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Once again, another thoroughly excellent review by HotHardware. This case looks like a real beauty, not to mention the extensive cooling options. That side panel fan is a monster. I have been looking at various cases on newegg recently and this seems to offer the best combination of style, cooling, space and features of any I have seen.
By the way, I didn't know you had another Skulltrail lying around. When you gave away the last, I was thinking if it were me, I would have been a little more reluctant to let that baby go. I guess having another made it a little less painful to say goodbye. I would imagine giving away the Beast fits in somewhere right along with marrying off a daughter.
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This is my new favorite case. If it is still around when I build a system next year this is the one i want. Unless of course I win the HH giveaway heh.
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I am a little behind....I just read the article; I am just curious -- did the USB LEDs serve a good purpose? I mean was it a 'cool effect' or somehing that was actually useful....Also you mentioned that the drives didn't seem to be well fastened with the snap-plugs -- what if a rubber vibration absorber (don't know of a better term to use) was used...or is there just a lot of give/open space with the drive(s) in?
It is a really sexy-sleek looking case though.....for over $200 I will probably wait off on it however. I will admit that after reading the article I though "Wow I am going to go get one of these!!" and then I saw the price tag
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Is a good looking case!! No doubt.
My favorite case of any I have seen is the Zalman Z Machine GT1000. I especially like the hard drive mounting system and the thickness of the aluminum used. The only downsides are the price and the lack of fans. Here is a wonderful review for anyone who missed it.
I think I like the CM Stacker 830 Evo better than the Cosmos S after comparing the two. What do you guys think?
Another good looking case I think is this Thermaltake.
like the titanuim and black finish
i actually prefer the tt armor case, but this is one heck of a case reminds me alot of the armor, but this one has better airflow. the bars on the bottom are logical since they help psu airflow, but what about the bars on top? do they have a reason or is it just for looks?
ice_73: i actually prefer the tt armor case, but this is one heck of a case reminds me alot of the armor, but this one has better airflow. the bars on the bottom are logical since they help psu airflow, but what about the bars on top? do they have a reason or is it just for looks?
i think the top bars may be for adding an exterior water cooling, and for easy movement of the case. that the only thing i can think of.
I didnt notic the front part of this case looked so nice. And touch sensitive keys? You guys sure do make a great review
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Very nice case I like this one and the 830 rs the best out of all cases. Great cooling and construction they seem to have taken anything into account one full tower system.
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Condition: Very good. The front is excellent. The surface of the claws is consistent with natural striations and slight coloration changes as indigenous to the natural material. The reverse of two claws have slight defect with a bit of the topmost layers lost or discolored (see photos).
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Date & Origin: Circa 1870 and is most likely British Raj in origin.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 29, 2011)—El Martillo earned back-to-back victories for the first time in his career, rallying strongly in the final sixteenth of a mile to win a $60,000 optional claimer Friday night at Hollywood Park.
Able to stay close to the surprisingly pedestrian pace, the 6-year-old son of Tiznow and the Mountain Cat mare Mountain Dawn angled to the rail under jockey Martin Garcia and was up to prevail by a half-length as the 9-2 fourth choice in a field of five.
Trained by Bob Baffert for owner Maria Gomez, El Martillo completed the seven furlongs in 1:23.30. His second win over Cushion Track came after he had won his previous start March 11 over conventional dirt at Santa Anita.
In winning for the fifth time in 24 starts, El Martillo pushed his earnings to $217,700.
He paid $11.40, $4 and $2.40. Don Tito, the 9-5 favorite, was second, a half-length in front of 19-10 second choice Bet On Victor. Don Tito returned $3 and $2.10. Bet On Victor's show price was $2.20.
In his first start since finishing second on the local turf last Oct. 16, Informed, the 2009 Californian winner, showed the way early through 23.83 and 47.13 fractions. He weakened to fourth, 2 ¼ lengths behind Bet On Victor and a half-length in front of Kelly Leak.
