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Taking it to the "Xtreme"
Matt Austin and Dustin Elliott have become quite familiar with one another over the past two years.
The cowboys, both among the top bull riders in the nation, have battled it out many times before Sundays Xtreme Bulls finish at the Kitsap County Fair & Stampede. They have some striking similarities as well, with both in their mid 20s (Elliott is 24 and Austin will be 23 on Sep. 3). Theyre both at the top of the Jack Daniels World Standings in bull riding, with Austin ranked first in the world and Elliott a close second.
All those similarities showed on the arena floor at Thunderbird Stadium Sunday, as the cowboys and friends finished first and second at this years Xtreme Bulls event. Austin topped his buddy and defending world champion by just two points. But in a sport where success is attained or lost in just 8 seconds, neither rider would have had it any other way.
I got to catch him here, Elliott, from Tecumseh, Neb., said jokingly after taking the title last year over Austin. I love it. Hes one of my good friends. Were battling every week but I know hell be there to help me what I need it.
Were good friends, Austin, from Wills Point, Texas, added. We go against each other and were rooting for one another.
The cowboys showed Kitsap rodeo fans a few of the top bull rides to take place at the Fair this year. In the opening round of Xtreme Bulls, Austin led with a score of 90, tying him with Howdy Cloud. Austins opening ride of 87 put him in fourth.
But after Dan Wolfe, who left hurt after his first ride of 88, did not return and Cloud got bucked on his second ride, the showdown was set.
And despite Elliott racking up an overall high score of 93, Austin was right there with a 92 to win 182-180. Jake Littlefield finished third with a score of 171 (83, 88).
While Elliott and Austin remain friends, Elliott said it doesnt matter how Austin does if he cant uphold his end.
Its good to ride, Elliott said of his 93. But it doesnt matter what Matt does. I just have to ride my bull.
Austin said nothing quite captures the feeling of two 90-plus rides.
Its just awesome. Its just an incredible feeling when you have good rides, he said. You feel good every time you can get off and walk off with two feet.
Xtreme Bulls definitely raises the intensity of competition in bull riding more than the rodeo itself, Austin said. Part of that is the given increase in bull riders, as nearly 40 turned out for this years event. But part of that also is the stock, which for the finals features some of the most accomplished National Finals Rodeo bulls.
I think its a little different at this level, Austin said. You have to be focused. If you get past that first one, youve got a second one thats totally different.
Both riders agreed that the new layout of the arena has certainly aided the bull riders.
I love it, Elliott said. Last year with all the chutes on that side, the bulls knew the out gate was over there. But this is one of the better
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Federal Way contemplates emergency exception to RV code
Federal Way will re-evaluate a code that makes it illegal to use a recreational vehicle as a temporary dwelling on residential property.
A suggested amendment would make it possible for residents to reside in their RVs on a temporary basis during times of emergency. As it currently stands, city code 22-1177 prohibits the parking or storage of recreational vehicles measuring more than 9 feet in height and 22 feet in length on residential lots. There are no exceptions for emergency situations.
This past October, a Federal Way couple addressed the code at a city council meeting. The woman and her husband were living in an RV on their property while their home was repaired of damages caused by a substantial fire. The couple received a ticket for their "junk vehicle" and were upset with the city's inability to recognize that exceptions should be made for those facing unusual circumstances. The woman told the council how stressful it was to see her home destroyed, worry about her living situation, care for her injured husband and manage to abide by all the city's code compliance rules.
The city council and staff paid attention to the couple, who could not be reached for comment, and the amendment to the code was suggested this month. The amendment comes, in part, because of the couple, planning manager Isaac Conlen said. The city attempted to reach the couple by phone and through a personal visit to make them aware of the possible change. The city was unable to locate the residents, he said.
As the code is now written, recreational vehicles smaller than 9 feet in height and 22 feet in length can be used as temporary dwellings on a person's private property for up to 14 days, Conlen said. Any vehicle larger than this violates the code, and any stay extending two weeks is not allowed. The code is not designed to produce further hardships for residents in emergencies. Before now, staff and council simply did not recognize there may be a need to make an exception for emergencies situations, such as fires, windstorms, earthquakes or other disasters.
"The notion of using that type of vehicle for emergency shelter was not communicated in the code," Conlen said.
Before any final changes are made, the issue must go before city council sub committees. It will then be brought before the full city council, and the language of a revised code will be adopted. Any residents wanting to weigh in on how a revision could affect them or their neighborhood may do so through an appeal process after the city has adopted new code language. The closing date on an appeal is March 2, meaning the council will see the issue before that time.
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TOKYO--The euro was mixed in Asian trade on Monday after Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's right-leaning party retained power in his home region despite questions about Madrid's ability to fix its finances.
The single currency bought US$1.3037 and 103.46 yen in Tokyo, against US$1.3067 and 103.31 yen in New York late Friday.
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One took baths in an old wash tub while getting his business started. One wrote a column that ran until the day she died. Another was in the first journalism class at Texas A&M University. And one helped change the way newspapers are printed.
Joseph J. Miller, Gardner Collins, the late Marie Harris and the late James Roberts were inducted Saturday into the Panhandle Press Association's Hall of Fame in a ceremony at the Ambassador Hotel in Amarillo.
All four had an impact on area communities.
Harris died Oct. 16, 1997, at the age of 81. Her column, Marie's Malarky, ran in the Tulia Herald for 34 years, said daughter Sue Montgomery.
"She like being in the middle of everything," said Montgomery, who traveled from Chicago to accept the award. "She wanted all the facts to be correct."
James T. Harris, Marie Harris' late husband, described her as a woman who had ice in her veins, but was able show compassion through her writing.
Harris' final column ended with the news that she was being admitted to a hospital in Lubbock, according to files. That column ran the day she died.
Roberts died in December of 1997. He helped Roberts Publishing, which includes the Andrews County News and six other Texas papers, become a thriving business.
According to his son, Roberts was never short on words.
"The word quiet was never born to describe dad," said Randall Roberts, who currently runs the Andrews County News and who accepted the award on behalf of his father. "He lived to do community service."
James Roberts was one of the first newspaper people in the area to use a central printing plant to publish several newspapers.
Gardner Collins, 66, is retired after spending 38 years as a community journalist in several area towns and Paris, Texas. He spent 30 years at the Moore County News*Press.
