now that isn't to say that a large northern hemisphere crop with accompanying lower prices and possible lower profits may cool off the land market, but there are other important factors to consider.
What are the continuing driving forces behind this escalation? Let's examine a few of the key factors driving farmland values and some factors that may affect these values going forward.
Crop net income has been generally good to excellent for the last six years and is projected to be good again this year (pending fall grain prices). With the potential for a large crop due to large planted acreages, outlook economists have been predicting somewhat lower grain prices (if weather conditions return to a more typical pattern this year i.e. no widespread drought). With potential surplus supply, how will global demand react? Will lower corn prices stimulate the ethanol industry? Will lower soybean prices stimulate additional buying from China and other developing countries? Will lower feed prices allow for an expansion in domestic livestock production? This global supply/demand balance will ultimately dictate grain prices in the near term and will be a big driver in profitability.
The other key factor in crop profitability is cost. How will crop input costs change over the near term? Fertilizer and rental expense will likely be the input costs with the most near-term flexibility. Due to high margins in fertilizer mining and manufacturing during this previous 6 year period, additional infrastructure has been built or is being planned. This may allow for fertilizer supply to outpace demand and cause fertilizer prices to soften, especially if crop profit margins do weaken. Although landowners often resist when decreases in cash rental rates are proposed, persistent negative margins (2 years+) will likely move these rental rates lower…and then again it may take a longer period of negative margins to move these rental rates lower. This is a difficult one to judge.
Land values may continue higher or only level off even in the face of diminished or negative profit margins for the average producer. If the most efficient producers continue to see positive profit margins, the land bull market may cool off slower than some are predicting.
Predicting crop profits for the next 3 years is next to impossible with the many different variables in play, but knowing what factors are important in this complex calculation will allow each of us to incorporate those key factors in our decision making process.
Low interest rates have been key in the land bull market and with the Federal Reserve Bank indicating that it will not raise interest rates in the near term, this looks unlikely to be a large factor in a "cooling off" of the land market in the next three years. Although increased inflation (if it were to occur) would likely cause the Fed to change its tactics.
Farmers balance sheets continue to strengthen. The U.S. Farm Sector Debt to Asset Ratio was 10.6% in 2012. This compares to a 14.1% Debt to Asset Ratio for the farm sector in 2002. This strong financial position has been driven partly by an escalation in land values (the denominator in the equation –assets) but few will argue that the farm sector, especially the grain sector, is not in reasonably good "financial health".
Outside Investors are still seeking investment alternatives including farmland. Investors outside of farming are still considering farmland as investment that may add value to their portfolio.
The supply of farmland is low. Farmland owners have been reluctant to part with this valuable asset and may be seeking the "top" in the market. Hence, land available for purchase is lower than normal. More dollars chasing fewer acres offered for sale equals higher land prices.
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Everton Under-18s' Premier League title dream was shattered in cruel fashion as they fell to a 4-0 defeat at Reading on Wednesday.
Kevin Sheedy's charges went into the semi-final game at Hogswood Park knowing victory would set up a home final against either Fulham or Sunderland.
However, a brace from Craig Tanner followed goals from Jack Stacey and Dom Hyam as the Royals marched through to break Blue hearts.
Everton started brightly and forced the first real chance of the game through George Waring.
The big striker found himself in acres of space inside the opposition box but, well-placed, headed over the crossbar.
Reading were also into their stride quickly, however, and soon Stacey gave goalkeeper Mason Springthorpe no chance with a stunning long-range effort that thundered into the net.
Playing in front of Royals first-team boss Nigel Adkins, Tanner then went close after beating the offside trap, before Everton winger Conor Grant fired a powerful volley high and wide of the target.
Tanner had another chance before Reading doubled their lead just before half-time, Hyam spinning on the spot and driving the ball beyond the reach of Springthorpe.
