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The Kansas Highway Patrol responded to three injury accidents in Riley County on Tuesday. At 12:05 p.m., an accident involving a motorcycle and a farm truck at the intersection of U.S. 24 and Anderson Avenue sent one person to the hospital. According to a KHP
Riley County police are looking for a man who robbed Sunflower Bank Wednesday morning. The robbery reportedly took place at 10:20 a.m. at the bank, 2710 Anderson Ave. RCPD spokesman Matthew Droge said officers are looking for a white man, approximately 5 feet, 10 inches tall with a
Area school district officials left Topeka unclear on what information mattered when making requests for additional funding from the state. After reviewing "extraordinary needs" requests on Monday, the State Finance Council approved more than $6 million in additional funding to 35 school districts, including Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 and
Despite the alarm bells sounding on Wall Street, local analysts say they are actively not panicking. After losing 1,000 points early Monday, the Dow Jones industrial average ended the day 588 points down. U.S. stocks surged Tuesday morning after China cut interest rates in response to
Manhattan's new free bicycle-share program is up and rolling. Linda Mays, executive assistant to Ward Morgan, CivicPlus CEO, said the Green Apple Bike Share Program began Sunday. The program uses white beach cruisers labeled with the program's logo. The first 12 bicycles are at
The Kansas Democratic Party's interim chair hasn't decided if she will run for the position on a permanent basis. Kathryn Focke, elected as the state party's first vice chair in March, took over Monday as the next in line when the party
Ebert Construction of Wamego was apparent low bidder Monday for replacing a bridge on Rockenham Road about 2 miles north of U.S. Highway 24 in Pottawatomie County. Ebert's base bid of $137,412 was the lowest of three bids submitted prior to the official bid opening at 10
A second round of public meetings is scheduled this week to aid the region's application for a $40 million federal grant — money that could fund mitigation of Wildcat Creek flood damage and perhaps turn the waterway into a positive amenity for Riley County and beyond.
Riley County commissioners will submit proposed legislation to the Kansas Association of Counties pushing for repeal of the state-imposed tax lid that limits the amount of funding counties can collect through property taxes. The tax lid requires city and county governments to hold special elections
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Thousands gather in Coliseum to send Mountaineers off to Final FourMarch 31st, 2010They cheered, they smiled and some even cried as more than 4,000 West Virginia University fans gathered at the Coliseum on Wednesday (March 31) to send off the Mountaineers.
Final Four activities abound for Mountaineer fansMarch 30th, 2010For only the second time in school history, the West Virginia University men's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Final Four, heading to Indianapolis to take on the Duke Blue Devils in the national semifinals, and alumni and fans traveling to the game will have an opportunity to participate in numerous activities hosted by the NCAA and the WVU Alumni Association.
A woman who suffered heart attack symptoms while watching a West Virginia University basketball game a few weeks ago got a surprise visit Monday (March 29) from the team's leading scorer.
A Sense of Purpose: "Two more," is the cryMarch 28th, 2010Boy, you sure can't count out these Mountaineers now can you? A much better understanding of the confidence and the sense of purpose these young men have is emerging.
Mountaineers Final Four bound after defeating KentuckyMarch 27th, 2010Can you believe it? West Virginia is Final Four bound! The Mountaineers got 18 points from Da'Sean Butler and 17 from Joe Mazzulla to knock off top-seeded Kentucky, 73-66, Saturday night in the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, N.Y.
NCAA Final Four Ticket InformationMarch 27th, 2010The Mountaineer Ticket Office will have a limited number of tickets and hotel rooms available for West Virginia's appearance in the 2010 Final Four at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind.
Final Four travel packages available for WVU alumni and friendsMarch 27th, 2010For only the second time in the history of West Virginia University basketball, the Mountaineers are headed to the NCAA Final Four after defeating Kentucky 73-66. Alumni, fans and friends can head to Indianapolis to cheer the team to victory as part of WVU Sports Travel's Final Four travel package.
It's always nice to have an ace in the hole. West Virginia coach Bob Huggins' ace has been a 1-3-1 zone that he's been frequently using at the end of games, and that defense helped the Mountaineers hold off pesky Washington 69-56 Thursday night in Syracuse and advance to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight for the second time in six seasons.
Alumni and fans headed to WVU's Elite Eight game in Syracuse, NY, Saturday are invited to a "Mountaineer Meet and Greet" prior to the game. The event, hosted by the WVU Alumni Association, will take place at Daisy Duke's at Armory Square (414 S. Clinton St.) and will begin at 3 p.m., four hours prior to tipoff.
