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LONGMONT -- A Longmont man and his company have been charged on suspicion of dumping 1,000 gallons of raw sewage into the Oligarchy Ditch last summer, the U.S. Attorney's Office and the Environmental Protection Agency reported Wednesday.
Both East Point LLC and its owner, 52-year-old John Albert Paquette, were charged Tuesday afternoon with knowingly discharging a pollutant without a permit into U.S. waters. If convicted, the company could face up to five years of probation and a fine between $5,000 and $50,000 per day of the violation; Paquette could receive up to a year in prison and a fine between $2,500 and $25,000 per day.
Paquette could not be reached for comment.
On Wednesday afternoon, Paquette's attorney, Scott Clark, filed a notice of disposition. The notice means Paquette has reached an agreement with prosecutors and asked for an opportunity to plead guilty, said Jeff Dorschner, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Colorado. A change-of-plea hearing has not yet been scheduled.
Longmont environmental services manager Cal Youngberg said Paquette had allowed someone to live at the storage facility, East Point Mini Storage, 12121 Sugar Mill Road, in a small house on the property. But though the unit had access to city water service, it didn't have a sewer tap, and according to Boulder County authorities, the septic tank wasn't big enough.
On June 20, Youngberg said, a city maintenance crew was out cleaning up the Oligarchy when one member of the crew, Chris Kampmann, saw Paquette's truck arrive.
"He saw (Paquette's) truck pull up to the ditch and there was a hose running from the truck's interior down into the ditch," Youngberg said.
The Oligarchy, which is one of the oldest irrigation ditches in Longmont, runs from McIntosh Lake in northwest Longmont to Union Reservoir in the southeast. Both lakes are popular recreational sites and currently below half full, due to drought conditions.
Kampmann confronted Paquette and then called Youngberg. But soon it became a question of what to do next. Even though East Point receives city water service and Longmont holds majority ownership of the Oligarchy Ditch Co., the storage facility itself is outside city limits in Boulder County.
The city and county conferred with the state. The state, in turn, called in the EPA, which took charge of the investigation.
Subsequent testing found no damage had been caused to Union Reservoir by the discharge.
"But it's still illegal dumping into the waters of the state, and that's pretty serious," Youngberg said.
The charges were brought in U.S. District Court in Denver.
"This case shows that those who try to save a buck by cutting corners will be vigorously prosecuted," said Jeffrey Martinez, the special agent in charge of EPA's criminal enforcement program in Colorado, in a release.
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Yeah, but we'll have to mod it a bit to stay in place without a twistlock. I'd bet we could do that with a well placed set screw though.Originally Posted by BigEvil
Yeah, but we'll have to mod it a bit to stay in place without a twistlock. I'd bet we could do that with a well placed set screw though.Originally Posted by BigEvil
Ryan Shanks
Logic Industries LLC
Sounds good to me. Mostly llooking to see how the lpr sits and things like that.Originally Posted by CoolHand
even if you have to use the usual eclipse covers or what not.Originally Posted by CoolHand
do you have an estimated time period for delivery after the pre-order fills? I'd like to be in action by october but don't mind waiting.
The machine work has already started, so I'd say 12-14 weeks to start shipping the preorders.Originally Posted by MadPSIence
If more than 25 sell, there will be another 6-8 week lag for more frames to be cut and anodized.
Now that, I don't have a prototype of. I just tapped another hole into an existing AGD VA. The LPR just sticks out under the barrel like an Impulse with an LPR.Originally Posted by gothsqwd
Will this frame be more or less reliable when compared to a devil mag frame?
Well, this is question loaded with danger.Originally Posted by Conversekidz
If I say yes, then I'm bagging on GADevil's product.
If I say no, then I'm shooting myself in the foot.
I'll put it like this:
The LPR is a set it and forget it kind of deal. It will come preset from me, and should never have to be fiddled with. The solenoid valve is rated for upwards of 200 million cycles (200,000,000+ cycles), and the board is made by TAG/KM2 arguably the makers of the most reliable boards in the world.
So here is the bottom line: These frames will be rock solid. I can't draw a comparison with the DM, but I can tell you that the parts I have used are very reliable, and they are being used in the manner which they were designed to be used (IE, I'm using them for what they are meant for). That all goes a very long way to making these frames basically bullet proof.
I will say you will have about 50 times more trouble with the LVL X than you will ever have with these frames (provided, of course, that you don't take them apart and fiddle with everything all the time).
That's about all I can say on that, I think.