The second half started in the pouring rain and after confusion led Springthorpe to collect a back-pass, the Blues had to stand strong to clear away a free-kick from just six-yards out.
Springthorpe then made decent saves to thwart Tarique Fosu-Henry and Stacey, before Tanner surged forward to slot home a third and all but kill off any lingering hopes of a comeback.
Shattered, Everton allowed Tanner to round Springthorpe and make it four in the final moments, though the young Blues should remain proud of a season in which they reached the quarter-finals of the FA Youth Cup and qualified for the final league phase via the toughest, 'Elite' route.


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After three weeks in Switzerland, Max Pacioretty is heading home.
According to RDS, Ambri Piotta of the Swiss League announced on Tuesday that the Montreal Canadiens winger is heading back to North America, as he has not been able to play because of the flu and inflamation in his elbow.
Pacioretty will receive treatment in North America and a reutrn to the Swiss League would depend on the length of his recovery and any possible progress in resolving the NHL lockout.
The 23-year-old led Montreal last season with 65 points in 79 games and was second in goal-scoring with 33 goals, two fewer than teammate Erik Cole.
He signed a six-year contract extension with the Canadiens in August worth US$27-million, an average of $4.5 million per season.
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There's only one thing Public Service Commission President Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh has to say to allegations of inappropriate ties to utility companies.
"I can flat out deny that."
Cavanaugh says electing to do public hearings instead of a formal, in-depth review of rates has nothing to do with protecting the interests of the companies she regulates--and more to do with protecting you.
"Go ahead and have a public process, put it in the public view, let everyone that wants to participate, participate and then come out with a finding. Let's vote on it and let's get it implemented quickly."
Cavanaugh says a formal review is a judicial proceeding which could get bogged down in court, stalling any new rate implementation and any financial relief for customers.
She admits relief could come from the first public hearing conducted for Mobile Gas Company.
"Even the company has put forth a lower number. I think it's gonna be a lower number."
When it comes to the public hearings, even they are new.
Cavanaugh says negotiations used to be done behind closed doors.
Not anymore.
"We are shining the light of day on the process."
It's all part of a push for transparency and honesty Cavanaugh says she began her first day in office--passing commissioners' ethics standards.
"That ethics policy basically says we cannot take contributions or anything from a regulated entity here at the commission, from their lobbyists, or from their legal teams or employees."
Cavanaugh says if the public hearings fail to result in a fair and accurate rate for each of the three utility companies, she will support a formal, judicial review.
Commissioner Terry Dunn originally requested the formal review and reached out to the Attorney General to request the review.
The Attorney General urged Dunn to work with his fellow commissioners and said he would not get involved.
Alabama Power's public rate hearing is set for Wednesday, May 8th at the Public Service Commission downtown.
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Northwest Ohio is known for throwing its support behind a good cause, but members of a high school wrestling team are at the center of a scam for taking advantage of generosity.
School leaders learned of the scam when a woman in Findlay called the school offices on Monday, saying she had just given a donation to a small group of wrestlers who claimed it was for a teacher who was dying of cancer. The woman said something just didn't feel right.
"We doublechecked with the coach to make sure it wasn't coach's family, or maybe something we weren't directly aware of. But no, there is nobody that is sick in our district - that we are aware of - that the kids would have any reason," said Tony Borton, Elmwood Schools' superintendent.
School leaders confirmed some members of the wrestling team were involved and turned the information over to the Wood County Sheriff's Office.
The district learned the boys likely went door to door at several homes inside and outside the district. It's unknown how many victims there are or how much money was donated to the scam.
"I'm really disappointed, because when you use 'cancer,' that's how you get at people's hearts and that's not how we do business here," said Borton.
The scam doesn't just affect Elmwood Schools' image. The superintendent says it could also harm upcoming, legitimate fundraisers run by the schools. He's already taking steps to minimize the damage.
"We're going to get a letter out to all of our staff. If you do a legitimate [fundraiser], we want a letter from either myself, or their principal, that basically says this is legitimate, that explains why we're doing it, what's the benefits," said Borton.