Women's Basketball: Pack the House WinnersMarch 25th, 2010West Virginia University has been named the BIG EAST Conference winner in the NCAA Division I ?Pack the House? Challenge and is one of only 33 schools recognized nationally.
Getting ready for the HuskiesMarch 24th, 2010With Truck Bryant out for the remainder of the season with a broken foot, West Virginia coach Bob Huggins has a decision to make: use the five-forward lineup he employed briefly this year or start junior Joe Mazzulla at point guard in Bryant's place for Thursday night's game against Washington.
On the eve of the West Virginia University men's basketball team's appearance Thursday at the Sweet 16 in Syracuse, N.Y., Morgantown and University police are encouraging all fans to display responsible behavior, regardless of the game's outcome.
Mountaineers headed to Syracuse invited to Sweet Sixteen pep rally and tailgate eventMarch 23rd, 2010The West Virginia University men's basketball team is headed to the Sweet Sixteen in Syracuse, N.Y., and fans traveling north for the game are invited to a pre-game pep rally and tailgate party on Thursday, March 25, 2010.
West Virginia Women's Basketball Beats Lamar, San Diego State nextMarch 22nd, 2010The No. 3 seed West Virginia University women's basketball team defeated the 14th seeded Lamar Lady Cardinals by a score of 58-43 in the first round of the 2010 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at the Frank Erwin Center on the campus of Texas.
On to the Sweet 16March 21st, 2010West Virginia is going back to the Sweet 16. Da'Sean Butler scored 28 points to lead West Virginia to a 68-59 victory over 10th-seeded Missouri Sunday afternoon at HSBC Arena in Buffalo, N.Y.
Mountaineers advance; face Missouri SundayMarch 19th, 2010Kevin Jones scored 17 points and Devin Ebanks contributed 16 points and 13 rebounds to lead No. 2-seeded West Virginia to a 77-50 victory over Morgan State Friday afternoon (March 19) in an NCAA tournament first round game at HSBC Arena in Buffalo, N.Y.
WVU basketball team embraces hopes and dreams of West VirginiaMarch 18th, 2010West Virginia University's Da'Sean Butler felt the love long before he became King of the Buzzer Beaters and one of the school's all-time great basketball players. Something about Morgantown resonated with him, starting with his first visit.
Buffalo-bound Mountaineers invited to NCAA tourney eventsMarch 16th, 2010Mountaineer fans following the men's basketball team to Buffalo for NCAA tournament games will have an opportunity to come together for a Pep Rally and several Meet and Greets hosted by the WVU Alumni Association.
Shouldering the BurdenMarch 15th, 2010If Da'Sean Butler is the heart and soul of this year's West Virginia University basketball team then Joe Mazzulla is its spine. Mazzulla is the guy who gives this team its backbone and its toughness.
From far and near, WVU fans bask in Big East titleMarch 14th, 2010Hiromi Toothman was born in Japan but has a wide circle of family and friends who are West Virginia University graduates and followers. "In Japan they wear the WVU shirts and call me after every game," she said. "They're so proud of WVU. I only hope the people in the state are as proud." Toothman needn't worry. She was one of several hundred fans who came to the Coliseum to greet the Big East basketball tournament champion Mountaineers as they arrived back in town from New York City.


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During the past 25 years, the share of all journeys made by bike in England and Wales has remained static at about 2%. Despite some regional variations, neither record public investment nor world class sporting success has been enough to move the needle.
Even in London, which is enjoying a cycling revival, surveys show that many more adults and children would like to saddle up, but are deterred by fear of traffic.
Policy makers tell us that keeping cyclists apart from motor traffic is the best way to ease their fears. Or could it be that paint and concrete is more politically seductive than tackling road user behaviour?
Granted, Dutch style infrastructure delights those who assume that behaviour change is impossible But green or blue, all bike lanes end somewhere, and a raised kerb in Bow won't help you in Bolton.
The inconvenient truth is that cycling in Britain will never reach European levels until road users learn to treat each other as equals. Meanwhile spending millions on separating bicycles from motor traffic seems perverse. Indeed, the signs are that segregation entrenches the tribalism which has alienated public support for so long.
Accordingly, we think that road safety policy should be rebalanced towards the person, not the mode. Equality and mutual respect should drive a refreshed agenda with three key priorities:
We believe that bringing people together would cost less and achieve more than keeping them apart.


