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Boys high school basketball: 5A semifinal - Alta vs. American Fork (2:30 p.m., Ch. 14); 5A semifinal - Brighton vs. Lone Peak (4 p.m., Ch. 14); 4A semifinal - Logan vs. Mountain Crest (5:30 p.m., Ch. 14); 4A semifinal - Bountiful vs. Sky View (7:30 p.m., Ch. 14)
Last Man Standing (7 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): Mike catches Mandy sneaking into the house late at night.
Women's college gymnastics (7 p.m., BYUtv): North Carolina State and Utah at BYU
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Boys high school basketball: 5A final (1:30 p.m., Ch. 14); 4A final (4 p.m., Ch. 14)
Ripper Street (7 and 10 p.m., BBC America): A shipping magnate is mixed up in murder.
Men's college basketball (9 p.m., ESPNU): : BYU at Loyola Marymount
The Amazing Spider-Man (10 p.m., Starz): Surprisingly good reboot. (PG-13)
Saturday Night Live (10:30 p.m., Ch. 30): Kevin Hart hosts; Macklemore and Ryan Lewis perform.
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Men's college basketball (3 p.m., P12N): Utah at Stanford
60 Minutes (6 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): The plague of suicides in the military; China's real-estate boom.
The Amazing Race (7 p.m. CBS/Ch. 2): What with the injury suffered last week, will the Utah father-son team be able to continue?
Once Upon a Time (7 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): The Blue Fairy offers to help Snow White save her mother.
The Simpsons (7 p.m., Fox/Ch. 13): Grampa's former life as a pro-wrestler comes to light.
The Walking Dead (7, 9 and 10 p.m., AMC): Rick goes in search of more weapons.
The Good Wife (8 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): Peter preps for his primary debate.
All-Star Celebrity Apprentice (8 p.m., NBC/Ch. 5): The phoniest of realty shows returns, hosted by the vilest of "celebrities" - Donald Trump.
The Mentalist (9 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): An elderly heiress' remains are found in her spooky mansion.
Red Widow (8 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): Two-hour premiere of this thoroughly underwhelming new drama about a woman whose husband is killed in the premiere (look at the title!) and she has to deal with mobsters. Yaaaawn ...
The Bible (9 p.m., History): In the first two hours, we go from the creation to Exodus.
Girls (10 p.m., HBO): Hanna tries to hide her anxiety from her parents.
Shameless (10 p.m., Showtime): Frank and Fiona go to extremes to get the kids back.
Enlightened (10:30 p.m., HBO): Amy gives Tyler a warning. (Season finale)
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Carte-de-visite photograph by Maull & Polyblank, 1861 London, Manchester Art Museum
Full length studio portrait of a woman in mourning sitting on a chair in front of a desk. She is wearing a black watered silk dress, skirt hem has a patterned band at the hem, with matching patterned band along sleeve edge and down front on the bodice, trumpet sleeves. Bodice is similar to a zouave jacket. Widow's cap. Plain background with drape.
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Men's slippers, ca 1860
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Louise of the Netherlands, Queen of Sweden and Norway by Johan Christoffer Boklund, 1861 Sweden, Nationalmuseum (Stockholm)
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Frankie and Gerard bump into eachother at school :)
Gerards POV
I park up my black Mustang and climb out with Mikey in tow. Now Mikes, slightest sign of trouble from those jerks you come and find me straight away, okay? He nods his head quickly, but i can tell how nervous he is. And despite me not being intimidated in the slightest tiny bit by those idiots, i get why he's scared. He's tall and skinny while those guys are tall yes, but fucking big. Muscles sticking out of their tanned, sweat covered skin. They're football guys, i guess it's a strange thought that a guy who plays croquet scares the living shit out of them. And yes that guy happens to be yours truly.
Thanks Gee, see you later. Mikey waves as he goes to his form class,i continue my path of skipping form time and smoking a cigarette or three. Ah Mr Way! Just the person i was looking for. Mrs Law 's shrill, high pitched voice wafts through the open space behind me, forcing me to meet her snake like face. What? I say bluntly, she's used to me not talking to her as though she's some kind of Queen. Hmm definitely got the right child then. She almost snarls. Haha! Child? I'll give her fucking child in a minute.
Come with me Mr Way, we need to have a chat. She says and beckons for me to follow her. I follow only because i realise Coach Fitch is down the hall and he won't hesitate in manhandling me back to her if i try to make a sharp exit. Why is life so hard?
Mr Way, it gives me great pleasure to tell you we caught you on our CCTV Cameras downing Vodka shots, on school premises.... WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY FOR YOURSELF? she yells turning crimson red as she screams at me as i slowly flick my lighter on and off.
I was thirsty. I reply smartly.
Get out of my sight! She hisses and i smile gladly before walking away.
Our little run ins always end like this, and i never feel guilty for this either. After all, she messed with me, not the other way around.
As i open the door and try to leave i collide with a small dark little figure that crashes onto the dark oak flooring. Oh my god, i'm so sorry, i didn't mean to.. The soft yet raspy voice trails off as he meets my eyes. We stand there staring at one another for a couple of minutes until he scrambles around on the floor, collecting masses of paper and books. Uh... Sorry! He squeaks before entering the Devil Womans office. She sure resembles him when she's dealing with me.
I make my way to Art Class in a dazed and distracted fashion. Who was that beautiful person? The tiny dark little figure that had eyes for melting hearts, eyes that could bear through your soul and expose you to something that terrified me. I knew exactly what was going on. But i had to resist, I was falling hard and fast. Too wreckless to stop it at all. And the craziest part? We had never even spoken, and i only knew the truth about me. That i was after all, indeed, Gay.
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Had he been staring at me? That tall, pretty man. He was pretty. So pretty. Prettier than the cheerleaders or the dainty little good girls who spent hours applying their make up. He had thick, dark eyelashes that hung perfectly, surrounding his captivating, sparkling, astoundingly perfect pools of glittering green. I had never felt so struck all at once before. But i knew him, he was the infamous Gerard Way. The fearless prince of Belleville high, whilst i faced each day preparing for a beating from the Jocks and his very own homophobic bunch of friends.