Sheriff Mark Wasylyshyn says he will forward the case to the prosecutor's office if charges are warranted.
The superintendent says suspensions, and even expulsions, could be considered.
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Look out for higher overdraft fees
Bank fee revenues are down, so banks are again raising overdraft fees to make up their losses. Here's how to avoid the fees.
This post comes from Brian O'Connellat partner siteMainStreet.
For those of you who don't keep their eye on the fine print, there's some good news and bad news on the bank fee front.
Industry analyst Moebs Services reports that with fewer customers racking up overdrafts, bank fee revenues are down, so much so that financial institutions are increasing how much they charge in overdraft fees to make up for the shortfall.
That approach has been effective. A 2011 study from the Pew Health Group estimated that consumers paid out $38.5 billion in overdraft fees in 2011, with the average overdraft fee at $35. But now that the Federal Reserve has stepped in and required banks to make it easier for customers to opt out of overdraft protection, bank fee revenues are sliding downward again.
According to Moebs, which has different numbers than the Pew Study, total U.S. bank overdraft fees fell from $37 billion in 2009 to $29.5 billion in 2011. Seeing the handwriting on the wall, banks have hiked their overdraft fees by $2.50, which translates to $2 billion a year more for consumers who overdraw their checking accounts.
"We examined over 2,500 banks and credit unions in June 2011, and again in November 2011, and were absolutely taken aback by the price increases caused by the FDIC and proposed OCC Overdraft Guidelines," explains Michael Moebs, an economist and the CEO of Moebs Services. "In almost 30 years of collecting this data we have never seen an increase as high as $2.50 at one time, especially in a five-month period. When we asked banks why, the responses were all the same: to pay for the cost of overdraft regulation." Post continues below.Here is how Moebs breaks down the numbers:
Overdraft revenues: $29.5 billion
Average overdraft fee: $30
Overdrafts per household per year: 6.7
Overdraft revenues: $33.1 billion
Average overdraft fee: $27.50
Overdrafts per household per year: 8.2
Overdraft revenues: $37.1 billion
Average overdraft fee: $26
Overdrafts per household per year: 9.8
Overdraft revenues: $35.4 billion
Average overdraft fee: $25
Overdrafts per household per year: 9.8
Overdraft revenues: $34.6 billion
Average overdraft fee: $25
Overdrafts per household per year: 9.7
Overdraft revenues: $32.1 billion
Average overdraft fee: $25
Overdrafts per household per year: 9.0
Consumers have clearly gotten the message on overdraft fees. Moebs shows that the average number of overdrafts fell by 18% from 2010 to 2011, and by 31% since 2009. That has led to a 10.6% drop in overdraft revenues from 2010 to 2011 and a 20.5% decline from 2009.
If high bank fees appear to be a problem for you, try taking these steps to mitigate -- or even eliminate -- those fees:
- Sign up for online banking and check your accounts a regular basis. Don't let your account balance drop below $100 -- just in case. If it does, put the checkbook and debit card away.
- Don't use another bank's ATMs. Those fees are listed separately on your bank statement, and could trigger an overdraft if you're not careful.
- Check out a credit union. Studies show that credit unions offer better deals on fees than big banks.
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2 Guard vets seek adjutant general jobBy WILSON RING
THE Associated Press | December 10,2012MONTPELIER The race to become the next adjutant general of the Vermont National Guard kicked off Friday when a long-serving Air Guard general and a former Army Guard general said they would each seek election to the post in the upcoming session of the state Legislature.
There is still time for other candidates to join the race to succeed Adjutant Gen. Thomas Drew, who is not seeking re-election. But so far Air Guard Brig. Gen. Steven Cray, of Essex Junction, and former Army Guard Brig. Gen. Jonathan Farnham are the only announced candidates.
