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Teachings of my parentsMy parents, like most of yours, had a bunch of old sayings and most of them have been passed down from generation to generation here in the mountains. This is an alphabet of my favorites that my Momma and Daddy said so many times.
A- A penny saved is a penny earned. A bird in hand is worth two in the bush. A man's got to do what a man's got to do. A man who desires revenge should dig two graves.
B- Beauty is only skin deep. Beggars can't be choosers. Be careful what you ask for; you just may get it. Brains are better than brawn. Better to be safe than sorry.
C- Cold hands, warm heart. Count your blessings. Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. Common sense is a genius dressed in its working clothes.
D- Do unto others, as you would have others do unto you. Don't be too quick to judge. Don't bite off more than you can chew. Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.
E- Experience is the best teacher. Every dog has his day. Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
F- Feed a cold and starve a fever. Fear makes the wolf bigger than he is. Focus on what's right in the world instead of what's wrong.
G- Give credit where credit is due. Good to forgive, better to forget. God helps those who help themselves. Give him an inch and he will take a mile.
H- Honesty is the best policy. However long the night, the dawn will break. He who flees at the right time will live to fight again.
I- If you sleep with dogs, you'll catch fleas. If you want something, you've got to work for it. If you can't stand the heat, get away from the fire. In a pinch, improvise.
J- Judge not, lest ye be judged. Jealousy is a disease for the weak. Jealousy makes enemies.
K- Keep your nose to the grindstone. Keep your friends close, your enemies even closer. Know which side your bread is buttered on.
L- Laughter is the best medicine. Look before you leap. Life is what you make it. Live your own life, for you will die your own death.
M- Make do with what you have. Money buys everything but good sense. Money is the root of all evil. Monkey see, monkey do. Man cannot live by bread alone.
N- No pain, no gain. Nothing is certain but death and taxes. Neither a borrower nor a lender be. No rest for the weary. Nobody's perfect. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
O- Out of sight, out of mind. One today is worth two tomorrows. One man's junk is another man's treasure. Only a fool tests the water with both feet.
P- Patience is a virtue. Play your hand with what you're dealt. Practice what you preach.
Q- Quit while you're ahead. Quality, not quantity. Quitters never win.
R- Rome wasn't built in a day. Roll with the punches. Red sky at night, sailors delight. Right is right and wrong is wrong.
S- Save for a rainy day. Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names can never hurt me. Six feet of earth makes us all equal. Smiles open many doors.
T- Take the bull by the horns. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. The best things in life are free.
U- United we stand; divided we fall. Until you walk in a man's shoes, don't judge him.
V- Violence breeds violence. Variety is the spice of life. Vanity blossoms but bares no fruit.
W- Waste not, want not. What goes around, comes around. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. When one door shuts, another one opens. While the cat's away, the mice will play.
X- X-cuse me, but I couldn't remember nothing to go here.
Y- You only live once. You can't take it with you. You cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. You can't beat a dead horse. You can't teach an old dog new tricks.
I've heard everyone of these (and many more) at one time or another during my lifetime growing in my families home. I now appreciate all of the good morals my parents taught me as they molded me into the person I am today. Because of them, I am thankful for my raising.
I've picked out my favorite old saying for my last one and I dedicate it to the memory of my parents. You don't know what you've got until it's gone.
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Wednesday, 05 October 2011 12:38
It was a fight that should have been fought in Madison Square Garden. "Introducing in the White corner, standing 5 foot 9, weighing in at 120 lbs., from Paw Paw, Kentucky, wearing the red dress, Juanita Miller. And in the Black corner, her opponent, standing 16 inches, weighing in at 6 and ½ pounds, the terror of the barn yard, wearing grey feathers, the Old Grey Rooster!" the ring announcer would say.
It was a fight that had been coming for a long time. A mean, cocky grey rooster, someone said he had even spent time in the "pen", and a woman who wouldn't back down from anyone or anything. They were on a collision course both not knowing what the future might hold but something had to be done.
The grudge match was long in the making. Several times before, the rooster had attacked innocent children without warning. His long spurs were the talk of chicken pen. You could hear the hens squawking as he strutted by with his tail feathers all erect. Yes, this was one bad chicken.
Mom was no pushover either. She had been brought up on Horse Creek, the bad part of Clay County. She had her share of fights and always came out on top.
Both knew each other well. Mom came from a big family of two boys and five girls. She had also raised seven kids of her own, five boys and two girls. She grew up hard and she had to grow up fast.
The rooster came from a big family too, twelve chicks in his brood. Walking just after he was out of the shell, he also grew up fast. But, he began to run with the wrong flock and he was soon in trouble. He had killed his first chicken when he was only two years old. It was over a hen lady friend. They say, once you get the bloodstain on your feathers it's hard to get rid of it.
Most times when he caught young children in his barnyard, they were attacked viciously. His long spurs leaving cuts, scratches, and even bruises on the victims.
Mom would chase him around and around the chicken pen. Old Grey, stopping long enough to throw a few spurs her way, and Old Grey, always met by a clinched fist or two being thrown his way. Every time he would make his getaway and live to see another day.
Mom swore if he didn't clean up his act that he would be Sunday's dinner. The rooster just crowed as if he was laughing at her, not taking the threat seriously. What he didn't know was that his days were numbered.
On the morning of the final bout, Mom had taken enough. The rooster wouldn't live to crow to the rising sun again.
It all began with one of Dad's nieces, taking a short cut through the field back to her home. About halfway, the villain started his attack. With head outstretched, wings hanging low, and tail feathers in a full fan, the chase was on.
"Dink", my cousin, was out ahead and was scooting under the barbed wire fence only a few yards from her home when he caught up with her. He hit her from behind and she jumped in pain and got her shirt hung in the fence. Ole' Grey, had her just where he wanted.
Screams of pain caught Mom's attention as she took out in a run towards the assault. The rooster had "Dink" down and was tearing her up with his long, sharp spurs and didn't notice Mom as she arrived to surprise him with a haymaker.
Feathers flew and bones crunched as the rooster tumbled over on the ground. Next, Mom came with a football kick to the dazed chicken that would have made Rich Brooks proud, about a 10 yarder. She took out after him again and before he could get to his feet, she grabbed him by the neck and pulled the old "helicopter" on him. After about three trips around the world and it was all over.
Mom threw him down, flopping like a fish out of water. He wouldn't hurt anyone else. Ole' Grey was now in chicken heaven.
She then went over to unhook "Dink" from the fence and see if she was ok. She was cut and scratched pretty bad, but it could have been worse if Mom hadn't gotten to her as quickly as she did.
The next day was Sunday and Mom lived up to her promise. He was a tough old bird but we were just glad to get rid of him, even if it meant having him for dinner. He shouldn't have ever messed with my Mom.