The Player's Pick 5, which has a 14% takeout, the lowest for any bet offered in California, had its largest handle yet Friday night. The pool for the 50 cent minimum wager, which debuted April 21, was $195,584. There were 104 perfect tickets worth $1,132.80 apiece. Consolations with four of five returned $23.25.
Trainer Peter Miller teamed with owners Gary and Cecil Barber for a pair of gate-to-wire wins. Cat in the Forest took the first at 5-2, then 3-1 second choice Alaska Miss won the sixth.
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The main event on the nine race card is the $100,000 Wilshire Handicap, a Grade III for older fillies and mares at one mile on turf. Contenders include Well Monied, the 3-1 favorite on Russ Hudak's morning line, Talktoomuch, Lilly Fa Pootz, Dubawi Heights and Chilean import Vamo a Galupiar.
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I travel full time and the turn around time for my order was great! I have plenty of time to get my mail and still get my cards out in time! Thanks!
Beautiful Card!
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Saw this card advertised in your Holiday catalog last year and just had to order it! I live in RI and love the seashore, so this was a perfect expression of joining the spirit of Christmas with natural surroundings. The unique Nativity scene was very clever, and I got so many compliments from friends and relatives about this card.
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The outside of the card with shells is nice. The inside printing is not good. There is nothing great about it.
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The card was very imaginative. It reminded me of trips to the beach years ago when I would collect sea shells.
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The cards arrived in plenty of time for Christmas delivery. The quality and look of the cards were nicely done and professional. The print color of the personalization blended very well with the greeting, while the detail of the card itself was beautiful. The stickers for the envelopes were a nice touch. Thank you Miles Kimball for getting it right the first time.
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It is difficult to find a Holiday card with a beach motif that sends the message of the true meaning of Christmas. This card does that and is of a fine quality. It fits my lifestyle of living along coastal Florida.
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This unusual card was perfectly suited for us since we live near the beach. We also liked the picture, verse and the design on the INSIDE of this card.


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Wednesday, 28 December 2011 13:26
Keep Growing, Keep Changing
First of all, I would like to wish all my readers a Happy New Year. It's my wish that 2012 be a happy, healthy, exciting and wonderful year for each of us. And I believe it's in our grasp to have this wish come true because with God and a positive outlook, anything could happen!
Edith Lovejoy Pierce said, "We will open the book. Its pages are blank. We are going to put words on them ourselves. The book is called Opportunity and its first chapter is New Year's Day." What are you going to write in your book this year?
Morgan's recent column on trying new things was inspiring to me and timely also. I've been toying with the idea of what changes I want to make in my life in 2012. There are lots of things I'd like to try and one of my top picks is to learn Spanish. That said, I've decided to take a break from my column and concentrate on some new goals. Life becomes stale without the fresh breath of change in the air.
I want to thank everyone who has read my column once, every now and then, or faithfully each week. We're all busy and you could be doing something else with your time so I appreciate the time you spend with me.
I would also like to thank the Manchester Enterprise for publishing my column each week. It's been an enjoyable experience for me and the staff at the Enterprise are part of the reason why.
Happy Golden Anniversary to Harold and Helen Cornett of Fogertown! They were married 50 years ago in Temple, Texas on December 19th, 1961. Since then they've been blessed with two children, six grandsons and one granddaughter. Hope you two had a wonderful day!
Happy birthday to Isabella Turner on December 30th. Isabella is the daughter of David and Jamie Turner. Brenda Rice also celebrates a birthday on the 30th. Wes Sandlin has a birthday coming up on December 31st.
Happy anniversary to Chris and Allison Chandler on January 2nd. Celebrating a birthday on the 2nd is Renee Marcum. Happy birthday to Kelsey Howard on the 4th. I hope you all have a great day!