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Carly's rehabilitation at the sanctuary has taken longer than other rescued individuals. Some former "pets" are so dysfunctional as a result of their previous life experiences that it can be very difficult for them to accept or be accepted by others. Sadly, they lack social skills and have problems interacting with other monkeys. Initial attempts to introduce Carly to other snow monkeys were unsuccessful. Despite living next to these other individuals and having social contact with some of them, she did not "click" with anyone in particular. After almost a year, however, she successfully was introduced to two other snow monkeys who came from similar backgrounds, Chessie and Jerry. The three now live together in one of our large semi-natural enclosures. The enclosure has been refurbished with new shelters and high "skyways." There is also a tree, logs, grass and shrubs. All three monkeys have the opportunity to socialize and make direct contact with a number of other snow monkeys who live around them. We hope to introduce them to another group and eventually release all into a free-range environment. This new life at the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary is a far cry from the years Carly was forced to live as a "pet," isolated within a small cage in a garage.


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Where: 548 Chicago Avenue
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When: The incident occurred at approximately 5:00 a.m. on 5/14/12.
Pinellas County Deputies responded to a Home Invasion this morning at 548 Chicago Avenue in Dunedin.
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this school sucks. Children can only go to the restroom 9 times a year. The work is way behind my child is getting 3rd grade work. When she is in sixth grade. Don't go here it is awful.
This is a small school that is located on the top of an inaccessible steep hill in the middle of a really small town. Children from this town of brisbane and also children from Daly City go to Lipman, but it is mostly brisbane students. This school is very old fashioned, especially in the annual school play, which goes on a cycle from My Fair Lady to The Music Man and other boring stories that none of the students or parents can relate to. The school's love of homework over school breaks (in 6th grade i had to do 15 hours of math over the summer) is annoying to parents, while their policy of Physical Education class being scheduled almost every day for all students is annoying to girls who don't want to wear sports shoes every day. The students are friendly, and so are many of the teachers, but Im not so sure about this school.
I love going to school because everyone knows everyone and is freinds with eachother.
I'm a former student who believes that Lipman did not do a good job preparing me for high school. I'm sure it did a good job for preparing students for the local public high schools, but it was a huge leap for me to go from Lipman to a private high school with very high standards. First of all, I had no assistance in applying for private high schools in 8th grade. I know that many other schools in the Bay Area do help kids apply to private high schools and some even give a holiday for when the acceptance letters arrive. I was definitely not prepared academically. Especially in Math, Science and English. I had to re-take Algebra my freshman year. In Lipman, there was almost no analytical writing for English. The teachers at LMS were good, but the pace was too slow and the coursework not high quality.
Im an 8th grader. I think this school gives a great education and has a lot of activities I've made alot of friends and the teachers are really supportive. The only thing I disagree with is some of the principals policies which kept me from putting this at 5 stars. Our grade aren't real distant from each other like u see in other schools. Everyone knows each other pretty well and everyone (mostly) is really nice and friendly. Go Lipman Warriors! P.S watch this years play Maybe Tomorrow!
I LOVEEE LMS. I think it's a really fun and safe place to go to and you feel real comfortable over there. I like it way more than Westborough, my old school. Everyones so friendly, including the teachers.GO LIPMAN!
LIPMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL RULES :D the years i had at lipman middle school were really justt awesome. the teachers were there to support you with every struggle you have. Lipman is like my second home and i feel really safe there. even though some of the projects there were really challenging i learned a lot from them. :P. well ill never forget lipman WHOO HOO I LOVEE YOU LIPMANNNN
I always appreciated the quality education and atmosphere that my son experienced at Lipman, however, now that he is in high school I appreciate his middle school experience even more. It turns out that he has a mild learning disability which, although we saw signs of it during middle school, became more pronounced once he left Lipman. Their integrated thematic instruction (ITI) approach teaches to different learning styles and it really made a difference for him. The teachers were very caring and easy to communicate with. I wish Brisbane had a high school that followed the same approach!
Lipman rocks. The teachers are great and I learned alot from them this year. I felt as if our grade got closer this year. Great job to the volleyball team who got in FIRST place this year. Go Warriors. And I also thank the parents for voting back our art and music program. Also thanks to Ms. Boland and Co. for the great musical this year (The Music Man). Props to the 2005-06 teachers Ms. Wussow and Mr. Hoaglund for a great job of teaching us and an even better job of making this a great year.
There are no extra after school activites for students, such as a music program.
Lipman has a new principal this year who, I can tell, works hard and is dedicated. There's much to learn, and foremost she needs to focus on setting a tone that inspires respect and that promotes high expectations for (i.e., belief in!) student achievement and quality of teaching. We need to work on focused guidelines for student behaviour. The passing of the bond measure is a boon--the students can't wait for the new computer lab! Thank you to the incomparable Ms. Boland et al for a truly inspiring musical this year!
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Nostalgia Sunday – Dagon flour mill
Filed under: A New Reality, Business, General, History and Culture, Holidays, Immigrant Moments, Israeliness, Life, Nostalgia Sunday, Picture of the Week, Profiles, Travel
Matzah, the unleavened bread of affliction as it's affectionately known, is the only breadstuff Jews traditionally eat on Passover. The real deal is made from flour and water only — no sweet wine, egg or garlic matzot at our Seder, thank you very much!
In Israel, 75% of the 3 million tons of our grain imports — including the wheat which makes that flour — comes in via the Haifa Port. It is then stored in a grain terminal with a nominal storage capacity of 90,000 tons. Now, that's a lotta flour.
The grain silo, which was inaugurated in 1953, is one of Haifa's most distinctive buildings. It is operated under an extended license by the Dagon Israel Granaries Company.
A few details, courtesy of the Haifa Port Authority: "The silo has three elevators, two mechanical and one pneumatic, that operate on the quay where water depth reaches 13.8 meters. The elevators unload grain from ships and transfer it to the grain silo by a system of conveyer belts installed inside a concrete bridge."
"The three elevators have a throughput of about 1800 tons per hour. The mechanical elevators were built locally according to an original Israeli design which has since been patented in many countries around the world."
"Stored grain is loaded from the silo onto rail-cars and trucks at a rate of about 15,000 tons per day. The silo is equipped for dust extraction and separation, fumigation, sorting, weighing and sampling."