The scorecard read: Mom---1, The Old Grey Rooster---DOA (Dead On Arrival.) Carrying the dead rooster home Mom yelled "For the Winner and still Champion, Juanita Miller!"
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Wednesday, 28 September 2011 12:46
Gone too soon...a boy's memories
By: Rodney Miller
This was a tough, almost sleepless, weekend. One of those times when your phone rings and a shaky voice on the other line breaks the silence with news that doesn't seem real. One of those times when you have to have to ask the caller, "Are you sure?"
It was my brother Anthony on the other line and he, like me, was in suddenly in a state of shock. He told me the sad news that we had lost one of my cousins, who also happened to be one of my very best friends, to a sudden heart attack. His name was Kelvin Jackson.
So now I'm up at 5 am on this Monday morning, here at work, trying to write a short story about what I know about my friend. One thing I've found out about life if it can turn on a dime.
Kelvin and I grew up together on Paw Paw only about a mile apart. I was only a few months older than Kelvin and in our early years and through high school we were as close as brothers. The two of us, along with his uncle and also my cousin, Terry Sibert were like the Three Musketeers doing all the fun things young boys do along their way to manhood.
Terry, who was a year younger than Kelvin, lost his dad when he was a just a young boy. Terry's older brothers and sisters had all moved north to Ohio to work in the automobile factories like so many of the kids here in the mountains.
Aunt Florence, Terry's mom, didn't drive so just about from the time Terry could see over the steering wheel and reach the pedals, he was driving to Sibert for the little things the family needed. Kelvin and I weren't as lucky to have a car at such a young age but because we were older sometimes became the designated drivers.
I remember many times the three of us in Terry's '63 Dodge Polaris burning up the roads as we took turns at the wheel. The old Dodge had a 318 cubic inch V-8 engine with a push button automatic transmission. It was black and super fast. After we wore out the Dodge Terry got a new 1967 Chevrolet pickup truck with a 3-speed six cylinder and he still wasn't old to drive legally. But that didn't stop us. Terry and Kelvin drove the dirt roads and I got to drive the blacktop. We drove the wheels off that truck burning rubber every time we took off.
Kelvin, not long after that, started getting to drive his families '64 Oldsmobile that had a super fast 394 V-8, four barrel Sky Rocket engine. It was, like the engine said a rocket. I remember one day in particular when Kelvin let me under the wheel and we were barreling down Ephram Creek at about 70 mph (on a dirt road!) when up ahead a large poplar tree, blown down down by a storm, lay across the entire road. I locked up the brakes as fast as I could but still couldn't stop in time to avoid the tree.
We crashed and Kelvin was worried to death about the car and how he was going to explain what happened to his parents. But to our good fortune, the damage was minor and I don't think they ever found out.
On another one of our back-road trips Kelvin, Terry, Anthony, Jessie Lewis and I were all in my '55 Chevrolet driving through Crawfish and across Curry Branch. All during our trip up the road they were bragging on me telling me about what a good driver I was. The more the bragged about my great driving, the faster I was taking the curves on the gravel road. Then all of a sudden we went airborne and I lost control and ran over a hill. No one was hurt luckily, but my Chevy had a front end damage. It was a long walk home. Not long after that I sold it for $300.
Not long after graduation Kelvin moved to Sandusky to live where most of his kinfolk worked. He and Terry both got a job working for the railroad. It was only once or twice a year I got to see them and when I did it was for a short time. After all we were now adults raising families of our own.
Kelvin moved to Pennsylvania for a while and then transferred with his job to Tennessee. Kelvin retired about 10 years ago and then split his time between there and here back at home for a while before finally moving back to Clay County for good. Kelvin loved the outdoors. He loved to hunt, fish, four wheeling or just sitting with his buddies singing and playing guitars. In other words, Kelvin loved life and lived it to it's fullest.
Even though he didn't brag about it much, Kelvin once held the Kentucky State Record for a bull elk he killed. When he brought the antlers to Momma's house to show everyone they almost filled the entire truck bed. I couldn't believe the size of them.
He and I talked for years of taking a trip to Colorado or even Idaho but I could never get the time off it required to do it the way he wanted to. Kelvin wanted to rough it in tents high in the Rocky Mountains far away from phones, electricity and civilization. That was the way he was. If he did anything he did it whole hearted.
My brother Gary and Kelvin rode their four-wheelers the Sunday before Kelvin suddenly died. Gary said he had never seen Kelvin happier. He was riding his four-wheeler in the mountains laughing, joking and splashing mud like he had never done before. Gary said it was the best time they had ever had together. I wish I could have been with them.
I'm sure going to miss my friend and now I wish I would have taken the time to go west with him. I'll bet it would have been a blast.
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Wednesday, 21 September 2011 12:14
When television came to the Miller house in the early 60's not many of our neighbors had ever seen "the talking box". Our house suddenly became the most popular place to visit for everyone who wanted to see the new invention that we now call TV.
I know it's hard to imagine now but for us to see people inside a piece of furniture and to hear these people talking it was almost unbelievable. I remember my Pap Paw Burkhart giving the TV a good looking it over from front to back and all around trying to figure out how this could be possible. I remember him saying, "Well if that don't beat all I've ever seen."
Westerns dominated the TV in prime time. Some of my favorites back then were Wagon Train, The Virginian, Laramie, High Chaparral, Big Valley, The Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Zorro, Bat Masterson, The Tall Man, Riverboat, and Laredo.
We only got NBC channel 6 out of Knoxville at home so we never got to watch Gunsmoke, Have Gun Will Travel, The Rifleman, or Wild, Wild West. They were on CBS and ABC. But we did get, in my opinion, the best TV western of all time, Bonanza.
Bonanza first aired from September 12, 1959 to January 16, 1973. The show chronicled the weekly adventures of the Cartwright family, headed by the thrice-widowed patriarch Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene). He had three sons, each by a different wife: the eldest was the urbane architect Adam Cartwright (Pernell Roberts) who built the ranch house; the second was the warm and lovable giant Eric, "Hoss" (Dan Blocker); and the youngest was the hotheaded and impetuous Joseph or "Little Joe" (Michael Landon). The family's cook was the Chinese immigrant, Hop Sing (Victor Sen Yung).
The family lived on a thousand-square-mile ranch called Ponderosa on the shore of Lake Tahoe in Nevada. The nearest town to the Ponderosa was Virginia City, where the Cartwrights would go to converse with Sheriff Roy Coffee (played by veteran actor Ray Teal), or his deputy Clem Foster (Bing Russell). Greene, Roberts, Blocker, and Landon were billed equally.