Collins said he started in the newspaper business as a paperboy for the Fort Worth Star Telegram. He graduated from Texas A&M University in 1954 as a member of the school's first journalism class.
He said getting awards was not the reason he went into journalism.
"It's an honor that you don't work for," Collins said about being inducted into the PPA Hall of Fame. "You do it because you love the business."
Collins and his wife, Janice, live in Canyon.
Joseph J. Miller, 73, lives in Canyon and is semi-retired.
Miller and his wife, Jean, purchased the White Deer News in 1961. Due to a lack of housing in the town, the couple was forced to live in the back of the newspaper office and bathe in an old washtub for a short time.
"I loved it all," Miller said of the newspaper business. "Small town living can't be beat."
Miller, a partner in the Palo Duro Offset Printing Company in Canyon, purchased The Panhandle Herald in 1971.
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William "Bill" Howe, The Shamrock Texan.
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Orvil Gene "Speedy" Nieman, The Hereford Brand.
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Most of us think about horse anatomy in terms of how it relates to riding, driving or therapy work.
And although it seems like the anatomy of a horse was made to be ridden, its anatomy was perfected and slowly developed to ensure its own survival over millions of years.
The horse, as we know it today has been around for about 5 million years. Originally it dwelled in the forest, foraging for leaves and undergrowth. Interestingly, the horse gradually moved from a forest environment to graze the open fields.
The new conditions influenced change in their physique. Over time and as a necessity, the horses' legs became longer and the original 4 toes became a single hoof.
Horses have a strong flight and herd instinct; coupled with their anatomy the horse could outrun its predators.
It was reported in 2008 that there are now over 59,000,000 domestic horses worldwide! Imagine that!
Horse anatomy is much more than bones and muscle. It's worth noting that horses have a well-developed sense of touch. They can actually feel a fly land anywhere on their bodies.
Horses are able to see more than 350 degrees, and their sight for day or night is excellent. They actually have the largest eyes of any land mammal.
Their sense of smell is way better than ours. And their hearing is great thanks to ears that can rotate to catch the slightest sound without the horse moving its head.
Put all of this together and you can see why the horses survived and didn't end up as some prehistoric fanged creature's lunch!
One of the most interesting features of horse anatomy is the ability of the horse to sleep standing up. They're able to lock their hind limbs and this was another handy survival characteristic. Groggy from sleep, they could still flee instantly in the presence of danger.
Just as in other mammals, the skeleton has several functions not the least of which is to protect the organs and providing a place to hang those long legs.
The skeleton of the horse has 205 bones and what's is interesting is the bone that's missing! The horse's anatomy does not include a collarbone. Their front legs are attached to their spine through a complex system of muscles, ligaments and tendons.
Most horsemen consider a horse to be an adult by the time it's 4 years old. However, the skeleton of the horse actually continues to mature and does not stop growing until they are six years of age.
Although some Thoroughbred horses start their racing careers as young as 2 years old, most horses don't get started under saddle until they are older than 2 years.
In some riding disciplines the preference is to wait until later to ensure the horse is fully developed.
Whether it's the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Horses, Horse Racing or Reining, there's a common saying in the horse circle: NO HOOF, NO HORSE.
When you think about the sheer size of the horses' body it's hard to imagine how the horse gets around on those little stick legs perched on those little hooves! There's a lot riding on those!
Interestingly the outside of the hoof is made up of the same material as our fingernails. On the inside of the hoof are cartilage, bone and soft tissue.
The hoof, as small as it is in relation to the rest of the horses anatomy, also helps to pump the blood back up the horses legs and to its heart!
That soft tissue in the in the heel on the bottom of the hoof is the Frog. The Frog compresses every time the horse takes steps and this action results in pumping the blood.
Who knew that horse anatomy could be so interesting!
The knees on a horse are not quite the same as our knees. The carpal bones in the horses' knees make them more like our wrists. The large joint in the hind legs is called the hock and is kind of the equivalent of one of our ankles.
Just like in people, tendons attach muscle to the bone, cartilage or other tendons and are needed for support and to move the muscles. And just like in people, tendons can get damaged pretty easily if they are strained too much. Just like a football player it can end a horses career or severely limit their usefulness.
Ligaments are what attach a bone to a tendon or one bone to another bone. Just like us, an injured ligament takes a long time to heal. In horse anatomy, there are no muscles anywhere in the lower parts of their legs!
Horses are grazing animals and their teeth are specially equipped for grinding. The teeth never stop growing which is important because the horse is constantly wearing them down!
From this pattern of wear on the teeth, veterinarians and experienced horsemen can tell the age of a horse.
For such a large animal the horse has a fairly small stomach. It can hold about 4 gallons but it was really meant to function best by eating and digesting small amounts all through the day. The digestive system, which is mostly intestines, is about 100 feet long.
A large percentage of the digestive process takes place in the 65-70 feet that make up the small intestine. After the small intestine comes the cecum or caecum which is about 4 feet long. This is where the fermenting takes place that digests hay, grass and plant fibers. The large and small colons make up the rest of the system along with the rectum.
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But the two Databases Backups contains as under;
Database-01= 3.50 GB Database-02= 19.40 GB
No error while copying the data into the device from my PC. But while getting the data, Database-01 has copied safely and restored as well but in copying the Database-02, I got an error message : Can not copy from Mass storage device, after copying almost 95%.
I have followed this exercise again and again but the error remains the same.
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The error may have occurred due to large file size. In order to determine the problem regarding your HD, follow these steps:
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I would very much like to meet up with other runners to run for fun and maybe do a charity event. I recently received an email from an organisation called www.joinaclub.com that allowed runners to create mini clubs whereby they could meet up with other runners in their area and train for events or just run with them for fun. It was even possible to organise shared transport to events. It sounded pretty unique. The link I got was http://www.joinaclub.com . Anyway just thought it might be of interest. Anyone got any ideas on it? Or would like to join it and start some local running for fun clubs so that we can finally all meet together
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Tom Hanks has made a career of delivering iconic performances in his films. And in "Saving Mr. Banks," well, you don't get much more iconic than Walt Disney.
In "Banks," author P. L. Travers (Emma Thompson) reflects on her difficult childhood while meeting with filmmaker Disney (Hanks) during production for the adaptation of her novel, "Mary Poppins."
Becoming Disney is no easy task, even for Hanks. There's combing through hours of audio, film and video to help find the character. The right makeup helps. And, finally, you have to deliver something new to the audience.