But that takes all the fun out of it.Originally Posted by CoolHand
If it could work with one of Doc's adaptors via a set screw, what would be the estimated installation cost?
Hey, look at that! It's Santa!
If I ordered one I would want you to do the eye work for me as well. Take a look at the compound eyes from GA Devil's website. These look better and are more reliable than the eye covers made for mags. Let me know if you can do it.
Dust Green X-Mag #315
ULE body w/ dual Kila V2 detents, X valve w/ LX, Y-grip w/ Dye grips, ULT, Omega rail, Stainless Steel Freak Kit.
My Feedback- http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=165428
Sorry if I missed this info, but I have a question. I know you said 12-14 weeks (if everything goes perfectly) for the pre-orders, but any idea when we will get to see the prototype in action?Originally Posted by CoolHand
*crosses fingers his cocker sells so he can get one.*
I haven't played with a mag in a long time, this would definately replace my proto.
well i say promise the 15 batch quick. people don't wanna pay early then get sucker punched another 6-8 weeks for the late buyers. Let the late ones wait..Originally Posted by CoolHand
anyways, do you have a number I could give you a shout at. I'm interested but need to iron some stuff out and communication via internet is slower than a cocker.
Well yes, that should go without saying.Originally Posted by MadPSIence
I meant, that any orders after 25 will have to wait while more frames are cut, not that everyone would have to wait.
I am in the process of working up some aluminum covers, that are a little less agricultural looking than the compound. If worse comes to worse, I will go with the epoxy, but I really don't like it.Originally Posted by Skywalker
Its looking like there is no way for me to get around doing eye installs . . . . . . .
Well, the proof of concept marker was built, tested, and torn down about seven months ago.Originally Posted by armyboot
I can take some pics of the system in a vert frame (the test mule), but I'm afraid that you are going to have to hang on until I get some of the new parts in. There will be a month at least to make videos and such once the parts are machined, while everyone else's stuff is at ano.
So, I'd say videos and such in about six weeks.
Best I can do.
For just that mod?Originally Posted by WenULiVeUdiE
Maybe $25-$30 (if its that simple).
Sounds good to me! Can't wait to see what this awesome mod will do.Originally Posted by CoolHand
I think I'm gonna have to lower the price on my cocker... I really want a mag again
Where does the LPR hose get routed into the frame?
From page one:Originally Posted by RFLMN1
There ya go.Originally Posted by CoolHand
Thanks, Ill pay better attention next time. Now I just need to sell some things to get one.
Originally Posted by RFLMN1
No worries, I was just too lazy to retype it.
I just wanted to know who you would recomend to have the milling for the eyes done by. I have a Karta Emag and as soon as I can put the money together I will be ordering one of these bad boys. Thanks .
TAG, or Destructive Customs I believe could do it.Originally Posted by stonersr26
Yup.Originally Posted by MadPSIence
DC, JMJ, TAG, or any number of other airsmiths can do it.
The question is whether they want to do it or not.
IIRC Chris (GADevil) does the Mag stuff at TAG, and he is obviously buried. I don't know if they take any more or not.
DC could certainly do it (they are quite capable machinists), but once again, I don't know if they have done any Mags in the past, or if they want to do any now. They do a lot of machine work on Vikings and the like, which I imagine is much more profitable (and less labor intensive) than this sort of thing.
Like I said before, let me check around and see what houses I can line up.
When I get a list populated, I will post it here.
Thanks, that will be very helpfull
DC is familiar with AGD stuff.. they should be able to get r' done. just give them a shout, toss an email. They are great for replying fast.
ryan have you figured out if you can get a full gun together yet? for the body i'd probably have you send it out to DC first, then back to yourself for assembly.. then send it to me. rather than myself having to send 2 international packagages, and receive 2. that's retarded money.
little known fact we started with AGD (and never really left)
we are the only AGD dealer left in new england that I know of
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right from the horses mouth. hey are you guys getting your excalibur milling patterns out soon? I'm gettin ready to just sell mine and go mag.Originally Posted by magmonkey
That's good to hear.Originally Posted by magmonkey
I just talked with Luke as well, so the list is growing.
And I don't have a problem doing the assembly, I'm just not going to be able to do all the installs and the machine work, and new design, and shipping, and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
all I'd ask is you put the frame onto a body/rail, stick detents and a feedneck on it and send it to me ready to gas and fire..Originally Posted by CoolHand
i may just use a level X instead of eyes.
does that sound do-able?
