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But despite his solid demeanor, Cramer-Cohen of Mount Airy is not a reporter for ESPN or Comcast Sportsnet. He's just a 16-year-old, casually dressed in shorts and a T-shirt, with a mop of black hair and a mouth full of braces.
His time in front of the camera is the culmination of writing, editing and repeatedly practicing what to say and how to say it. With the help of professionals at the Scholastic Play-by-Play Network Sports Broadcasting Camp, Cramer-Cohen hopes that his tape will look and sound like the real deal.
"I'm definitely not good enough to play sports for a living, but I'd still like to be around it," said Cramer-Cohen.
All told, the weeklong broadcasting camp drew 65 kids, ages 9 to 18, who came to learn the intricacies of sports broadcast reporting, such as play-by-play announcing, sideline reporting and conducting interviews.
The practice sessions from Lincoln Financial Field were the main activity during Day 2 of the camp, held from Aug. 15 to Aug. 19. For the admission price of $395, the kids also tried their hand at play-by-play announcing in the stands during a Philadelphia Phillies game, as well as conducting a mock press conference with Villanova basketball star Kyle Lowry and participating in TV-style sports debates similar to those on ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption."
Jeremy Treatman, an accomplished sports journalist who founded the camp four years ago, sees it as an opportunity that he would have loved as a kid.
"Imagining myself at 14 or 15 – if there was a sports broadcasting camp – there wouldn't have been anything better in the whole world," he said.
The group learned about broadcasting from such guest "teachers" as Comcast Sportsnet TV anchor Michael Barkann, WIP sports-radio hosts Paul Jolovitz and Glen Macnow, ESPN football reporter Sal Paolantonio and Mike Taibbi of NBC News.
"They've learned how to network, which is half the battle," said Treatman. "One of the big attractions is that we bring in big-name speakers. You talk to Michael Barkann, he gives some real advice."
Back in 2002, the camp was held for three days at Bryn Mawr College, and only 17 people attended. Since then, the program has expanded to five days and moved into cities such as Boston, Baltimore, New York and Washington, D.C. Three separate sessions are held in Philadelphia.
"We've probably had over 1,000 kids so far," said Treatman.
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After Cramer-Cohen taped his Eagles report, Philadelphia Flyers television announcer Jim Jackson was on hand to offer some constructive criticism for the young reporter, telling him to keep his eyes focused on the camera and to stand still.
"The experts obviously know what they're talking about – they've already made it in the business," said Cramer-Cohen, whose dream job would be a play-by-play announcer for the Eagles.
Although the camp is open to young sports fanatics of all religions, it seems to attract a lot of attention from Jewish youth.
According to Treatman, "it's about 40 to 50 percent Jewish."
And like the camp, the craft itself attracts its share of Jews. From Philadelphia sports writers and TV personalities like Al Meltzer, Stan Hochman and Barkann to national broadcasters like ESPN's Chris Berman and Jeremy Schaap, Jewish voices seem to accompany sports talk.
Perhaps, said Hochman, the trend has something to do with the low number of professional Jewish athletes. "People who care about sports, but aren't big enough or quick enough to hope to make it as a player, often turn to some field that is associated with sports," he said.
Another camper, 14-year-old Victor Brady, who came all the way from Westchester County, N.Y., would also like to some day break into the business.
"I want to be a play-by-play voice for either hockey or baseball," said Brady, who also gave a rousingly professional report at the Linc.
When asked about his dream job, Brady admitted, "if anyone will give me a job, I'll take it!"
Out of the 65 campers, only three were females.
"We're getting between two and six in every camp," noted Treatman. "I'd love to see more, because this is the absolute best time to be a female in sports. There are so many opportunities that never existed for women."
Some recent alumni of the camp are already working in the field; one is even broadcasting for minor league baseball's Camden River Sharks.
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Barely two months after being introduced to the Inglewood community to great fanfare, Kent Taylor, the state-appointed administrator chosen to steer the city's financially insolvent school district out of bankruptcy, has been removed from the post.
Word of his departure came Friday afternoon in a press release from the California Department of Education, the very agency that put on a ceremony in Inglewood's crowded board room announcing his appointment.
Taylor - a graduate of Inglewood High School - stepped down Friday after state officials learned he'd made financial commitments without approval from the department, according to the release.
"This change is in the best interests of taxpayers, students, and employees of the Inglewood Unified School District," state Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson said in the statement. "I'm confident that our work to address the district's troubled finances will proceed without interruption."
Among Taylor's apparent missteps was a move to enter into a tentative agreement with the teachers union before the state had completed a financial review and comprehensive plan for returning the district to fiscal health.
The tentative agreement, reached Tuesday, called for the teachers to lose two days' worth of pay in 2013-14, and then four days the following year. The length of the school year would be shortened in kind.
The agreement prompted a strongly worded letter sent Thursday to the teachers union from Scott Hannan, the state's director of fiscal services, who declared the deal invalid.
"Mr. Taylor has acted beyond the scope of his authority," the letter stated.
Taylor's appointment made for a compelling narrative. As a native son of Inglewood, he served as proof to students in the troubled district that one of their own could succeed. His selection likely also neutralized any fears about a faceless bureaucrat descending from Sacramento and making heavy-handed decisions.
In his speech to the crowded board room back in early October, the 48-year-old former superintendent of the Southern Kern Unified School District said he grew up just four blocks from district headquarters on Inglewood Avenue. He credited several teachers by name who helped put him on a path to success, and pledged to focus foremost on student achievement.