Bonanza was considered an atypical western for its time, as the core of the storylines dealt less about the range but more with Ben and his three dissimilar sons, how they cared for one another, their neighbors, and just causes. After seven seasons Adam Cartwright left the show. The Cartwrights were then joined by "Candy" Canaday (David Canary.
When we played cowboys as kids I always like to be 'Little Joe' Cartwright. I thought he was the coolest of all the western cowboys. Plus, he always got the girl. Little Joe's horse, Cochise, was a black and white pinto. When I rode my pony I always pretended like I was riding Cochise with my "Fanner 50" six-shooter pistol by my side out to bring in the bad men. Not many people know that Little Joe's middle name was Francis.
I remember once we were all sitting in front of the TV and all eyes glued on a Bonanza show when one of the cowboys pointed a gun straight at the screen and fired his Colt pistol. My step-Grandmother, Cindy, screamed as the shot rang out loud and grabbed her small kids up and ran to another room. I think she thought that she could actually hit someone with one of his stray bullets. It was quite a while before we could talk her into coming back into the room because she was so scared.
Another one of our neighbors, Clayton Mills, would also come out as often as he could to watch TV. He also loved Bonanza. Clayton most times brought his dad Thomas with him to watch the show.
Clayton's favorite Cartwright was also "Little Joe". One week as Joe was riding into town he was shot at by another gun slinging cowboy. Thomas was worried when he saw Joe fall off his horse. "Did they kill "Little Joe", he asked out loud.
Clayton shook his head as he told Thomas, "No, "Little Joe" is the 'main player' Daddy. Him never gets killed! He'll get back up! Don't worry!"
In May 1972, Dan Blocker, "Hoss", died suddenly from a post-operative blood clot to the lungs, following surgery to remove a diseased gall bladder. Lorne Greene, "Ben", died in 1987 at age 72. Michael Landon, "Little Joe", died of pancreatic cancer in July 1991 at the age of 54. Pernell Roberts, "Adam", died of pancreatic cancer on Jan 24, 2010 at age 81.
Bonanza become the first series ever to wind up in the Top Five for nine consecutive seasons (a record that stood for decades) and thus established itself as the single biggest hit television series of the 1960s. It remained high on the Nielsen ratings until 1971, when it finally fell out of the top ten.
Bonanza will always be my most favorite TV western show of all times.
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Wednesday, 14 September 2011 14:01
If it was a noise in the night that awoke me from a deep sleep and I was scared, all I had to do was pull the cover up real tight and I would automatically feel safer.
Most times when scared, I would stay hidden from the world under the cover until I had to come up for fresh air. Then, the only part I would expose would be my lips breathing in the fresh air I so desperately needed. But, somehow I still felt safe.
Even after watching a scary movie on TV, I would feel somehow there was no way the person or monster could get to me as long as I made it to my bed.
I felt like bullets or knives couldn't penetrate the thin blanket of cotton. It was like my cover was made of some super component that nothing could penetrate.
I remember one night in particular when I felt like the cover was surely the only place that would save me from something really bad.
I ended up at our house alone that night. I don't really recall the circumstances of why I was the only one home, but that's how it happened.
I was watching a scary movie on TV, alone in a big empty house. Those two things, scary movies and alone, just don't go together good when you're a small kid.
The movie I was watching was named, "Sorry, Wrong Number." It told a story of Leona Stevenson, played by Barbara Stanwyck, who was sick and confined to her bed.
Leona is an alluring, wealthy, and irritating hypochondriac whose psychosomatic illness had her bedridden. Leona's only lifeline to the world was the telephone, which she used to excess. One evening, Leona impatiently tried to locate her henpecked husband Henry, played by Burt Lancaster, who was late in coming home. However, when phone lines cross, she overhears two thugs plotting a murder.
Desperate to thwart the crime, Leona begins a series of calls--to the operator, to the police, and others—trying to figure out the identity of the victim. Meanwhile, unbeknownst to Leona, Henry was having problems of his own—he had become involved in a swindle and was being blackmailed. The film followed Leona, trapped in her lush apartment, as she tried to prevent an innocent woman from being murdered.
After a number of phone calls, the terrorized Leona begins to piece together the mystery. Her uneducated husband, who worked for her wealthy father, turns out to be not all he seems. Finally, to her horror, Leona realized the voice on the phone was that of her husband's and she was the intended victim.
Her phone rang as the thug calls her house to see if she is home. She answers the phone and the killer asks, "Who is this?"
She nervously said, "Leona".
Then the killer said, "Sorry, wrong number", and hung up.
I was deep into the movie when our phone suddenly rang. I was nervous, to say the least, when I picked up the receiver to the phone and said hello. The voice on the line was that of a man and he asked, "Who is this?" just like the killer had done in the movie.
My voice trembled as I said, "Ro-Rodney". Then, I shook in my pants after the voice on the line answered, "Sorry, wrong number!" and he hung up he phone.
I was scared to death. My heart began to beat a hundred miles an hour. I didn't know what to do. Who knew I was alone in the house and what show I was watching, I thought to myself. I didn't wait around any longer. I ran to the only place I felt would be safe; in my bed, under the cover.
In my haste I forgot to turn off the TV. As I lay in my bed with the cover over my head I kept hearing the phone ring. I wondered, Was it on TV or was it the mysterious man phoning back? I heard voices, footsteps, doors open and shut, and screams as my mind tried to separate what was on TV and what was real.
Luckily, it was long before my parents made it home. I was never happier to see my Momma and Daddy and they were just in time. I was starting to sweat and my air was getting a little thin under the covers. Plus, I needed to go to the bathroom. Moments like that will scare the pee out of you.
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Columbus, Ohio - The No. 6 Nebraska rifle team completed a weekend of competition in Ohio on Sunday, finishing with an overall record of 5-1. Nebraska logged a score of 4,642 on Saturday, good for second behind No. 3 TCU (4,708) and ahead of No. 11 Nevada (4,626) and No. 12 Ohio State (4,594). NU then returned for a first-place victory on Sunday, scoring a 4,639 to top Nevada (4,629), Ohio State (4,609) and UTEP (4,503).
"Overall, the weekend went well," Head Coach Stacy Underwood said. "I am still looking for the team to have a break-through performance, but like with most things, it takes a little while for the small changes that we have implemented to show in a big way."
The Huskers started the weekend on Saturday against defending national champion TCU as well as Nevada and Ohio State. NU began the day on the smallbore range, tallying a team score of 2,296. Freshman Denise Martin led the team, firing a 578 to finish fifth overall. Sophomore Kelsey Hansen was the other top ten finisher for the Huskers, adding a 574 to finish tenth. Following smallbore competition, the Huskers sat tied at second overall, even with Nevada and behind TCU.