Well yeah, I can sell you a whole marker, or assemble one from parts you send, that is certainly doable (eyes or not).Originally Posted by MadPSIence
The only thing that would stop us is AGD being out of what you want, but with 6- 12 weeks before the parts are all done, I'm sure we can get it all found in time though.


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Gordon Wins Third Straight Gold Glove
Former Husker and Lincoln native Alex Gordon earned his third straight Gold Glove award on Tuesday night. A left fielder for the Kansas City Royals, Gordon was one of three Royals to be selected, joining catcher Salvy Perez and first baseman Eric Hosmer.
"It means a lot," Gordon said. "The first one was pretty special, but to be able to share it with two teammates makes this one the best one of all. To do what Hoz and Salvy have done over the last couple of years and to come out and win one with me is awesome and I'm just happy to share it with them."
Gordon beat out Oakland's Yoenis Cespedes and Detroit's Andy Dirks after he led American League left fielders with 341 total chances but made only one error. He led the AL with 17 outfield assists and now has a Major League best 54 assists since 2011. Gordon set a club record with 20 assists in 2011 and led all left fielders in 2012 with 17 assists.
After winning his second Gold Glove last season, Gordon become one of just three players in franchise history to win the award more than once. He now joins second baseman Frank White as the only Royals player to win three in a row.
Gordon is now tied with former Husker and current Head Coach Darin Erstad for the most Gold Gloves by a Husker. Erstad made MLB history in 2004 when he became the first player to ever win Gold Gloves in the infield and outfield. We earned the award as a center fielder in 2000 and 2002, before being selected as a Gold Glove recipient at first base in 2004.


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BSO Exclusive Interview: KU Women's Basketball Gonzalez Twins
Paul Wall said it best, the Gonzalez Twins has the internet going nuts, since we did a feature on them back in April. Since then, their presence on social media, blogs and in mainstream media has increased to the point it has put KU Women's basketball on the map.
Robert Littal of BlackSportsOnline had a chance to sit down with Dylan and Dakota, talk about their newfound fame and what we can expect from the Gonzalez Twins in the future.
In true twins fashion most of their answers were blending together as one.
RL: Where did you guys grow up at and how was your life there?
Gonzalez Twins: We were born in Overland Park Kansas and raised in Denver until the sixth grade, we moved to Pocatello Idaho at that point and have lived here since. Life in Idaho was an adjustment. Though it has treated us well, it was difficult adapting to a new culture and way of life. But otherwise Idaho is a very safe and beautiful place to live.
RL: When and why did you make the decision to go to Kansas?
Gonzalez Twins: Kansas was the best overall fit for the both of us. We get to play together and try to come in and make an immediate impact as freshman. We love the family atmosphere, our coaches, our trainer, and our future teammates.
RL: Was it always a no brainer that would go to the same school?
Gonzalez Twins: We were pretty adamant about going to school together, but we did look into options on separating though.
RL: Was there a particular moment when you guys you were blowing up on social media? What was your initial reaction and how have you handle it since then?
Gonzalez Twins: During the women's NCAA march madness tournament we found that we were getting a lot of attention on social networks because of the constant comparison to Skylar diggins, who we admire and look up to in so many ways, and we were taken by surprise but very flattered and appreciative of the love and support. Since then, we've just tried to stay focused on what's important to us and try not to let social media be a big distraction.
RL: You are both more than just basketball players, you model, you sing and do a little of everything. Long term where do you see yourselves? On a runway? In the WNBA? Or trying to do as much as you can?
Gonzalez Twins: We certainly hope to achieve all that we can and do a bit of everything. If we were blessed with the opportunity to play in the wnba with players we've idolized since we were young, would be so immensely incredible. however we do have a passion for music and entertainment as well and hope to potentially pursue a career along those lines.
RL: Are you worried about any jealous or backlash from your teammates because of the attention you are getting?
Gonzalez Twins: We love our teammates and they've been very supportive and loving. We hope that none of them would backlash from any attention because ultimately we are focused on our team and being the best teammates we can be, we aren't focused on the attention or the varying expectations of others.
RL: How did it make you feel to hear mainstream media guys giving you ladies some credit for Andrew Wiggins coming to KU?
Gonzalez Twins: Andrew wiggins is a good friend of ours, he is a tremendous talent and even we were surprised to hear he committed to Kansas. But we are more than thrilled that he is joining the jayhawk family! We both found it a little humorous that people were trying to give us credit, because there are so many amazing aspect about Kansas that I'm sure stood out to Andrew like they did for us, but again we couldn't be happier for him and his attending KU.