The building was designed by by architect Joseph (Ossip) Klarwein, which is perhaps best known for having also designed Israel's Knesset building.
Dagon also houses an archeological museum, the Dagon Grain Museum, which presents the different ways in which grain was cultivated and processed in pre-modern times.
The exhibition includes an archeological collection on the subject of grain in Israeli history and a Jewish ethnological collection on the subject of bread. Imagine, these are the sort of storage jars that our forefathers — and foremothers in particular — used in baking the first unleavened flatbreads that got this whole thing started.
Before Dagon, there was Rothschild-funded Palestine Flour Mills. In the film clip below from 1928, you can see this charming structure and the modern mass production of matzot that are — as the subtitle proudly states — shipped from Haifa, city of Industry in the Land of Israel to Jews throughout the Diaspora.
For a modern take on life in Israel with (and without) matza, see this post. And a Happy Passover to all!
Telecommuting no more at Comverse
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer was in the news last month after she announced that the company she heads will no longer support telecommuting. Starting June 1, employees who work from home, all or part of the time, will be asked to report to the office. If they don't, too bad. The company is even discouraging flextime.
The reason? "Some of the best decisions and insights come from hallway and cafeteria discussions, meeting new people, and impromptu team meetings. Speed and quality are often sacrificed when we work from home," reads Mayer's memo to staff.
Did Mayer start a trend? Yahoo says no. According to a company spokesperson, "This isn't a broad industry view on working from home – this is about what's right for Yahoo, right now."
But at least one company closer to home has jumped on the anti-telecommute bandwagon: the beleaguered Israeli hi-tech powerhouse Comverse. A memo from human resources vice president Kathy Harris sent to all employees last week said, "We're finding that a number of employees are not coming regularly to the offices. Comverse team members are required to perform their roles in local Comverse offices. It's important to connect with your colleagues and managers. Face-time is vital; it helps build trust."
That was exactly the opposite message some employees received, though. One Comverse staffer told the Israeli business magazine Globes that not only did it indicate Comverse didn't trust its people, but that the decision "will unnecessarily rattle nerves and raise objections."
The Comverse announcement touched a nerve that's still raw for me. In 2001, I was hired as a VP myself by the company. Since I live in Jerusalem, I told my new boss that I could only accept the job if he'd let me work from home one day a week and flex my hours the others, so that I'd both arrive and leave late. I'd work the same number of hours but avoid the crazy two-plus hours each way commute from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, where Comverse is located.
Three days after I started, my boss quit. I was given three months to "interview" internally to find a new job, which I eventually did. But my new supervisor was less than pleased with my telecommuting "arrangement," although he still honored it. Even so, when my time was up at Comverse after three years, the cumulative hours of even non-peak time commuting added up to some 1,800 hours spent in the car. I'm frazzled thinking about it even today. I vowed never to commute again and have thankfully been working a "30-second" commute upstairs at home ever since.
Now, there is certainly truth to the argument that casual conversations often lead to innovation. It's one of the reasons that spending $50,000 to get a college education in person is more powerful than doing three to four years alone online. But does it have to be an all or nothing approach?
"A variety of studies show that telecommuting and working from home is associated with higher productivity," says David Lewin, a management professor at UCLA, in an article on the Yahoo pronouncement published in Forbes. "Analytically, it's not at all clear this would benefit Yahoo. They could wind up with negative performance effects." To emphasize the point, a 2011 study by WorldatWork found that companies with stronger cultures of flexibility experienced lower turnover and increased employee satisfaction, motivation and engagement.
"It comes from fear," says Jennifer Owens, editorial director of Working Mother Media, also quoted in the Forbes article. "Fear that if I can't see you, I don't know what you're working on. It's a distrust of your own workforce."
It's hard to quibble with human perception. I knew that I was in front of my computer until 9:00 PM every night at Comverse, but I wouldn't begrudge my co-workers for suspecting I was leaving right after the 7:00 PM tuna and egg salad sandwiches were delivered to the break rooms.
The whole discussion gives me the chills for another reason. I am a firm believer in maintaining a work/life balance. Slaving away insane hours, even at a job you love, just can't be healthy. I know that, despite the flextime, my hi-tech life at Comverse didn't allow me to spend enough time with my family and I missed out on too many school plays and parent teacher meetings (well, maybe that was a good thing…)
But when I raise the work/life balance issue, I am often countered with the argument that if you want to get ahead in business, you can't have it all. Look at Yahoo's Marissa Mayer. She was pregnant when she hired, and took all of two weeks maternity leave.
We don't all have to be Marissa Mayer's though. Maybe it's OK to take a slower track through life. And maybe that's not for everyone either. Either way, I'm not ready to concede the war against telecommuting as a generalized Truth. I'll look at it as a hopefully temporary throwback to a less compassionate time, one that's not surprising given the financial difficulties both Yahoo and Comverse have been in. I'm planning on continuing to work from home. I just hope I don't end up alone in this grand experiment.
Foto Friday – Yosef Adest's 52 Frames
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Yosef Adest is a self-described Photographer/Video Producer Entrepreneur, Oleh from the US and Tel Aviv resident. Adest also has a flair for organizing group projects.
Case in point: Fifty-Two Frames on the Second Floor, a new exhibition spearheaded by Adest that opens this coming Monday at Tel Aviv's Cookies Cream Bar. The exhibit features photos from 52 Frames, a project he organized on Facebook, in which photographers from around the world share the best of their weekly work produced according to different themes.
The theme of Love, for example, yielded this image of kissing couple. Adest commented that he'd just met them that same day. "I had them in this 'just about to kiss' pose for about 5 minutes!"
That photo is of Adest's trusty Canon camera (which he uses for for point-and-shoot photos) as photographed by his in-studio Canon 5D Mark 3. He provides online followers with instruction — for example, How to set up an 'infinity white' product shot in less than 10 minutes — and offers critique as well.
52 Frames has a "cousin" project, also organized by Adest, called Photography Project 12, a group of professional photographers who commit to posting one new photo each month, according to a challenging theme, for example practicing the HDR (High Dynamic Range) photo technique, in this case on Dizengoff Street…
52 Frames also organizes monthly (more or less) Photo-Walks that are open to the public in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, New York and Manchester UK.