Taylor, who was appointed by Torlakson, will be replaced on an interim basis by his second-in-command, La Tanya Kirk-Carter, whom he hired.
He was - and now she is - a one-person school board and superintendent of a 58-year-old organization that, because of its deep fiscal malaise, this fall became the ninth local school district to lose local control in the history of California. The deal came with a $55 million emergency loan, but came at the expense of the superintendent's job and the elected school board's legislative powers.
Taylor drew a salary of about $200,000. His contract includes a termination clause that gives him a six-month payout, so he will receive about $100,000, said Paul Hefner, communications director for the California Department of Education.
Taylor's surprising departure provoked starkly different reactions from the leaders of the district's two main unions.
Teachers union President Pete Somberg called the decision "tragic."
"The hope he brought to all the stakeholders was palpable," he said. "Enrollment was static as opposed to declining. Among teachers and students, there was a mood of optimism."
But Chris Graeber, spokesman for the classified union representing custodians, secretaries, food-service employees and the like, was less impressed.
"He had this district in a whirlwind since he came on," he said. "Eighty percent of what he did was right, but the 20 percent of what he did wrong easily counterbalanced the things he was doing right."
Graeber, for instance, said Taylor had refused to find permanent replacements for employees who'd recently left, even though the contract requires it.
"You can't just not hire permanent people," he said. "Next it could be overtime, then it's holiday pay, and the next thing you know there isn't a union anymore."
On the positive side, Graeber said, Taylor effectively cracked down on a practice that was causing the state to withhold up to $4 million in reimbursements for free and reduced-price student lunches. Specifically, Graeber said, some teachers had been selling junk food out of their classrooms to students, and the state had caught wind of it. Taylor put a stop to it.
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Provo • Luke Puskedra had to "chase ghosts" in high school.
As the state's top distance runner in 2008, the Judge Memorial star lacked the competition to test him on the track. So his coach had him look elsewhere for something that would push him, like the clock or the last man in the heat after lapping the competition.
Ben Saarel swears his ghost is real. He's met Puskedra, shook his hand.
And on Friday morning, Saarel still was chasing him.
It was cool and gray as Saarel and the rest of the field worked around the blue track at BYU. After 800 meters, Saarel saw his 2-minute, 7-second split.
Once again, he was off Puskedra's record pace in the 1,600.
Saarel was a soccer player in middle school when he watched in awe as Puskedra ran into the record books, becoming the first Utah high school runner to finish the 3,200 meters in less than nine minutes.
"For me, watching him run was the coolest thing," Saarel, now a senior at Park City High, said as he prepared for this weekend's state meet. "I said, 'I'll never be able to do that.' "
That didn't mean he wouldn't try.
After running cross-country at another school his freshman year, Saarel enrolled at Park City High, where track coach Jeff Wyant initially was skeptical about the young runner's claims.
"They told me what he had run, and I honestly didn't believe them," Wyant said about his first meeting with Saarel and his family. "I didn't believe a freshman could run that fast. After they left, it took me about 30 seconds on the Internet to see he was not lying to me. I was pretty excited that day."
Ever since then, Judge coach Dan Quinn said he's heard the same thing over and over from Wyant.
"Jeff's been telling me he's the next Puskedra," Quinn said.
The Judge coach said he saw similarities and differences in the two runners.
Both showed incredible devotion to the sport. While most of the seniors on the Park City team run somewhere around 50 miles a week, Saarel has pushed himself to 75. Quinn recalled telling Puskedra to run 50 miles in a week, only because Quinn knew his runner would exceed that.
But there are differences, too.
Puskedra shot into the lead of every race and never trailed.
Saarel, meanwhile, could sit back and wait to kick, saving his best for last.
Saarel, who will run next year at Colorado, has proved himself on the biggest stages. He left the Arcadia Invitational, a California meet featuring the country's best, ranked No. 1 in the nation.
He takes coaching from Wyant and the staff at Park City, but he trains mostly on his own.
"There's nobody in Utah that can push him right now," Wyant said.
Saarel likes the hills at Sugar House Park and the track around Liberty Park in Salt Lake, where he can be seen some days, racing the passing cars.
For motivation, he's focused now on the Dream Mile, a prestigious race to be held next week in New York. And then, of course, there's always Puskedra the inspiration, Puskedra the frustration.
"It's been tough because he's a great runner, and you're thankful to have someone like that come out of Utah. But at the same time, you're like, 'I don't own any records at all because of him,' " Saarel said with a laugh.
Saarel pushed himself to the limit last fall to his third consecutive individual cross-country title, but he came up short of Puskedra's state cross-country record. And every time Saarel ran, he seemed to be just seconds off the Judge runner's pace in the 1,600 and 3,200.
Quinn believed his pupil's two-mile mark would stand for some time.
But Puskedra himself sensed a worthy competitor when he first met Saarel. Puskedra, who has finished an All-America collegiate career at Oregon and is now a member of the Nike Oregon Project, was running along Jeremy Ranch Road outside of Park City with his high school teammate and mentor Patrick Smyth when he first met Saarel.
"I think it all kind of came full circle," Puskedra said.
Puskedra said he's watched Saarel's improvement with excitement, especially when the Park City runner finally broke the 3,200-meter state record earlier this month, with a time of 8:49.08.
