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Seeking to break with eight interminable years of information lockdown, President Obama ordered two studies on Wednesday that would review the government's procedures of classifying state secrets and the degree to which information is being held from the public. National Security Adviser James Jones, Attorney General Eric Holder and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano have been assigned to head the investigations.
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President Obama directed his national security adviser and senior Cabinet officials yesterday [Wednesday] to examine whether the government keeps too much information secret.
In a memo, Obama acknowledged that too many documents have been kept from the public eye for years and affirmed that he remains "committed to operating with an unprecedented level of openness."
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Puppy fever has been going around for awhile now and, lucky for us, our friends Spencer and Chelsea caught the bug. This winter they brought home Fitzgerald and then Olivia – two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels that have become fast friends with our Doug and Huey. On this day the pups enjoyed the new backyard for a full on puppy party.
There are some dog parks nearby, but I've mostly heard sour reviews. Fingers crossed for something clean and pup friendly on the West Side!
Sweet little Olive.
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i want to buy a sheriff costume
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If no one ends up wanting to dress up as the kids from Battle Royale for Halloween (the best senior costume ever, amen) with me next year, I'm going as Rosie the Riveter.
In honour of Halloween, I bring to you a hauntingly (insert: 'film' noir, German expressionist, minimalist, existentialist, Burton-esque…) beautiful game for the XBox 360 called LIMBO. It is like the lovechild of a manically depressed LittleBigPlanet and Bioshock mixed in with the eeriness and childlike reverie of Guillermo Del Toro, undercoated with the rich subtext of cities/industrialization vs. nature (both being untamable beasts of different origins) of Miyazaki, poisoned with the childhood treachery of Rule of Rose, and with the regal and surreal illustrations from The Ghastly Crumb Tines ("A is for Amy who fell down the stairs")… with its vocal chords clawed out.
All you need to know about this game is the tagline: "Uncertain of his Sister's Fate, a Boy enters LIMBO."
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{work outs} WE 4/6/14
Things were looking a bit shaky but I managed to keep up with last week!
- 1 hour Buddhi Yoga
- Daily Burn Core Workout
- Daily Burn Yoga Workout
- SHRED Level #1
- 2 mile walk
- 15min Daily Burn Tabata
- Manoa Falls Hike
- 45 Min Body Boarding
*I'm having a rough time this week with my body image. When I get so immersed in being healthy, old habits creep back in and I end up comparing myself to others and what I once was. The good thing is that I am making gains.
The bad thing is that working out has made my appetite soar (along with PMS and water retention) and so I appear bigger and weigh more than I did a few weeks ago. Things came to a head this week when Mike and I went to pick up bathing suits real quick before heading to the beach. The problem is that there are very few bathing suits that flatter my shape whether I'm in shape or not. We tried a few sizes and kept going up to the point where I just cried because I felt I let myself down.
It's hard to admit these things when plenty of people tell you how good they think you look or how they wish they were my size but what I've learned is that we set our own standards and while positive comments help, you are the one that has all the power.
My first thought was to go on another 5 day juice cleanse but I don't want to use cleansing as a quick fix.
So I decided instead to push off the detox for about 2 weeks before we visit NJ and spend this week doing the pre/post cleanse care package that we are developing at Blue Tree. Also, since I did not do my 1 day fast last week, I plan to fast 2 days (Monday and Friday) and I know I will be feeling great by the time we have our little weekend getaway.
* Buddhi Yoga – So I took a yoga class with some friends and I LOVED IT! It was a mix of yoga, dance and cardio. I was terrified that I wouldn't be able to keep up but I did much better than I anticipated. The instructor was great and I loved having a "thing" to go to with the girls. This will become an every Monday night thing for sure.
* Manoa Falls- last week a friend and I hiked Aiea Loop this week I knew I wanted to hike but was not sure when it was going to happen. We had a pretty chill night on Saturday so I was up bright and early Sunday morning to go to the falls with Juliann.
Its a short hike but the incline definitely gets your heart rate up and nobody was there that early!
* Body Boarding – after our hike, I came home and we made breakfast for our roommate and some friends that stayed the night. It was really nice to have people over. We love hosting things, even if its a quick meal! Anyway, we decided to go suit shopping (see above) and then head to Bellows Beach to finally use our new body boards. The waves weren't intense but we spent 45 minutes in the water hauling ourselves around and caught some decent rides in.
After that we took a trip to whole foods and dropped $75 on god knows what. A perfect day though.
My goal for next week is to make it better than the last. It's definitely a busy one but it should be much easier to manage if I take care of myself well.
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Aloha! It's time for a long overdue post in my Balancing Money category, my adventures in finance.
This specific series will look at the world of balancing money as a (soon to be) married couple and what we learn along the way.
Let's face it . . . money holds a lot of power in relationships. Couples argue, disagree, and even end relationships because of it. When you're dealing with your livelihood, its best to be open, communicative and organized.
And when you're dealing with combining the livelihood of TWO people . . . it's the only way.
Getting married in the future has brought a whole new world of adult to the both of us. There is a lot of debate out there about the best way to combine finances. The best way to make it work is to decide on something TOGETHER and make sure there is no confusion and no secrets! This my friends is where another level of trust begins.
Ultimately, Mike and I decided to go all in. This means we will put everything we make into a shared account and pay everything out of it. No matter who makes what, it becomes OUR money. We will also have a separate account for my business that will be used for business expenses and then 2 savings accounts in which we will determine an amount of money to deposit based on what we have and what we need to save that month for our own personal discretion.
Catch that?
- One big joint checking
- One big joint savings
- One business checking
- Two personal savings
Currently, we are not married but will be soon. We want to be prepared and as organized as possible during the process for obvious reasons, but also because its best for us to learn how our money works since he will be leaving for long and short deployments and I will be traveling for work so each of us has to be responsible for keeping it together while each other is away.
So, right now we are in the beginning stages of working this all out. Since budgeting is the only math I enjoy, today I got to work on figuring out the basics.
- What are my total expenses per month?
- What are Mike's total expenses per month?
- What is my total income per month?
- What is Mike's total income per month?
- About how much do we both spend on anything that is not bills?
With this information, I was able to get a good idea of what was already happening so that we know how to adjust this to our financial goals once we discuss these things in depth. For instance, our income changes every month due to bonuses, benefits from being a military family or random things like gifts. We will also have random expenses each month like flights to visit family, vacations or home furnishings and whatever else may present itself.
I put all of our information into this awesome spreadsheet that I read about eons ago made by Kath.
*this is not our information or hers, just an example.