Photographers interested in joining the 52 Frames group should contact Adest via his Facebook page or website. To follow the progress of these projects, give Yosef Adest Video & Photography a "Like". And to learn more about how he works his magic, take a look at this "Behind the scenes" video of how the "Physics" shot came about.
How I created this anti-gravity shot in a 5 min timelapse. from Yosef Adest on Vimeo.
More examples of his work:
Yosef Adest Video – Demo Reel from Yosef Adest on Vimeo.
BTW, you may remember Adest's name from the humorous Sh*t Anglos in Israel Say viral video that made the rounds in 2012. Just for laughs, here it is again!
Putting faith in Israeli music
Filed under: A New Reality, Business, Entertainment, General, Israeliness, Music, Pop Culture
Leeds, who spent 35 years in the music promotion business at Sony, CBS and Epic Records and worked with a who's who of pop music from The Clash to Bruce Springsteen, was instrumental in the 1980s integration of the burgeoning MTV music video industry into the record promotion arsenal of tools.
Semi-retired, but still busy managing the careers of artists like Southside Johnny and consulting with a major international tour and promotion company, Leeds was invited to Israel by Jeremy Hulsh, the director of Oleh! Records, a Tel Aviv-based non-profit organization that promotes young Israeli artists singing in English.
Hulsh organized private showcases for Leeds in Tel Aviv, Dimona and Jerusalem, which featured 20-minutes sets by five or six acts each day – ranging from little known bands like Zoo Harmonics, Water Knot to more established acts like Yossi Sassi (the guitarist for Orphaned Land). the were all hoping that Leeds would find the X Factor in their performance that would lead them to a bright future.
I stopped by to meet Leeds one afternoon during his week here at Beit Hayotzer at the Tel Aviv port, an intimate club/space run by the Association of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Music in Israel as a service to young artists.
Despite it being a sunny afternoon outside, for the twenty or so musicians and friends of the band inside the club who were listening to the talent with Leeds, it could have been midnight.
When Sassi and his electrifying band did their short set, which effortlessly merged metal, Middle Eastern motif, jazz and rock, Leeds was especially animated, muttering "amazing" and jumping up to video Sassi's fluid guitar runs.
'I LOOK at this a talent pool, and, for whatever reason that I don't get, it's not being tapped," said Leeds afterwards.
"I'd love to sign someone, but I'm getting confused now. There's so much variety – what am I looking for? I don't know. I see Yossi and he's playing these Middle Eastern scales, it's something very different than what we know in the US – but is it mass appeal? "Some of the music I've heard didn't have to be from Israel, it could have been made in Brooklyn. I've heard three bands this week that could have been from Texas," he added, citing Tamir Greenberg, an 18-year-old singer who Leeds describes as a cross between "Ray Charles and Joe Cocker" and having "a million dollar smile."
"It's music that can travel and it's universal – it's forever. So I get confused with all this talent, I don't know… but right now, I'm just digging the music."
Hopefully, with Leeds direction, enthusiasm and connections, soon other people around the world will be digging the same Israeli talent.
Here's a couple tunes from Yossi Sassi and Tamir Greenberg.
Nostalgia Sunday – Cafe Batya moves
Filed under: A New Reality, Business, Entertainment, Food, General, History and Culture, Immigrant Moments, Israeliness, Nostalgia Sunday, Picture of the Week, Pop Culture, Profiles, Travel
You may not have felt the earth shake but Dizengoff Street experienced a seismic shift last month. Cafe Batya lost its lease and was forced to move from the corner of Dizengoff and Arlozorov that for 70 years had been an established meeting place for artist, poets, soldiers, politicians and, in general, anyone in need of European-Jewish comfort food.
Thankfully, Tel Aviv hipsters can still get their fix of Batya's chicken soup, chopped liver and cholent in the restaurant's swanky new digs on Hashmonaim Street.
Cafe Batya opened in 1941 by then new immigrant Batya Yom Tov and her husband Aryeh. The atmosphere was homey and the food home-made. Like many another Jewish balabusteh, Batya wrote down her recipes in a small notebook, many of which are simply named for the person who gave her the dish: "Hannah's cake" or "Sarah's kugel".
Batya also saved the old menus, news clippings and photos of the restaurant and its patrons over the years.
Today, the restaurant is run by her daughter and granddaughters who commissioned by artist Lika Ramati to create photo-collage wall art for the new location, based on Batya's collection.
The combination is a perfect fit: Ramati's work is steeped in nostalgia with a modern twist. It complements the contemporary materials and clean lines of the new restaurant's design while still paying homage to its domestic tradition.
By the way, the old location at 197 Dizengoff will be turned into a boutique hotel. Doubtless it will be very nice but for chicken soup, gefilte fish or gribenes, patrons will have to get over to 95 Hashmonaim Street. Totally worth it.


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South Burlington, Vermont - January 7, 2011
A new product has caught the eye of the Vermont Agency of Agriculture. McDonald's new Fruit and Maple oatmeal has sparked controversy over the use of the word maple in the product's name and advertising.
"Our maple laws say if it's a natural maple product it has to have maple syrup. And it has to show that it has maple syrup and they haven't done that yet," former Vt. Agriculture Secretary Roger Allbee said.
The oatmeal's ingredients include natural maple flavoring. Vermont agriculture officials would like to see McDonald's add real maple syrup to their product. If not, the state law requires McDonald's to remove the word maple from the product's name and advertising.
"We have communicated to McDonald's that in order for them to be in compliance with the product, because we want them to do the right thing, they have to change the ingredients and labeling and we hope they do that," Allbee said.
According to McDonald's, they are listening to Vermont's request. The company issued a statement to WCAX News saying: "McDonald's Fruit & Maple Oatmeal contains oatmeal, diced apples, cranberries, raisins, cream and a proprietary blend of natural flavors. McDonald's is currently in discussions with the State of Vermont to ensure that we meet any applicable state standards."
"We'll give them 60 to 90 days, certainly that's appropriate," Allbee said. "We really do think they'll do the right thing."