RL: Guys are going to want to know if you are single and if so what are the attributes you are looking for in a guy?
Gonzalez Twins: currently dylan is not single (rumored to be Anthony Davis from the Pelicans), but Dakota is single. When it comes to guys we love it when they have a good sense of humor, are respectful, are honest, loyal and has a good head on their shoulders… That's really about it because the rest of the fun comes in getting to know that person.
RL: What were your thoughts about Brittney Griner possibly taking a shot at playing in the NBA?
Gonzalez Twins: we think it's fantastic that she would potentially strive for that level because no other female basketball player has ever done it before. And we are inspired that she seeks to be the best player she can be and to play at the highest level possible.
RL: Tell everyone the best way to follow you guys career while you are at Kansas?
Gonzalez Twins: the best ways to keep up with us will be through the big 12 network, and if that's not available the KUatheltics website is a nice option, or just following us on our social networks (twitter & instagram) and we will try to keep everyone updated on what's going on the best we can.
BSO Fans had questions for the Gonzalez Twins and they took the time to answer via the video below.
You can follow the Gonzalez Twins on Twitter at @Dollbaby_duo and on Instagram at @misss_kota & @miss_dyl.


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Shrimp, Spot – British Columbia, Canada
The Spot Shrimp (or Spot Prawn) is a large shrimp, reaching over 23 cm (9 in.) in total length, found throughout the North Pacific Ocean. Spot Shrimp have a short life span, beginning life as males and transitioning to females at age 3 or 4.
The British Columbia Spot Shrimp commercial fishery is the largest on the North American coast. Fishing occurs with traps, with many attached to a main line. This fishing method results in moderate habitat damage and some bycatch.
In British Columbia, total abundance of the Spot Shrimp is not known, but populations are closely monitored to ensure that enough females survive to reproduce. Management has been successful at meeting conservation goals.


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Preparation time: 60 minutes plus cooling; Cook time: 20 minutes
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The dessert Tiramisu "pick me up," has not been around American kitchens very long- maybe 30 years. Keeping that in mind we created our own non-traditional version that looks great, tastes wonderful and is much more economical to make. This recipe can be cut in half, but do make plenty as it tends to be very popular.
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- 6 Tablespoons Berry, Berry Jam *
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- 16 ounce Carton pasteurized Eggs
- 2 cups sugar
- 3/4 cup Sweet Marsala wine
- 3/4 cup Strawberry Liqueur
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- 1/2 cup Strong Coffee
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- 2 Tablespoons Sugar
- 2 teaspoons Instant Vanilla Pudding
- 2 Tablespoons Cocoa Powder
- Sliced strawberries for garnish
- In a mixing bowl, whisk together jam and liqueurs.
- Wash and clean strawberries. Remove stems and slice berries lengthwise. Toss strawberries with jam mixture and set in refrigerator until needed.
- Combine the pasteurized eggs and sugar in a stainless steel mixing bowl and place the bowl in a pan containing simmering water. Whisk the mixture briskly for a minute or so and then pour in a steady stream the 3/4 cup Marsala and 3/4 cup Strawberry Liqueur. Add vanilla powder and continue whisking untill mixtures thickens to a custard consistancy. DO NOT allow the mixture to scramble!
- Remove the bowl from the hot water and place the bowl into a larger bowl containing some ice to allow it to cool, you will add the whipped cream cheese after the mixture cools.
- While custard is cooling, prepare about 24 of the lady fingers by combining the 1/2 cup strong coffee and 1/2 cup coffee liqueur in a bowl wide enough to be able to dip the ladyfingers lengthways. Dip each Lady Finger sideways into the coffee mixture briefly to soak each half with the coffee mixture. Now, place each Lady Finger standing against the side of the straight sided serving dish. Place a layer of plain undipped Lady fingers across the bottom of the dish. Set this aside for awhile while finishing the custard.
- To finish the custard: When cooled, whip together the custard mixture with the whipped cream cheese a few tablespoons at a time. When all the cream cheese has been incorporated, blend mixture until very smooth. Now you are ready for the final assembly.
- Spread 1/2 half of the prepared strawberries and juice over the first layer of the Lady Fingers in the serving dish. Follow by spreading 1/2 of the custard smoothly over the strawberries. Follow with the second half of the strawberries and that with the rest of the custard. Place in refrigerator while preparing the whipped cream.