If no other candidates emerge, the race between Cray and Farnham sets up a race between the two long-time colleagues and representatives of the two branches of the 4,000-member Vermont National Guard.
Both men are graduates of the University of Vermont and both were commissioned as officers in the early 1980s. Both have served overseas during the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan and both have experience with the guards role in responding to state emergencies.
Ive spent a career getting the necessary education, the necessary leadership positions, deploying, things like that to make myself a candidate, Cray said.
Farnham left the military arm of the guard in the spring of 2011 after serving a yearlong deployment in Afghanistan as a general officer and now works as a civilian employee of the guard. He said hes served in almost every leadership position the guard has.
Ive commanded at every level in the guard, Farnham said.
In Vermont, the adjutant general is chosen by a paper ballot of the 180 members of the Legislature. This year the vote is scheduled for Feb. 21. Both Cray and Farnham said they had already begun speaking with lawmakers about their candidacies.
The winner will succeed Maj. Gen. Thomas Drew, who assumed the job last summer after former Adjutant General Michael Dubie resigned to take a Homeland Security job.
The election comes at a time when the guard is facing challenges of the end of its combat roles in Iraq and Afghanistan while the U.S. defense establishment is facing an uncertain financial future.
I think the biggest challenge facing us is the fiscal challenges facing our nation and how the pressures of that is going to affect our Department of Defense, Cray said. Weve already seen that type of pressure from the Air Force being applied to the Air National Guard, and we expect the same to happen on the Army side in the next couple of years.
Farnham echoed concern about the financial challenges facing the guard. He also said he wants to make sure that the states veterans and their families are taken care of and that the guard is ready for the next conflict.
Some of these younger men and women, its going to be a challenge to keep them focused on whats over the next horizon, Farnham said. Its easy to get ready when you know you are going overseas. We want to maintain that edge.MORE IN This Just InA Rutland judge has denied Christopher Sullivan's motion to exclude an expert's testimony from... Full StoryMayor Christopher Louras endorsed Rutland County State's Attorney candidate Rose Kennedy Monday. Full StoryCaramelized leeks bring flavor to mashed to potatoes. Full Story
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A Feb. 5 public opinion poll suggests that a majority of Northwest Philadelphians hold Mayor Nutter and the city in high regard, but Northwest residents are more ambivalent about the city's future.
Compiled by the Philadelphia Research Initiative, a subsidiary of the Pew Charitable Trusts, the poll found that 67 percent of Northwest Philadelphians have a favorable opinion of the mayor, 65 percent see the city in positive terms and 45 percent believe the city is heading in the "right direction."
The responses were part of a larger survey of 1600 Philadelphians, who were contacted by phone — 1200 by landline and 400 by cell — between Jan. 2 and Jan. 19.
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Concerns about a Whole Foods coming to Englewood drew dozens of people to a community meeting Tuesday night.
People had a host of questions from hiring practices, to when the store was open, to how Whole Foods picked Englewood. But perhaps the biggest concern for people in that low-income community is: will they be able to afford to shop there?
For many people in Englewood, a convenience store is where they get their groceries because it's close enough to walk too--not necessarily because of the prices or selection.
But some shoppers wonder if they will be able to afford to get groceries at Whole Foods, a store with a reputation for high prices which spawned the nickname Whole Paycheck
"A lot of people got fixed income, everybody know this is a poverty area where we live in so, it's like I guess that wouldn't be the best store chain to have right there," shopper Lance Smith says.
The president of Whole Foods Midwest Region tried to allay some of those concerns to more than 70 people who packed a community meeting Tuesday night.
"We would ask that you give us the chance to prove that we can offer high quality food at a reasonable price," Whole Foods Midwest Region President Michael Bashaw said.
Bashaw conceded some of their prices are high and that reputation has convenience store owner Jacob Hattar skeptical about just how successful Whole Foods can be in his neighborhood.