Puskedra said he's been wowed by Saarel's versatility and national performances. The two talked a few days before the state meet while Puskedra was training in Park City, and Saarel said he was going for Puskedra's final state track record.
"I told him that I hoped he shattered it," Puskedra said.
But halfway through Friday morning's final, Saarel was going too slow.
"We need to be at 2:04 if I want to do anything special," he thought.
A minute later, Saarel was completing his third lap.
"The state record is 4:09.28 set in 2008 by Luke Puskedra," a voice over the speaker announced. But this time, Saarel did not hear the name of the man he's looked up to for so long, only the roar of the crowd cheering him on.
As he made the turn for the final stretch, Saarel's legs were pumping, his chest was out and his shaggy brown hair, like everything else, trailed behind him.
When he crossed the line, the time on the board was 4:07.95.
The fastest ever.
Ben Saarel file
Senior, Park City High School
• Three-time individual cross-country champion. Signed with the University of Colorado in February.
State records • 3,200 meters (8:49.08); 1,600 (4:07.95)


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In light of the President's dramatic announcement today that he has changed his administration's immigration policies for younger illegal immigrants, the right has had a total meltdown. Fox News already inferred that the President did something wrong with this headline, "Obama Administration Bypasses Congress, to Give Immunity, Stop Deporting Younger Illegals."
Fox originally had a photo of a group of handcuffed allegedly illegal immigrants to accompany this headline. So, the message was the President bypassed Congress, and granted immunity to criminals. According to Media Matters, Fox since changed the photo on the article but left it on the front page. Clever.
Things are bit more nuanced than Fox suggests.
However, Fox News is far from the only one who is having a collective mental meltdown over this.
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Just what Starbucks needs -- yet another way to make a mint off its coffee.
The coffee giant this week begins rolling out a single cup brewing machine, certain to put some serious steam into the $8 billion market. The so-called Verismo System, which retails for $199 in Starbucks stores will brew coffee, lattes and espresso in a single machine.
If that's not fancy enough for you, some extra glitzy, $399 versions are available at specialty retailers including Willams-Sonoma and Sur la Table. Even then, the real profits will come from selling the single-cup coffee pods at about $12 for a dozen. And eight Espresso pods along with eight milk pods for about the same price.
For Starbucks, it's all about expansion beyond the retail store. The Starbucks siren wants to follow you right into your home and be a part of consumer lives morning through night. Starbucks also wants the kind of repeat business that products like one-cup machines insure.
"In this history of our company, there are few things we've done as comprehensive and as big as this" says CEO Howard Schultz, in a phone interview. "We are literally selling every machine we make." He projects it will eventually become yet another $1 billion brand for Starbucks.
While the machines won't be available at most Starbucks stores until October, they can now be ordered from the Starbucks website. Schultz projects it could rank as the chain's largest-ever holiday rollout.
Sales could be huge, says Sharon Zackfia, analyst at William Blair and Co. Although she hasn't yet seen the Verismo offerings, "the idea of selling a machine at Starbucks that makes quality beverages is like preaching to the choir."
That single-serve segment is, indeed, an enormous choir. Nearly three in four Starbucks customers do not yet own a single-serve brewing system, notes Schultz.
Rival Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, which owns the Keurig brand, isn't shaking. "Since the early days of coffee, we have successfully competed against well-resourced companies like Mars and Kraft," says GMCR spokeswoman Suzanne DuLong.
The category grew an astounding 168% over the past year, says Jeff Hansberry, Starbucks president of channel development. "Consumers want the ability to craft both espresso beverages and brewed coffee all from one machine, at the press of a button."
At issue: will the new brewing machine be so successful that a chunk of consumers stop buying $4 beverages at Starbucks and, instead, drink $1 home-made Starbucks drinks?
"That argument has been presented to me on everything we've done over the years," Schultz says. "But more people are going into Starbucks today than any time in our 41 year history. So that argument doesn't work."
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By Jerry Cornfield Herald Writer
The 2013 election season formally gets underway Monday as candidates begin filing to run for seats on school boards, fire districts, city councils and the Snohomish County Council.
In all, 179 offices are up for election in Snohomish County and 72 offices in Island County. Candidate filing in each county, which continues through Friday, can be done in person or online.
This year's primary is Aug. 6 and the general election is Nov. 5.
And there's plenty at stake this year.
Three of the five Snohomish County Council seats are on the ballot and new faces will be chosen for two of them because incumbent Councilmen John Koster and Dave Gossett cannot run again due to term limits. The third councilman, Dave Somers, is planning to run for his seat again.
Leadership in several cities could change as voters will be choosing mayors in Everett, Mukilteo, Monroe, Gold Bar, Granite Falls, Index, Lynnwood, Stanwood and Woodway.
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I wouldv'e taken more but felt really wierd about it...when you see a vehicle flipping towrds you at 70mph everything kinda wierds out for a bit...please critique these photos I want to see if i was using good sense while being nervous...
with abit of editing these might not be so bad
upstate my favorite is the third from the bottom,all of them are effing good though in my opinion...@said what kind of editing would you suggest? just levels and crop? this is the way they came out of the camera...and what way did you mean"not so bad",are they bad but could be better or they're not bad but could be better? thanks
thanks man.