I made 3 different budgets
- Valerie – Budget + Expenses NOW
- Mike – Budget + Expenses NOW
- Our Budget, Expenses and Savings once we're married (essentially, I combined the above 2 and then estimated savings goals that we will finalize at another time)
I spent some time customizing it a bit and then looked over it with Mike. Immediately we realized something really eye opening . . .
We each spend a LOT of "variable" money each month.
It's no surprise though since most of our money goes to food, and food in hawaii is EXPENSIVE. But the money in that category not going to food is interesting and brought up a lot of questions.
What are we spending it on?!
This was a fantastic thing for the both of us because seeing the big picture and how we could tweak what we SAVE or what goes to our personal discretion made us immediately think of ways we could bring down the cost of our variable expenses each month. For me, it made me start wanting to be a bit more cautious NOW and get in the habit of maximizing our finances.
With wedding plans, families across the country from each other (and far far away from us), traveling for work and desiring the finer things in life . . . we're going to need it.
How do you handle combining finances?


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Trappers continue to rack up victories
NWC goes 6-1 in Wyo-Nebraska Shootout
Coach Flavia Siqueira and her Northwest College volleyball squad picked up six more match wins last week during the Wyoming-Nebraska Shootout in Torrington and Scottsbluff, Neb. In the process, the Lady Trappers also made a strong case for themselves to earn a spot in the NJCAA's Division I poll.
The Lady Trappers, following their 6-1 effort in last week's tournament, held a 21-7 record. NWC was scheduled to face Dawson Community College Monday night in Powell, and results from that match will be included in Thursday's edition of the Powell Tribune.
Though places were not awarded following the tournament, Siqueira said her team had the second-best record during the event, and finished just behind Western Nebraska Community College.
"I was very pleased with how my players performed during this tournament," Siqueira said. "There were moments we could have played better, but there were moments when I was impressed with their level of play. Maddie Peterson played two positions during the tournament and did a very good job. Rebekah DePesa and Irelis Avendano also came from being non-starters to earning starting positions on the team. Marisa Shigetomi came out and played well and how I expect her to play all the time."
NWC opened the tournament Thursday against Colby (Kan.) Community College and won 25-23, 25-18, 25-23. Siqueira said Colby played a strong match, but NWC was able to overpower the Lady Trojans with strong play along the front row.
Peterson and Thabata Galvao paced NWC with 13 kills, and DePesa added seven. Carol Martin had a team-high 33 assists. Shigetomi, Peterson and Galvao also finished with 13, 13 and 12 digs, respectively.
Against McCook (Neb.) Community College, NWC claimed a match win by scores of 25-11, 25-15 and 25-10. As a team, the Lady Trappers had 10 aces, including five by Katie Gregg and three by DePesa. Galvao, who has been nursing a shoulder injury, sat out the match, and her spot in the middle was manned by Peterson. Avendano moved to the outside for Peterson during the lineup change, which proved to be a successful one for NWC.
Martin finished with six kills, 23 assists and 17 digs, and Kayla Propes had 12 digs and six kills.
In their final match Thursday, NWC defeated Trinidad (Colo.) State Junior College 25-20, 25-12, 25-18. Avendano enjoyed an eight-kill performance. Peterson added six kills, and Shigetomi and DePesa added 12 and 11 digs.
Friday's action for NWC opened with a match against second-ranked Western Nebraska Community College. Because Gregg was sick Friday morning, Peterson played in the middle and Avendano played on the outside. NWC started slow and WNCC went on to defeat the Lady Trappers 25-9, 25-14, 25-18.
"We did not play well in the first or second sets," Siqueira said. "Some of our players looked very intimidated by WNCC, but during the third set we played at our level."
Shigetomi ended the match with 25 passes and only one error. She also played solid defense, according to her coach.
The Lady Trappers rebounded from the loss and defeated Williston State College 25-16, 25-9, 25-17. Martin helped lead the turnaround with 29 assists and 13 digs. Peterson and Galvao added nine and eight kills.
NWC closed out Friday's matches with a 25-13, 25-16, 25-10 victory over North Platte (Neb.) Community College. The Lady Trappers, because of North Platte's strong defensive play, had to be patient when hitting the ball, Siqueira said. Their patience translated into a solid match.
Avendano and Galvao finished with 10 and six kills, while Martin added 25 assists and 12 digs. Shigetomi contributed with 15 digs, and DePesa finished with four aces and 10 digs.
On Saturday, NWC faced Kansas-based Seward County Community College, a team that has been a regular in the nation's top 20 for the past 20 years, Siqueira said. Undaunted by SCCC's tradition, the Lady Trappers won 25-20, 26-24, 28-26.
"The match was intense from beginning to end," Siqueira said. "Both teams were focused and playing really hard. In the second set, we were losing 24-18 and were able to come back at the end of the set to win 26-24."
According to the coach, that comeback in the second set spoke volumes about her team's ability to rebound against a formidable squad.
Martin finished the match with 30 assists, 19 digs and four blocks. Galvao added 11 kills and 13 digs, and was followed by Peterson, who registered nine kills. Peterson also finished with 27 passes and only two errors.
PHS girls make it two in a row in cross country
Lady Panthers first again; boys team second at Lander
High elevations and a nine-team field greeted Powell High School's boys and girls cross country squads last Thursday at the Lander Invitational, and both the Panthers and Lady Panthers enjoyed strong showings.
The Lady Panthers, who were led by senior Lauren Dunleavy, notched their second straight first-place team finish. Their other first-place effort came less than a week earlier at the Cody Invitational at Don Little Park.
The Lady Panthers, during last Thursday's event, finished ahead of runner-up Lander and third-place Thermopolis. As for the individual standings, Dunleavy was the top runner with a time of 24:28. PHS freshman Desiree Murray, with an effort of 24:59, claimed the runner-up spot in the race. Jordan Bigelow (6th, 26:13), Skye Albert (8th, 27:07) and Kristi Mingus (9th, 27:09) rounded out the scoring efforts for PHS and gave the team five runners in the top nine.
Emily Schwahn added a 12th-place finish with her time of 27:39. Alyssa Rodriguez, after a pair of strong efforts at the Billings and Cody invitationals, was unable to finish the race after suffering pain in her side early in the race.
According to PHS coach Cliff Boos, the course at Beaver Creek Ski Area south of Lander, presented its fair share of challenges, including a hill that runners had to tackle at the start of the event. Elevations higher than 8,200 feet made it that much harder, and he said that, plus too fast of a start, might have been what hampered Rodriguez's efforts.
"We were originally scheduled to run at the golf course in Lander, but they were having a tournament there," Boos said. "On Monday, they let us know the meet had been moved to the Beaver Creek Ski Area, which is about 22 miles south of Lander. It was a beautiful course, especially at this time of year with the leaves changing colors.