"In this area, is low income, and they try to bring Whole Foods in here, I don't think they's gonna make it," says Hatter.
But at the meeting, some people were anxious to see the store open.
"I feel it can succeed," Yvette Major said of the store's expected opening. "But the prices have to be reasonable."
Whole Foods was emphatic about being there to give people a shopping option.
"We're not saying you have to shop with us, make a choice just like anyone else does," Bashaw added. "If we're no good don't shop with us, take your dollars someplace else."
Michael Bashaw went on to say that Whole Foods knows it will have to earn the trust of the people of Englewood and they plan to do that.
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The View Restaurant at the Historic Crags Lodge
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cragslodge.com/
- Phone: 9705861087
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Dinner: Daily: 5:00PM - 9:00PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, American
- Executive Chef: Aaron Kadlecek
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Private dining in Enoch's Dining Room or your own section in the View Restaurant. Please make arrangements for private dining at least 24 hours in advance. We can accommodate groups from 2 to 200.
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- Entertainment: Live music Monday through Thursday during dinner.
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Located in the Historic Crags Lodge, the View is an established, destination restaurant for many people living along the front range. Dining is casual yet elegant and offers the best view of Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park through it's 90 foot wall of windows. The menu is an eclectic mix of unique entrees such as the Tenderloin Tower with Shrimp and Lemon Beurre Blanc sauce or Chicken Daytona with Triple Sec Cream sauce. Only fresh, local ingredients are used in the menu and the staff is welcoming and friendly. The View is a perfect mix of atmosphere, views, excellent food and fine wine.Continued
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- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (31)romantic (18)special occasion (16)good for groups (9)neighborhood gem (8)great for outdoor dining (7)kid-friendly (7)fit for foodies (3)notable wine list (3)great for lunch (2)great for brunch (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Don't miss itCherokeeJCDined on 9/23/2014The View is part of the great old Craggs resort, perched just above downtown Estes Park. If you came to Estes, ate fast food and missed this place you missed a real opportunity. Limited menu of top notch items here. Service always attentive. View is great. Experience is memorable.Special Features:
- Not impressed at allJTDENTONDined on 9/21/2014It was our 29th wedding anniversary dinner in Estes Park, CO and we were told by all about the View. The "view" of the surrounding area was nice but was way overshadowed by the poor food and service. The food was absolutely terrible and the service was not much better.
- Food food, amenities lacking.EppsDined on 8/27/2014Visit did not begin well. We could not find a handicapped parking space anywhere. All the spaces near the entrance were marked for hotel guests only. This is a serious flaw which should be addressed immediately. Also the steps going up to the entrance were higher than I would think code would allow and there was no ramp and no hand rails for support. Bad!! Our waitress told us they could not make a gibson!! It took an interminable time for our appetizers to arrive. And the dining room was very sparsely populated this weeknight. No bread basket was offered and had to be requested. Appetizers: Ceviche excellent, warm brie was also ample and good. Entrees, Jambalaya and Rainbow Trout were excellent, Scallops Carbonara sauced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedDeedragonDined on 8/13/2014The view lives up to its name with a spectator view but the food and service leave a lot to be desired for these prices. Two highlights of the meal were chicken soup and coconut shrimp. Steaks were bland, Alfredo was browning, dessert described as brownie soufflé was simply a brownie in a soufflé dish heated up with ice cream thrown on top. If you go, go for an app and take in the view but don't bother with a full meal.Special Features:
- Very DisappointedgdyeDined on 8/11/2014My wife and I went up to Estes for our 10th wedding anniversary, very nice trip overall. We made a reservation two weeks in advance specifically asking for the balcony seating, 10th anniversary, etc. We got there and no balcony seating, the excuse coming for the hostess was " I don't know why but they put somebody there already". Asked the manager and her response was " We can't reserve those seats you have to call in" Great, I wish I would have known that or maybe someone should have let me known from the restaurant. The only reason why I booked this place was the balcony seating.