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The past few weeks have been good overall for the Friars. A lot has happened since my last post. The Friars took on a feisty Sacred Heart side at home on September 10th. It was a hard fought game that the Friars were able to win 1-0 on a game-winner from Wilder Arboleda. Three days later the Friars battled Holy Cross, once again on Glay Field. Two goals from Keith Jecewiz were the difference in this one. He scored his first with his head, off a driven cross from Matt Pesci. His second goal came with two minutes left in the game a half-field breakaway that he calmly placed into the side netting to seal a Friar victory.
The team then traveled to No. 3 Creighton (Omaha, Neb.) for a Saturday night matchup with a highly regarded Creighton University team that to this day has yet to give up a goal. Unfortunately, I was unable to travel to watch this game. A goal in the third and 12th minute from Creighton forced the Friars to chase the game and they were unable to break through. It ended 3-0.
That game was quickly put behind the Friars, as their Big East schedule opened with Homecoming weekend on the following Saturday versus an up and down Cincinnati team. Every Big East game is a battle. No team is a walkover and the Friars came into this game ready to make sure that this game was the start of a new winning streak and not an addition to a losing one. It was a soft pitch, but the Friars maintained most of the possession throughout the game and were in control. The game remained deadlocked for the first half. Sixteen minutes into the second half a ball was slipped across the box to Jimmy Petruccelli who drove a left-footed volley off the head of a diving Marcos Ugarte to put the home team up 1-0. Less than three minutes later, Ugarte struck again when David Datilus whipped a low cross in that Ugarte was able to lunge at and redirect into the back of the net. This put the Friars up 2-0 and the defense was able to hold strong and keep the clean sheet.
The rest of the homecoming weekend was great. Many alumni made it back for the event and participated in a golf outing at Cranston Country Club on Sunday. The rain held off and made for a great day of golf and celebration of what Providence College Men's Soccer has become and that it will continue to grow. Knowing that these former Friars are still involved with the program is a great boost for any player and it is fantastic to see. The next game for the Friars is down in Tampa, Fla. where they will take on the University of South Florida in their second Big East matchup of the year. Game time is 7:30pm on Saturday night. This will be an early Big East test for the Friars. I'm sure they'll be up for it.
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Arizona food-stamp recipients won't feel farm bill funding cuts
WASHINGTON — The farm bill signed Friday by President Barack Obama includes $8 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but experts say the cuts will not affect food-stamp benefits in Arizona.
That was little comfort to advocates who worry about the long-term impact on the 1.1 million food-stamp recipients in Arizona, and the immediate impact to low-income families in those states that will see cuts to benefits.
"I understand it was based on compromise," said Amanda Lee, spokeswoman for the Arizona Community Action Association, of the farm bill. "It could have been worse and it may seem reasonable, but it will still hurt families."
Advocates note that food-stamp funding was just reduced in November. They worry that the cuts in the farm bill are part of an alarming trend that will continue "balancing the budget on the backs of SNAP recipients," in the words of Angie Rodgers, CEO of the Association of Arizona Food Banks.
But more cuts are just what is needed, according to critics, who say the current bill did not go far enough.
"The food stamp cut was just 1 percent of the $80 billion program. That's after the program quadrupled in cost over the last decade from about $20 billion," Chris Edwards, an economist at the Cato Institute, said in an emailed statement.
"So a much larger cut was in order from my perspective," Edwards said.
The farm bill – almost 1,000 pages long and costing almost $1 trillion over the next 10 years, according to the Congressional Budget Office – includes funding for forests, farms and rural development, among other programs. But the largest part of the bill is SNAP, or the food-stamp program.
A House-passed version of the bill would have cut SNAP by about $39 billion, the CBO said, while the Senate version would have cut about $4 billion. The final bill set the cuts at $8 billion for 10 years, starting with $84 million in 2014.
But the cuts will only be felt immediately by food stamp recipients in those states that tie SNAP to energy subsidies for low-income families – the "heat and eat" program.
"It's a crackdown on the 'heat and eat' program that is in many states, but not Arizona," Lee said.
Even though the cuts will not directly affect Arizonans, Rodgers emphasized in a prepared statement that SNAP is an effective tool that she said has reduced poverty by 4.4 percent across the country. She sees the latest cut as part of a trend that has already hurt Arizona recipients and could hurt them again.
"We already had a major cut last November that averaged $26 per recipient family," Rodgers said. "I doubt Arizonans elected anything like this with their votes."