"The girls did really well, and it was great to see five of our runners finish in the top nine. Lauren got an early lead, and she ran extremely well again. It was a tough day for Alyssa, but she's fine now. She tried to get through it, but it was just too painful for her."
In the competition for the boys, the Panthers recorded a second-place finish behind Lander. Lyman's team settled for third place. In the individual standings, Rawlins' Joe Mead took the top spot with a time of 20:23.
The pace-setter for PHS was sophomore Patrick Voss, who finished fourth overall in 21:48. Patrick Sullivan was the Panthers' second-fastest runner with a 21:56, and sophomore Danny McKearney enjoyed another solid performance, finishing ninth in 22:22.
Powell's scoring efforts were rounded out by Alex Speiser (14th, 23:34) and Devin Lynn (18th, 23:58). Colton Smith (21st, 25:18) and Jake Firnekas (22nd, 26:01) were Powell's sixth- and seventh-fastest runners.
"I'm so pleased with how well both teams are performing," Boos said. "Once again the atmosphere we have is one where the kids really get along well and are very supportive of each other."
• Up next: The boys and girls cross country squads will be in action again Thursday at the Rocky Mountain Invitational. That event has a scheduled 4 p.m. start time and will be conducted at Foster Gulch Golf Course in Lovell.
Consider another capital facilities tax
The county-wide 1-percent capital facilities tax is predicted to be in effect for another year, give or take a month.
The proceeds from that tax, a total of $13.2 million, are funding much-needed projects in Cody, Meeteetse and Powell.
In just a few weeks, the new Cody branch of the Park County Library will open. Pool construction and remodeling in Meeteetse is nearing completion, and construction of the family aquatic center in Powell will begin sometime this fall.
While few of us like the idea of higher taxes, the capital facilities tax is a way to pay for facilities like these that make the communities of Park County better places to live.
And most would agree that the tax is relatively painless. For every $100 spent, just $1 in extra tax is paid. That's the price of a bottle of pop.
Also consider the fact that a 2007 economic impact study on tourism in Wyoming determined that, in Park County, tourist spending accounted for more than 26 percent of the total sales tax collected.
That's right — people who don't even live here are paying for more than one fourth of these projects. That's a pretty good deal for us.
People are already throwing out ideas as to what our communities' needs will be in the future, and grumblings about "no more taxes" already can be heard.
We live in a state with some of the lowest taxes in the nation — 1-percent sales taxes pay for large-scale projects in our towns, without overburdening county residents.
Capital facilities taxes give us a big bang for our buck. If a worthy project is presented, we'd be wise to consider another tax in 2010.
Shorb flies to fame
Justin Shorb, in the red wingsuit on the left, flies over Puerto Rico with other skydivers. Shorb has traveled around the world organizing wingsuit jumps and training skydivers. In November, Shorb will participate in a world record 71-way wingsuit formation at Skydive Elsinore in Southern California. Courtesy photo by Scotty Burns, www.Sky2Productions.com
PHS grad to be featured on History Channel Friday
By nature, humans do not fly — but that doesn't stop Justin Shorb.
Shorb first went skydiving 10 years ago as a Powell High School senior, and today is often airborne in a wingsuit.
In fact, it's his day job.
"I don't do anything else but skydiving for a living," Shorb said.
Shorb founded Flock University in Pepperell, Ma., in September 2006, and the skydiving training school has grown to become one of the biggest wingsuit schools in the world, he said.
Shorb, who lives in Salem, N.H., said the school has trained hundreds of people.
Shorb first tried out a wingsuit in 2006, and since then has done more than 1,500 wingsuit skydives.
Powell bankers say don't panic
The nationwide financial crisis, which, according to analysts may be comparable to the Great Depression, continues to worsen.
What began with a national slump in housing prices has evolved into a financial nightmare for many. Following on the heels of a federal bailout of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the weekend news of Merrill Lynch's sale to Bank of America and a bankrupt Lehman Bros. dealt consumers another blow. And on Monday, the Federal Reserve announced that it would come to the rescue of insurance behemoth AIG — to the tune of $85 billion — to prevent what could be a catastrophic, world-wide domino effect if the company failed.
The turmoil has people in Powell asking, "What does this mean for me?"
Local bankers said people should not panic.
Larry Larsen, president of the Powell branch of Shoshone First Bank, said local customers are aware of the problems and have approached him with "concerns about FDIC insurance and the amount available for their money."
Radioactive Man' dies uncompensated
They called the Powell native the Radioactive Man.
After all, Michael (Duffy) Olveda was believed to have inhaled more radiation than anyone in the history of U.S. nuclear facilities. It happened in the early morning hours of Aug. 30, 1971, when a small explosion rocked a laboratory in the plutonium-recovery building of the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons facility near Denver.
Olveda, then 37, found himself soaking up radiation in the midst of a "hot fire," ignited spontaneously in a container of plutonium shavings and light oil. He may have been exposed for 10-15 seconds before donning his respirator. Smoke quickly filled the room, and he estimated he was in the fire for some two minutes before finding his way out.
Olveda had worked as a technician for eight years for Dow Chemical, which leased the facility from the Atomic Energy Commission. After scrubbing surface plutonium dust in the decontamination unit, he was sent to the infirmary to check for inhaled plutonium. The results revealed he had inhaled more radiation — almost 28 times the maximum allowable level — than any person in the recorded history of operating nuclear facilities in the United States.
Asay rides again
Powell bull rider Kanin Asay has overcome injuries sustained during a rodeo in Oregon in early July and is riding again after a two-month absence from the sport. Above, Asay competes in the Pendleton Round-Up Friday, Sept. 12. Courtesy photo/Hubbell Photography
Powell cowboy continues to chase second WNFR berth
Kanin Asay, Powell's well-known bull riding personality who was severely injured during a competition in Oregon in early July, is back and making headlines after an almost two-month absence from the sport he loves.
Asay, during the time of year known as Cowboy Christmas, was riding Corey-Horst Rodeo Company's 301 Cry Baby when he suffered multiple injuries, including a damaged spleen, facial fractures and concussion. The life-threatening incident sidelined the rider for the remainder of July and most of August. Those injuries also left him with plenty of downtime to simply think and get himself mentally and physically ready to ride again.
"You don't realize how much you miss something until you can't do something you love," Asay said. "I had plenty of time to think about things, and I was determined to get back and ride again."
The first ride for Asay took place Aug. 29 on a practice bull at the Cody Nite Rodeo. He said the bull started slow but quickly picked up momentum and gained an advantage as the ride continued.