- Very EnjoyableLunaDinesOutDined on 8/7/2014We go out for one "special meal" every time we visit Estes Park, and usually go to the Stanley. This time we tried the View, and actually liked it much better. We enjoyed the historic ambiance of the hotel (and the wonderful view) and both the food and the service were very good. There was a musician playing and singing that evening, and it added to the experience without being overpowering. We were with family and enjoyed being able to talk and have such a pleasurable dining experience. We would definitely come back!Special Features:
- Great PlavSherDined on 8/6/2014We enjoyed our dinner at the View! We had appetizers and dinner! The portions were generous.Special Features:
- Beautiful SettingJeffDined on 8/3/2014Very impressed with this dining experience. Have been around Estes Park area most of my life and this is my first time dining there. Food is fantastic and they have a great selection to choose from. The restaurant sits on hillside overlooking the town. Great views, great food what else is there?Special Features:
- Almost perfectlovethemenuDined on 7/28/2014Only 2 small negatives: minimum of dressing on the salad, and main course arrived before we were done with salad. Trout was delicious & service was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An Estes Park Gemmanitou4VIPDined on 7/25/2014There's a lot of bad food in Estes Park. My wife and I have found a couple of places we like, and we rarely stray from those places, because we're almost always sorry. When we discovered The View at Crags Lodge a few years ago, it went straight to the top of our favorites list. The menu has something for everyone, and it's delicious and artfully prepared. From homemade soups to appetizers to salads to entrees to desserts - it has ALL been excellent at The View at Crags Lodge. They also have a great selection of reasonably-priced wines. We heard a disturbing rumor this summer that Crags Lodge may not renew their lease with The View restaurant - what a disappointment that would be. Truly one of the best places to eat in Estes Park, bar none.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- terriblecynamon2002Dined on 7/25/2014My husband and my dinner were terrible. His steak gravy tasted like it came out of a can. Bread was even stale. Its supposed to be a nice restaurant and the hostess was wearing shorts and a tshirt. Employees were rolling silverware and eating right in the dining area. It was our 10 year anniversary and we were very excited about this restaurant. Very expensive for subpar food.
- We ate at 5pm so it was quiet.MtngirlDined on 7/23/2014We sat at a table for two in one of their three balconies. There were pansies and petunias in the flower box railings. There are lovely view of downtown Estes Park and in the distance, you can see Lumpy Ridge, Twin Owls and the historic Stanley Hotel.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pricy for the qualitybk2014Dined on 7/15/2014Food was just ok. I expected more from this restaurant. The food was over pieces for the quality.the best part of the meal was dessertSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- View not enough for dinner...EatOutAlotDined on 7/13/2014As soon as we sat down, the hostess said to be prepared for a wait as they were short staffed - not the first thing we expected to hear. The view through the wall of windows would have been great had the windows been washed this season - dirt and cobwebs throughout. The kids menu was straight from the freezer, and frankly I prefer Costco. The adult entrees were much better, but not great, and many of their entree and appetizer choices were sold out (7pm) - they even ran out of lettuce for salads. By the time we finished dinner, they were telling the table next to us that all of their fish entrees were gone, and the majority of their steaks. Only go if you can't get in elsewhere, and call ahead to see if food on menu is still available.Special Features:
- Fine diningColoKathyDined on 7/10/2014Several good reasons to dine at The View: good service, varied and interesting menu, good food, large and open dining room with a quiet and quaint ambianceSpecial Features:
- Great Atmosphere!CincifanofgoodfoodDined on 7/2/2014Great food, great service, great view! Highly recommend! They had a guitar player who was very talented and provided a great ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 45 reviews are from the The View Restaurant at the Historic Crags Lodge reviews archive.