Nebraska battled back in air rifle competition, outscoring Nevada by 16 points for second place. The Huskers posted a score of 2,346, led by senior Janine Dutton's third-place mark of 590. Two other Huskers added top-ten finishes, with Hansen coming in at fifth (587) and Martin finishing eighth (586) to secure Nebraska's second-place team effort.
Sunday saw the Huskers on the range again, this time facing Nevada and Ohio State with the new addition of UTEP. Nebraska finished second to Nevada in smallbore competition, logging a 2,296 on the range. Dutton was tops for the Huskers in the discipline, finishing with a team and meet-best 591 to capture the individual title. Senior Katelyn Woltersdorf also logged a top-five finish at fifth (574) and was joined in the top ten by junior Sunny Russell at tenth (572).
Nebraska again secured their victory on the air rifle range with a team score of 2,343. Martin led the Huskers with a 590 to place her at second on the day in the event. Dutton added a 589 to finish third overall, while Hansen came in at fourth with a 586.
The Huskers will close their fall schedule against Air Force next weekend in Colorado Springs, Colo. NU will face the Falcons at 9 a.m. CST (8 a.m. MST) on Saturday, Nov. 17.
SaturdayNo. 3 TCU (4,708)No. 6 Nebraska (4,642)No. 11 Nevada (4,626)No. 12 Ohio State (4,594)Converse Hall/French Field HouseColumbus, Ohio
Smallbore: 2,296*Denise Martin: 578*Kelsey Hansen: 574*Sunny Russell: 573*Janine Dutton: 571*Katelyn Woltersdorf: 568Joyce Kim: 564
Air Rifle: 2,346*Janine Dutton: 590*Kelsey Hansen: 587*Denise Martin: 586*Katelyn Woltersdorf: 583*Sunny Russell: 582Joyce Kim: 567
SundayNo. 6 Nebraska (4,639)No. 11 Nevada (4,629)No. 12 Ohio State (4,609)UTEP (4,503)Converse Hall/French Field HouseColumbus, Ohio
Smallbore: 2,296*Janine Dutton: 581*Katelyn Woltersdorf: 574*Sunny Russell: 572*Kelsey Hansen: 569*Denise Martin: 566Joyce Kim: 556
Air Rifle: 2,343*Denise Martin: 590*Janine Dutton 589*Kelsey Hansen: 586*Sunny Russell: 578*Katelyn Woltersdorf: 577Joyce Kim: 567
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 6, 2009) — Midships, ridden patiently by Victor Espinoza, won his third straight graded stakes race by repelling two challenges in the stretch in Saturday's $300,000 Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap at Hollywood Park.
The victory gave Hall of Fame trainer Bobby Frankel a record-tying seventh victory in the Grade I event, equaling the mark set by the legendary Whittingham between 1970 and 1987 when the 1 ¼-mile turf race was known as the Hollywood Turf Handicap.
Midships, front-running winner of the San Luis Rey Handicap and the San Juan Capistrano Invitational Handicap in his two previous starts, was restrained by Espinoza as he settled into second behind pacesetter Liquidity.
Espinoza made his bid rounding the far turn and Midships gained command early in the stretch, turned back a challenge from defending champion Artiste Royal, then fought off Globetrotter in the final sixteenth to win by a half-length.
"I just ignored Liquidity," Espinoza said. "I knew he was the longshot in the race and the distance was probably a little bit too far for him. I was worrying only about my horse. He went wire-to-wire the last couple of times, but I wanted to try something new today. I didn't want to get too far back, but I didn't want to use him too much on the backstretch. He was comfortable all the way around and the trip worked out perfect."
Midships, a 4-year-old son of Mizzen Mast, was timed in 2:00.51 under an impost of 118 pounds. Globetrotter finished 1 ½ lengths clear of Artiste Royal with 119-pound high weight Madeo finishing fourth in the field of six older horses.
Frankel, Hollywood Park's leading trainer all-time with 952 wins, had to wait for the Whittingham to record his first win at the current meeting. The stable had four seconds and five thirds from 20 starters entering the Whittingham. The stakes win was the 149th for Frankel at Hollywood Park, second to Whittingham's seemingly insurmountable total of 222.
"Victor said after the second turn he was relaxed and he had a lot in the tank," said Humberto Ascanio, assistant to Frankel. "Victor told me that Liquidity was going to lead and if that didn't happen he was going to. He did a good job. Victor has ridden him two or three times, so Bobby didn't say much, he (Victor) knew what to do."
Midships, a homebred owned by Juddmonte Farms, improved his record to five-for-15 while earning $180,000 to increase his bankroll to $525,830. He began his career in Europe — finished third in the 2008 Hollywood Derby in his first U.S. start — and is now three-for-five in this country.
Midships paid $5, 3.40 and $2.20. Globetrotter returned $5.20 and $3.60, while the show payoff on Artiste Royal was $2.80.
"I had a great trip," jockey Joe Talamo said of the runner-up. "They were going kind of slow so naturally he was up close. He was running real good at the end and it was a good step up for him. I thought I had a shot at the eighth pole to get him, but you can't take anything away from Midships. Maybe an extra sixteenth and we would have gotten him."
Noble Court, meanwhile, closed from ninth on the turn for home under Joel Rosario to score a half-length victory over 24-1 shot Rush With Thunder in the $100,000 Ack Ack Handicap.
The co-high weight at 120 pounds, Noble Court capitalized on a sizzling pace set by Luhuk's Dancer while covering seven furlongs on Cushion Track in 1:27.32 to remain perfect in two 2009 starts. Star Nicholas finished third as 9-5 favorite Liberian Freighter, who looked like a winner at the sixteenth pole, had to settle for fourth in the field of 11 older horses.
Noble Court, the second choice at 7-2, paid $9.20 while banking $60,000 to boost his earnings to $335,778. The 5-year-old horse has now won six of 11 starts.
Tuscan Evening, scratched from the Gamely last week to run in the $70,000 Redondo Beach, scored a front-running victory under Rafael Bejarano and is headed to the $250,000 Royal Heroine Mile here July 11.
"We figured if we could run good in this race we would be able to run in the Royal Heroine," said Dan Ward, assistant to Jerry Hollendorfer, who was in Elmont, N.Y., where Chocolate Candy finished ninth in the Belmont Stakes. "It was a big test. If we couldn't run with these then we couldn't run in that race."
Tuscan Evening set a stakes record of 1:33.78 for one mile on turf, paying $6.20 as the 2-1 favorite in the field of nine fillies and mares. Gotta Have Her finished second and Charming Legacy was third.
Racing resumes Sunday at Hollywood Park with post time at 1 p.m.