Rebirth of a homecoming tradition
Toland organizes powder puff game
The lineup of homecoming activities at Powell High School got a boost this week thanks to the efforts of Hannah Toland.
Toland, a senior student-athlete at PHS, approached PHS activities director Jeff Jones with the idea of conducting a powder puff football game as part of the 2008 homecoming lineup. Upon hearing Toland's proposal, Jones gave her the green light to move ahead with her plan.
"She came to me early on and asked about the possibility of a powder puff football game. I told her I didn't see it being a problem as long as it was well organized. I've seen it done at other schools, and powder puff games are a lot of fun if they are done the right way."
Toland, who incorporated a fund-raising twist to the event and used it as her senior project, took Jones' approval and ran with the idea. With the help of family, friends and several school officials, Toland turned the project into what proved to be a smashing hit with those involved. In the process, the game raised money for families in need in the Powell area.
"I had a lot of help," Toland said shortly after the game's conclusion Monday night. "It's something I've always wanted us to have, and I think it went over really well. I've had people tell me they had powder puff games here at one point in time, but it's been a long time."
Because the event was so successful, Jones said he hopes to add the event to the annual list of homecoming activities.
"It will (become a tradition) if I have anything to say about it," Jones said. "Hannah did a great job organizing it, and that helped make it a success. She met with me twice a week, and I was very impressed with her initiative and ability to follow through. She took it seriously, contacted churches in order to locate families who needed help and showed a lot of professionalism."
As an added bonus for Toland, her Pink team, which was composed of seniors and sophomores, emerged victorious in the contest. They won the game 22-14 in overtime. When asked if the outcome was ever in doubt, Toland answered with an emphatic, "No!"
"We knew we were going to win from the very start," she said. "We just wanted to make it interesting at the end so people would remember how exciting it was."
Leslie Thronburg opened the scoring with a touchdown for the Pink team, but the ensuing conversion run failed.
The Purple squad, which was filled with freshmen and juniors, answered the score with a touchdown by Mikala Starcevich. The Purple squad also got the two-point conversion to go ahead 8-6.
In the second half, sophomore Stephanie Paul put her track skills to use by scoring the Pink's second touchdown of the game. Laura Morse added the conversion run for a 14-8 lead.
The score remained in the favor of the Pink team until an interception by the Purple squad's EmiLee Bapst with less than 25 seconds to play.
Bapst returned the interception about 75 yards for a touchdown to tie the score at 14-14 with three seconds remaining in the game. Time ran out on the failed conversion attempt.
Senior Galen Mills, who coached the Pink team along with his twin brother, Gavin Mills, served as the offensive coordinator, and he defended his decision to have his quarterback throw a pass with time winding down and his team holding a six-point lead.
"They wanted to throw the ball," Galen Mills said, stating that all of the players in the huddle were adamant about going for more yardage and another possible touchdown. "There was no way I was telling them 'no.'"
Fortunately for the Pink coaching staff, Paul bailed them out during the overtime period with another touchdown run and the two-point conversion attempt.
The Purple squad, during its one overtime possession, nearly scored on a long run by Katie Kipp, but she was stopped when her flag was pulled at the Pink team's one-yard line. The Purple team was stopped for no gain on its next play thanks to a first-rate defensive play by McKenzie Danforth. On the following play, the Purple squad fumbled the ball and the senior-sophomore team recovered it to seal the victory.
Fourteen different drivers claim go-kart victories
Two drivers score multiple Victories
Last Saturday marked the second-to-last evening of racing for the Park County Kart Club's 2008 season, and 14 different drivers posted victories in their respective divisions. Of those drivers, two scored multiple wins — Cory Heny and Landon Greer.
Drivers notching one victory each last Saturday at the Park County Fairgrounds in Powell were Brooklyn Sweet, Emily Sande, Matt Sweet, Jane Faulkner, Jennifer Triplett, JJ Faulkner, Wayne McClaflin, Sam Gernhart, Tracy Sweet, Scott Heny, Curtis Sande and Ken Strausheim.
The final races of the PCKC's season will be Saturday, Sept. 27 at 6 p.m. Races will be conducted at the Park County Fairgrounds.
The following is a recap of last week's racing action:
• Kids (5-8): Brooklyn Sweet finished ahead of Samantha Sande for the win. For Brooklyn Sweet, the victory was her fifth of the season in the kids division and helped her maintain her lead in the season's points standings. She has 118 points and is 16 points ahead of Samantha Sande.
• Junior I (ages 9-13): As has been the case much of the season, Cory Heny and Matt Sweet found themselves in a battle for the top spot. Heny prevailed and claimed the checkered flag, and Sweet settled for the runner-up spot. Positions three through six were rounded out by Taylor Rentschler, Emily Sande, Marisa Sanders and Taylor Daniels.
As for the standings in the Junior I division, Matt Sweet holds the top spot with 129 points. Cory Heny is the closest challenger with 112 points with just one race date left on this season's schedule.
• Junior I girls: Emily Sande claimed the top spot and was followed by Brooklyn Sweet, Mallory Triplett and Marissa Sanders.
With her victory, Emily Sande pushed her season-leading point total in the division to 108. She currently is 10 points ahead of Brooklyn Sweet, who is ranked second.
• Junior I boys: In this division, Cory Heny scored the victory, and Matt Sweet took the runner-up spot. Grady Sanders, Taylor Rentschler and Taylor Daniels rounded out spots three through five.
The victory was Cory Heny's fourth in this division for the year. However, he still trails Matt Sweet for the points lead by a 112-98 margin. Taylor Rentschler is third with 88 points.
• Junior pro-am (ages 9-18): Matt Sweet earned the victory, and Cory Heny, Savannah Triplett, Taylor Rentschler, Emily Sande and Grady Sanders took spots two through six.
With his victory, Matt Sweet tightened his grip on the points lead. He has 125 points, and Cory Heny is second with 112. Savannah Triplett, third, has 90 points.
• Junior II: Jake Mennell was the top driver in this division Saturday. With 78 points for the season, he is ahead of Alex Zellman, who is second with 56 points.
• Ladies 6.5 hp heat race: Jane Faulkner crossed the finish line first and was followed by Nancy Knight, Jill Sande, Jennifer Triplett and Pokey Heny.
• Ladies 6.5hp class race: In this event, Jennifer Triplett took the top spot ahead of Jane Faulkner, Pokey Heny, Nancy Knight, Jill Sande and Jaci Heny.
This division is up for grabs entering the final week of racing. Jennifer Triplett has the lead in the standings with 109 points, but Jane Faulkner is one point behind in second. Jill Sande sits third with 102 points, and Nicole Timmons is fourth with 96. Fifth place currently belongs to Pokey Heny, who has 87 points.