- Beautiful "View" diningLongbowLawyerVIPDined on 5/30/2014Nice restaurant, great view of Estes Park. If you dine in mid to late summer ask to dine on their balconies, outside. Service was excellent, food presentation was good.Special Features:
- Great viewRuthG13VIPDined on 8/24/2013It was my husband's birthday and they knew that when I made the reservation and remembered when we checked in. However, we waited 20 minutes for anyone to acknowledge us after we sat down. Two wait staff walked by us more than once and never said a word. They chit chatted with their tables though. Finally one of those waiters came over, apologized and said there was a mix up in communications with the hostess. The food was good. Wine list limited. View wonderful. Ask for one of the little tables outside. Service was OK.I would recommend this to a friend.
- salad dressing was watery,PopsVIPDined on 8/24/2013salad dressing was watery, food seemed to have been prepared earlier and warmed up. Didn't work for my scallops or my wife's brie.
- Crag's RestauranOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/20/2013Very good food, service and ambience with a terrific view of Lumpy Ridge in Estes ParkSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Skip this oneOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/11/2013So-so food and service. The worst part: the guy playing the guitar and SINGING during dinner. He wasn't all that bad, but if I wanted to go to a night club, I would go to a night club. I was looking forward to a quiet and relaxing dinner and this was anything but.
- Nothing memorable!MarkCisVIPDined on 8/10/2013Dined here on a recent visit to Estes Park based on seeing a positive review on OpenTable. My experience was definitely not positive. Food...service...ambiance...all forgettable. If you have a choice, go to the Twin Owls instead. Went there the night before and it is a significantly nicer total dining experience!
- Fabulous!KathieVIPDined on 8/9/2013We were lucky enough to get one of the outdoor tables on a lovely table for two balcony surrounded by petunias on the rail and a spectacular view of Estes Park and the Rocky Mountains. Delightful! This restaurant has three balconies with a private table on each, lovely view with terrific food and wonderful service. We tried to go back for lunch on Sunday but they're only open for dinner, which is the only down side to this beautiful place. Enjoy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic FindOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/21/2013Sits above downtown Estes Park with a gorgeous mountain view, this fantastic find is housed in a historic hotel. A full wall of windows looks out on the gorgeous Rocky Mountains. Many times a restaurant like this is all view and not much else. Not this place -- great food (beef medallions were a hit) and the service was friendly and attentive. A great singer-songwriter guitarist made the evening really special. This was our splurge meal and it was a perfect location/vibe/menu. We will be back on on next visit for sure!Special Features:
- This has become one of ourOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/2/2012This has become one of our favorite places to eat in Estes Park. We vacation here a couple of times a year. The food is delicious and what a great view! We'll be back.Special Features:
- The food did not live up toGeofferwokVIPDined on 9/11/2012The food did not live up to the elegant old inn setting. Salads has been pre tossed and sitting in the fridge long before our orders. The meat and fish entrees are saucy or pretentious creations that detract from the actual cuts of beef or filets of fish. A trout should taste like a trout. A steak or filet should be seared and grilled properly to let the beef flavours come through and not be treated as a sauce carrier.