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fucked with one of those pics. hope you dont mind
the reason i'm asking is i'd like to submit astory and some photo's to the local paper to see if they'd use it these emt's and fire men were on top of it there response time from my 911 call was 17 minutes...seemed like a long ass time to see that poor guy just hanging out of the truck for that long but considering the remoteness of the location I think they could use the props...
edit; thanx and i don't mind, any help or advice is most welcomed...
cuccui i like the 2nd last alot.. i think thats very usable for a news paper article
upstate i like the 4th or 3rd from the top
thesecks 3rd from the top. i wished the sun rays directed more towards the nuns though
pictures like that arent really supposed to be visually pleasing, so not too much point in cropping, editing, etc. imo.
but good job for taking them, how close were you standing when you took those?
@zio Thanx...
@ va I was standing between 12 -20 feet away I just didn't want to get in the way...his truck stopped about 20 feet from where i came to a stop, I hiot the brakes so hard my abs was activated...effing scary shit man,at first i was like where is he, then i saw he was hanging out of the door by his seat belt...then i saw his skull and was like 'there's certainly no point in eating lunch now'...here's a few more just to see the carnage...
he got off on the shoulder hit a driveway.caught air ,took out a mail box tried to correct and turned over upside down skidding towards me as i slammed on the brakes slid to the other side of the road then flipped once end over end,then twice more in a barrel roll it was like seeing a nascar wreck right in front of you,shit was just flying every where.
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On at least two occasions this year, I have grumbled about the relative lack of movies about the prophet Elijah.
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10th May 2012 11:57 PM #1
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Best Toothache Remedy For Pregnant Mums
I don't know for whatever reasons there may be, but every time I got pregnant I always experience the most excruciating toothache pain ever. Worst thing is that, I was not allowed to take any pain reliever; thus I was forced to suffer the pain for the whole night. The following day I asked my Ob-Gyne to give me a pain reliever that could relieve me from pain, but she would only recommend a dentist as remedy. Indeed the dentist can soothe the pain for just a couple of minutes, but at night the pain tortured me again. For that, I swore I will never ever get pregnant again. However, when my kids will all go to school and my husband will leave for work, I am always left alone at home; thus I longed to have another baby. Considering that getting pregnant will mean suffering from toothache again, I decided to find a remedy for toothache before I get pregnant. So if you have some sound advice, please share it with me.
15th May 2012 03:34 AM #2
I'm sorry to hear you suffered with toothache during pregnancy: toothache is horrible! Did the dentist know why this was? Are you not allowed any pain relief at all in your pregnancies?
As natural remedies for toothache, you can try rubbing an ice cube on the painful area to numb the pain. Also, you can use Wheat-grass like a mouthwash to help with tooth pain.
Best wishes,
30th May 2012 09:29 AM #3
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If I were you, I would go see a good dentist now before you get pregnant to rule out any underlying conditions. Get a thorough checkup, you may need a root canal or extraction. Toothaches are the worst. I am sorry your wonderful pregnancy was dampened by something so painful =(.


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Great game
It was important to both teams, and the Canadiens and Leafs rose to the occasion.
Max Pacioretty and Rene Bourque staked the Canadiens to a 2-0 lead early in the first period.
Joffrey Lupul and Tyler Bozak tied it up, but Brian Gionta beat James Reimer with 53 seconds left in the period.
After a scoreless second period, Nazem Kadri scored on a power play to make it 3-3 before Tomas Plekanec, who was in the pnalty box for Kadri's goal, bagged the winner.
Shots were 36-36.
The win moved the Canadiens five points ahead of Toronto in Atlantic Division standings.
Pleks atones
Tomas Plekanec was in the penalty box when Nazem Kadri completed a neat passing play to tie the game at 3-3.
Then on a Canadiens power play, Plekanec converted Andrei Markov's feed for the winning goal.
It was his first in 23 games.
CH survives surge
Toronto outshot the Canadiens 13-8 ... and that doesn't include the posts clanked by Jake Gardiner and Morgan Reilly.
Should be a terrific third period.
Last shot wins
The Canadiens grabbed an early lead on Max Pacioretty's 31st goal and RENE BOURQUE's ninth.
A Joffrey Lupul one-timer gave the Leafs life, and Tyler Bozak tied it.
The deadlock lasted 64 seconds.
With less than a minute left in the period, some yeoman board work by BOURQUE and Daniel Briere popped the puck loose to Brian Gionta, who scored his 15th.
Canadiens outshot Toronto 14-13.
Your basic big one
Your Montreal Canadiens hook up with the Leafs in a classic four-pointer at the ACC.
The Canadiens are third in the Atlantic Division, three points ahead of the Leafs, who hold a wild-card playoff spot. The race tightened when Detroit won on Saturday afternoon.
This is the last of five meetings between the Highway 401 rivals.
The Canadiens have won two of the three games played at the Bell Centre, while the Leafs won the teams' Jan. 18 game at the ACC.
Key lineup move: Alex Galchenyuk will centre the Canadiens' third line, with Brian Gionta and Rene Bourque on his wings. This is the kid's chance to shine in an important game.
Puck drops 7:10ish, after the Hockey Night in Canada studio crew are finished waving their blue and white pom-poms.
Check back later for some bleu-blanc-rouge live blogging.


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Helene Michael, a former vice president at Boeing Co. who lives in Condon, will receive an honorary doctorate degree from Montana State University during the university's spring commencement, university officials announced today.
MSU's spring commencement ceremonies are scheduled for 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Michael will receive the honorary doctorate during the morning ceremony.