• Men's 6.5hp (300-350 pounds, kart and driver): Curtis Sande won this race, finishing ahead of Sam Gernhart and Dan DeLeon.
Curtis Sande also the points lead in the division with 116 points. Sam Gernhart is the closest competitor to that total with 76 points. DeLeon is third with 48.
• Men's 6.5hp (350-400 pounds, kart and driver): JJ Faulkner claimed the checkered flag and retained his No. 1 ranking in the season standings. He has 106 points while Justin Sims is second with 78. Aaron Lotten is third with 56.
• Men's 6.5hp (400-450 pounds, kart and driver): Wayne McClaflin scored the victory Saturday and easily maintained his lead in the division with 80 points for the season.
• Animal (300-350 pounds, kart and driver): This race was won by Landon Greer. He also has the points lead for the season.
• Animal (350-400 pounds, kart and driver): Tracy Sweet claimed the top spot and finished ahead of Bill Rentschler, Ken Strausheim and Larry Chouinard.
Entering the final race date, this division boasts a close points race. Tracy Sweet is the leader with 74 points, but Bill Rentschler is close behind with 68. Strausheim is third with 65 points, and Larry Chouinard is fourth with 62.
• Animal (400-450 pounds, kart and driver): Scott Heny was the winner in this race and he also holds the top spot in the point standings with 58. Shawn Chouinard is second with 40 points.
• Modified 210cc and below (300-350 pounds, kart and driver): Curtis Sande outdrove Landon Greer, Sam Gernhart and Dan DeLeon for the top spot. He also leads the standings with 76 points.
Mike Apanashk is second with 58 points, and Landon Greer and Sam Gernhart are tied for third with 32 points each.
• Modified 210cc and below (350-400 pounds, kart and driver): Ken Strausheim crossed the finish line first and ahead of Bill Rentschler, Wayne McClaflin, Tracy Sweet and Larry Chouinard.
Strausheim also has the points lead with 74. Wayne McClaflin is second with 64 points, and Tracy Sweet is third with 62. Bill Rentschler, with 56 points, is fourth, and Larry Chouinard and Mark Rentschler are fifth and sixth with 47 and 46 points, respectively.
• Modified 210cc and below (400-450 pounds, kart and driver): Scott Heny was the winner, but Delbert Reder, with 58 points for the season, is the division leader. Scotty Heny and Shawn Chouinard are tied for the runner-up spot with 38 points.
• Feature, heat one: Sam Gernhart finished first. Spots two through seven went to Tracy Sweet, Wayne McClaflin, Ken Strausheim, Jake Mennell, Bill Rentschler and JJ Faulkner.
• Feature, heat two: Landon Greer prevailed in a race featuring six drivers. Spots two through six went to Jane Faulkner, Trevin Allen, Jaci Heny, Larry Chouinard and Mike Apanashk.
• Outlaw divisions: In the 211-250cc (330-350 pounds, kart and driver) division, Curtis Sande holds the top spot. In the 350-400 pound division, Tracy Sweet is the division leader.
John Hartung
Graveside funeral services for Johnny (John) Wayne Hartung, 61, will be conducted Friday, Sept. 19 at 2 p.m. at Crown Hill Cemetery.
A native of Powell, he died Thursday, Sept. 11 at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Menlo Park, Calif. John was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps with service in Vietnam.
His sister, Rev. Gina Hartung, will officiate at services and burial. For those who can, please bring chairs to the graveside service.


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The project has a goal of meeting 2007 EPA emission standards for particulate emissions by 2017 for all drayage trucks serving the Port's marine container terminals, estimated at more than 2,000 vehicles.The company's diesel-to-natural gas engine conversion system was selected as the best technology under a competitive grant process for the agency's "Piloting Engine Upgrade Technologies in the Freight Mobility Sector" project. Omnitek's technology reduces particulate emissions as well as nitrogen oxides and carbon dioxide. The pilot project led by Omnitek Engineering includes American Strategic Group, trucking fleets and related service providers.Omnitek's domestic diesel-to-natural-gas conversion business is ramping up since the company's recent EPA approval of its technology for the widely operated line of heavy-duty Navistar DT466E and DT530E engines."Seattle has already converted its refuse trucks and airport taxis to CNG, so extending the environmental and economic benefits of natural gas to the Port of Seattle drayage fleet is an innovative approach to keeping the Port of Seattle competitive in the post-Panamax era of ocean shipping. We think the ability to convert existing assets is crucial for CNG infrastructure development in the United States," said Stephen Lambo, president of American Strategic Group.
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Wily Eaton strengthens his hold on spot in the rotation with another awful outing
March 24 2007
If Jon Lieber was having trouble accepting being sent to the pen it's hard to blame him. He's been better than any of the Phillies' starting pitchers this spring, and nothing changed this afternoon as Adam Eaton was hit hard in a 7-0 loss to the the Reds.
With the loss the Phils drop to 8-15 in spring training.
Eaton went 4 2/3 innings for the Phils, allowing five runs on eight hits and three walks. Four of the eight hits he allowed went for extra-bases, a double, a triple and two home runs.
Eaton's spring ERA puffed to 6.06. Lieber's 1.12 ERA remains the best of any of the nine pitchers to start a spring training game.
Clay Condrey entered the game in the bottom of the fifth with two outs and runners on first and third. He kept Eaton's line from being worse by getting one of the Alex Gonzalezes to ground out to end the inning. Condrey returned to pitch the sixth and threw a 1-2-3 frame, lowering his spring ERA to 4.22.
Fabio Castro pitched the seventh and allowed a run on three hits, two of which went for extra-bases. It could have been worse for Castro, but Brandon Phillips ran into an out trying to stretch a double into a triple. Castro's has thrown to a 9.22 ERA.
Eude Brito pitched the bottom of the eighth and allowed a run on a solo homer to Chad Moeller. Brito's thrown to a 3.00 ERA in three spring innings. One of him or Castro sure looks like they have to make the team as the other lefty besides Matt Smith in the pen.
The Phils had six hits on the day, all of which were singles. Howard was 0-for-3 and is hitting .224. Burrell was 0-for-2 with a walk and is hitting .190.
Garcia 0-for-1. Dobbs 1-for-1 to raise his average to .386. It's looking more like the Phils might start the year with Garcia and Dobbs on the roster and Coste waiting for his injured hamstring to heal.
Brett Myers will start for the Phillies on opening day against John Smoltz.
Lieber has a mild strain of his right oblique muscle and the team does not know how long he'll be out. That's not good.
Things look bleak for Gavin Floyd.
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"Isn't that him who did that thing for you know who?"