- Started with a salas whichBostonTravelerDined on 9/5/2012Started with a salas which was pretty plain, including canned sliced olives! Although,the balsamSpecial Features:
- Ambiance galore!lkwarnerVIPDined on 9/4/2012We sat on on one of the balconies and witnessed a bear sleeping in a tree! The windows and views are beautiful. Service was perfect, the food was good. A little heavy on the sauce, but still very tasty. We had a great time!Special Features:
- A wonderful evening..romantic.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/30/2012Wonderful evening was had by all at The View Restaurant at Historic Crags Lodge. Our server was wonderful and the food good. Go early and get a table right by the open window...it is divine. The artichoke dip is just the BEST...a must try...(and I am very picky about artichoke dip!) The live music was very nice and we even got up and danced a bit..it was a wonderful evening..romantic...and quiet. Lovely actually.Special Features:
- We had a delicious dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/26/2012We had a delicious dinner with a gorgeous view of Estes valley. A wonderful soothing guitar player in the background. I want to return with just my husband to sit at one of these adorable tables on individual balconies....looks so romantic. This is an old hotel the floors are wooden the windows have the old wavy glass in them... Cool place. feels like a treat.Special Features:
- Odd AmbianceOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 8/12/2012Odd premeal experience - bar with no bar stools, patio with no seating, drink napkins left over from a 6/23 wedding, litter & construction debris obvious. Food was very good; lime seared pork & the jambalaya were properly prepared, seasoned & presented. Place was severely understaffed. Only 1 server, when we left more than 10 parties in the dining room + 3 private balconies. Table of 8 inside our balcony, waited for over 10 minutes for someone else to take their drink order saying that the server was extremely busy. Later server appeared to learn from the party drink order had been taken. This also affected our check (which was wrong) delivery; she was never able to return to collect. Finally paid in bar; bartender cash register challenged.Special Features:
- It seems that this restaurantannecline99Dined on 8/6/2012It seems that this restaurant has two names, which for a tourist is especially confusing! I booked the reservation for the View, but none of the signs anywhere said anything but the Golden Eagle! Very inconvenient and caused stress on a rainy night! But we were seated on the balcony with a great view - I saw a bear walk by - special Colorado experience! Romantic candlelight dinner with great service - thanks!Special Features:
- Great view, outside private dinningOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/26/2012Awesome view of Estes Park and mountains. Request outside seating at 2 tops on small private balconies. Note: only 2 tops. Food was good, service was better. Very nice evening of dining.Special Features:
- Think ElsewhereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/18/2012Service . . . would have been a good idea. Bread could have been delivered . . . before main courses finished. Expensive sampler could have had more . . . food. Medium-rare steak portion could have shown at least a little . . . pink. And so forth.Special Features:
- Great view with historic ambiance.ReedelVIPDined on 7/11/2012Great view with historic ambiance. Well prepared entrees from a diverse menu offering appetizing veggie options as well as tradtional fare. The Jamabalaya had a nice kick to it! Lemon cheesecake was delicious and home made. Service was very friendly and capable. The live music was a wonderful treat!Special Features:
- What a delightful dining experienceReedelVIPDined on 7/9/2012What a delightful dining experience! We were there for a working dinner meeting of 13. The palpable sense of history as one soaks up the breathtaking views of the mountains above Estes Park while sitting in handcrafted chairs that might have hosted Robert Frost only adds to the relaxing ambiance. The servers are genuinely friendly and accomodating while being knowledgeable about the rich menu offerings. They were most flexible in addressing various needs of a larger group and handled all special needs with aplomb. The live music was the perfect soundtrack to a mellow summer evening - celtic guitar the night we were there! We will return!Special Features:
- Good food with a great atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/5/2012Good food with a great atmosphere and mountain views. Many nights starting at 7pm have live music from area musicians.Special Features:
- Great view, okay foodDalmatianDadVIPDined on 7/1/2012The view is wonderful, the food is tasty and prepared well. We also enjoyed the singer-guitar player who had a nice mix of easy listening music for dining. It could be a really good restaurant but doesn't yet have anything special other than the view.Special Features:
- The food was very good andTimmyVIPDined on 6/27/2012The food was very good and the service was excellent. We had local lightly seared trout and it was attractively presented. Excellent view of downtown Estes Park with the mountains of RMNP in the background. For couples, I would recommend one of the three terrace tables for two.Special Features:
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This hotel is located on a main street, very close to the famous Wenceslas Square where there are countless shops, restaurants, bars, and other entertainment venues. All the city's most popular sights, such as the Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the beautiful historical centre, can easily be reached on foot. The main train station and the Muzeum and Mustek underground stations are a short walk from the hotel and provide good access to the public transport network. The motorway to Vienna, Dresden, and Frankfurt are also within easy reach. Prague airport, which offers excellent international connections, is about 25 km from the hotel.
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