- In a chilled mixing bowl, whip the cream until it begins to thicken. Sprinkle over with the sugar and vanilla pudding (acts as a stablilizer) and whip untill very thick, but do not over beat. Remove serving dish from the refrigerator and spread whipped cream over the top of the Tiramisu. Try to make the top very smooth.
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Stories from 1921 Star Courier clipping
Dangers faced by motorists on roads today include drunk drivers, roaming deer and potholes. But in 1921, autoists, as they were called in the early days of motoring, apparently had an entirely different danger to worry about — highwaymen.
Our attic exploration turned up a Monday, May 30, 1921, Star Courier with a front-page story about people traveling between Kewanee and Galva on Midland Road being held up by a band of robbers.
"Six automobile parties said to have been stopped, police are called," the smaller headline read under the lead "Bold Holdup on Road Near Here Reported Today."
A "party of hold-up men" were said to be at work on the road near Midland Country Club. "Several machines (cars) were stopped and the occupants robbed of their valuables by six masked and armed men who came from hiding places along the road," the story read.
The first account came from Dewey Lord of Galva, who was coming to Kewanee when three miles from the country club he was stopped by a party in an automobile who warned he had better turn around as they had been stopped and robbed. He apparently took the advice and returned to Galva.
Kewanee Chief of Police Ashley said the "night force" had received a call from Galva Mayor Howard Mellow that a party of men was robbing automobiles near Midland. Officers Davis and Saddler hurried to Midland in the police automobile and scoured the surrounding neighborhood but were unable to find anyone who was robbed, or any trace of the robbers.
The article also reported, "Several times of late complaint has been made against the actions of a gang of rowdies who make a practice of causing a disturbance along the road between Wethersfield village and Midland Club."
So, next time you're driving between Kewanee and Galva on Midland Road, be on the lookout for that "gang of rowdies" and at all costs, avoid being held up!
Still with the motoring theme, the big news on May 30, 1921, was the ninth running of the 500-mile Memorial Day dash. "Indianapolis Auto Races Today" read the largest headline across the top of the front page.
The story was written by J.L. O'Sullivan, United Press correspondent, and said, "During the night the highways were lined with camp fires of those who gathered early to obtain the most desirable position inside the oval track."
Sweltering heat was predicted to prevent record-breaking speeds on the hot Speedway bricks. Twenty-three cars manned by drivers from four nations were entered — American, French, British and Italian.
Total prize money offered was $100,000 of which a purse of $20,000 went to the winner and $10,000 for second place. The winner of each of the first 150 laps received $100, and a similar amount was paid to the winner of every alternate lap after the 150th.
The names of old cars are always interesting, mainly because they no longer exist and we've never heard of most of them.
The favorite was a French-made car called the Ballot, driven by a man listed only as De Palma. "Hopes of the American racers this year were banked on the Duesenberg and Frontenac racing creations," the story said. The Americans were faced with the task of beating an imposing array of Peugeots, Sunbeams and a Talbot-Barracq, it went on to say.
Apparently the race had not been completed, and may not have even started, by the time the newspaper went to press since there is no mention of the start of the race, who was leading, or who won.
Utilizing modern technology, the Star Courier's resident racing fan, Rocky Stuffelbeam, went to the Internet and found that Ralph DePalma dominated the early running, but failed to win the 1921 "500." He led 109 laps, and had a two-lap lead at the halfway point when a connecting rod broke and he dropped out on lap 112. DePalma retired with one win, and 612 laps led, a record which would not be matched for 67 years until Al Unser Sr. tied it in 1987.
American Tommy Milton won the first of his two 500 victories May 30, 1921 accompanied by riding mechanic Harry Franck, which was the practice back then. He drove a Louis Chevrolet at an average speed of 89.62 mph.
Only 8 of the 23 cars finished the race with Americans behind the wheel of the first six placers. Reasons for dropping out included broken water hoses, rods, axles and a lost hood. Crashes eliminated three cars and one hit the wall.
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CTA kicks off Red Line South Construction ProjectWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) kicked off of the $425-million Red Line South Reconstruction Project May 19.
The CTA has temporarily ceased service along the 10.2-mile Red Line branch between Cermak-Chinatown to 95th Street for five months to build a brand new railroad from the ground up. The reconstruction will speed up round-trips between 95th Street and downtown and provide South Side customers with a smoother ride and fewer service interruptions through better reliability and on-time performance.