McDonald's also told us that the ingredient listed as natural maple flavor is acceptable under federal Food and Drug Administration regulations. But Vermont officials insist that's not good enough to use the word maple in the labeling and marketing of the product.
This is the second big corporation the state has challenged recently. Pinnacle Foods, maker of Log Cabin syrup, recently came under fire from Vermont maple producers for selling a new line of syrup with the words "all natural" on the label. The product is not maple syrup, but does include 4 percent of it along with other ingredients like Xanthan Gum and caramel coloring. Congressman Peter Welch along with the Vermont Agency of Agriculture sent letters to the FDA claiming that Log Cabin is falsely advertising as a natural product.
Pinnacle Foods decided to slightly change their product by removing Xanthan gum and citric acid. But the company kept its controversial marketing and packaging strategies.
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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Nick Markakis and Yamaico Navarro each had two hits and drove in two runs while Jason Hammel outdueled Gio Gonzalez, as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Washington Nationals, 6-2, in the opener of a two-game interleague set at Nationals Park.
Chris Davis and Matt Wieters also had a pair of hits, with Wieters and Adam Jones each adding an RBI for Baltimore, which has won five of seven.
Hammel (7-2) cruised over eight innings, allowing both Washington runs on eight hits while striking out eight in the victory. The right-hander has won five consecutive starts versus Washington and is 6-0 over eight career matchups.
Ryan Zimmerman and Tyler Moore drove in the lone Nationals' runs. Gonzalez (3-3), who entered the game 1-0 with a 1.67 ERA in four starts in May, allowed four runs on eight hits over 5 2/3 innings.
"He just didn't go after them when he needed to," Nationals manager Davey Johnson said of Gonzalez. "He left a lot of pitches up."
The Nationals have dropped two of three.
Washington opened up the scoring in the second inning. Adam LaRoche singled to start the frame, then stole second in between an Ian Desmond strikeout, before Moore smacked a double down the left-field line to make it 1-0.
Baltimore fought back in the fourth, plating three runs to take a 3-1 lead.
Davis walked and Wieters singled before Steve Pearce flew out to right, moving Davis to third. Navarro followed with an RBI single to left. Hammel helped his own cause with a sacrifice bunt, moving runners to second and third with two down. Markakis brought both runners home with a slicing run-scoring single in the left-field gap.
"I got my pitch, didn't miss it, and found grass in the outfield," Markakis said of his base hit. "It ended up being big and we got a lot of big hits out of a lot of guys. It was a team effort and a great team win."
Gonzalez again ran into trouble in the fifth, as Jones led off with double. Davis moved Jones to third with a bloop single and Wieters gave the Orioles a 5-1 lead with a sacrifice fly to right.
Denard Span helped cut the hosts' deficit in half in the sixth. He hit a leadoff triple in the right-center gap, and two batters later, Zimmerman's RBI single brought him home and made it 4-2.
Navarro and Jones each supplied RBI singles in the seventh and eighth innings, respectively, to increase the visitors' margin to 6-2.
The Orioles set a new franchise record, scoring at least five runs in each of
their last 10 road games, breaking a streak of nine straight five-run road
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Although Rochester Community Schools will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King's birthday Monday, January 20, 2014, Rochester Hills Public Library will be open normal hours.
They will feature a visit at 7 p.m. from multi-award winning illustrator Bryan Collier. His works include "Martin's Big Words", "Rosa" and "I, too, am America". Designed for children and teens, but enjoyable and informative for those of all ages, Collier will share a presentation on his work during this special MLK Jr Day event. Online registration is available.
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High School Uproar over Revealing Yearbook Photo
A11News: Here are yearbook photos from Sickles High School in Tampa showing the young lady who went commando to school to avoid having panty lines show.
The young "lady" in the photo admits on camera that she didn't wear underwear that day, but says she didn't show herself like that on purpose, "Absolutely not. It is ridiculously embarrassing."
All of the administrators are trying to downplay it and saying I should really laugh it off and come back to school, but I've been humiliated," said the girl, who now says she won't return to school for the rest of the year.
And of course, her mother Jeanette wants the school to recall all the yearbooks and have them reprinted without the embarrassing photo at the school districts expense, all because her daughter didn't want her panty lines showing in a seated photo. Well, duh!
Read more hot stories Moms Are Talking About.
Oh, please, she was only trying to follow her role models, Britney, Paris, and Lindsay.
You know what, no one ever died of embarrassment. That young lady should be embarrassed; she showed poor judgment and look what happened. Her mother should have spoken to the principal directly and volunteered to "edit" the remaining yearbooks with a black marker. Then she should have marched her daughter back to school reminding her all the way that there are consequences to every action and that she's the one who decided not to wear underwear and not to cross her legs. Sure, she might be forever known as the girl whose hoo-ha was flashed in the year book, but this too shall pass. After all, it's not what happens to you that matters, it's how you react to it. Put it in it's proper place and rise above it. It's not the end of the world.
If it was a sitting down picture, why was she worried about panty lines?
She chose NOT to wear underwear that day; she got what she deserved.
There are better ways to avoid panty lines than going panty-less. How about a thong? A slip? A less clingy dress?
The picture has been blurred out (and rightly so) but it seems like if her dress was a few inches longer - or if she'd pulled the hem down once she took a seat - this could have been avoided.
This is a perfect example of one person thinking the world revolves around them. Sorry, Bimbo … you lose!!
WHY didn't she cross her legs like everyone else there? This may not be true, but don't you have to change into P.E. clothes or something which requires you to go to the locker room and change? I feel sad for her, but every actions have consequences. She needs to know how to live with what she did!
Does anyone know where you can find the un censored photo? because i bet it's just a shadow anyway
i don't understand did she forget she had no gutchys on? evrryone else crossed their legs hmmmmm wonder y she didn't?
This story is true. My daughter goes to Sickles HS, she knows this girl and we have the yearbook here. The picture could be interpreted either way, a shadow or her "private parts." There's been a great deal of speculation among students here, the most prevalent being; she went on tv for the attention. But there's a small, lesser known issue at play———this girl pointed the picture out to many students at school last week. Most kids wouldn't have noticed had she not done that AND disclosed, making a big deal out of the fact she was not wearing panties.