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GE crops: where we've been and where we're going
From conservation tillage practices and the use of GPS technology in precision agriculture to increased production of genetically engineered crops, technological advancements in recent decades have led to increased production and efficiency in agriculture in the United States. Since the first successful commercial introduction of genetically engineered crops in the United States more than 15 years ago, their adoption has been widespread, with nearly half of the land used for crops in 2013 being planted with genetically engineered crops, according to a recent report by USDA's Economic Research Service.
While the use of GE crops has allowed farmers to be more efficient, and use fewer herbicides and insecticides, the study says questions remain about the economic and environmental impacts, the evolution of weed resistance and consumer acceptable. The study took a look at historical production trends, economic impact and consumer response to genetically engineered crops.
According to the study, genetically engineered crop traits have been classified into one of three generations, with the first generation featuring enhanced input traits such as herbicide tolerance, resistance to insects and resistance to environmental stress. The report says the second generation features value-added output traits such as nutrient-enhanced seeds for feed, and the third generation features traits to allow production of pharmaceuticals and products beyond traditional food and fiber. Most GE crops planted in the United States have first-generation traits, but USDA says all three generations of GE crop traits and in various stages of research and development.
Three crops, corn, cotton and soybeans, made up the majority of acres planted to GE crops in 2013. Farmers used herbicide-tolerant soybeans on 93 percent of all planted soybean acres and herbicide-tolerant corn on 85 percent of acres planted to corn in 2013. Farmers planted insect-resistant (Bt) corn on 76 percent of acres in 2013. As of September 2013, USDA APHIS had approved 96 petitions for deregulation, allowing GE seeds to be sold, and had approved 30 for corn, 15 for cotton and 12 for soybeans. Additionally petitions have been approved for tomatoes, canola, potatoes, sugarbeets, papaya, rice, squash, alfalfa, plum, rose, tobacco, flax and chicory. There is no commercially available GE seed for wheat.
According to the report, the adoption of Bt corn has increased yields by mitigating yield losses. Additionally, seeds with more than one GE trait, stacked seeds, tend to have higher yields than seeds with only one GE trait. GE corn with stacked traits grew from 1 percent of corn acres in 2000 to 71 percent in 2013. The increase in planting of Bt corn has resulted in less insecticide use, with only 9 percent of all U.S. corn farmers using insecticides in 2010. However, according to the report despite efforts to delay evolution of Bt resistance, there are some indications that insect resistance is developing to some Bt traits in some areas.
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You should be Drovers- monsantoNetwork. The studies on GMOs are pretty scarey. The ones not paid for by the seed companies. What happens when health problems start to.be seen? I think modified foods are the worst farming developement ever. And we are sharing them with the world. Think about it: do you want to eat food that has pesticides in them? Horrific!
BT corn produces a natural substance that prevents the development of insects that consume it. Many organisms produce "Pesticides" to prevent insect damage. Jalapeno peppers manufacture their own pesticides which is why humans are the only animal dumb enough to eat them. You can't compare the organic salt in BT corn to a chemical pesticide. However, I do think we have not had enough time to truly evaluate the long term effect of eating higher quantities of the organic salt. Only time will tell if long term health issues develop.
Hi Judy. The last time I saw data on the studies showed 1700 studies that showed no danger and one that did. That study was later discredited by scientists and the journal that printed it for bad methodology. I would be interested to read any legitimate study and not a blog of someone who has no knowledge but plenty of opinion. Thanks
How long is long enough? GMO crops have been around long enough that if there was any evidence of health risks there would be a line of lawyers 500 miles long filing lawsuit after lawsuit.
Everything we humans do (and everything we don't do) has consequence. At a farm meeting at least twenty years ago, a local farmer stood up to ask if weeds might develop a resistance to glyphosate. Despite flippant remarks to the contrary from the salesmen peddling glyphosate, farmers now battle resistant superweeds like pigweed and marestail with ever stronger chemicals. Adaptation is the way of evolution and creation. Insects and weeds adapt far faster than people and other mammals do because they turn generations much more rapidly. Thus, they will always adapt faster than humans and technologies do. No matter what we invent, that fact remains true. We simply don't know what widespread long-reaching effects our chemical technologies will prove to have in the future. We cannot resume the eradication (intentional or unintentional) of whole species, as we did in the dangerous days when DDT was legal. We are fooling ourselves if we believe we can grow such huge percentages of GE crops with impunity. Every corporation that has ever set out to profit from a greedy alteration and exploitation of nature has eventually reaped some negative consequence along with its profits. Although no corporation has funded research, some scientists now believe that a correlation exists between widespread introduction of genetically engineered glyphosate-resistant crops in the late 1990s and the obesity epidemic that has rapidly expanded the waistlines of Americans since that era. In my humble opinion, based on a half-century of farming and raising livestock in every manner from organic to industrial and back, improving our farm's soil with cover crops and grazing has worked far better than trying to bully it into submission with chemicals.
Oh please, give me a break. We're facing an obesity problem because everybody has become too d*** lazy. And the ones that aren't lazy have been helped by technology to rapidly reduce their workload. Good grief !!!!!!
Oversimplification is also a form of laziness.
Actually, I refer to it as reality and/or common sense. Too many people not working. Can't see how it could get any simpler than that. Sometimes the politically correct answer is not the right one.
I just have one question. Are you using "herbicide tolerant" to cover up the fact that you are ADDING Round-Up (a deadly poison) to our corn? If you corrupt companies would LABEL your poison, you'd find out that NO ONE wants to eat your poison.
The biggest benefit of GMO crops has been convenience for the farmers and reduction of some passes across the fields. Farmers can farm more ground when each acre takes less time. As far as increased yields-an article in Feedstuffs magazine last year pointed out that corn yield increases are growing at a slower rate since the introduction of GMO corn. Yields are still going up but at a lesser rate than with just conventional breeding. Overall use of insecticides and herbicides went down at first but now both are coming back up because more and more resistance is showing up. People in elevators around here say they sell as much insecticide as they ever did. With the introduction of 2-4D resistance to the GMO mix one article said they expected overall herbicide use to quadruple over the next few years. I don't know why farmers pay the huge price for the seed when the Round-up and BT traits don't seem to work anyway. As far as safety goes-many people are worried about the glyphosate that may be in the crops and coming into what we eat. Glyphosate may be safe short term but no one has done any studies on the effects of long term exposure to low levels. That is what has many people concerned. Glyphosate will tie up trace minerals and it has an antibiotic effect that will influence the normal bacterial populations in our intestines. Some of these bacteria produce compounds that are essential for normal nervous system development. The Chinese have shown that glyphosate can cause neuron damage very similar to what is seen with Parkinsons disease. When you plot the rates of autism in this country and glyphosat use-the graphs are almost identicle
Curare is a "natural" substance. Hemlock is a "natural" substance. There are numerous "natural" substances that are much more deadly than man-made products.