The shutdown will allow the work to be completed in the quickest, most cost-efficient manner. By doing the work over five months versus on weekends over four years, the CTA will save $75 million, money it is investing into rehabilitating eight of nine rail stations along the Red Line South branch. The ninth station, 95th Street Terminal, will be reconstructed in a separate, $240-million project next year.
"The Red Line South Reconstruction Project is a critical component to modernizing our railroad and to the economic development of Chicago's South Side," said CTA Chairman Terry Peterson. "Our customers and their neighborhoods will benefit for decades to come from this investment that CTA is making now."
The Red Line South project includes replacing all ties, rails, third rail, drainage and communications systems and ballast. Station work includes lighting replacement or refurbishment, new signage, floor reglazing/repair, painting, cleaning and new elevators at the Garfield, 63rd and 87th stations.
"The CTA will provide our customers with a brand new railroad that will reduce round-trip commutes by 20 minutes and make traveling along the Red Line South a smoother, more reliable and more comfortable experience," said CTA President Forest Claypool.
Built in 1969, the south Red Line tracks are well beyond their expected lifespan. Despite ongoing repairs and maintenance, 40 percent of the branch included slow zones. In some cases, trains that would normally travel up to 55 mph were instead running at 15 mph.


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Jean Stanford died March 12, 2013
Jean Chesbro Stanford passed away on March 12, 2013. Jean Stanford was born in Heber Springs, Arkansas, February 15, 1917 to to Jay and Josephine Williamson Chesbro. She was one of nine children, seven girls and two boys.
She is survived by James M. Stanford, her husband, and a sister, Mrs. Wanda Sue Chesbro Sandage, 10 nieces and nephews, many grand nieces and nephews.
Services to be announced later. Memorials may be made to Waychoff Senior Center (320 Trailwood Drive, Heber Springs.)


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Etna High senior runner John Whelan has recently signed a National Letter of Intent to compete in cross country and track and field at Pac-12 school Washington State.
Whelan is considered one of the top runners in the state. Last November, Whelan took second overall in state in Division 5 at the CIF Cross Country Championships in Fresno. He also is considered a top runner in the distance events in track and field.
Last spring, in the 3,200 meter race, he took second overall in the Northern Section Championships.. He is set to compete for the Lions this spring again in track and field. At this time, the Lions first meet is on March 12 in Yreka.
Whelan is also a 4.0 student and plans to study engineering in college
Below, John answers a few questions about signing a letter of intent with the Cougars.
John, I heard you have picked Washington State over Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Could you tell me a bit about the process, such as visiting the two campuses and meeting the coaches and how you came to your decision. What was it about Washington State that appealed to you?
Cal Poly and WSU were the only schools I took official visits to, which is essentially a recruiting trip paid by the athletics department. At both places I stayed on campus for a few days while a current student-athlete on the team showed me around campus and the towns.
It is basically spending a lot of time with the team, getting an idea of what a day in life at the college is like. It was a hard decision, but I liked the combination of factors at WSU just a little more. I really loved everything there: the team chemistry, the school, the town and area.
It's a major university in a small rural town, which was a perfect fit for me. Plus, I get to experience the highest level of NCAA competition by being in the PAC-12 Conference. The distance team there is a program on the rise. They won two individual events at there conference championships for indoor track last weekend, and our goal next cross country season is to qualify for the NCAA cross country nationals.
Also, what sort of scholarship or athletic package did you get offered.
At WSU I am receiving 15 percent for athletics, 20 percent for academics -bringing the total costs down to the cost of a California State University. There is the possibility of receiving more merit aid still, and the athletic aid can increase in subsequent years if I run well there. WSU was not my cheapest option, but I took a financial leap of faith to go where I wanted to the most.
What is it about engineering that appeals to you?
I like math and science, how things work, and solving problems. These are basically what engineering is.
Once you graduate from college what are your career plans at this time?
Go into a career in mechanical engineering
Can you tell me a bit about your upcoming track and field season at Etna High. What events are you competing in and what are your goals for the season.
I'll be running all the distance events, with a focus on the 3200 meter race. My main goals are to lead my team to another league and division title, set some PR's along the way, and qualify to state in the 3200m and see what I can do there. We should have strong teams again, with a lot of younger athletes that can add a lot to our team — both this year and for many seasons to come.
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BOULDER -- Boulder County prosecutors filed charges Wednesday against a Longmont couple accused of stealing so much merchandise from Walmart stores that the total worth reached felony levels.
Ricky Woodall and Christina Rogers-Woodall are accused of stealing electronics, DVDs, games, toys and household goods from stores in Longmont, Loveland and Lafayette. Police initially suspected the couple was part of a larger shoplifting ring, but ultimately concluded they were stealing for personal use and to sell goods for cash profits.