Secondly, the photographer instructed the girls in the front row with dresses on to either move to the back row, cross their legs or angle their bodies to avoid this very occurrence. Makes you wonder what Miss Commando was thinking….
Regardless of her reasons to announce that she hadn't worn panties that day, her mother should have stopped her short——as a mother I wouldn't allow my daughter to disclose that on national news (CNN etc). It's sad because the yearbook staff worked hard all year on this Yearbook, most kids wouldn't have noticed but now she'll be remembered as the "crotch shot" girl for school reunions until the end of time. She'll never get the Yearbook(s) back as most Seniors are now finished with school until graduation. Someone needs to explain there are consequences for one's actions and the humiliation she brought on herself.
She's a junior, what is she going to move away? I doubt it.
Give the girl a sharpie marker and let her color her "crotch shot" in and hopefully both Mother and daughter will learn from this and move on…
Wow dude wtf, shes stupid for doing this. she went on the news for fkn attention! she should of crossed her legs like everybody else! she got what she deserved, live with it hoe!
What's the big deal? Her legs are closed.
Does anyone else think that the mom is handling this badly? I mean, get your 15 minutes of fame somewhere else. If they had shut their mouths and not gone to the local news, maybe it would've just faded away. Plus, HELLO, don't admit you weren't wearing panties. Say it's a shadow and MOVE ON. How can you blame the kid when her role model obviously won't?
This is a ridiculous piece of news. Wearing or not wearing panties should be entirely a private issue. This gal needs to learn how to wear a dress/skirt, panties or no panties.
I think it's almost impossible this girl didn't know there was a chance of exposure. Most of the girls and ladies I know are very aware of how they sit when they wear skirts and dresses (crossing their legs or keeping their legs very close together etc). One of the people posting here said the phographer involved asked girls with short dresses to move to the back. The girl in the photo didn't move. The poster also said this girl pointed the picture out to some people at school. Here's a scenario…The girl gets an idea to pull an attention getting prank for the end of the year but when her mom and other parents start finding out about it and obviously disapprove she gets scared and says she had no idea it was going to happen and that she's embarrassed about it. Hmmmm


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First Christian Church, 1501 Washington Ave., will hold a 9 a.m. traditional and 11 a.m. contemporary service on Feb. 3, with a Children's Moment at the second service. A Family Valentine Party will be held on Feb. 9, 4-6 p.m., with food, fun and fellowship. 540/373-7716; 1stchristianchurchfredva .org.STAFFORD COUNTY
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Hossler gets praise on Twitter after Western Am victory
CHICAGO – Less than two hours after Beau Hossler won the 112th Western Amateur, he was the talk of Twitter.
Hossler, a rising Texas sophomore, defeated San Diego State senior Xander Schauffele on Saturday at The Beverly Country Club, 2 up.
First, it was former Texas Longhorn and now PGA Tour pro Jordan Spieth congratulating his friend:
Then it was former Longhorns football coach Mack Brown chiming in 10 minutes later – twice:
Finally, current teammate Gavin Hall made his mark on the Twitter-verse:
Must be nice, Beau.
Eason, Strom make jumps in WAGR
Greg Eason and Linnea Strom made the most significant jumps of the week in the latest World Amateur Golf Ranking, Eason winning the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational while playing for Central Florida and Strom winning the Spanish Ladies Amateur Championship.
Eason's 71-65-69—205 week put him three shots clear of UAB's Sam Love and lifted UCF to second place behind Oklahoma State.
It also lifted Eason five spots to fourth in the WAGR.
Strom, meanwhile, jumped to No. 16 as she climbed eight spots in the rankings after defeating Annabel Dimmock 2 & 1 in the final in Spain. Strom also finished third at December's Junior Orange Bowl International Championship.
The men's top three remains Patrick Rodgers, Matthew Fitzpatrick and Cory Whitsett.
Minjee Lee continues to lead the women's rankings, with Annie Park passing Alison Lee this week to take over second place.
Achenbach: USGA decision is sign of times
PINEHURST, N.C. – Few things are more incompatible in tournament golf than a dumb golfer with a smartphone.
Smartphones once again are front and center in golf, thanks to an announcement Thursday by the U.S. Golf Association that distance-measuring devices will be allowed in all USGA amateur championships. These devices will remain forbidden in the U.S. Open, U.S. Women's Open, U.S. Senior Open and their respective qualifying events.
The provision takes effect immediately, meaning that competitors in the U.S. Amateur, U.S. Women's Amateur and all other 2014 USGA amateur championships can carry laser rangefinders and GPS satellite units that meet specified requirements under the Rules of Golf.
Smartphones, with the appropriate apps, can serve as GPS distance-measuring devices. However, a key question applies to smartphones on the golf course: What is legal and what is illegal?
If a golfer is smarter than his smartphone, he will understand that distance-measuring devices are not allowed to gauge the slope of the ground, the strength and direction of the wind or the air temperature on a golf course. A smartphone that provides such information is nonconforming by definition.
Even if a golfer does not access ...
Jones Cup draws NCAA, Walker winners for '14
SEA ISLAND, Ga. – For a tournament that originally served as a Walker Cup preview in 2001, the Jones Cup still draws a strong field to Ocean Forest GC.
"As far as rankings go," said Kory Reitz tournament director, "this is by far our best event and best field we've been able to get. Walker Cup captains are usually here and this event plays into their selection process."
Cory Whitsett and Bobby Wyatt, who were on the winning 2013 U.S. Walker Cup squad as well as Alabama's national-championship team, will be joined by fellow Walker Cupper Michael Weaver of Cal when the tournament begins on Friday. The mid-amateur contingency is, too, well- represented again at this year's event. Past U.S. Mid-Amateur champions Mike McCoy and Nathan Smith – two 2015 Walker Cup contenders – lead the way.
Other U.S. contenders include recent BYU graduate Zac Blair, SMU's Bryson Dechambeau, Tyler Dunlap of Texas A&M, Brandon Hagy of Cal Michael Johnson of Auburn, South Florida's Chase Koepka, recent Tennessee grad Richard Lamb, South Carolina's Matthew Nesmith, Alabama's Robby Shelton and LSU's Curtis Thompson.