"You just have to go into it and look for the surprises," says Hanks. "You have to figure out the stuff you never heard before."
In an interview promoting his October film "Captain Phillips," Hanks spoke about playing Disney in "Banks" and the effort that went into doing him justice.
Q: You're in two docudramas this year.
A: Docudramas? Easy now … easy now. (Laughter.) That's the stuff of bad cable channels. (More laughter.)
Q: OK, OK. But you're playing two real-life characters: First, Capt. Richard Phillips and now Walt Disney.
A: Yeah, I gotta get out of this line of work. (Laughter.) I need to start playing fake people again. This responsibility is killing me.
Q: Is there a formula you follow to approach real-life characters?
A: No. No. Everything's going to be different. Other than the basic philosophy of trying to find a behavior that surprises you.
(This is) different because Walt's dead. The research I could do was looking at old footage of Walt performing as Walt Disney. Though I did hear a conversation where Walt says to his daughter, "Hey, get me a can of beer."
Q: Was that video or audio?
A: That was audio. That was just a very primitive tape where he was being interviewed for a book that a guy was going to write about him.
But (in the research), you can find out stuff about Walt's dad (Elias Disney, a Union Pacific railroad worker for part of his life) and brother, Roy Disney.
You know, there was no Walt Disney without Roy Disney. Roy was the quiet, money man who made everything possible.
Q: Any little-known facts about Walt?
A: Oh, yeah. The truth is, Walt Disney smoked three packs of cigarettes a day, and he died of lung cancer.
There was no way I was going to be able to smoke like Walt in every scene. But ("Mary Poppins" songwriter) Richard Sherman and others said you always knew when Walt was coming down the hallway because you'd hear him do this little cough. (So I use that.)
Walt didn't want people to see him smoke. There are a lot of photographs of Walt showing people around the studio, Disneyland and job sites, and he's pointing with two fingers. He actually had a cigarette in between the two fingers, but (if a picture was taken, the cigarette was removed from the print).
Q: Interesting detail!
A: Yeah. So you find out stuff like that, and it's a detail that adds to (the performance). And you look at pictures and my countenance doesn't match up with Walt, but you can kind of get there with the right kind of hair and the right mustache.
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Generic competences are a set of skills common to any degree course that students should acquire. Some examples of problems we can find in the teaching/learning process of these competences are: frequently lecturers do not know how to teach these transversal skills, the contents to teach are repeated in different courses and lecturers dedicate an important amount of time to explain them. Teamwork is included among these generic competences. This paper describes an experience designing audio-visual material which includes guidelines to help lecturers and students achieve successful teamwork. In the future, this idea could be transferred to other generic competences.
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When used as a command line tool, mailinspect prints the sorted list of emails on STDOUT. Each line consists of a seek position for the given email within FILE, followed by the score and a description string in one of several styles chosen via the -p option.
When supplying a command string in conjunction with the -s option, mailinspect spawns a shell and executes command for every email in FILE (possibly selected via the -g or-G options), in the sorted order. This is similar to the formail(1) functionality, except the latter doesn't order the emails.
In interactive mode, all the command line functionality is available via keypresses. The sorted list of emails is displayed in a scrollable format, and can be viewed, searched, tagged, resorted and sent to shell commands. Predefined shell commands can be associated with function keys. See the usage section below.
The sorting heuristics are currently (and may always be) experimental, so there is no guarantee that the orderings are particularly well suited for anything.
mailinspect needs to read a prelearned category before it can sort the emails in FILE. See dbacl(1).
Suppose you have two mail folders named good.mbox and bad.mbox respectively. You can create appropriate categories by typing the commands
% dbacl -l good good.mbox -T email
% dbacl -l bad bad.mbox -T email
Next, you can type the following command to view interactively the bad.mbox file with the emails whose score is closest to the category good listed first:
% mailinspect -I -c good bad.mbox
Alternatively, you might be interested only in the five emails in the folder bad.mbox whose score marks them as the furthest away from the category bad, completely independently from any other category such as good (ie you want outliers in the scoring sense).
% mailinspect -z -c bad bad.mbox | head -5
In interactive mode, the following keys are defined:
As a convenience, the function keys F1-F10 can each be associated with a shell command string. In this case, typing a function key has the same effect as the S key, but the command is already typed and ready to be edited/accepted. The function key associations are read from the configuration file .mailinspectrc if it exits.
The source code for the latest version of this program is available at the following locations:
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Columbia drew first blood in Providence this afternoon, but Brown struck back and after two quarters of play the Bears hold a 14-6 lead.
The Lions' first score came in the first quarter on a 27-yard field goal by junior kicker Luke Eddy. Eddy made it 6-0 with a 30-yard field goal in the second quarter.
Brown's offense came alive later in the second, as Bears' quarterback Patrick Donnelly, the reigning Ivy League Player of the Week, threw for a pair of touchdowns. The second touchdown, which was caught by wide receiver Jordan Evans, came on a fourth-down play.
The Lions will need to do a better job of keeping Donnelly under control if they hope to stage a second-half rally.
You can check our our three keys to the game after the jump, and as always follow all the action on our Twitter, @CUSpecSports.
The Lions (3-6, 2-4 Ivy) are here in Providence to take on the Bears (6-3, 3-3) for their last game of the 2012 season. The Light Blue will again need to be at its best this week in facing a strong Brown defense that ranks at or near the top of the league in most defensive categories.
Of course, emotions will be running high as it's the last game for both teams' seniors—and Brown has 26 of them. Given that, the Lions wil have a tough task, but if they play as well as they did last week, they have a good chance to bring home a W.
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Rutgers' early enrollees are set to arrive on campus in less than two weeks with aspirations of getting a jump start on the incoming competition and putting themselves in position to contribute to the program immediately. Not only do early enrollments make sense for teams' on-field depth, but mid-year qualifiers don't count towards the 25 initial counters allowed by the NCAA per year, allowing teams a work-around to scholarship limitations.
Rutgers head coach Kyle Flood spoke to the importance of early enrollees at Monday's press conference:
"I think it's a tremendous advantage," said Flood. "Does it always mean they'll play as freshmen? I don't think it does. But I think it's a tremendous advantage. And at positions like tight end and linebacker and offensive line, where we will have a newcomer at each one of those positions, we need to build depth. This, I think, will give them a better chance of getting involved in those competitions than when you get here in the summer."