Woodall is being held on a $10,000 bond on two counts of felony theft, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, possession of burglary tools, theft by receiving and a pawnbroker violation. He is being held without bond on a previous domestic-violence related felony menacing charge. Rogers-Woodall is being held without bond because she was on probation at the time of her arrest. She was charge on suspicion of felony theft, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, possession of burglary tools, theft by receiving, and a pawnbroker violation and complicity. He is due to return to Boulder County Court on March 4 for a preliminary hearing. She is due in court on Feb. 20 for a hearing on the probationer arrest.
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Students can now apply for sponsorship to Agriculture Future of America's annual personal and professional development conference. The 2013 AFA Leaders Conference will be held Nov. 7-10 in Kansas City, Mo.
Students can now apply for sponsorship to Agriculture Future of America's annual personal and professional development conference. The 2013 AFA Leaders Conference will be held Nov. 7-10 in Kansas City, Mo.
Since 1997, AFA has hosted the AFA Leaders Conference to provide unique opportunities to college men and women pursuing agricultural careers. Through the generosity of AFA's partners, students can apply for Conference sponsorship, which covers program registration, curriculum materials, lodging and meals. Travel is not included.
As a four-track program, Conference offers four different learning opportunities, complementing the student's year in college. Track 1 focuses on industry and self-assessment and assists freshman students with developing fundamental soft skills crucial for success in college and their careers. Track 2 equips sophomores with communication skills. Track 3 prepares juniors and seniors to live and work in a global market and manage change. Track 4 is a capstone experience for seniors who have attended Track 3. Focusing on lifelong learning, Track 4 is a highly interactive, participant-directed program, including extensive executive mentoring opportunities.
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Dennis Rodman has sung "Happy Birthday" to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un before leading a squad of former NBA stars onto the court at a Pyongyang stadium for a game Rodman said is part of his "basketball diplomacy" with the North that has been heavily criticized in the United States.
Rodman dedicated the game Wednesday to his "best friend" Kim, who along with his wife and other senior officials and their wives watched from a special seating area.
The capacity crowd of about 14,000 clapped loudly as Rodman sang a verse from the birthday song.
Along with Rodman, the former NBA players included ex-All Stars Kenny Anderson, Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker. Also on the roster were Craig Hodges, Doug Christie, Charles D. Smith and four streetballers.
The game is a new milestone in Rodman's unusual relationship with Kim, who rarely meets with foreigners and remains a mystery to much of the outside world. Kim, who inherited power after the death of his father in late 2011, is believed to be in his early thirties, but his age has not been officially confirmed. Until recently, his birthday was also not widely known — though it was quietly observed elsewhere around the capital Wednesday.


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==External Links==
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* [http://www.valleyskeptic.com/george.htm George Carlin on Religion and Prayer] (full version)
* [http://www.valleyskeptic.com/george.htm George Carlin on Religion and Prayer] (full version)
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- "Now, you come along, and pray for something. Well suppose the thing you want isn't in God's Divine Plan? What do you want Him to do? Change His plan? Just for you? Doesn't it seem a little arrogant? It's a Divine Plan. What's the use of being God if every run-down shmuck with a two-dollar prayerbook can come along and fuck up Your Plan?"
Prayer is the act of mentally speaking to a god, to profess loyalty or ask for favors.
Christianity and Prayer
Prayer in the New Testament is presented as a positive command (Colossians 4:2; 1 Thessalonians 5:17). Christians are challenged to include prayer in their everyday life, even in the busy struggles of marriage (1 Corinthians 7:5) as it brings people closer to God.
Prayer in the New Testament is also presented as being completely dependable. For example:
- Matthew 7:7 "Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For every one who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened. Or what man of you, if his son asks him for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a serpent? If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask him!"
- Matthew 17:20 "For truly, I say to you, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to you."
- Matthew 21:21 "I tell you the truth, if you have faith and do not doubt, not only can you do what was done to the fig tree, but also you can say to this mountain, 'Go, throw yourself into the sea,' and it will be done. If you believe, you will receive whatever you ask for in prayer."
- Mark 11:24 "Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours."
- John 14:12-14 "Truly, truly, I say to you, he who believes in me will also do the works that I do; and greater works than these will he do, because I go to the Father. Whatever you ask in my name, I will do it, that the Father may be glorified in the Son; if you ask anything in my name, I will do it."