"Montana State is privileged to honor Helene Michael," said MSU President Waded Cruzado. "This is the highest commendation MSU confers, and she is extremely deserving of the recognition."
Michael joined Boeing after receiving a bachelor's degree from MSU in 1985 in mechanical engineering technology. After serving in various positions at the company, including manufacturing engineer, engineering supervisor and factory supervisor, she was named vice president of 737 manufacturing operations. In 1993 she represented Boeing at the International Welding conference in Kiev, Ukraine, and Moscow, Russia, where delegates from five nations gathered to discuss the need for an international aerospace welding exchange.
Michael worked for the company for more than a quarter of a century before retiring in 2011.
Michael has remained closely involved with and committed to MSU over the years, according to individuals who nominated her for the honorary degree. She serves on MSU's Engineering Advisory Council and, through frequent participation in career fairs and campus interviews, helps Boeing recruit MSU engineering students. She has also delivered several keynote speeches at the university's annual Women in Engineering dinners. One nominator noted that Michael has been a "great advocate" for women in engineering through her participation in MSU's EMPower and Society of Women Engineers programs.
Michael, who is now retired, lives in Condon, Mont. She is a native of Sweden.
For more information about MSU's spring commencement, see http://www.montana.edu/commencement.
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By Eric Stevick Herald Writer
LAKE STEVENS — One man died and another was flown to a Seattle hospital with extensive injuries Thursday morning after a driver attempted to outrun police and crashed a car into a Lake Stevens home.
A man who was sleeping inside the home at the time told reporters that at first he thought the noise was from lightning. He saw light and heard breaking glass.
Only people inside the fleeing Honda Civic were injured, but the home sustained extensive damage, officials said.
The drama unfolded around 3:20 a.m. when a police officer attempted to stop the Civic at the intersection of Highways 9 and 92.
The officer activated emergency lights on Highway 92 and turned southbound on 99th Avenue.
Officers attempted to catch up to the Civic but found it had lost control and slammed into a home in the 2700 block of 99th Avenue, officials said.
The driver, 31, was taken to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett before being flown to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
His passenger, Nicholas R. Peterson, 26, of Lake Stevens, died inside the car from head injuries, according to the Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office. His death was ruled an accident.
Raul Gutierrez was sleeping on the couch next to the front window in the home where the Civic crashed. He was thrown from the couch but sustained no injuries.
The car ended up inches from where Gutierrez was sleeping, according to The Herald's news partner, KIRO 7 TV.
"I have all my life believed in God and the Virgin and saints," he said. "That's how I was raised. And now I see this. I believe more now."
Lake Stevens police called for assistance from a team of Snohomish County Sheriff's Office detectives who specialize in motor vehicle crashes.
Reporter Rikki King contributed to this story.
Eric Stevick: 425-339-3446; firstname.lastname@example.com


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"It was devastating," says Richard Tyler, 51, of Biloxi, Miss., a single father of three. "One day you walk out of your house, and the next day everything you own is gone." But with help from Architecture for Humanity, which arranged for architects to donate designs for seven new houses in Biloxi, and the Arkansas architect Marlon Blackwell, AIA, he now has a brand-new home—one that's the talk of the town.
We went to meet the architects and see models of the houses at the Salvation Army building. My son, who was about 13 or 14 at the time, was the one to pick the design. It was so modern-looking. It wasn't just a conventional house—it had a futuristic look to it. It's a stop-and-stare kind of house.
Marlon Blackwell and I talked a lot. I felt like he had my best interests at heart. He wanted this house done like it was planned. He called it "Porchdog," I guess because I have a porch at the bottom and a porch in the back, two stories up. I love that porch.
The place I stayed in was half a block away from where they were building my house, and I passed by every day. Every time something new happened, I got excited. They'd put up the kitchen cabinets or they'd put in the bathroom floor, and I could see myself in the house and say, "I'm gonna get me a big-screen TV" and "I'm gonna get a washer-dryer." Just basic things that I hadn't had for a while.
My family, my siblings are so happy because it's a place where they can come back home. I've been in this spot virtually all my life. I can't tell you how bad I wanted to get back home.
You know, I never thought about home design before, but now I look at houses all the time. It's just a cool thing. And I've got this new appreciation for architects—you know what I'm saying? They've got a cool job.
Everybody knows my house. I have no trouble telling people where I stay because it's easy to find. I just say, "Go down Holley Street and it's the house like you've never seen before in your whole life." As told to Joe Sugarman
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Gnats' DeGrom excels in season debut
Mets prospect retires first 14 batters of game after missing 2011
By Robert Emrich / Special to MLB.com | May 7, 2012 7:00 PM ET
The right-handed Mets prospect took a perfect game into the fifth inning in his season debut as Class A Savannah blanked Lakewood, 5-0.
DeGrom, who did not factor into the decision, allowed a two-out double to Maikel Franco in the fifth to break up the gem -- the only hit he'd allow in 6 2/3 innings of work. The 2010 ninth-rounder struck out a career-high seven in the longest outing of his career.
"My fastball location was good, the slider was decent tonight and the changeup was good," said DeGrom, who had a pitch limit of 80. "Albert Cordero called a great game behind the plate. Fastball location and getting ahead in the count, that really helped."
DeGrom missed the 2011 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery in October 2010. The Florida native last pitched on July 26, 2010 for Rookie-level Kingsport, where he was 1-1 with a 5.19 ERA in six Appalachian League starts.