Five players will arrive at Rutgers as mid-year enrollees, in hopes of getting a head start on their Rutgers careers. Each are expected to help bolster positions of need for a team with many position groups to sure up over the off-season.
Marcus Applefield, the Weeki Wachee (Fla.) offensive tackle, is one such prospect expecting to compete as an early enrollee. The 6-6, 290-pounder is scheduled to arrive at Rutgers on Jan. 17, and acknowledges the opportunity presents a multitude of benefits.
"My main benefit to enrolling early is getting ahead on academics, getting my nose in the play book and getting comfortable with the program a little faster," Said Applefield. "It also really helps to get in that weight room."
University School (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) linebacker Brandon Russell echoed similar sentiments.
"I just would love the chance to compete early and contribute in any way I can," said the 6-1, 215-pounder. "I would also love the chance to get ahead in my studies."
Kamren Lott, the 5-9, 180-pounder, has been prepared to ascend to Rutgers for a long time, now. The First Coast (Jacksonville, Fla.) defensive back has seen FBS recruits before him take the same path, and it worked out in their cases, he says.
"It's just something I've been thinking about since my sophomore year. I saw Chris Black (Alabama Crimson Tide) do it at my high school and I've seen Daniel McMillian (Florida Gators) do it...get a little early start. So I decided to do it, too."
In fact, Lott had very little classwork left to complete going into his senior year; so little that besides football practice and other team activities, he had little reason to set foot inside his high school, at all.
"I've got a 3.0 GPA (grade point average). And I basically just have two classes my senior year and I'm out of there," said Lott last July. "I'm doing English 4. It's split up into two semesters but I'm gonna take them both at once. I do both on Florida Virtual. It's an online grade improvement website, but you can also take some classes to get ahead."
All in all, Lott believes his hard work "will pay off."
"It wasn't easy," he said. "Taking extra classes, staying up late nights, giving up prom, grad bash and stuff. It's a sacrifice, but it will pay off."
When NJ.com asked Logan Lister, 6-5, 265-pound Katy (Texas) tight end, about his early enrollment plans last September, he was convinced it would afford him a six-month head start on building himself up physically as well as other luxuries.
"Coach Prince just said it would be really good for me to get into a good strength and conditioning program during the off-season, and spring ball would be crucial for me to contribute early," mentioned Lister. "I also spoke to Coach Flood two weeks ago when they first brought up the idea of enrolling early. And he said the same thing that coach Prince was saying.
"They are really excited I have the opportunity to come up there early," Lister continued. "They think it will be really beneficial for me to get to learn the system faster."
Defensive tackle Eric Wiafe, the 6-5, 270-pounder originally a member of the Rutgers' recruiting class of 2013, will also enroll at Rutgers this month, after spending a post-graduate semester at Milford Academy (New Berlin, N.Y.) for academic reasons.
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York Area Regional police confirmed the identities of two out-of-town people killed in a one-vehicle crash in Windsor Township early Sunday.
Police said Tamica L. Prince of New Jersey and her fiance, Demont Christian, were killed when they crashed on Craley Road east of Gay Street Extension.
Christian, who was driving Prince's Nissan Altima, was speeding west on Craley Road, police said.
The vehicle ran off of the road, went down an embankment, hit three tress and landed on its roof. The crash went undiscovered overnight until a passerby noticed it and called 911 around 7:30 a.m. Sunday, police said.
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Police chase ends in gunfire
Four police officers have been taken off active duty and an investigation is underway following an automobile chase and shooting in Federal Way that left two people injured early Friday morning.
The incident began at 12:15 a.m. when police officers from Des Moines and Kent reported seeing an automobile containing a suspect wanted on a drug-related felony warrant. The officers stopped the vehicle, but its driver sped away, dragging a Des Moines officer a short distance, police said.
The ensuing chase, which was joined by Federal Way Police officers, began in the area of South 240th Street and Pacific Highway South and ended when the suspect vehicle spun out and stopped at the intersection of Southwest 349th and 21st Avenue Southwest in Federal Way.
According to police, the vehicle accelerated toward officers as they approached it. The officers fired, wounding the cars driver and passenger. They were taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle and were reported in satisfactory condition with non-life-threatening injuries.
The names of the cars occupants werent released, but police said the driver was a 38-year-old African-American male with a last known address in Federal Way. He has a suspended drivers license and a felony warrant for a drug offense, which authorities didnt specify.
The passenger was a 32-year-old white female, possibly of Bothell.
Two Federal Way Police officers and two officers from the Kent Police have been placed on administrative leave, a standard procedure following a police shooting, officials said. Their names werent released.
A joint investigation is being led by the Renton Police Department and includes the Federal Way, Kent and Des Moines departments. More than 30 officers are assigned to the probe.
Cmdr. Stan McCall of the Federal Way Police said its common for an outside police agency to head an investigation of shootings by other police departments. It avoids the appearance of impropriety, he said.
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Thanks for the update Angie. Please tell your Mum that we are all thinking of her. and are so sorry she is in hospital again. She has certainly had a rough time of it lately, but hopefully she will be home soon.
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Ohhhh Nooooo!!!!! Poor Jazz...how much can one person handle!!!! At least it isnt as bad as the last time, Thanks for letting us know Angie!!! I dont think my prayers for her and the family have ever stopped since I got to know her, but I will wish really hard for her to come home soon!!!!! I bet she is really looking forward to your move....give her a BIG hug from me!
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Thanks so much for the update, Angie! Lots of love to your wonderful mom!!
Aw.. Poor Jazz! Glad to hear the recovery is going quickly and I hope it stays that way.
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I spoke to momma last night on the phone and she sounded great. She was in her room and I guess the food they gave her for dinner was BLARGH...... So she was kind of hungry but feeling ok...
I just got off the phone with her and she still says she feels ok and hopes they will let her go home Friday or Saturday but to me she sounds really congested this morning so I dunno....she had just taken all her meds and was still laying in the bed so that may have something to do with it....but she sounds good and she it feeling better. They are waiting on the test results from her gallbladder and liver so I am sure that even if she if feeling terrific they will keep her until they get those tests back.
SOOOOOOOOO thank you for your prayers and I am passing on your well wishes and love to her.....
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Anthony Sapichino said he never thought in a million years that he would be a professional Ultimate Frisbee player.