Lee said many Arizona families continue to struggle with hunger, with 1.1 million state residents on food stamps. She is concerned that November's cuts will not be the last, and that the farm bill cuts will continue a narrative that encourages future cuts.
That was echoed by Feeding America spokesman Ross Fraser, who referred to the "mentality of taking food stamps for granted and associating them as a burden on society." That will be reinforced in a way that may come back to haunt Arizonans later, he said.
But for now, the cuts will not be felt by people getting food stamps in the state.
"The only way Arizona's food stamps could even remotely be affected is based upon performance bonuses that Arizona could receive from SNAP," said Melissa Loeb, senior policy analyst at Federal Funds Information for States.
But Arizona has not received such a performance bonus in recent years, she said, and even it if did, the farm bill would only put stricter limits on how the bonus money was spent.
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Colorado's ace right-hander learned Tuesday that he'll return to the mound Friday night against St. Louis, his first start since going on the disabled list with a strained right shoulder on Aug. 22.
The Rockies entered their game Tuesday night against San Diego with a four-game lead over San Francisco in the NL wild-card race.
Cook was an onlooker the last time the Rockies reached the playoffs, missing out on their incredible 21-1 run-up to the World Series in 2007 because of a strained side muscle that sidelined him for 11 weeks.
He returned for Game 4 of the World Series, allowing three runs over six stellar innings but couldn't prevent Boston from sweeping the Rockies for the title.
"Yeah, '07 was a totally different story. When I got hurt, I knew I was going to be gone for at least 60 days and we weren't even really in it when I got hurt," Cook said. "So, to be in a pennant run, to get hurt when I got hurt, this year stunk. I wasn't really concerned about starting. I just wanted to come back and help and be part of the team."
Manager Jim Tracy said Cook will be limited to 70 pitches.
"I don't care," Cook said. "I just want to go out there and do what I can. I mean, if I can get five innings, four innings, seven innings, whenever they feel it's time to hand the ball to somebody else, that's the beautiful thing about September is we've got 12 or 14 guys that can get the ball and run with it.
"So, I'll just do what I can as long as I can."
Ready to spell him if he runs into early trouble will be right-hander Jose Contreras, who is healthy again after straining his right thigh while running out a groundball on Sept. 10 in his second start in place of Cook.
Contreras' return will give the Rockies a chance to lighten the heavy workload of right-handed reliever Matt Daley, Tracy said.
Cook couldn't stop smiling after getting word from Tracy that he'll rejoin the rotation.
"Sometimes you come to the park you feel like you're not even part of the team because you're not participating," Cook said. "But at the same time you just get your work done and do what you can to help. And now that I'm getting the ball, I'll feel like I'm a little bit more a part of the team."
Cook was 10-6 with a 4.47 ERA when he left his last start on Aug. 21 in the fourth inning of a game against San Francisco.
Cook used the layoff as an opportunity to work on his changeup.
"It's not a pitch I'm going to rely on but if I need it and there's a good situation, I'll probably throw it," he said. "There's always positives and that's what you've got to take out of injuries. You can't just hang your head and say 'ho-hum, what about me?' You just continue to work and get better."
That's what closer Huston Street did when he went down with biceps tendinitis in his throwing arm earlier this month. Street retired the only two batters he faced in the seventh inning Tuesday night in his first action since Sept. 1.
Notoriously competitive, Street said he handled his injury well because the Rockies won nine of the first 10 games he was out.
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On Saturday, Cook, Contreras and left-hander Jeff Francis, who has been sidelined all season following arm surgery, pitched a simulated game in Phoenix. Francis is preparing to pitch in the Arizona instructional league this fall, but Contreras and Cook were hoping to convince Tracy that they were ready to return to the mound this week.
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|Reviews for By the Book
| Arches67 chapter 20 . 4/21
Nice one too.