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Grooves rule takes effect for amateurs
As of Wednesday, all clubs used by competitors in USGA amateur championships and qualifying events must employ grooves that conform to the association's 2010 rule change. The USGA, therefore, also announced resources to help players comply.
USGA representatives are being made available to test clubs or answer questions, the organization wrote on its website. Players can begin at www.usga.org/grooves for more information. From there, they can consult a club database that allows players to check whether their make and model of club has been ruled as conforming. The USGA also plans a page of frequently asked questions about the groove rule.
Golfers competing in "elite amateur events," the USGA said, can take part in the Open Championship Player Club Testing program as well. The association's website also offers information on submitting clubs for testing.
2020 Tokyo Olympics eye Kasumigaseki for golf
Tokyo's winning bid for the 2020 Summer Olympics includes the selection of Kasumigaseki Country Club, northwest of the city, as the intended host if golf is part of the games.
Kasumigaseki, a 36-hole facility, played host to the 2010 Asian Amateur won by Hideki Matsuyama on its West Course. In 1957 it hosted the World Cup (then known as the Canada Cup) on its East Course as Torakichi Nakamura and Koichi Ono of Japan claimed the title over Jimmy Demaret and Sam Snead of the U.S. Kasumigaseki also has hosted the Japan Open four times and the Japan Women's Open once, according to the club's website.
The East Course opened in 1929 and was redesigned the next year by Charles H. Alison, a disciple of Harry Colt's who incorporated 129 bunkers into the layout. The West Course was designed by Seiichi Inoue.
Set in the hilly, green Musashino region about an hour from Tokyo, Kasumigaseki is a private club.
Notes: After Trans victory, Suh could be next Cal star
So far this summer, Cal junior Michael Kim has appeared in roughly every third major amateur headline, and deservedly so.
Kim put together a sophomore season that ended with Golfweek's Player of the Year honor and the Nicklaus and Haskins awards. He was low amateur at the U.S. Open and recently was named to the U.S. Walker Cup team.
As for Cal's women, however, the most successful summer belongs to sophomore Hannah Suh. The San Jose, Calif., native was the last player into the U.S. Women's Open when Ariya Jutanugarn withdrew (Suh missed the cut at Sebonack Golf Club), and most recently, won the Trans National Amateur on July 12.
Suh was at a Cal golf camp when the U.S. Golf Association called June 25 to inform her that she had a spot in the championship. Suh didn't recognize the number, so she didn't pick up immediately.
"It was just a great experience," she said of her first Women's Open start, even though crowds on Long Island at the beginning of the week made her a little bit nervous.
Suh had a few off days between returning from Sebonack and ...
Commercial appearance costs Pieri amateur status
Scott Pieri is a well-known name in Fort Wayne, Ind., golf circles. The 45-year-old is a five-time Fort Wayne City champion, finished runner-up at the Indiana State Amateur in 2012 and is a former area club professional. Recently, Pieri made a 10-second appearance in a commercial for Golf Etc., a local club-fitting store owned by a friend, to deliver a brief testimonial, which is where his golf career took an unexpected turn.
Pieri was not compensated for the brief slot, and thought that was enough to protect his amateur status. As it turns out, he misinterpreted the rule and found out from the U.S. Golf Association on June 18 that it would cost him his status. Pieri, disappointed but respectful of the USGA's ruling, says he won't appeal.
"Ultimately, it's my responsibility to know this," Pieri said. "I just misinterpreted it."
Pieri submitted information about appearing in the testimonial to the Indiana Golf Association when questions were raised about its legality as it applied to his amateur status. The IGA submitted Pieri's case to the USGA.
"If I did something wrong, I'd like to know," Pieri said of coming forward about his testimonial. "If ...
Give college coaches a shot at Walker Cup captaincy
Editor's note: This column appeared as Inside the Ropes in the May 10 issue of Golfweek
It's time to consider picking a college coach to captain the Walker Cup team.
The collegiate game emphasizes the team concept. With the NCAA Championship being decided by match play, the best college coaches stand out as highly qualified to guide a Walker Cup team, which uses a match-play format similar to the Ryder Cup's.
Coaching golf at the collegiate level has become serious business. No longer are the coaches simply driving the van and dispensing hot chocolate. They serve many roles and can lead a Walker Cup roster loaded with college all-stars. After all, guiding a team is what they do 365 days each year. They are pros at it.
Captain Jim Holtgrieve, a former U.S. Golf Association champion and former touring pro, brings top credentials to the U.S. Walker Cup team for the Sept. 7-8 matches against the Great Britain & Ireland at New York's National Golf Links on Long Island. There is no pressing need for change, though GB&I has won four of the past seven matches in a series that the U.S. leads ...
Cloninger wins Chanticleer Senior Invitational
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Rick Cloninger of Fort Mill, S.C., won the Chanticleer Senior Invitational, finishing the 54-hole event with a 1-over 223 on the Chanticleer course at Greenville (S.C.) Country Club.
Cloninger shot a final-round 73 to move from fifth to first on the final day of the tournament. With the victory, which comes in only his second national event of the year, Cloninger move from No. 72 in the Golfweek Senior Amateur rankings into the top 30.
Starting out seven shots behind second-round leader Matt Grandy, Cloninger's final-round 73 was enough to give him a one-shot victory over Bill Leonard of Dallas, Ga.
Cloninger might be the only player in history to represent three states –Florida, Georgia and South Carolina – in the USGA State Team Matches. He has also competed in the United States Amateur Championship and the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship.
Although Cloninger has the game to turn professional he said, "I'm happy with the way I've done it and wouldn't change it." He said didn't much like the idea of giving up a job with a steady paycheck for the gamble of pro-golf.
In the Super Senior Division, Mike Weiner ...
USGA says it will take on pace-of-play issues
By Ron Gaines, Golfweek.com
If it's true that an organization takes on the personality of its leadership, nobody should be surprised that USGA President Glen Nager is putting slow play at the top of his list.
Five-hour rounds are unacceptable for Nager, a partner at Jones Day, a high-profile, fast-paced law firm in Washington, D.C.