"I only started playing my freshman year of college," the 22-year-old Sapichino said. "There wasn't even talk of there being a professional league back then."
Even though the game has grown in popularity since it was first invented in the 1967 at Columbia High School in Maplewood, Sapichino said many people still don't know exactly what it's all about.
"A lot of people have heard of ultimate but half of those people don't know what it is and the other half think it's something you play with your dog on the beach," he said.
But after playing in the New Jersey Hammerheads' first preseason game, Sapichino showed the world what it's about.
A video of Sapichino diving to catch a flying disc in the end zone, resulting in a point for the team, was featured on ESPN's Sports Center Top 10 plays Tuesday night and again Wednesday morning, he said.
"Ultimate has been on Sports Center top plays a number of times before me," Sapichino said. "It just needs to be taken seriously across the board."
The Hammerheads, the state's first professional Ultimate Frisbee team, play their first league game today against the Rochester Dragons at Mercer County Community College's turf field on Old Trenton Road at 4 p.m. MCCC is the Hammerheads' home field.
Sapichino, from Parlin, said he's seen the sport grow in popularity just in the short time he's been playing. He's hoping that a professional team in the sport's home state will generate a buzz and get people to take the game more seriously, he said.
The Hammerheads are one of seven teams that have joined the American Ultimate Disc League (AUDL) for its second season as the league continues to expand, officials said.
The team has 28 players — 20 of them from New Jersey — and has "all the potential in the world," head coach Daniel Fish said.
Fish said three days of tryouts for the team took place during the fall.
"The first thing that we were looking for was athleticism." he said. "In ultimate, you're always playing defense and you're always playing offense."
After narrowing down the field of players, Fish said they then chose the ones who had the best disc-handling skills.
The game is played with 14 men divided into two teams on a field with two end zones.
The game starts when one team throws the disc for the other team to retrieve it. Once a
team has possession, they can't move with it and they have to pass it to another teammate within 7 seconds. If an opposing player knocks the disc out of a player's hand, intercepts a pass or the pass is incomplete, the possession goes to the other team.
Fish, who has been playing ultimate for more than 10 years, said the team is still getting adjusted to minor rule changes.
"When you go to professional format where there's time-outs, halftimes and referees, it becomes a new sport," he said.
The players also are adjusting to larger fields and having less time to decide where they want to throw the disc, Fish said.
Marques Brownlee, from Maplewood and one of the youngest players on the team, said it's not just the changes in the structure that the team has to get used to.
"We're all used to playing on our own different teams where we're used to being one of the better players on the field," he said. "When all of us come together, we all can't be the primary handler."
But after the kinks are ironed out, Sapichino said, his team is going to be one to watch.
"I've spent my whole career covering a number of these guys," he said. "I'm glad I'm playing with them and not against them."
And after the team won their first preseason game by two points against the Philadelphia Phoenix, sparking an early rivalry, Fish said he feels good about the Hammerheads.
"We were trying different player combinations and we still won," he said. "We're just starting to understand how good we could be."
Hammerheads General Manager Dennis Gunn said he's confident that the athleticism of the players will get fans hooked on the game.
"It'll blow your mind to come to a game and see what these guys do on the field," he said. "When you watch it, it really sucks you in."
Gunn said he's never played ultimate but he's always been interested in sports. And after finding out that 4.7 million people play ultimate, he said he decided to get involved.
"I think that as far as the future of ultimate, the sky is the limit," he said. "We want to turn this into a mainstream sport."
With a strong following in New Jersey, acting league director Steve Gordon said the Hammerheads should take off. Since the sport originated in Essex County, that's where the strongest fan base is likely to be in the initial stages, Gordon said.
"We would expect that there will be a passion in North Jersey that would exceed other areas," he said. "You've got a team that's going to generate excitement."
Gordon said the league already has plans to expand to include teams in 10 new cities next year, including cities such as Jacksonville, Seattle and Denver.
"We're starting to see big names, companies, that are getting involved," Gordon said. "And once that happens, it will drive a lot of legitimacy."
Gunn and Gordon said Nike and ESPN3 have already expressed interest in the sport, which could mean sponsorships and other financial support.
Team Captain Joe Friedman, of Livingston, said the Hammerheads are ready to show New Jersey what ultimate is all about.
"The goal is to really make some noise and show people what we got," he said. "Hopefully we'll end up in the top of the standings."
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One lightning strike can carry enough electricity to power 10 million homes for one month
The average peak power output of a single lightning stroke is about one trillion watts — one terawatt (1012 W), and the stroke lasts for about 30 millionths of a second — 30 microseconds.[18]
Some lightning strikes have caused either numerous fatalities or great damage. The following is a partial list:
· In 1660, lightning struck the gunpowder magazine at Osaka Castle, Japan; the resultant explosion set the castle on fire. In 1665, lightning struck the main tower of the castle and it burned down to the foundation.
· A particularly deadly lightning incident occurred in Brescia, Italy in 1769. Lightning struck the Church of St. Nazaire, igniting the 100 tons of gunpowder in its vaults; the resulting explosion killed 3000 people and destroyed a sixth of the city.[117]
· 1902: A lightning strike damaged the upper section of the Eiffel Tower, requiring the reconstruction of its top[118]
· December 8, 1963: Pan Am Flight 214 crashed as result of a lightning strike, killing all 81 people on board.
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· December 24, 1971: LANSA Flight 508 crashed as a result of lightning in Peru, with 91 people killed.[119]
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- A paved path on the hill through Rangitatau Historic Reserve, with some excellent views
- Suitable for pedestrians, but airport security vehicles may also use the road
- Some great views
- Parking is available on the roads at either end of the track
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Access for wheelchairs, and pushchairs
- The lower entrance off Ahuriri Street has a narrow gap through the fence for walkers and a low, wide gap in the fence that could allow bikes or pushchairs through. I'm not sure if it would suit anyone in a wheelchair. The top entrance off Birkhall Grove begins with a steep grassy path with some step-like boards but soon has actual steps down to the main paved track.
- Rubbish bin: no
- Toilets: no.
- Seats: one, at the start of the path by the Ahuriri Street entrance.
- Lighting at night: no.
Palmer Head on-leash walk through Rangitatau Historic Reserve is on Wellington's South Coast, overlooking the airport, and Tarakena Bay, Wellington, New Zealand.
This is Airways land, and it holds monitoring stations and equipment for the airport. It's also the site of a gun battery from World War 2.