I tried out a new restaurant, Aunt Bea's Country Diner on Court House Hill. They've only been open about three weeks. We had the chicken and dumplings lunch special and some delicious chocolate, red velvet and German chocolate cakes for dessert. (It was hard deciding so we tried them all!) Check them out if you haven't yet. You can call them at 599-9030 to find out the daily specials or to ask about delivery.
In Macedonia Baptist Church news, we went Christmas Caroling at the Laurel Creek Nursing Home the Wednesday before Christmas. The group stopped first at my mom's, Charlene Baker. She's recuperating from a hip replacement surgery and she certainly appreciated their visit.
We had a Morning Worship Service on Christmas Day. It does seem fitting to be in church on Christmas. We enjoyed a message from Bro. Charlie Goodman after some musical specials by some of the younger ones at church. Lilly Barton Smith played several Christmas selections on the violin, followed by a solo by Abigail Wagers and then a solo by Carley Hoskins who also accompanied herself on the guitar. Thanks to all our guests and we hope you come back and visit with us again.
I was thinking about how to end my column and nothing could be more fitting than some thoughts about fresh starts and new horizons. Pablo Picasso said, "I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it."
I wish for my readers a year of trying new things. Learn a new language or pick up a new hobby. Write poetry or start journaling. Paint with acrylics, cook with cardamon, discover a new author. Keep growing, keep changing. Eleanor Roosevelt said it best, "I think, at a child's birth, if a mother could ask a fairy godmother to endow it with the most useful gift, that gift should be curiosity." Here's to an interesting year! Stay curious!
Wednesday, 21 December 2011 13:48
A Month for Christmas Plays
December is the month for Christmas plays. As I said last week, I enjoyed the Clay Community Theatre Christmas play. I forgot to mention that I think Charlotte Day does a wonderful job with the costumes. They are always period perfect.
We had our Team KID Christmas Play at Macedonia Baptist last Wednesday, the 14th. I think a big pat on the back should go out to Rhonda Goodman for writing a Christmas play for a cast of over 100 kids! And thanks to all the visitors who came out. It's a blessing when you have to set out extra chairs for your guests.
This past Sunday, the 18th, our Sunday School children's classes put on their Christmas Play and our choir presented a Christmas Cantata. A big thanks goes out to Jan Hoskins for putting together our Christmas cantatas each year.
Happy birthday to Jennifer Watson on December 23rd. Marie Combs celebrates on the 27th. Rex Bray has a birthday on the 28th. Also celebrating on the 28th is Lora Howard.
Happy anniversary to Eugene and Linda Hensley on December 22nd. J.B and Brenda Rice celebrate their anniversary on the 26th.
I can't let this opportunity pass to include the Christmas story in my column this week. As it is written in Luke 2:8-14: "And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And, lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them: and they were sore afraid. And the angel said unto them, "Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger." And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men."
I will close with a quote from Taylor Caldwell: "I am not alone at all, I thought. I was never alone at all. And that, of course, is the message of Christmas. We are never alone. Not when the night is darkest, the wind coldest, the world seemingly most indifferent. For this is still the time God chooses." Merry Christmas to all my readers. I wish you a blessed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day!
Wednesday, 14 December 2011 13:08
Friendship is a Precious Gift
I'm dispensing with the whole "Happy Holidays" greeting and wishing all my readers a Merry Christmas. I appreciate all the friends who have given me encouragement as I've written this column over the past couple of years. "Friendship is a precious gift, to give at Christmas time. A cherished gift, a treasured gift, that lasts though out all time." - Author Unknown.
I made it out to the 5th annual Christmas production of the Clay Community Theatre. This year's play was, "On Christmas Day in the Morning." I've said it before and I'll say it again, we've got some real talent here close to home. The actors did a wonderful job and the play was both humorous and heartwarming.
In Macedonia Baptist Church news, we've got lots of Christmas activities coming up. First off, is the Team KID Christmas play, which will be on Wednesday night, December 14th at 6:00 pm. On Sunday, December 18th, we will be having the Children's Sunday School Christmas play followed by the Choir Cantata. Services begin at 11:00 am.