GMO corn causing tumors in rats..and this is safe for human consumption? This should be an outrage! http://www.motherearthnews.com/natural-health/gmo-safety-zmgz13amzsto.aspx
This is the study that was debunked. The rats used in the study are a genotype that genetically gets cancer. Even then all the rats didn't develop tumors. Have you read the hundreds of other studies that show no damage?
Iowa: A red herring fallacy is an observation that draws attention away from the central issue in an argument or discussion as this comment does. We are governed by our beliefs, and they sometimes make us irrational and unable to be honest even with ourselves. Most Americans (and hence many corporations run by Americans) prefer to believe that anything done for our own profit is justifiable, and that simply is not true. If we are rational and reasonable, we must admit that the long-term effects of the widespread use of GMOs and GE crops are largely unknown. The "long term" has not yet happened, and we have no perspective on this issue. If and when some entity with adequate means and funds has a reason to seek the answers, perhaps we will have real substantial proof whether or not our gamble with genetic engineering and chemicals has caused harm. In the meantime, we can only ask ourselves, "is this worth the risk?" A wise friend of mine made this unflattering comment about the American baby-boom generation. "More likely than not, our descendants will look back on us as the largest, most shortsighted, selfish, greedy, and destructive generation in the history of mankind." Ouch.
Great argument W.E. Let us just ignore all that "red herring" scientific research and use your rational and reasonable approach of which it is neither. If we used your mind set we would still be grubbing worms and roots and eating them cold because we were afraid of fire. Go wring your hands somewhere else.
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There are rumors floating around right now that Velvet Sky is going to be leaving TNA soon. However, the speculations stem from an overreaction to something that might really be insignificant. The Knockout changed her profile biography on Twitter. She removed TNA from there and replaced it with other words, as there is a word limit set on the biography. As of right now, her departure from the company is far from confirmed.
August 25, 2014
A post from Twitter, where JBL mocks Shelton Benjamin by taking a picture of Rico Constantino, who is visiting Monday Night Raw today, and stating that Constantino is the best tag team partner that Charlie Haas has ever had in WWE.
August 18, 2014
Back in July, Austin Aries decided to go silent on Twitter because he was protesting the decision by TNA to allow fans to vote on the return of the six sided ring. For those that are wondering, the X Division Champion has already came back to the social media website. He has been posting regularly. Aries is even promoting Impact Wrestling on there, so it looks like he's back on good terms with the company.
August 16, 2014
A post on Twitter from Tommy Dreamer, where he praises MVP for getting involved in the protests in Ferguson, Missouri.
August 16, 2014
The speculation right now is that the stable of Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston and Big E Langston has been disbanded since WWE has not been utilizing them much on television. Those rumors appear to be true as Woods addressed those rumors through his Twitter account. He stated that he is not currently involved in a group. Woods also mentioned that he would much rather use intelligence as a weapon in a stable as opposed to race.
August 15, 2014
A Twitter post from former WWE star Kevin Nash where he jokes about trying to do a Vulcan mind meld with Brock Lesnar to let him know that he is only back on Monday Night Raw for the beers and not looking for a fight.
August 14, 2014
While there are uncertainty as to whether or not Alberto Del Rio is under the 90 day no compete clause with WWE since he is rumored to be appearing at the big AAA pay per view this weekend, we now know that Ricardo Rodriguez cannot make an appearance for a television promotion. He informed fans via Twitter that he would not be able to make an appearance at TripleMania this upcoming Sunday.
August 12, 2014
Prior to making a name for himself in ECW, Balls Mahoney had a very brief stint in WWE as a character named Xanta Klaus, who was supposed to be the younger brother of Santa Clause that lived in the South Pole and stole Christmas presents. He was introduced by Ted DiBiase at an In Your House event in 1995 as a foil for Savio Vega.
March 24, 2014
A video of a match between Balls Mahoney and Marty Jannetty, where Jannetty hit Mahoney with a chair shot during that match that caused the former ECW star to throw up immediately afterwards. This was the incident that caused some legitimate backstage heat between Jannetty and several of the veterans on the independent wrestling circuit, most notably Elijah Burke.
March 23, 2014
Apparently, there has been some lingering backstage heat between Marty Jannetty and Elijah Burke. The former WWE stars have been bickering with one another over an incident involving Balls Mahoney. Many within the industry have stated that Jannetty purposely injured Mahoney with a chair shot that was stiffer than it should have been.
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Reasons for Procedure
- Suspected of being cancer (the chances are lower if you are young)
- Large (more than 2.5 inches in diameter)
- Solid (rather than containing just fluid)
- Causing pain
Possible Complications
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Cyst returns after it is removed
- Need for removal of one or both ovaries
- Infertility
- Blood clots
- Damage to other organs
- Obesity
- Chronic or recent illness
- Heavy use of alcohol , smoking , or use of narcotics (may make delivering anesthesia more difficult or impair wound healing)
- Use of certain prescription medicines
- Pregnancy
- Previous abdominal surgery
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Prior to Procedure
- Physical exam
- Review of medicines
- Blood tests
- Urine test
- CT scan —a type of x-ray that uses a computer to make pictures of organs
- Ultrasound —a test that uses sound waves to examine the abdomen
- Electrocardiogram (ECG, EKG)—a test that records the heart's activity by measuring electrical currents through the heart muscle
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- Aspirin or other anti-inflammatory drugs
- Blood thinners such as warfarin (Coumadin)
- Clopidogrel (Plavix)
- Arrange for a ride to and from the hospital. Also, arrange for someone to help you at home.
- Do not eat or drink for at least eight hours before the surgery.
- General anesthesia —blocks pain and keeps you asleep through the surgery; given through an IV in your hand or arm
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Immediately After Procedure
How Long Will It Take?
Will It Hurt?
Average Hospital Stay
Post-procedure Care
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions .
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- Gently wash the incision area with mild soap and water.
- Move and elevate your legs while in bed. This will lessen the chance of blood clots .
- Take prescription pain medicine only for as long as needed. Take over-the-counter pain relievers (such as ibuprofen , naproxen ) if the pain is mild.
- Avoid strenuous exercise for 2-6 weeks.
- Do not drive until your doctor states this is safe.
- Do not resume sexual activity until your doctor says it is okay. You may need to wait two weeks.
- Follow your doctor's guidelines for ultrasound tests. These may need to be done if it is likely that the cysts will return.