At one point a small sign warns of
low level electromagnetic radiation.
This walk looks down on the Ataturk Memorial off-leash area, and offers good views all around the South Coast, across the airport and towards the rest of Wellington, although the trees and scrub beside the path means the views are intermittent.
On our visit in August 2012 there were warnings to keep dogs on-leash on account of the traps for mustelids (weasels and ferrets), and as poison has been laid for rats.
The path's an easy walk up and down the hill, and the top is very clearly higher than Ataturk Memorial. The old gun emplacements make it even more interesting. See Palmer Heads Fortress Area for some interesting history of the gun battery site. That page also links through to some old photos. The National Library also has an aerial photo from 1947.
Watch your feet as you walk as apparently some owners don't see any need to pick up after their dogs.
On our visit I spotted what I think was a hawk circling one area near the path.
- A steadily sloped paved path of reasonable quality
- Views.
- Greenery.
- Because it's paved it's not soggy in wet weather.
- Off Moa Point is the trial wave turbine power generator, visible from some of this walk as a few small orange dots in the sea. See Wave turbine in Wellington for more information.
- Diphacinone rat poison. [Sign spotted on a visit in August 2012.]
- Mustelid traps
- This is a private road but on our visit in August 2012 we had to step aside for an airport security vehicle.
- Rabbit and other similar poop.
- Rubbish — by the lower entrance and around the gun emplacements is plenty of rubbish, including a great deal of broken glass.
- Scary dog — a house next to the lower entrance has a very loud and large dog behind the fence.
Road access
Access by road or foot is easy, and there is some parking on the roads. The access points are from Ahuriri Road at the lower end and from Birkhall Grove (between #7 and #9) off Bowes Crescent at the top. Note: Bowes Crescent also gives access to the Ataturk Memorial off-leash area.
Interesting related links
- Palmer Head at tracks.org.nz
- Explore Wellington Eastern Walkway (296 Kb, PDF)
See page 2 of this post for a photo album.
Location (see the map)
- Latitude: -41.338959
- Longitude: 174.8172
See [Palmer Head on Google Maps.]


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"It appears that someone copied our standard payment confirmation email and altered the header in the email so that it appears to be from King County," said County chief information officer Bill Kehoe. "These messages did not come from King County, and the recipients have not made any payments with us."
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Seven people have applied so far to fill the East Baton Rouge Parish school board seat left vacant following the death of board member Randy Lamana earlier this month.
The board is scheduled to pick an applicant at a meeting Thursday evening at 5 p.m.. The deadline for applications was 3 p.m. Wednesday.
The school district has listed seven applicants on its website and posted their applications. The following people have applied to fill out the remainder of Lamana's term, which ends Dec. 31:
- Raymond Allmon: A managing city director for education advocacy group Stand for Children, Allmon is a frequent presence at school board meetings. He ran against Lamana for the seat in 2010, but lost with about 45 percent of the vote, compared to the incumbent Lamana's 55 percent. Allmon has a masters of public administration and a bachelors of general studies from Louisiana State University, and has also completed Ph.D. work.
- Robert Cooper - Cooper is the former longtime Director of Facilities for the East Baton Rouge Parish School System, and served in that role from 1991 to 2008. He says he was "instrumental" in developing and administering the tax plan that passed in 2003 and provided for facilities improvements. Since his retirement, he has been involved in managing bond and construction programs for various school districts, and is working as a part-time sale associate at Lowe's. He graduated from LSU with a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering.
- Julie Dupuis - Dupuis works as an interior designer at Bani, Carville & Brown Architects and says she has worked with school district officials on design projects for school facilities. She lists work at Woodlawn Elementary, as well as several projects at schools in Zachary and Iberville Parish on her resume. She has a bachelor's degree in interior design from LSU.
- Dewitte Hall - Hall is a co-owner and general manager of In Motion Sales LLC. an auto sales company. Hall is also a former deputy sheriff with the West Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Departments, and attended Louisiana State University.
- Terry Landry Jr. - Landry is a lawyer who specializes in family law, collections and personal injuries, as well as a lawyer and lobbyist for Acadian Ambulance Service. He has bachelor's degree from LSU, a law degree from Southern University Law Center, and is working toward a master's in public administration at Southern.
- Mary Lynch - Lynch is a retired meteorologist who has worked as a daily and long-term substitute teacher in the East Baton Rouge district since 2007. She also has a part-time job at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, where she does record-keeping and teaches baptism classes. She graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a bachelor's degree in atmospheric sciences.
- George Steimel - Steimel works as a private investigator and governmental affairs consultant. He notes he does not intend to run for the seat when it comes up for an election this fall. Steimel attended LSU and Southeastern Louisiana University, studying history and business administration.


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I've just returned from my first visit to Slovakia. Getting there was a surprise, and certainly a result of corresponding with many of you. I got on the internet for the first time in February, found Slovak-World, read messages for a while, then ventured to ask if anyone knew where Zadovica was.
Well, not only did I receive the exact location of my ancestral town, but encouragement and stories from people who had travelled there, and offers to help find family.
I think I accepted any help I could get.... Gilvo and his contacts Dusan and Lubo in Slovakia knocked on doors and found relatives, who in turn found more relatives......Helene wrote to me about her Slovak newsletter and tours, which afforded me the ease of travel abroad with a strong support group, both in light of obtaining translators and drivers, and in learning about the country.....Andrew Fabula did a terrific phone book search for my family names, which helped locate people, and will serve as a base for more research.....Vladimir sent video tapes and newsletters which gave me an advance peek at the culture.
The two-week tour with Helene was wonderful. About fifty Americans and a couple Canadians on two buses, with Helene, her mom, two Slovak drivers and two Slovak friends drove through most of the country, stopping for two days near Bratislava, Piestany, Detva, Presov and Stara Lubovna.
Many times our entourage was expanded by interpretors and drivers for people visiting their families, and many times the already busy schedule was adjusted for "off the track" interests.
We saw the big cities and did lots of shopping, visited Archbishop Sokol and enjoyed his charm and hospitality as well as his Blessing and slivovic, lounged in the spa treatments in Piestany, went to Detva folk festival for two days and saw folk dance and traditional costumes, crossed the Low Tatras full of wild flowers and mountain streams, as well as driving beside the High Tatras and their grandeur.