This question is completely useless to anyone, yet asked by grandparents and parents alike across the world.
"Isn't that him who did that thing for you know who?"
This question is completely useless to anyone, yet asked by grandparents and parents alike across the world.
It's lovely on golden beaches on picturesque pacific islands, it's even nice at Blackpool on a sunny day.
However it isn't nice in your ears or all in your hair or between the cracks of you toes and in your shoes and socks. Nor is it nice itching in every possible fold of your body or blowing in your face as you walk along the prom. Then it is just damn irritating.
You're having the game of your life on Modern Warfare 2 on Xbox live, there you are about to beat your kill streak record when you get stabbed in the back and here a victorious 12 year old squeak "yeah - take that". It's bad enough that they shouldn't even be playing a game rated 18.
It happens everywhere playing sports games or RPGs or on the Xbox or Playstation or PC all these bloody kids making you feel stupid as they put the 6th goal past your hapless defence on Pro Evolution Soccer or execute you with another well aimed head shot playing Battlefield.
Nobody likes losing but my god is it irritating losing to a kid!
Waiting in line, person at the cash point (ATM for those non colloquial readers)
Really? You have to check your balance - ok.
Now you want to change your pin number - right.
Oh you forgot to get cash out - card back in.
You want to check your balance again? - why?
Right yep, now decide how much cash you want.
By this time you're going insane thinking I haven't got all f**king day just get some money out. It's amazing how a screen with 8 option buttons and a keypad can take so long to operate.
Just one number away!! If you'd been the next person in through the door you would have won!
Delivery companies are a pain in the arse, "we will pop by between 7am and 8pm and if no one is in we shall return on a random day in August around 4.30am. If still undelivered we will set fire to your parcel".
You can guarantee if you leave the house at any point during the delivery window they will turn up then and if you don't then they will arrive right at the end or even late.
Either from desperately but inadequately trying to shield it from the rain on the walk back from the newsagents or when you put it on the table and it's a bit damp. Then you try to read some pages and all you can see are the soaked through images from the next page.
Quite simply newspapers and water do not mix.
I remember the days of dial up, how quaint they were. You sat waiting for your modem to dial up with that flurry of blips and beeps, your parents complained that nobody in the house could use the phone for hours on end and you spent all night waiting for a song to download on Napster.
But those days are gone, I'm paying for a broadband connection so I expect one. I don't expect to sit there watching images load like it's 1998 all over again.
This actually happened to me, a girl I went to school with many years ago added me on facebook. I then saw her in a pub on a trip back to my home town said hello and she blanked me! Why add someone on facebook if you won't say hello to them in the street.
I have since been much stricter on who gets to be my facebook friend.
Spotify is a brilliant service but those ads are really just a little irritating. I say just a little irritating as they aren't that bad that you'll run off and pay for the full ad free service.
The fact that the sound quality on a lot of "Hi I'm Roberta from Spotify" type ads is rubbish doesn't say a lot for a company who are providing music over the web.
The very definition of irritating, just a little itch somewhere that won't go away. Especially annoying when you can't reach it or can't scratch it in public without some strange glances and a possible arrest.
Such a silly little thing that's so easy to do but f*** me it hurts leaving you hopping round like a mad person.
You can't exactly go to hospital after stubbing your toe either, you seem like such a baby. Yet I'm led to believe we break our toes quite often and think nothing of it.
It is a good argument for wearing toe capped boots ALL the time despite the impracticalities and them not being quite as comfy as slippers.
There are in a rush, you wizz into the multi-storey only to get stuck behind the grandma who is reversing in and out and in and out of a huge parking space. You try to drive past but they reverse into your path hopelessly trying to straighten up.
You only came out for a bottle of milk and here you are 30 minutes later waiting for the old dear to park.
It only gets worse when they hit your car.
Actually it gets worse when someone who can't park hits your parked car.
It's not hard! Parking is rather straight forward.
Everyone hates being put on hold even if you play calming music like Jack Johnson I will still be unhappy when I eventually get through to someone.
It's also annoying when there's no music and you can't tell if you've just been lost in a telephone system forever.
Standing at the top of the stairs and thinking "now why did I walk up here?". It's much more embarrassing when you've taken yourself all the way to the Supermarket and you have to buy some random stuff you don't need so you don't feel too daft.
A hideous experience that normally happens either
a) Mid way through a shower leaving you with the option of finishing your shower with freezing cold water or getting out and drying yourself off whilst cover in soapy suds.
b) When your bath is about half full and you've left it running only to return and find it freezing cold.
You know what I mean, when it's the last song you heard as you left the house and you walk around with it stuck in your head. Even worse when you start humming Westlife on the train or in some other public place or you walk around singing "Go Compare" to yourself - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_-9QFvhQWo
Damn those musicians and their catchy tunes!
It isn't ironic! Everything in the song is at most mildly annoying! 10,000 spoons when all you need is a knife is in no way ironic unless you happen to have spent your life campaigning for knives to be replaced by spoons and now here you are in need of a knife.
Neither is rain on your wedding day ironic, or "waiting your whole damn life to take that flight", nor a free ride when you've already paid.
But maybe that's the point - is it ironic that a song about irony doesn't have anything actually ironic in it? In which case it's far too bloody clever for it's own good and that is just as irritating.


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God you know, Im trying to live right. Ive been so strong presnting my body as a living sacrafice. But Im gettin' lonely. And I need to be held. Trying to stay strong, but I can't help myself.
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Polish director Krztsztof Zanussi's third feature and his most experimental crosses narrative cinema with filmed essay in an exploration of truth, knowledge and the elusive nature of happiness.
Stanisław Latałło (who died in a climbing accident soon afterwards) plays a physics student searching for the answer to everything.
En route he falls in love twice, marries and fathers a child, while Zanussi keeps things busy with diagrams, quotes and academic talking heads.
Extras include a recent interview with Zanussi and a short about Latałło directed by his son.
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The United States Border Patrol will hold a national recruiting and hiring event in Lubbock for individuals interested in pursuing a career in border law enforcement. The event will be held on Friday, January 11th, 2008, at the Memorial Civic Center, 1501 Mac Davis Lane from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is stepping up its recruiting efforts to hire 6,000 additional Border Patrol agents by the end of 2008. This national hiring event is in direct response to President Bush's May 2006 announcement to enhance border security by increasing the size of the Border Patrol. CBP continues to expand its recruiting and hiring efforts with an energized advertising campaign designed to identify candidates wanting to work in law enforcement protecting our nation's borders.
Recruiters will be available to discuss opportunities and qualifications for the Border Patrol Agent position. Staff will also discuss test taking skills, administer a 30 minute pre-test, and evaluate individual results for interested applicants.