Call Your Doctor
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or discharge from the incision site
- Pain that you cannot control with the medicines you have been given
- Unexpected amount of vaginal bleeding or discharge
- Cough , shortness of breath, or chest pain
- Nausea and/or vomiting that you cannot control with the medicines you were given after surgery, or which persist for more than two days after discharge from the hospital
- Headaches, muscle aches, dizziness, or general ill feeling
- Constipation or abdominal swelling
- Vomiting
- Urinary difficulties
- Onset of pain or swelling in one or both legs
- New, unexplained symptoms
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists http://www.acog.org
National Uterine Fibroids Foundation http://www.nuff.org
Women's Health.gov http://www.womenshealth.gov
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Women's Health Matters http://www.womenshealthmatters.ca
Ovarian cysts. Mayo Clinic website. Available at: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/ovarian-cysts/DS00129/DSECTION=7. Updated July 20, 2007. Accessed June 10, 2008.
Ovarian tumors. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us. Updated November 2010. Accessed November 12, 2010.
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Flanner's moving to Colder's West Allis site
Flanner's Home Entertainment will move by the end of the month to a new store carved out of the Colder's building on S. 108th St. in West Allis.
Colder's, a longtime Milwaukee area furniture and appliance retailer, bought the bankrupt Flanner's business last summer. Since then, Colder's has operated the high-end electronics operation in its existing store at 16220 W. Blue Mound Road in Brookfield.
Lance Zabrowski, general manager at Flanner's, said the owners decided to move from the rented space in Brookfield as a way to trim expenses. The new 9,000-square-foot store, at 333A S. 108th St., is within the Colder's retail building, but it has its own entrance and is not accessible to customers from inside the Colder's store.
Zabrowski said Colder's is considering expanding the Flanner's business to as many as three more locations, either freestanding or in Colder's stores.
The Flanner's store is staffed by former Flanner's employees who were rehired after Colder's bought the business.
Preps football photos of the week: Level 1
The fight for a championship trophy started Oct. 24 as Level 1 of the WIAA playoffs kicked off.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Level 1.
Speakers split evenly on West Allis proposed sewer lateral program
The nearly 200 people who packed the West Allis Common Council chambers, a large meeting room down the hall and the lunchroom downstairs on Tuesday for a hearing on a program to help homeowners pay for broken sewer laterals seemed to be evenly divided on the program.
Sewer laterals are pipes that take waste water from homes to sanitary sewers in the streets.
The program calls for owners of residences up to three units to chip in $40 a year. Then, if their laterals need to be replaced, they would pay only $1,500 rather than face the average $8,000 tab if they did it on their own. Just fixing the lateral would run the property owner $300. Owners would not be forced to get any work done.
Speakers who said they liked the program welcomed the peace of mind it offers. Owners don't know what shape their laterals are in and they could go bad anytime, supporters said.
The main argument expressed against the plan was that even though most people would consider $40 a year a small sum, many would have trouble coming up with it. Among the other arguments were that the fee would probably go up, that the fund might be raided and the money spent on other things and that people who have never had any trouble with their laterals would still have to pay.
Poll: Which area team will win a state football title?
This week is when championship seasons title runs are started. Level 1 of the 2014 WIAA Football Playoffs start Friday.
But we want to know which, if any, of the area local teams will win a title in Divisions 1, 2 and 3. Answer on our polls.
Last year Arrowhead beat Franklin in Division 1, and Greendale lost in Division 3 championship games.
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West Allis to start process to approve new city administrator
West Allis — Rebecca Grill, city of Milwaukee deputy city clerk, has been recommended by Mayor Dan Devine to serve as the new West Allis city administrator.
The administration and finance committee on Monday, Oct. 27, will formulate questions and interview Grill sometime in November.
The city administrator is charged with the daily operations of the city, like a chief operating officer while the mayor can be likened to the chief executive officer.
The city administrator also is the key liaison between the mayor's office and the common council. The administrator is charged with finding ways to improve operations, sees to professional development, makes sure the community is informed and often helps organize community events.
"We want to get it right, it's a very important job," said Devine who called Grill impressive.» Read Full Article
Across Wisconsin, uneven property assessments fly in the face of fairness
A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigation found inappropriate reductions in property assessments creating an unfair system. In dozens of communities across Wisconsin, 20% or more of taxes are being paid by the wrong people.
Preps football photos of the week: Week 9
The regular season of the 2014 high school football season came to a close for area teams Oct. 17.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 9.
Police arrest 1 after neighbors attack each other about 'child behavior'
One woman was arrested after neighbors reportedly attacked each other Sept. 22.
According to the Greendale police report:
A resident in the 5300 block of Mulberry Drive called 911 to report her neighbor head-butted her in the face and then attacked her about 3:40 p.m. Sept. 22.
The caller said she was injured but refused medical treatment.
Shortly afterward, police received a second 911 call from the alleged suspect in the attack, who reported the victim "jumped" her and injured her. She also stated she was injured, but refused medical attention.» Read Full Article
Greenfield schools 'right-sizing' enrollment for smaller classes
Class sizes are down, but still not quite where educators would like them to be, administrator Mark Kapocius reported to the Greenfield School Board on Monday.
Enrollment this year is down 159 students mainly because 103 nonresident students left or graduated and were not replaced, he said. They attended the Greenfield schools under the state's Open Enrollment program.
Because the School Board wanted smaller classes to improve achievement, it decided in January not to accept any more Open Enrollment students this year.
"It's a 'right-sizing' of our enrollment," Kapocius said.
But lower enrollment translates to lower state aid while 103 fewer Open Enrollment students means the schools received nearly $670,000 less in reimbursement from the state, said Amy Kohl, director of business services. The impact on state aid will eventually be felt also but not this year because aid is tied to a rolling enrollment average, she said. But the schools will have to plan for less aid in the near future, she said.
Preps football photos of the week: Week 8
Big conference games and homecoming festivities were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 8 on Oct. 9 and 10.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 8.
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Jurors see video key to sex assault case against ex-strip club owner
Jurors on Wednesday watched the surveillance video at the core of a sexual assault case against the former owner of Crazy Horse Gentlemen's Club in West Allis.
On the video, which was not unearthed until three years after the 2010 incident, the man, Dino LaLicata, now 35, is shown engaging in sex acts with two different women. Both were 20 at the time.
One of them, identified in court records by her initials, KNH, testified that she did not realize at the time that the incident may have been assaultive, despite the fact that she was highly intoxicated and the man had grabbed her hair and pushed her head down during the sex act.
In portions of the video, both women appear to be voluntarily engaging in sex acts with LaLicata. Defense attorney Mike Steinle also pointed out that both women appeared to be smiling and laughing during portions of the encounter.