I lost count of the incredible old cities, castles, cathedrals, museums and monuments we visited, and the people we met...making crafts, playing in bands for parties, at weddings, dancing, singing. We had the opportunity to watch a rehearsal of Sarisan, an amazing folk-dance ensemble in Presov.
And meeting my family in Slovakia was such an emotional and heart-warming experience that I'm already planning another trip on my own just to spend time to get to know them better.
One picture stands out in my mind. We had driven past an abandoned collective farm in a valley, then up a winding mountain through a virgin forest in the low Tatras. As we reached the crest, there was a farm in a wide highland meadow where sunlight poured down on a man cutting hay with a scythe. Such a powerful image... I think that's were my soul jumped off the bus. Gotta go back and get it soon.....
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Appearing for the first two hours, entertainer and magician Jim Karol shared some of his feats of mind & memory. He has memorized over 10,000 names of people he's encountered through his performances, and associated their names with a country, celebrity, or a movie. He tells these people "if they ever see me at any time in my life, whether it's at their school, at a mall, at a show, if I don't know the celebrity, movie or country that I gave them, they get $100 right on the spot." He uses a recall technique based on the spelling of their name.
Karol said he exercises his brain to keep it sharp, and also practices proper breathing techniques. He recommended the Do As One Project, which seeks to raise awareness of "healthy conscious breathing."
He also spoke about his ability to tell whether someone is telling the truth, revealing one of his cues that a person is lying-- their pupils dilate. He praised the work of Banachek, a mentalist (a magician who does mind reading) who has served as a consultant for many magic shows on TV. Karol shared a prediction: As 2012 arrives, C2C will have 100 million listeners, and the alien civilization that helped our ancestors will return to assist us in this time of change. They won't go to the White House, rather they'll spread their message on C2C.
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For someone who epitomizes rock authenticity and spontaneity, Bruce Springsteen loves to strike a pose. His meticulous attention to onstage presentation, his theatrical gestures and his ever-ready grin make him a rewarding subject for photographers both amateur and professional.
Debra L. Rothenberg has been both — before she began taking shots for the New York Daily News, Q magazine, Rolling Stone and other publications, she was a fan with her camera in hand, pushing up to the front row to capture her heroes in action.
"Bruce Springsteen in Focus: 1980-2012" (Turn the Page Publishing, 194 pp., $45), a large hardcover, features 276 of Rothenberg's pictures of the Boss and his band, plus essays by Rothenberg and music journalists. She celebrates the book's release today at a place that couldn't be more appropriate — the Stone Pony in Asbury Park.
"I remember that somebody told me that Bruce hates pictures of himself smiling," says Rothenberg, adding, "Well, that's what he's doing 90 percent of the time onstage — smiling! He's having a great time."
"In Focus" captures that smile at neighborhood clubs, small theaters and massive stadiums. It also chronicles the evolution of the Boss' stage show: Rothenberg catches the wiry, scrappy Springsteen of the "River" era, the swaggering pop icon of the "Born in the USA" years, the moody, introspective "Tunnel of Love" period and the emergence of Bruce the jovial Elder Statesman after the reunion of the E Street Band. Her camera also finds the dignity and grandeur in the still-controversial "Other Band" tour of 1992-1993. Rothenberg's vision, and her talent, sharpen as the years go on: Her photos, always kinetic, achieve an increasingly emotional, poetic quality.
"I think you can see the progression in my photography," she says. "When I first shot Bruce in 1980, I remember thinking, 'This is the best picture of him I'm ever going to get.' I'm so glad that wasn't true."
The book's publication comes during a resurgence of interest in Springsteen, who recently wrapped up his Wrecking Ball Tour. "It feels like it's 1984 all over again," says Rothenberg. "His shows have always been great, but recently, they've been phenomenal. And as the tour has progressed, more and more people have seen how tight the band is.
"I always tell people who are unsure about Springsteen shows: If you don't like it, I'll buy your ticket for you. Nobody has ever asked for the money back."
The book launch party takes place at the Stone Pony, 913 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park, today from 3 to 7 p.m. No admission charge; call (732) 502-0600 or visit stoneponyonline.com.


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just use the basic setup it came with no need to waste money
i have a 19" samsung computer monitor that is hdtv ready and uses dviconnectors. Is it logical to buy the hdtv component wire, get a switch to switch from component to dvi and use my monitor?
if not, what would you suggest?
just use the basic setup it came with no need to waste money
Geaux Tigers, Saints!
well my tv only has mono speakers =( if i connect my wii to the computer and use the speakers on my computer that would be great
how about the usb gamebridge? anyone tried it?
Component to DVI would be very expensive since you would have to get a converter box to convert it from analog to digital. It would probably cost you more than the Wii. That and there is no reason to hook it to the monitor since the Wii isn't HD. Just put it on your TV.
I'm not sure if that adaptor would work? wouldn't the signal need to be converted from analog to digital or something for your monitor? unless your monitor supports an analog signal or whatever?
Maybe you should email those folks asking if it would be useful for your purpose?
Hmm, if you have an LCD monitor then I think the best option for optimal quality is to use some sorta VGA transcoder/box that upscales to your monitors native resolution. I'd look for one that accepts component input (that supports 480p input), but you might need one that supports composite or s-video to beable to display gamecube games, or whatever games that don't support progressive scan.
I'm quite sure there are a number of these around, but I think you should be careful and look into things, as I think some arn't of very good quality.
Anyhows I haven't ever done anything like this, so I dunno anything much for sure :\.
Maybe something like the VDigi VD-Z3? as seen HERE. Hmm, I think you should look/ask around. I think if you do a search on this forum you will find quite a bit about such things.
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"It will mean the world to them to have a taste of home," Eisenberg said. "I have a list I printed out of the items he and his fellow soldiers would like to have, and I'm trying to get people who know him to bring items for his box or boxes."
Eisenberg explained Fales, a Texas paramedic formerly of Upper Deerfield and Millville, is a friend of her family who calls her "mom" at times and has kept in touch through email, phone calls and Facebook even when deployed to foreign lands.
"Darrell is a wonderful young man. He had a very difficult childhood, and I'm so proud of the man he has become," Eisenberg said.
Fales credited the care of his community through his transfers between nine foster homes in a five-year period as a teenager with setting his priorities and supporting his successes in an email to The News on Tuesday.