There will be a Christmas Day morning worship service on Sunday, December 25th. There will be no Sunday School or evening services on Christmas Day.
In other church news, Kathy Jones and Jan Hoskins provided our Christmas special during the morning worship service this past Sunday. Ladies Fellowship is scheduled for Monday, December 19th, at 6:00 pm.
Bro. Jason Root was with us this past Sunday night and spoke during our evening service. We appreciate Bro. Jason and his ministry.
In December birthdays, Curtis Smallwood celebrated his birthday on the 5th. Happy birthday to Jonathan Hoskins on December 15th. Jeanie Roberts and Hassie Russell both have birthdays coming up on the 17th. Heather Melton celebrates on the 19th. Happy birthday to Helen Sandlin on the 21st.
Happy birthday to Tyler Allen on December 17th. Tyler is the son of Mitch and Tyra Allen.
I'll close with a verse from Isaiah 9:2 concerning the Messiah: "The people that walked in darkness have seen a great Light; they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the Light shined." Have a great week!
Wednesday, 07 December 2011 14:04
Turn Backward
I hope everyone is enjoying this Christmas season. Doesn't it just make you wish that you could be a kid again? I've always loved this poem by Elizabeth Akers Allen, "Backward, turn backward, O time in your flight; Make me a child again, Just for tonight."
In Macedonia Baptist Church news, Bro. Dick Smith was our speaker this past Sunday for our morning and evening services.
Ladies Fellowship took a group of fourteen on a Christmas shopping trip to Richmond Centre and ended the day by watching the Christmas show at Renfro Valley.
The Team KID Christmas Play is scheduled for Wednesday, December 14th, at 6:00 pm. We encourage all the parents to come out and enjoy the play.
Happy birthday to Dorothy Hooker on December 8th. Lannie Perkins has a birthday coming up on the 10th. Jerry Abner celebrates on the 12th. Happy birthday to Tammy Hunley on the 14th.
The Clay County High School Academic Team had wins this week over Harlan County on November 29th and Pineville Independent on December 1st. The varsity team won both their games each night, and the junior varsity team won their game each night, also. It's been a great year so far for CCHS Academics and we're looking forward to seeing how our group does at the district and regional competitions.
In Sunday School this past Sunday, someone shared a quote they had heard this past week that had really stuck in their head and made them stop and think and I'd like to share it here. "If all you have tomorrow is what you're thankful for today...what would you have?" That's definitely something to think about.
I do have one more quote I want to share this week. This one was from Positively Positive on Facebook: "Never miss an opportunity to make others happy, even if you have to leave them alone in order to do it." - Author Unknown. This one's kind of funny, but true! Have a good week!
Wednesday, 30 November 2011 13:27
Now that we are past Thanksgiving, it's definitely time to be knee deep in everything Christmas related. There are some beautiful storefronts around town and it all definitely puts me in a Christmas mood. The icing on my cake was when I drove through downtown Lexington to pick my two oldest up for Thanksgiving break and past the evergreen and red bowed street lamps and the fountain at Triangle Park was a skating rink with skaters happily gliding across the ice.
I would like to wish a happy birthday to Mildred Montgomery. Her birthday was on November 27th. We miss her at church since she hasn't been able to come and be with us.
In other November birthdays: Happy birthday to Sherri Day also on November 27th. Lona Cornett has a birthday on the 28th. Celebrating on the 29th is Kameron Anderson. Happy birthday to Shelli Hurt on the 30th.
Jaxon Bradley Foster turned one year old on November 27th. Jaxon is the son of Brad and Jordon Foster.
In December birthdays: Happy 100th birthday to Marie Cornett on December 2nd! I don't get to write something like that very often. I hope you have a wonderful celebration!
Happy 20th birthday to Carson Stepp on December 3rd. Donna Marcum celebrates a birthday on the 5th. Happy birthday to Jesse Moberly on the 7th.