KNH remained in the room while LaLicata, of Menomonee Falls, had intercourse with the other woman, who was lying virtually motionless throughout most of the video.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Week 7
Big conference games and homecoming festivities were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 7 on Oct. 2 and 3.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 7.
Motorcyclist killed in East Tosa crash identified
The motorcyclist killed in a crash at North Avenue and 67th Street about 2 p.m. Sept 27 has been identified as Roy Szolwinski, 57, of West Allis, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office.
Szolwinski was not wearing a helmet and suffered multiple blunt force injuries, an official at the medical examiner's office said. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Wauwatosa Police Lieutenant Brian Zalewski said it appeared the motorcyclist was heading east on North Avenue when he collided with a pickup truck traveling north on N. 67th Street. No one else was injured.
Juli Peterson, who came upon the accident shortly after it happened, said several people sprung into action. She said strangers sat with Szolwinski, and one man rubbed his leg.
"It was so touching to see," she said. "I hope his family can know that he wasn't alone and there were caring strangers who sat with him."
Police warn couple of misuse of 911 after they argued with each other
A woman called police to report her live-in boyfriend shoved his way into her bedroom, and then called 911 later to report he called her "stupid" Sept. 8.
According to the Greenfield police report:
A resident in the 9100 block of West Waterford Square called police to report her live-in boyfriend shoved his way into her bedroom and was refusing to leave about 1:10 a.m. Sept. 8.
The caller said her boyfriend called her "retarded and stupid" while standing in her "she-cave" (spare bedroom). Police determined nothing physical took place and told the two to leave each other alone.
At about 1:45 a.m. the same resident called 911 to report her boyfriend called her "stupid."» Read Full Article
Enter Halloween contest to win tickets to Legends & Lore
Halloween is creeping up, and that means it's time to see and hear about your favorite Halloween haunts.
If you do, you have a chance to enjoy haunted walks, spooky stories and crafts plus folklore from Wisconsin's past with free tickets to Halloween Legends & Lore at Old World Wisconsin in Eagle on Oct. 11, 18, 25 and 31.
Here's what you need to do to be entered into a giveaway for one adult and one child admission:
Post a photo of you in your best Halloween costume or share your favorite place to go to for a Halloween fright. You can enter on Twitter or Instagram, but either way, you must include the hashtag #HalloweenWI in your post.
Deadline to enter is noon Thursday, Oct. 9. Four winners of one adult and one child admission each will be selected and notified Friday, Oct. 10.» Read Full Article


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Willow debuted songs from her new EP, and it was even better than we could have expected.
"Yeah I'm going to sell 'em in packs of 3 to try to get fucking rid of them."
It's a new year, and he's wearing sweaters again.
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Drake comes out fighting on his latest cuts.
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New Mormon scriptures tweak race, polygamy references
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Mormon historians are cheering the newly released English edition of LDS scriptures, pointing to new wording about race and polygamy that provides a more accurate and complex view of the church and its sometimes-controversial past.
It marks the first time in more than 30 years that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has updated its four books of scripture -- the Bible, Book of Mormon, Doctrine & Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price -- and the changes are generating lots of buzz among members, scholars and bloggers.
"What this reveals is something all religions eventually have to wrestle with -- incorporating history into how we experience God," says American religion historian Matthew Bowman, who last year released a history of the LDS Church. "The most significant changes to this new edition emphasize the importance of understanding the culture and context these scriptures were produced in."
Among the biggest changes were new introductions to two documents toward the back of the "quad," as Mormons call a single volume of the four works.
The lead-in to Official Declaration 2, which describes the church's 1978 announcement to lift its ban on black males holding the faith's priesthood, makes clear that Mormon founder Joseph Smith had previously ordained several black men.
Subsequent LDS officials "stopped conferring the priesthood on black males of African descent," the new introduction says. "Church records offer no clear insights into the origins of this practice."
"I am thrilled by the new statement regarding blacks," says Darius Gray, former president of the Genesis Group, a support organization for black Mormons. "The language is more forthcoming than anything we've previously had on the past priesthood restriction, so I take great pleasure in seeing the changes."
Still, they are "incomplete," Gray says. "There is more that needs to be done."
On polygamy, the new LDS scriptures provide a historical introduction to Official Declaration 1, known as "the Manifesto," which signaled a commitment to end the church's practice of polygamy in 1890.
Valerie Hudson, a Mormon political science professor at Texas A&M University, has argued previously that Mormon polygamy was a temporary exception and not an essential LDS doctrine.
Brian Hales, an LDS researcher who just published a three-volume work, "Joseph Smith's Polygamy," sees the changes as "moving away from the 19th-century wording on polygamy" in some parts, while being more accurate to the history in others.
"We are admitting our past," he says, "better than we ever have before."
Mormons seem pleased with the new versions.
"Pretty much everything I'm seeing is a victory for the more modern, scholarly approach to the scriptures with a greater awareness of modern sensibilities," Mormon blogger Julie M. Smith writes at timesandseasons.org, "and the removal of a few generations of unjustifiable accretions of tradition to the record."
LDS officials, who commissioned these revisions eight years ago, seem excited by the product, calling them a "blessing" to future church members.
(Contact Peggy Fletcher Stack at pstacksltrib.com.)
(Distributed by Scripps Howard News Service, shns.com.)


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 4, 2009) — Favorite Classical Slew took over when pace-setting stablemate Track N Attack tired in the stretch, rallying under jockey Michael Baze to remain perfect in two starts with a one-length victory Thursday in the $85,670 Willard L. Proctor Memorial Stakes at Hollywood Park.
Classical Slew, owned by Joseph Lacombe and trained by Doug O'Neill, covered 5 ½ furlongs on Cushion Track in 1:03.69 while holding Grace Upon Grace at bay in the final sixteenth. Zip Quik finished third in the field of seven 2-year-olds, while second choice Track N Attack — also trained by O'Neill — faded to sixth. Coo Cachoo was a late scratch.
Classical Slew, a homebred son of Bernstein, broke his maiden in his career bow here May 13, cruising to a 5 ¼-length victory. The betting choice on the strength of that effort, he paid $4.40, $3 and $2.40. Grace Upon Grace returned $5 and $3.20, while the show payoff on Zip Quik was $4.40.
The victory as worth $48,150, raising Classical Slew's earnings to $75,750.
Baze and Joel Rosario — the leading jockey with 41 wins through 28 racing days — each rode a pair of winners. O'Neill holds a commanding lead in the trainers' standings with 21 wins.
While five favorites won on the eight-race program, the biggest surprise of the meeting came when Amir Cedeno guided 103-1 shot Sand Bridled to victory for trainer Roger Stein in the sixth race. The win payoff was a meet-high $208.20.
Racing resumes Friday night at Hollywood Park with first post at 7:05 p.m.
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