"It was kind of disappointing, but I'm feeling good now," DeGrom said. "There's a good rehab crew that got me back in the shape I'm in now."
Most players don't get a chance to work deep into games their first game back from Tommy John surgery, let alone dominate the way DeGrom did. For his part, the 23-year-old right-hander was just grateful to be back on the mound.
"I'm just happy that the team got the win and I started the game," DeGrom said. "I came out with a good plan to try and get ahead of people. I made my pitches when I needed to and it turned out better than I thought it would."
After missing an entire season, DeGrom is ambitious in his goals for 2012.
"I would say to keep healthy and work hard and try to move up as quick as I can," he said.
Carlos Vazquez took over for DeGrom and improved to 3-1 after 2 1/3 perfect innings for Savannah.
Luis Nieves was 3-for-3 with two RBIs and Cordero drove in a pair of runs for the Sand Gnats.
Robert Emrich is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Best Of :: Food & Drink
Life is complicated enough. Don't let your liquor be that way. Unhappily, Houston has hundreds of bars and restaurants trying to hook consumers with ever-evolving concoctions. By all means, let them audition. Encourage them to pour all kinds of fruity and frothy mixtures to be zapped into life by 220-volt blenders, like some Frankenstein creation. Just don't let 'em mess with the margarita. Cafe Adobe understands this basic of the beverages. Drinkers can order up unlimited arrays of specialty blends. There's even a variety of margaritalike drinks for the asking. But the establishment also appreciates -- even honors -- tradition above all. Order up the perfect margarita. Let the Herradura Plata tequila unite with Cointreau. Even the lime juice comes specially made here, and it does a grand job of marrying flavors into an ice-crowned bond. Yes. The real margarita is the essence of purity. At the Adobe, this tradition is honored. Now enjoy.
If you think good tunnel food is an impossibility, and if you think the only stuff you can find down there is doled out by chain fast-food eateries, stop by Panini for a pleasant lunchtime surprise. Homemade soups. Freshly baked pizzas. Wonderful salads. Terrific sandwiches (we particularly like the homemade meatball with a light tomato sauce and lots and lots of gooey melted cheese, served with or without the cool garlicky red pepper garnish, as well as the prosciutto, tomato and fresh mozzarella sandwich). There are even granitas. Owner Vittorio Preteroti has made a nice little shop for himself, down in the depths of the tunnels. Now if he only served a good veal-and-pepper sandwich...
Many will say this category is too broad. Do we mean best power lunch? Best place for ladies who lunch? Best place for a quick bite -- alone? How about all of the above? No longer a tiny cafe in an old house, Ouisie's has moved to more upscale digs, where it offers Southern comfort in a rustic yet sophisticated wood building. It still has its namesake community table, where you can munch with new best friends, and what's more, it has something on the menu for everyone. Fried oysters are compliments of Elouise Adams Jones's grandmother's recipe, as is the longtime favorite pimento cheese, which can be part of a taster plate with egg salad and a house salad. More adventurous roughage is found in the Stilton Kit, with romaine, arugula and endive, or the grapefruit sections with avocado and red onions. Longtime loyals also swear by the Ouisie's Spud with caviar -- yes, caviar. The wildly popular chicken-fried steak is served only on Tuesday, but any day finds the south-of-the-border treat grilled chicken à la Juanita, piled high with poblano pesto, green chilies, Jack cheese and a scrumptious corn sauté.
If you like your meat well hung -- gastronomically speaking, that is -- you'll love the dry-aged, certified Angus porterhouse steak ($30) at the Capital Grille. The dry-aging process takes place in an environment where the temperature, humidity and airflow are controlled. The meat cures for up to 21 days. Once the stuff that has turned bad is removed (up to 30 percent of some cuts), what's left retains the essential flavor. For a meat lover, it's 24 ounces of heaven, seared on the outside, pink at its core, with blood-red juices flowing freely from its mass. It is, without a doubt, the most tender and most flavorful steak we've ever tried. Its flavor can best be described as nutty, sour and musty. Its tenderness will amaze you on the first bite. Under the theory that the better the meat, the less it needs, there's not a sauce or side dish in sight. A mere sprig of watercress hides its nakedness.
The low-slung white building with its spreading porch housing Floyd's Cajun Kitchen almost looks like a home you might find in South Louisiana. Inside, the aromas of food definitely put you in Cajun Country. The five-page menu covers everything from crawfish boulettes (crawfish stuffing rolled into balls, breaded and fried, $6.50) to court bouillon (seafood stew, $12.95), the best crawfish étouffée you'll find in Houston ($10.95) and blackened catfish, served with a three-alarm rendition of red beans and rice ($8.95). Recipes have been in Floyd Landry's family since the 1930s. No skimping of portions here, either. The grilled flounder ($15.95) is bigger than the plate on which it is served. One look at the fried or broiled seafood platter ($14.95) will wilt the biggest appetite. It includes a catfish fillet, shrimp, crawfish tails, oysters, a crab cake and stuffed shrimp. The bowl of red beans and rice that accompany many entrées is a meal unto itself. Take it slow. A Cajun is rarely in a hurry.