In anniversaries: Bryan and Jenny Day also celebrate an anniversary on the 29th. Herb and Yvonne Westerfield will celebrate their 52nd anniversary on December 4th.
Voices of Truth sang during our Sunday morning service on November 20th and it was a wonderful service. Our Sunday evening was a Thanksgiving service where everyone had a chance to reflect on what they were thankful for. "If you want to turn your life around, try thankfulness. It will change your life mightily." - Gerald Good.
Sunday, the 27th, was our 2nd annual Black and Gold Sunday. During the morning service the players from the team were introduced by their coach, Robert Marcum, and each one was presented with a devotional book. Each player will also be given a basketball with the player's name and number inscribed along with the team logo. Kevin Rice and his band provided the special music and after our morning worship service a dinner was provided for all the congregation in honor of the CCHS Boys Basketball team.
Ladies Fellowship had 14 ladies at their meeting on the 21st. It was our yearly Secret Pal revealing and time to draw names for the next year. Ladies Fellowship meets monthly.
I will close with a couple of quotes to get you into the Christmas spirit: Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful." - Norman Vincent Peale. "He who has not Christmas in his heart will never find it under a tree." - Roy L. Smith. Have a good week!
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On the 186 kilometer stage over four peaks, it was Joaquin Rodriguez (Katusha Team) who solidified his overall lead by winning the stage in a five-up sprint. A group of eight Tschopp was riding in rolled across the line 82 seconds later. "It was a difficult stage, a lot of mountains and particularly, the last climb was really steep," Tschopp said. "I had the feeling that I was not on a really good day, but I dug deep to stay close to the favorites. I hope it's a good sign for the coming days. It was hard, but it's the same for everybody here." Last year, Tschopp finished his fifth Giro d'Italia in a career-best 15th place, which was also best on the BMC Racing Team. With two more mountain stages to come Friday and Saturday, the former Giro stage winner said he's hoping he can continue moving up the standings. "I got a little cold after the last few days in the rain, so I hope to stay in shape and follow my objective to be in the Top 10, day-by-day," he said.


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ABINGTON, Pa. -- Seniors Kelly O'Dell and Noelle Grande led the Screaming Eagles to a 60-55 victory over North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) opponent Penn State-Abington Friday evening. O'Dell grabbed a game-high of 17 rebounds while Grande notched 14 points for the Eagles.
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Even the staunchest of Lance Armstrong supporters can no longer deny the the fact that the world's famous cyclist cheated, as the man who was stripped of seven Tour de France titles finally admitted to doping throughout his professional career in a televised interview with Oprah Winfrey.
After losing everything from medals, to sponsors to his position as chairman of the Livestrong Foundation, one might think the unsympathetic and abrasive Armstrong would have little to gain by speaking out.
"From a PR perspective, it was mission accomplished," according to Lila Brown, the founder of Ella Bee PR, a firm specializing in public relations and social media.
Seriously?? I didn't exactly come away with that sense of optimism after watching Armstrong's interview, but perhaps it's time to frame things differently.
"Lance accomplished what he set out to do and was controlled throughout most of the interview," says Brown. "He told us what he wanted the public to know and didn't go any deeper …He answered the questions that he knew were on everyone's mind and he didn't try to offer any excuses… He told us just enough to change the narrative on any further media investigation stemming from a large line of witnesses."
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Brown drew the same conclusion as many of us when Lance opted to speak out. After losing all of his sponsorships, the man needs to find a way to earn a living. But more importantly in Brown's eyes, Armstrong wants a lesser punishment than a lifetime ban so he can resume competition, a sentiment Armstrong expressed to Winfrey in the two-part interview.
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For the first time during his career a public figure, Lance Armstrong is set to let some amount of truth spill from his lips into the ears of a national television audience, thanks to an interview conducted by Oprah Winfrey.