"Between the Capozzis and the Eisenbergs and a sweet lunch lady named Mrs. Elwell, they all gave me a reason to believe and strive forward," wrote Fales, who serves as a full-time EMS captain and a lieutenant firefighter with the Friendswood Volunteer Fire Department while at home in La Porte, Texas.
"I'm just trying to give back to others, as others had given to me to help me get to this point where I am in life. I have come a long way, but I have a long way to go. I still have some goals I've yet to accomplish, and I will."
Since July, Fales has been one of a small group of United States soldiers serving on a Hungarian Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) in Afghanistan, on the base from which a helicopter carrying special forces was leaving when shot down on Saturday, killing 38 U.S. and Afghan troops.
"There are only about eight U.S. troops here integrated with 200+ Hungarian soldiers," Fales wrote. "I cannot get into what our mission is ... although the motto of what we do is, 'Win the hearts and minds of the local populace.'"
Eisenberg said the PX, or Post Exchange store, on the Army base is reportedly only big enough to fit three people at a time. Once inside, soldiers can get limited supplies such as toiletries but very few American products, and pallets of special deliveries are only dropped off to the soldiers once one is completely filled — meaning "not that often, so they have to wait," Eisenberg said.
When she asked Fales what he and his fellow soldiers could use most, he told her "clear deodorant, baby wipes, dental floss, toothpaste, Febreze, hand sanitizer, shaving gel, disposable razors, body wash, foot powder, insect repellent, Carmex and electrolyte packs to add to bottled water" were high on their wish lists.
Eisenberg said the morning meal for the soldiers is usually bologna and baked beans, so she's also sending lots of breakfast bars, as well as non-perishable snacks and Tastykakes. Fales and company have access to a microwave but no can opener, so Eisenberg said she's adding "pop-top" soups and pasta meals too.
"If you don't want to send something out yourself, just drop it off to me," Eisenberg said. "You can go to the dollar store and get a hand sanitizer for a dollar. Anyone can contribute."
One man visiting Eisenberg's shop, A Novel Idea, Chapter II, this week offered a check to help purchase goods and cover postage to ship the supplies abroad. Eisenberg expressed gratitude for this and all other contributions, and she plans to enclose a list of people who have added to the donations with her care package.
"This isn't going to be the last package I send; it's the first of many," Eisenberg said. "They're strangers in a strange land and just want things from home."
Contributions can be dropped off at A Novel Idea, Chapter II, 21 E. Commerce St., between 8:30 to 5, Monday through Saturday.


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MONTGOMERY -- A Montgomery teenager is dead and two others were injured overnight in a one-vehicle wreck.
Alabama state troopers said accident happened Wednesday night near the intersections of Woodley Road and Trotman Road.
Troopers said the three teens were riding in a sport utility vehicle that flipped several times in the roadway. The female driver, whose name was withheld, died at the scene.
Two passengers, ages 14-and-15, were injured. Their conditions were unavailable.
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Welcome to Shepherd of the Bay
Pastor Frank Maxwell welcomes you. This Web site is designed for members of Shepherd of the Bay, new people to the community and visitors to Door County. Exploring its contents, you will be able to learn a great deal about this congregation and its ministry.
For those of you who are not familiar with Shepherd of the Bay, heres a
belief statement of who we are.
We are Lutherans
As Lutherans, we are proud of the heritage of the Reformation and the great principles of Christian belief rediscovered by Martin Luther which form the core of our faith and life.
Grace Alone All of Gods mercy, love and forgiveness is given to
us purely as a gift which we in no way deserve.
Faith Alone We receive these gifts simply by trusting in the God who
promises them, through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Scripture Alone The Bible is the one reliable and authoritative
source of our knowledge about God, His will for our lives, and especially
His love for us through our savior Jesus Christ.
A Stephen Ministry Congregation
11836 Highway 42, Ellison BayDoor County, Wisconsin
Office Phone: 920-854-2988
Pastor Maxwell 920-839-5191
Office hours: Tues.-Thurs., 9 a.m.-noon; 1-5 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Church Member Directory click here
Current password is required
Worship Schedule
Sundays Following Labor Day Weekend Until Memorial Day Weekend
9 a.m. Sunday worship - Traditional with Holy Communion
9:00-10:30 a.m. Sunday School
10 a.m. coffee and fellowship
10:30 a.m. Contemporary with Holy Communion
Membership, December 31, 2015: baptized, 706; confirmed, 553
We are Christians
As followers of Christ, we rejoice that we are part of the much wider
Christian fellowship which includes all who confess Jesus Christ as Lord.
We hold joint worship services with other Christian Churches in Door County,
and join with them in Vacation Bible School programs and acts of service to
We welcome into our congregation individuals from a wide range of
denominational backgrounds as well as those with no previous church
background. This rich variety of people contributes to the variety and
vitality of our congregation.
I hope that the rest of this Web site provides you with further information
concerning the life and ministry of this congregation.


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On January 1, the Department of Licensing will continue expansion of a new program allowing driver training schools and school district driver training programs across the state to conduct driver knowledge and skills testing for new driver license applicants.
"This program continues to operate smoothly, so we are stopping testing in several more offices as of the first of the year," said DOL Director Alan Haight. "There are even more driver training schools that are ready to conduct drive tests, and we have definitely seen an improvement in the wait times for our customers that must come and visit us."
As of January 1, driver knowledge and skills tests will no longer be offered in the following licensing service offices: Anacortes, Bremerton, Ephrata, Kelso, Moses Lake, Mount Vernon, Poulsbo, Puyallup, Spokane Valley, Sunnyside, Union Gap and White Salmon.
Previously scheduled drive tests will be honored in these offices. The Department of Licensing will continue to offer tests in areas that don't have driver training schools nearby that offer testing.
To conduct driver tests, driver training schools must be licensed with the state or be part of a state-certified public school driver training program. They have to apply for the authority to administer driver testing, and are subject to audits and record checks.
After passing the tests, customers will go to a licensing office to obtain their license. Customers are still required to pay the driver license application fee to DOL. Driver training schools will set the fee they charge for the tests.
The program is the final phase of implementing House Bill 1635, which gives the Department authority to contract with private driver training schools, school districts and motorcycle training schools to conduct some knowledge and skills tests. The bill was passed in an effort to reduce wait times in licensing service offices.
For a list of state-approved driver training schools, go to: http://www.dol.wa.gov/driverslicense/testing.html.
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