With its dark wood furniture, abundant greenery and well-stocked bar, Bombay Brasserie exudes a glory-days-of-the-British Empire sort of elegance. The $9.95 lunch buffet is one of the best samplings of Indian food we've seen. The long line of chafing dishes reveals one excellently prepared Indian dish after another. But dinner at Bombay Brasserie is even better. The menu includes chicken, lamb and seafood curries with prices ranging from $7.95 to $14.95, along with many elaborately seasoned vegetable, rice and tandoori dishes. The service is knowledgeable, friendly and extremely efficient, and there are seldom any crowds to contend with at night. Besides, in the evening you can get acquainted with the bartender (and what a place to drink a gin and tonic or a Pimm's Cup). Buffets are nice, but there's something to be said for getting a tall libation, a big dish of spicy lamb curry, some fluffy nan and kulchas and just settling in for the evening.


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Western Tradition "Alexander The Great" For a brief moment, his empire rules the world from Greece to India.G
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Western Tradition "The Hellenistic Age" After the break-up of Alexander's empire, a series of Hellenistic kingdoms extends Greek culture throughout the Mediterranean world.G
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Human Condition "Diagnosis: Cancer" The program deals with why patients diagnosed with cancer, any of more than 100 diseases characterized by abnormal growth of aberrant cells, should no longer assume that the diagnosis is a "death sentence".G
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Human Condition "Living with Cancer" The program identifies the recent technological and scientific advances that have enabled ever-greater numbers of cancer patients to "beat" the disease and covers the principal forms of cancer treatment, surgery, chemotherapy and radiation.G
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Saddle Club "Across The Board" Stevie tries to use Belle in her lesson but Belle is not ready. Carole is angry with Veronica because Garnet is being neglected; they make a bet that could force one of the girls to leave Pine Hollow.G
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Biz Kid$ "Secrets to Success" The secret to success is actually simple - it's all about staying in school and building the best toolbox for your future. Learn about the many ways to pay for your education and the importance of learning every day of your life. D
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Growing a Greener World "Community Gardens- Growing So Much More Than Plants" Columbus, OH, Seattle, WA and Portland, OR. Having an opportunity to participate in a community garden builds a sense of community like nothing else. It provides opportunities for exercise, education, therapy, relaxation and social interaction, along with preserving green space and conserving resources. D
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Hey Kids, Let's Cook "Personal Pizzas" This recipe is every kid's favorite and a personal favorite of mine, so we call it Personal Pizzas. These are going to be "made to order", or "just the way you like it", with a blend of cheeses, gooey mozzarella cheese and an endless list of creative toppings like olives, grilled vegetables, and pepperoni. And you know pizza restaurants from all over America give a unique name to their own specialty pizzas on the menu. D
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Ciao Italia "Fresh Ricotta/Ricotta Fresca" Good friend an attorney Ciro Poppiti visits Mary Ann nella cucina, with an ample supply of freshly made ricotta from his company, "Arcangelo Cheese" in Wilmington, DE. They proceed to make a stupendous pastry-encased, Ricotta and Mozzarella cheese-stuffed masterpiece; Pizza Carnevale. Then Mary Ann takes up the baton and creates a light-as-a-cloud, orange-flavored Ricotta Cheesecake. D
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Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef "Easy Frozen Desserts" Two great frozen desserts are on the menu today including a delicious chocolate sorbet and a fruity, raspberry frozen yogurt. Chocolate Sorbet in White Chocolate Cups; Raspberry Frozen Yogurt.G
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Rick Steves' Europe "Cinque Terre: Italy's Hidden Riviera" Rick samples village life, fishing for anchovies at midnight, savoring pesto, picking grapes, cheering on cliff divers, and visits quarries where Michelangelo selected marble.G
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Financial Fitness After 50! with Paul Merriman Educator, author and money manager Paul Merriman offers a straightforward program to help the nation's 79 million baby boomers ready themselves for retirement despite today's financial uncertainties. Merriman's five life-changing choices to help grow and manage money into retirement include: Trust the academics, listening to experts who don't profit from a person's investments; use smart diversification by making use of historic data; minimize expenses; automate the process; add bonds to prevent making the wrong moves at the wrong time.G
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Sewing with Nancy "Runway Finishes for Cool Edges, Part 1" NULL
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Best of Simply Painting: Across Europe "Celtic Cross and Church" Nestling in the foothills, Frank paints this iconic Irish subject in a quiet country graveyard. D
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Simply Ming "Sake & Black Pepper" Guest Chef: Chris Schlesinger. The clean zing of sake works well with the rich heat of black pepper. These East-West ingredients show their versatility in Ming's recipes. D
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Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame Television Info, 2013
NEW ORLEANS - The Allstate Sugar Bowl's Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame banquet, which was held on Saturday, Aug. 10 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, will be televised three times in the coming weeks on WHNO-TV Channel 20.
WHNO-TV can be found on most local cable networks in the New Orleans area - it is not available on Direct TV. It can be found at Ch. 20 on Cox in Orleans and the surrounding parishes as well as on CMA Cablevision, AT&T U-Verse and Dish TV. It is Channel 14 on Charter Cable in St. Tammany and Tangipahoa parishes. Be sure to check local listings to confirm availability.
Air Dates:
Friday, Aug. 23: 5-6:30p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 29: 5-6:30 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 30: 5-6:30 p.m.