The Border Patrol is looking for candidates who can successfully undergo a rigorous screening process, which includes a written examination, structured interview, language aptitude or Spanish language proficiency test, medical examination and drug test, a physical fitness test, as well as a background investigation.
Candidates hired for the position must complete the Border Patrol basic training academy in Artesia, New Mexico as part of a two-year internship program. Initial salaries are very competitive and agents have the promotional potential to earn more than $70,000 after three years of service. Generous benefits and pay include federal health insurance, life insurance, retirement benefits, and up to an additional 25% in overtime pay.
Initial assignments will be in the southwest border states of Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas.
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By Tita Parham
Don't tether any of the animals to the stable backdrop — they may pull it down. Keep an eye on the donkeys — they tend to wander. Have a shovel nearby.
That was some of the advice offered in an Internet survey Interpreter conducted to assist churches considering having a live Nativity scene during Advent.
Another tip? Start planning early. That means now.
"Start talking about it in the summer. Try to involve as many people as (you) possibly can," said the Rev. Charles Klink, former pastor at Montezuma (Iowa) United Methodist Church.
In 2011, Klink's congregation worked with three other United Methodist churches to coordinate a live Nativity in a location central to all — and just off an interstate highway so people could access it easily. It took place for three hours on each of two nights.
A three-sided structure formed a backdrop for Joseph, Mary, Jesus, shepherds and wise men. A choir of angels from Klink's church sang Christmas carols. Passersby saw the crèche and heard the music.
When multiple churches are involved, Klink said, it's important for the clergy to "be the wheels of the wagon. It creates camaraderie among the clergy."
Leslie Haggstrom agrees a living Nativity is a good opportunity for pastors and lay people from different churches to work together. But planning one, she says, is not difficult.
Angelica United Methodist Church, which has an average worship attendance of about 40 and is located in a rural village of less than 900 people in upstate New York, has staged a live Nativity scene for more than 30 years.
The living Nativity is part of a community event that takes place in the village circle surrounded by businesses and several churches.
The Sunday before Christmas, luminaries are placed throughout the circle. Participants gather around a lit tree in the middle of the park to sing carols. They then walk to the nearby United Methodist church to see people portraying those who were part of the events surrounding Jesus' birth.
While a narrator reads the Christmas story, costumed children and youth portray Mary and Joseph arriving at the stable that's been placed in front of the parsonage. Wise men and shepherds visit, and an angel announces Jesus' birth. A choir of church and community members intersperses the reenactment with carols.
The setup includes spotlights and a sound system, bales of hay and a few animals — a pony or horse for Mary to ride and some sheep.
After the portrayal, the group goes from church to church in the community — Episcopal, Baptist, Catholic, United Methodist — reading Scripture and singing carols. They end with refreshments at one of the churches, where the winners of the town's decorating contest are announced.
"If you can make it a community event that includes the other churches and people who don't even go to church, it becomes a more inviting way to remind people of the real reason for the season," Haggstrom said.
It is a decades-long tradition for the church and community and one that often takes place in snow and freezing temperatures.
That means the costumes — which Haggstrom says can be as simple as burlap sacks and robes — must be big enough to wear over snowsuits.
"I can't tell you how many times we have shivered through 5-degree weather and only 20 people watching, but it is something we do ... year after year," she said. "It's a great community outreach to remind people that Jesus is there; it's not just Santa Claus."
Tita Parham is a freelance writer, editor and communications consultant based in Apopka, Fla.
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California Republic Bank announces that it surpassed $200 million in assets in its first 22 months of operations
Press Release_3rd Qtr 2009 – PDF version
(BUSINESS WIRE) -— NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. – California Republic Bank (CRB) (OTCBB: CRPB) announced its results for the quarter ending September 30, 2009, citing another successful quarter highlighted by a significant increase in total assets, core deposits and loans.
At September 30, California Republic Bank reported total assets of $212.9 million, an increase of $55.2 million or 35% above total assets as of September 30, 2008. The year-over-year growth in total assets reflects continued strong core deposit growth with total deposits at $166.3 million, a $58.1 million increase from the third quarter of 2008. Non-interest bearing demand deposit accounts grew to $53.9 million, while core interest-bearing deposits grew to $112.3 million.
Total loan commitments were reported at $173.2 million at September 30 with loan outstandings at $139.4 million, representing a $72.2 million increase from the third quarter of 2008. The Bank also reported no non-performing loans, no past due loans, and no charged-off loans since inception.
California Republic Bank reported strong liquidity with liquid investments, mostly in federally backed instruments and fully insured CD investments, totaling $64.6 million as of September 30, 2009. As of quarter end, California Republic Bank's Tier 1 Leverage Capital Ratio was reported to be at 24.01% and Total Risk Capital Ratio was reported at 33.23 %, well in excess of the 5% and 10% respectively, required to be considered ‗well capitalized' by the FDIC.
"We are again very pleased to have surpassed another important milestone this quarter by achieving over $212 million in assets", stated Jon Wilcox, President of California Republic Bank. "This growth accentuates the need for a truly business focused, fully integrated commercial, real estate, and private bank with direct access to decision makers who have the ability and capacity to lend."
"We are thankful for our customers who continue to entrust us with their primary banking relationships", stated John DeCero, Vice Chairman of California Republic Bank. "They have consistently partnered with us for opportunistic credit in today's dynamic but credit constrained environment. The bank continues to grow as originally planned, in a controlled and conservative manner."
About California Republic Bank:
California Republic Bank is a full-service commercial bank that provides clients direct access to executive management. It strives to provide an atmosphere where successful people can come together and enjoy individualized service tailored and delivered through Relationship Managers that understand their needs. California Republic Bank provides the high-touch service of a private bank with the lending expertise of a commercial and real estate bank. California Republic Bank is headquartered in Newport Beach, Calif., with its regional West Los Angeles branch located in Beverly Hills.
For more information, contact Jon Wilcox, President, or John DeCero, Vice Chairman, at 949-270-9700. The full unaudited financial statement for the quarter can be viewed at www.crbnk.com.
The Board of Directors comprised inside directors Jon Wilcox, Acting CEO and President; John DeCero, Vice Chairman of the Board; outside board members including Robert Barth, Chairman of the Board; John Bendheim, President of Bendheim Enterprises, Inc; Alexander Cappello, Chairman and CEO of Cappello Capital Group; John Hagestad, a Managing Partner of SARES-REGIS Group; J. Scott Watt, President and CEO of the Watt Group of Companies; Bob Din, CEO of En Pointe Technologies; and Marc Brutten, Entrepreneur and CEO of Westcore Holdings, San Diego, California.