"The cry that pace of play has become one of the most significant threats to the game's health has become only louder over the last year," Nager said recently. ". . . This problem touches every golfer, from the professional to the elite amateur to the collegiate player to the millions of recreational golfers at both public and private facilities."
In its recent announcement, the USGA has commited to making the game more welcoming, enjoyable and sustainable and is directing resources toward this new research.
The first step will be an initiative to identify challenges and solutions regarding pace-of-play issues in the game of golf.
The USGA will look at golf facilities and analyze factors such as course design and setup, along with player management and the effectiveness of player-education programs.
For players, the USGA will continue to look at the Rules of Golf ...
Pool defends Golfweek Senior Amateur title
LA QUINTA, Calif. – Doug Pool defended his title by winning the Senior division of the Golfweek Senior Amateur by a stroke at PGA West.
The Las Vegas resident had a three-round total of 216 to beat runner up Jeff Burda from Modesto, Calif. Pool dropped shots at Nos. 3, 4, 7, and 17 – including a double bogey on the fourth – but had enough birdies on his card to make his even par round of 72 enough for victory.
Pool, known for his consistent play, said his game around the greens helped considerably.
"I didn't have my "A" game overall today but my short game was great," he said. ". . . Yesterday, when I made the birdies on No. 12 and 17 with a 30 and 15 footer, I gained a lot of confidence."
Pool's ninth-place finish last week in the Society of Seniors' Masters coupled with his win this week will move him into the top 10 in the Golfweek Senior Amateur Rankings.
"We keep our courses in top tournament condition and to see players play this well is really a tribute to the quality of the field," said Michael Ferguson, Director of Golf at PGA West.
In the Super ...
U.S. Open sees record 9,860 entrants
Setting a record by more than 750, the U.S. Open will feature 9,860 entrants trying to qualify for the 2013 championship at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa., the USGA said Thursday in a news release.
Local qualifiers are set for 111 sites May 3-16. Sectional qualifiers are set for 13 sites May 27 and June 3. Registration closed April 24, when 643 registrations were accepted – including the final one from Joseph Bush, 45, a professional from Scotch Plains, N.J., just eight seconds before the 5 p.m. EDT deadline, the USGA said.
"The fact that we have a record number of entries, from across the world, is a testament to both the great appeal of the U.S. Open and the historic nature and grandeur of Merion Golf Club," USGA Executive Director Mike Davis said.
Other years in which the U.S. Open attracted more than 9,000 entrants: 2012 (Olympic), 2010 (Pebble Beach), 2009 (Bethpage; previous record, 9,086) and 2005 (Pinehurst).
Fifty-two players among the entrants are exempt. That number will grow to include the winners of two May tournaments, the PGA Tour's Players Championship and the European Tour's BMW PGA Championship ...
British Amateur champ Dunbar turns professional
British Amateur champion Alan Dunbar has turned professional. The Northern Irishman signed with Chubby Chandler's International Sports Management in July 2012, when he was believed to be the first golfer to take advantage of a new rule that enabled amateurs to sign to a professional management company.
Dunbar, who turns 23 next week, missed the Masters cut after rounds of 83-77. He also won the 2009 St. Andrews Links Trophy and was a member of Great Britain & Ireland's victorious team in the 2011 Walker Cup with a 2-1 match record.
Dunbar will begin his career with consecutive starts on the Challenge Tour: this week's Challenge de Madrid and the following week's Montecchia Golf Open in Italy. He also has a start in the European Tour's Madeira Islands Open on May 16-19 and Nordea Masters on May 30-June 2.
"We are delighted that Alan has agreed to let us help, encourage and guide him at the start of his professional career," Chandler said in a statement. "I am convinced he will go a long way in the paid ranks after a glittering amateur career."
By turning professional, Dunbar gave up an invitation to this year's ...
Jordan's fashion sense getting him in trouble
Michael Jordan wore cargo pants to play a round of golf at the high-end La Gorce Country Club in Miami Beach.
That's a no-no.
Jordan's multipocketed pants were against the dress code that says members and guest must wear a collared shirt and Bermuda shorts, according to a New York Post article.
The article also states that a rep for Jordan said, "Michael Jordan did wear cargo pants. . . . He had been there many times before and had worn cargo pants previously, and had never been made aware that he was violating any dress code. This time, he was made aware of the violation on the 12th hole, and at that point . . . he did refuse to interrupt his game and return to the clubhouse and change. We were not aware that he is not allowed to return to La Gorce. I guess it's their loss – as MJ is a great golfer, and a great guest."
This fashion faux pas comes two months after Jordan was inside the ropes at Medinah Country Club for the Ryder Cup with a pair of jeans on.
Has he finally learned his lesson?
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(WHAS11) -- The suspect who caused a SWAT situation in the Beechmont neighborhood is still on the run. Police say he threatened his neighbors with a gun, but on Saturday WHAS11's Johnny Archer talked to the suspects mother, who says her son didn't do anything wrong.
Louisville police are looking for 20-year-old Matthew Johnson following a SWAT situation that took place on Friday in the Beechmont neighborhood.
A SWAT situation Friday lasted for four hours at his home. Police believe Johnson was in the house at one point, but somehow escaped without them knowing.
Police questioned Johnson's mom after a warrant was issued for his arrest.
"My house is totally tore up," said Johnson's mom. "Broken windows, my curtains tore down, my furniture was upside down. They told me they were looking for Matt."
Neighbors say Johnson threatened them with a gun and now he is facing charges for wanton endangerment.
"We went downtown and took out a warrant previously for threatening us with a gun telling us he was going to kill us," said neighbor Andrea Gilhaus.
But Johnson's mom says that can't be true.
"You can look through my house, there are no guns in here," said Johnson's mom. "Nobody owns a gun."
Police say they considered the situation a high risk warrant and believed that Johnson was dangerous. But neighbors who know him say otherwise.
"He plays basketball in my back yard all the time," said neighbor Jo Campbell. "Nice kid. Always polite to me. I've never had a problem with him."
His mom says there has been an on-going feud with their neighbors. She never realized it would get to the point where her son would become a suspect on the run from police.
"Why would your son want to run from police? He's scared," said Johnson's mom. "This is an everyday thing."


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