I really like Henri :-)
| marJan 53 chapter 8 . 5/16/2015
One phone call and Henry is already driving Peter to distraction He certainly figured out how to push Peter's buttons having already read the subsequent stories I know how he does the same with help from El and his mom
| marJan 53 chapter 20 . 1/23/2015
I have enjoyed this story very much since this is the third time and counting that i amreading this verse
| marJan 53 chapter 16 . 1/23/2015
Poor Peter he doesn't know what he is in for Neal and Henty are each other's alternates having read this verse before I know they become a Force for Chaos al a Shawn
| marJan 53 chapter 12 . 1/23/2015
Neal on the floor wrestling with Satchmo shows how young he really is El beating him with the pillow was a nice touch showing her playful side we know she was arrested from future srories on White Collar she sees a kindred spirit in Neal and later Mozzie
| peppe1951 chapter 20 . 1/13/2015
Another great story. I enjoy your stories so much that it is hard to put them down to sleep.
| jessytemple chapter 1 . 11/13/2014
Doesn't Neal know already that Peter like that kind odlf sandwich? I didn't get it..
| TYRider chapter 1 . 4/22/2014
I am really enjoying this series. The way you write everyone is great. I can really hear the characters and picture the scenes in my head. Thank you for sharing!
| IritIlan chapter 20 . 3/12/2014
What a nice ending to this story. Planned stories seem great.
I loved how Neal was worried about what happens to the girls after the case. He IS a good person, con or not. Neal and Peter will make a good time, even if it takes them time to learn how. I like them both more and more.
Robert though seem worse worse than more we learn about him. I hope we'll learn more about what he did to Neal, and maybe even see him pays for that a little.
| mngrue chapter 20 . 3/11/2014
This was a lovely end to this installment, and I'm avidly awaiting both Envoy and Flashback. Thanks so much for all your hard work on these fics. I look forward to them every week.
| BlueDiamondStar chapter 20 . 3/11/2014
Aww that was lovely. The phone talk was touching. Loved!
Oh wait, what? The End? Already?
my, my, my... time flies... *sigh*
I'll be looking forward to new reads ;)
| Wondo chapter 1 . 3/10/2014
This series is delightful. I'm eagerly looking forward to your next installment.
| shadow1314 chapter 20 . 3/10/2014
Oh my god. These stories are sooooo amazing. Spent all my prep time reading them at once :P Looking forward to your next stories. xxxxxx
| Guest chapter 20 . 3/10/2014
This is so sweet :) please let the next fic piece have neal meet his aunt! and his aunt lay it into the two of them for being idiots getting hurt every other step of the way. it would be nice to see that maternal side too.
And older brother father sides are more than welcome
| Anon chapter 20 . 3/10/2014
More fics in this thread are always welcome, esp since im sorry to see this one go. Word of advice though: try injecting more of their reactions after the dialogue so we get a sense of them and not just their words- u arent bereft of it in the work, but enhancing its use could definitely help.
Just my little addition :)
And i would loooove to see a fic of younger neal and henry finding him and how that progressed; even if its just in tale form being recited to peter- except more show than tell in this case. Those two sound adorable together.


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Matt Gassen, executive director of Feeding South Dakota
Matt Gassen has served as the executive director of Feeding South Dakota since 1999. With the hard work of a dedicated staff, they distribute more than 12 million pounds of food annually to 250 member agencies and reach tens of thousands of South Dakotans in need of food assistance. In 2004, he successfully coordinated the merger of South Dakota's two affiliate food banks in Rapid City and Sioux Falls, creating a single, statewide organization. In May of 2010, he facilitated the addition of a third food bank location in Pierre to meet the hunger needs in central South Dakota, while at the same time overseeing a highly successful organizational rebranding process.
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Utilization of an acoustic camera for range measurements is a key advantage for 3-D shape recovery of underwater targets by opti-acoustic stereo imaging, where the associated epipolar geometry of optical and acoustic image correspondences can be described in terms of conic sections. In this paper, we propose methods for system calibration and 3-D scene reconstruction by maximum likelihood estimation from noisy image measurements. The recursive 3-D reconstruction method utilized as initial condition a closed-form solution that integrates the advantages of two other closed-form solutions, referred to as the range and azimuth solutions. Synthetic data tests are given to provide insight into the merits of the new target imaging and 3-D reconstruction paradigm, while experiments with real data confirm the findings based on computer simulations, and demonstrate the merits of this novel 3-D reconstruction paradigm.
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|Re: [ANNOUNCE] Welcome Kevan Miller to the Geronimo PMC
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Matt Hogstrom wrote: > Please welcome Kevan Miller as the newest member of the Geronimo PMC. > Kevan recently accepted the invitation to join the PMC. As such we > now have an additional set of eyes to help with reviews as well as > other PMC oversight responsibilities. Kevan has shown that he is not > only a valuable member of the technical community but also spends much > of his time helping others as well as making sure those pesky LICENSE > files make it into every jar we ship. > > Give it up for Kevan :-0 Congrats Kevan! Regards, Alan
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