Instead of focusing on the first public admission of doping from one of the supreme narcissists the sports world as ever seen, many have mysteriously unleashed their insults and skepticism on Oprah, in lieu of Armstrong.
Why are folks assuming this interview reeks of neglect and naivety - on Oprah's part - without having seen it? Sure, the Marion Jones interview wasn't as vicious as many had hoped, but Oprah is a smart woman. I would think she learned from that experience.
In fairness, did you watch the 30 for 30 about Marion Jones? In an entire documentary about her journey from rags to riches to federal prison, Jones, never explicitly explained how she cheated. She apologized for her mistakes and lies, but never said, "This is what I did. This is when I did it."
Moving on to the next argument… "Oprah isn't qualified." Umm, are you KIDDING ME?
Oprah Winfrey began her career as a local news reporter. Do you know what a news reporter's job is? It's to become an expert on something new every single day. You learn, listen, read and gather enough information to convince the audience that you are a credible source on the topic and hopefully, you pull it off and actually enlighten a person or two along the way.
Of the +1000 people employed as on-air personalities and journalists by ESPN, what percentage do you think knows anything substantial about the sport of cycling? I'm guessing no more than two percent.
As a young reporter in Pocatello, Idaho, I covered auto racing, windmill manufacturing, the rodeo, nuclear engineering at the Idaho National Laboratory, a Monster Truck show for crying out loud… do you think I knew ANYTHING about any of those things? Nope! But I learned. That's our job as reporters.
Oprah Winfrey has one of the brightest and most creative staffs television. If you think a person who has traveled the world, worked as a reporter and interviewer for more than three decades, and who -as an overweight, African-American woman in the South- managed to create a global brand all about HERSELF won't have the tools and resources to successfully interview Lance Armstrong, well, clearly you haven't given the situation much thought.
But then we come to this argument. "Armstrong is using Oprah. He's not going to a more credible institution or to a journalist who covered him throughout because he knows she'll be easier on him."
If someone picked me apart and exposed my lies over the years, I wouldn't exactly be inclined to sit down with that person either. The odds of Armstrong not holding a grudge are none to none.
Armstrong may be coming clean to a degree, but he's surely doing it for self-serving reasons. Which outcome would you prefer… an in-depth interview that shows multiple sides of this man, with the possibility of light moments and a confession of some sort, even if it's without all the intricate details of doping? OR would you rather have no on-camera interview at all, and instead, have a PR puppet write a short statement on Armstrong's behalf admitting to doping?
I've read columns and tweets from journalists who appear to be personally offended by Oprah landing this sit-down, as though she "stole" the interview from them, or specific media colleagues. Newsflash: You were never in the running for this gig, and neither was the "more deserving" person you suggested was screwed out of the interview. It was either Oprah or Nobody as far as Armstrong's team was concerned.
Most of what we've seen from Armstrong in his career has been lies, cheating, and truckload after truckload of BS. I would expect nothing less than manipulation and ingenuous, self-serving behavior from Armstrong, regardless of the person asking him questions. That said, I'll give the guy a chance to prove me wrong.
And perhaps Oprah is actually the one person who gives Lance the best shot at letting what little speck of truth and humility still exist in that hollow soul to shine through to the public. That's what Oprah is about. She has the ability to connect with people on a human level in such a way that they feel safe in answering even the most judgmental questions.
Speaking of judgment, let's do the fair thing for Oprah by reserving it for after we've seen the interview. And better yet, let's keep the heat on Lance Armstrong, the actual antagonist who seems to have lucked out into losing the spotlight to the one name bigger than his.
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The Gilreath Building, one of Main Street's oldest buildings, will soon be resurrected as a downtown entertainment venue.