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Facts about Sally-gained lotsa confidence in foster home!
- Breed: Dachshund/Beagle Mix
- Color: Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
- Age: Young
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
My name is Sally-gained lotsa confidence in foster home!!
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I am already spayed, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
Really doing well in her foster home with Punkin and other swell pals. She now comes through the doggie door into the big bedroom to sleep on her own bed near her chums; plays and tumbles in the grass with Punkie, Rudy and Racine. Ready for her own home! Really loyal friend!
All our dogs are spayed/neutered and fully vaccinated before adoption; they have been wormed, bathed, socialized, walked daily and much loved; each adoptee leaves with a new leash, collar, ID tag and all medical records. We can microchip and always love to board our graduates. Check out the 'Boarding' section of our web. You can learn more about the adoption process from our website under 'adopt a dog' and 'contact and hours.' Please bring the family and other dogs to visit any open house day/time. Thanx!
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About Our Rescue Group...www.beaglesandbuddies.com
Please visit our website before emailing... most everything about the adoption process is answered!
We hope this material will help you decide if a Beagles & Buddies canine companion should be in your future. If you're considering a "rescued companion", you will need to know that all dogs that enter our rescue are screened before they are available for adoption. They are checked for temperament problems, given all required vaccines, spayed or neutered and are socialized. A donation is requested as well as a signed adoption contract.
Donations range from $150 - $750 depending on the age and breed. We support our non-profit and no-kill sanctuary from funds generated by these donations, therefore, puppy and pure-bred donations, which are higher, help keep the older, less adoptable dogs from harms way. Our older dogs often require dental care, blood work and other attention. We also have a great track record at finding our older canine companions great homes, as well!
We are looking for serious people and families who will be responsible canine companion adopters; which means making the dog part of your family, providing inside/outside homes, quality food, veterinary care, attending training classes and making a commitment to the dog for the rest of its' life, through good times and bad.
If you fit this description, we look forward to helping you find a canine companion suitable for your family - because that's what we do best!
Beagles & Buddies is a no-kill sanctuary for unwanted or abandoned dogs, established in 1992 as the official breed rescue for Beagles and other hound dogs.
We specialize in purebred and mixed Beagles, but we also rescue Basset, Blue and Red Tick, Plott, Black and Tans, Tree Walker Coon Hounds, Dachshunds, and (mostly small) dogs of other breeds.
The kennel is a member of H.A.R.T. a nonprofit animal welfare and social service agency serving Southern California.
Beagles & Buddies volunteers work tirelessly to find secure, happy new homes for as many of the resident dogs as possible.
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2. Download an application and complete it, or plan to fill one out outside our Beagles & Buddies sanctuary upon arrival. Everyone is required to fill one out - even if you plan to browse. This helps us focus on your needs!
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3. Come visit in person, bringing your entire family, other dogs, extended family, friends -- not mandatory in all instances, but recommended.
4. Plan to spend at least one hour here at our facility(maybe as much as 2-3 hrs). We'll try to do our best to help you as quickly and efficiently as possible. Sometimes it is pretty busy and we're shorthanded and sometimes it just takes awhile. You may often come in with ideas of what dog you want to meet; we may be able to recommend other dogs that would be good matches for you.


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The flavors on the simple dish appeal to many palates. Arugula with a citrus vinaigrette is a perfect marriage, and on this dish, it balances the savory flavors from the meat and cheese. Arugula also holds up nicely than other greens. Mods: 1) I make half of each batch without ham for vegetarian guests, 2) I have grilled the bread in a heavy skillet instead over charcoal which makes this an even simpler recipe to prepare. 3) in a pinch, you can also use cheddar but it's not as decadent as brie. This is a lovely spring dish for guests, or for a simple dinner with the Hub. Pair with a chilled Reisling.
Grilled Open-face Ham, Brie, and Arugula Sandwiches
Photo: Annabelle Breakey; Styling: Randy Mon
Prepare to indulge in a life-changing sandwich. The combination of creamy brie, salty ham, and crisp arugula is heaven on a plate.
Yield: Makes 20 sandwiches
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Recipe Time
20 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 245
- Calories from fat: 59%
- Protein: 12g
- Fat: 16g
- Saturated fat: 4.9g
- Carbohydrate: 22g
- Fiber: 1.2g
- Sodium: 580mg
- Cholesterol: 32mg
- 1/4 cup olive oil, plus more for grilling bread
- Juice and zest of 1 lemon
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 20 slices (1/2 to 3/4 in. thick) ciabatta (1 loaf)
- 1 pound brie cheese, cut into 1/4-in. by 2-in. slices
- 3/4 pound ham, thinly sliced
- About 1/2 lb. arugula, washed and spun dry
- 1. Put 1/4 cup olive oil, the lemon juice and zest, garlic, sugar, and salt and pepper to taste in a blender and pulse to combine.
- 2. Preheat a gas or charcoal grill to medium (you can hold your hand 1 to 2 in. above cooking grate only 4 to 5 seconds). Brush oil on both sides of bread and put on grill; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Grill 2 minutes. Turn over, top with cheese, close lid, and grill until cheese melts, 1 to 2 minutes.
- 3. Top cheese evenly with ham. In a large bowl, toss arugula with vinaigrette and arrange a handful on each sandwich. Drizzle remaining vinaigrette over sandwiches.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per sandwich.
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Grilled Open-face Ham, Brie, and Arugula Sandwiches Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Sandwiches
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Quick/Easy
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Pork, Vegetables
- COOKING METHOD: Grill
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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There is no way to put it other than to say that I've been fracked. Like so many Coloradans my family is now the victim of the under-regulated drilling process called hydraulic fracturing. For years, I have met with devastated families and communities that have been impacted by fracking, and now it's happened to my family.
Please take a minute to watch and share my family's story:
Please also share my story with your family, friends and neighbors. Thanks for your support,
Jared Polis
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Quick sketch. Couldn't fall asleep.
If you haven't noticed, my paper prototype was sitting on a colored pen sketch. I uncovered a few drawings from last year which I never shared. Here is my favorite of the bunch, Set me Free. Quick sketches have a sort of distinct, alluring energy.


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quote:So you are admitting that it was the Captain's fault? Had he just ran straight and not followed and then kicked "at" him he wouldn't have been red carded. TOTALLY stupid play by Brown.
quote:TOTALLY stupid play by Brown.
quote:Definitely, I was just PBP'ing the action there for those who couldn't see it
quote:Arsenal corner Arteta latches on to a bouncing ball around the 6 hits a volley but right at the keeper. Easily could have been Arsenal's 3rd.
quote:Two crazy saves by Celtic!
quote:Yeah, just great effort