Saturday, Aug 31: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (new time)
Honorees in Attendance:
Morten Andersen, Hall of Fame Inductee
Rodney Holman, Hall of Fame Inductee
Tony Reginelli, Hall of Fame Inductee
Aaron Nola, Corbett Award Winner
Ron Gearing, Eddie Robinson Award Winner
Sally Ann Roberts, Special Award Honoree
Patrick Mullins, New Orleans Amateur Athlete of the Year
Jay Roth, Outstanding Prep Coach for Louisiana
Roman Banks, Outstanding College Coach for Louisiana
Hobie Hotard, May Athlete of the Month
Charles Noble, April Athlete of the Month
Connor Campo, February Athlete of the Month
Shaquille Preston, January Athlete of the Month
Malachi Dupree, December Athlete of the Month
Jabiari Tyler, September Athlete of the Month
Emerson Gibbs, August Athlete of the Month
Sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, the Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame was created in 1971 and honors athletes who were born in New Orleans and achieved prominence in or away from the Greater New Orleans area; or, those non-natives who achieved sports prominence in the Greater New Orleans area in high school, college, professional or amateur sports. Plaques honoring the 211 members (through 2013) of the Hall of Fame are displayed at Gate G on the Club Level of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
Each year's Hall of Fame class is selected by the Greater New Orleans Awards Selection Committee, a volunteer group which has met monthly to pay homage to outstanding achievements in athletics in the Greater New Orleans area for over five decades. In addition to the Hall of Fame, the committee recognizes an Amateur Athlete of the Month for the Greater New Orleans area and selects yearly winners for a variety of major awards, including the Eddie Robinson Award. The group also selects the Corbett Awards, presented annually to the most outstanding male and female collegiate athletes in the State of Louisiana. The Corbett Award was created in 1967 and named in honor of the late James J. Corbett to commemorate his many contributions to intercollegiate athletics and specifically to the Sugar Bowl.
The Committee began in 1958 when James Collins spearheaded a group of sports journalists to form a sports awards committee to immortalize local sports history. For 12 years, the committee honored local athletes each month. In 1970, the Sugar Bowl stepped in to sponsor and revitalize the committee, leading to the creation of the Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame in 1971, honoring 10 legends from the Crescent City in its first induction class. To be eligible for the Hall of Fame, nominees must have excelled in the sports field in New Orleans or been born or raised in the city. Each year, the Committee evaluates nominees and selects the inductees.


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Jane's Addiction release new song ahead of Uproar Festival
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Jane's Addiction have something new to show off on their upcoming road trip. The band unveiled the song "Another Soulmate" on Thursday via RollingStone.com.
Frontman Perry Farrell says he and the guys are happy to have "a good song" that will work as a "calling card" when they make their way around the country with the Uproar Festival. The traveling fest also features co-headliners Alice in Chains, as well as Coheed and Cambria, Circa Survive, Duff McKagan's new band Walking Papers, and more. They'll kick things off Friday in Scranton, Pennsylvania, with the trek scheduled to last through mid-September. More details are available at RockStarUproar.com.
Meanwhile, it doesn't look like Jane's Addiction's new song will immediately lead to a new album. Farrell calls "Another Soulmate" a "one-song single," which he says changed the way he went about writing the track. Rather than pen a typically lengthy Jane's song, he thought it would be interesting to knock out a "Beatles-esque short song." He calls it fast, furious, and fun, which allows fans to "dig it and move on."
Rock Star Energy Drink Uproar Festival tour dates:
8/9 -- Scranton, PA -- Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain
8/10 -- Hartford, CT -- The Comcast Theatre
8/11 -- Darien Center, NY -- Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
8/13 -- Saratoga, NY -- Saratoga Performing Arts Center
8/14 -- Mansfield, MA -- Comcast Center
8/16 -- Bristow, VA -- Jiffy Lube Live
8/17 -- Holmdel, NJ -- PNC Bank Arts Center
8/18 -- Wantagh, NY -- Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
8/20 -- Toronto, ON -- Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
8/22 -- Tinley Park, IL -- First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
8/23 -- Noblesville, IN -- Klipsch Music Center
8/24 -- Clarkston, MI -- DTE Energy Music Theater
8/27 -- Oklahoma City, OK -- Zoo Amphitheater
8/28 -- Dallas, TX -- Gexa Energy Pavilion
8/29 -- The Woodlands, TX -- Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
8/31 -- Albuquerque, NM -- Isleta Amphitheatre
9/1 -- Denver, CO -- Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre
9/2 -- Salt Lake City, UT -- USANA Amphitheatre
9/8 -- Ridgefield, WA -- Sleep Country Amphitheater
9/11 -- San Francisco, CA -- Shoreline Amphitheatre
9/13 -- Phoenix, AZ -- Desert Sky Pavilion
9/14 -- Chula Vista, CA -- Sleep Train Amphitheatre
9/15 -- Irvine, CA -- Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
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What Do Employers Really Want In A Prospect Candidate?
College graduates may find it difficult to land the jobs they want without knowing what hiring managers and recruiters seek in their potential candidates. Many college grads use common mistakes that can easily kill an interview that many do not know they are even doing.
"Most employers out there, one thing they want to see first before education is their experience, have you actually done the job you are trying to get into?" says Everet Taylor recruiter for Rackspace.
"If you put anything on your resume, make sure you can back it up, not just from a classroom standpoint but you used it outside of classroom, you know it in and out, some people would interpret that as lying."
Another reason for rejection letters to candidates is due to their lack of knowledge. Although these college grads have just received their degrees in a field, they must also invest time to research the company and the job they are applying for.
"They haven't done their research on the company they are applying to, they don't know what the company does, they don't know the company's business is in the marketplace, and that's an interview killer right there."