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USA Today: Programs encourage new grads to try entrepreneurship
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Time Magazine: Helping Hand – Start-ups Get a Boost with College Grads
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Business Insider: We Need A Career Path For College Students Who Want To Become Entrepreneurs Instead Of Bankers Or Lawyers
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NewsOK: University of Oklahoma students are chosen for entrepreneurship program
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ReutersTV: Overheard in the Alley Part 2: The real problem with job creation – Tech Tonic
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Worth Magazine: Q+A with VFA Founder Andrew Yang
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The News & Observer: N.C. colleges nurture Generation Z entrepreneurs
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
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Forbes: An Entrepreneur's Big Idea to Boost Struggling Cities
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The Wall Street Journal: For Grads Seeking to Work and Do Good
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The Next Web: Venture for America wants to slot grads into startups in struggling cities
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Cincinnati Enquirer: Venture for America: Yes to Cincinnati
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Washington Square News: Venture for America gives startups a chance
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The Daily Californian: Exploring a new path to entrepreneurship
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The Tulane Hullabaloo: Venture for America seeks to connect recent grads with local jobs
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Fox Business News: Recruiting Top Grads for Startups (Video)
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University of Michigan Center for Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship Hour (Videos)
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County voters may have two choices when it comes to the fate of 540 acres on Fort Ord.
In reaction to an initiative that seeks to designate the land as open space, the county's business and veterans councils revealed a counter measure Friday.
The counter initiative designates as developable almost all of the land the Fort Ord Access Alliance wants undeveloped.
The opposing camps are collecting signatures on petitions to qualify their initiatives for a special election ballot.
Alliance spokesman Jason Campbell said Friday the counter petition "is to facilitate the Monterey Downs project." Part of the equestrian-themed park is proposed to be built on the so-called endowment parcel, whose sale for development would fund maintenance of the cemetery.
Counter-petition signer James Bogan, president of the Monterey County Veterans Council, said his group's initiative is necessary to ensure a veterans cemetery is built.
The Alliance initiative does not seek to get rid of the proposed cemetery or its endowment parcel, but it designates 370 acres also planned for Monterey Downs as open space.
Some veterans argue that making the area around the endowment parcel undevelopable would be a threat to the endowment. Business and community leaders say the initiative's open space goals threaten redevelopment and potential job creation.
"If those projects don't go, we don't go either," said Sid Williams, secretary of the veterans council, about the cemetery. "It's all connected.
Williams argued the Alliance petition was about more than Monterey Downs — that it could stop anything from ever being built on the endowment and the proposed open space.
"Those oak trees will not hire a soul," Williams said.
Campbell said his group is not anti-development but would rather see development take place on about 5,000 acres of blighted area made up of old military buildings and other developable land.
Bogan argued that developers would need to pay to get rid of the blight, and Williams said it was not possible to just move the endowment to the blighted areas because it has already been approved in its current spot.
Michael Salerno, spokesman for the group Keep Fort Ord Wild, said Friday he took particular issue with a passage in the counter petition that appeared to change the definition of "habitat management land use" to allow for hotels and other mixed-use projects.
"People can argue about the cemetery until they are blue in the face," he said, "but this is rezoning habitat management plan. ... This is really kind of out of left field."
Salerno said the area affected, which previously allowed for low-impact recreation like horse and bike riding, could be up to 400 acres.
Williams said the definition would only apply to the cemetery and the endowment — not any other areas designated for open space.
In addition to reaffirming Fort Ord's reuse plan for mixed-use development, the counter petition would set in stone the 50 acres of the Whispering Oaks area as open space. The Alliance petition does the same.
In addition to Bogan, the counter petition was signed by Mary Ann Leffel, president of the Monterey County Business Council; Alfred Diaz Infante, president and CEO of Community Housing Improvement Planning Association; Edith Johnsen, former Marina mayor and county supervisor; and W.B. "Butch" Lindley, former Monterey County supervisor.
Both petitions must gather about 17,000 signatures from registered voters to turn into the Ford Ord Reuse Authority, which will result in a special election.
Campbell said Friday his group had collected 5,000 signatures. Jack Stewart, judge advocate of the United Veterans Council of Monterey County, said he was confident his cause has the support it needs.
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