- Matthew 18:19 "Again I say to you, if two of you agree on earth about anything they ask, it will be done for them by my Father in heaven. For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them."
Thus, the stipulations one must fulfill for having their prayers answered are these:
- Have faith. It doesn't matter how much, for even someone with the faith of a mustard seed will have their prayers answered.
- Don't doubt in your faith.
- Believe in Jesus and the works that he does.
- Believe that you will recieve what you pray for.
- If you really want your prayer answered, get a group of people to all pray for the same thing.
The Bible says that if you adhere to these rules then this is what God will do for you:
- He will answer your prayers, no matter what you ask for.
- Nothing will be impossible for you if you pray about it.
Objections to Prayer
- As the George Carlin quote suggests, the act of prayer seems a little odd for people with belief in a god who is supposed to be omniscient and omnibenevolent. Clearly an omniscient god would already be aware of your problems and know what you want. Ultimately, your request may be regarded by God as either good or evil. If it is good, then why would God not have granted your wishes already? If it is evil, then why would God ever grant your request?
- Billions of people pray for various things every day. Many of the prayer requests are even contradictory. For instance, in a football game, often the players and fans on both sides are praying to win. If God answers prayers, which side should He choose? The side that prays loudest?
- Christians often state that God can answer prayers in one of three ways; "yes", "no", or "wait". This makes God no different from random chance. After all, when you pray if can either happen (i.e. God answers "yes"), not happen (God answers "no), or you have to wait to see if it will happen (God answers "wait").
- As the famous question goes, "why won't God heal amputees?" Prayers for things like Cancer that naturally go into remission on their own are answered all the time, yet miracles that could never be misconstrued for random chance like the regrowth of a lost limb are never answered.
- Some people say that it isn't God's will to perform unambiguous miracles through prayer. However, if it's all just God's will then why pray? God will just do what he wants to whether you pray about it or not.
- Christians might also say that God doesn't want to provide unambiguous proof of his own existance since this would deny faith. However, this rationalization ignores the myriad of times in the Bible that he does just that.
- Another common rationalization is that God uses unanswered prayers to demonstrate his power through the suffering person's life. For example, a patient with terminal cancer whose faith is deepened because of their ordeal. This begs the question, however, of why an all-knowing and all-loving God couldn't think of a less painful way to accomplish that particular goal.
- A less common rationalization is that a person who gets their leg shot off in a way chose to be on that battlefield of their own free will and, thus, God has no obligation to heal them. However, this ignores the millions born with missing limbs that were never healed. It's not that God ignores some amputees, it's that he ignores all amputees.
- Some might say that God does heal amputees by divinely inspiring doctors and scientists to cure them. This, however, is easily refuted by Occam's Razor. God's inspiration isn't necessary for doctors and scientists to find ways to cure amputees.
- Others say that God can't be tested since he's so much higher than us. This ignores the story of Doubting Thomas who did exactly that and who recieved the proof he asked for.
- Some Christians say that Jesus never specified when he would answer prayers and that maybe he will answer them in the afterlife. This is unfair since God apparently answers so many other prayers during the believers' lifetimes. Also, the verses quoted above are unambiguous in the fact that they state that whatever you ask for you'll get during your life.
- Some might bring up the objection that these verses aren't to be taken literally. Firstly, the verses themselves are certainly written like they should be taken literally. Secondly, if this objection is used the believer must provide an objective reason why these verses are non-literal. If no reason can be provided then the verses should continue to be taken literally.
- Finally, when all else fails a Christian might say "People have believed in Jesus for 2,000 years. There must be a good reason for it." This is a non-sequiter since just because a belief has persisted for a long time doesn't mean there's a good reason for it. Secondly, just because people have believed something for 2,000 years doesn't mean it's correct. Certainly any Christian would protest if someone said that Islam was correct because people have believed it for over a thousand years; they must have a good reason for it.
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince a Winner at Teen Choice Awards
Aug 10, 2009
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At ceremonies held last night in Los Angeles, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was named a winner at the Teen Choice Awards. As noted previously, the film had been nominated as in the "Summer Movie Action Adventure" category, with fans all over the world voting for the sixth Harry Potter film; complete list of winners found here. The Teen Choice Awards will be broadcast tonight at 10:00pm on the Fox television network. While none of the current cast attended the event, photos from the event can be seen here at Just Jared (Rob Pattinson, Cedric from GoF), and here from Getty.


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Local activist group Waynepeace, founded in 2002, heads into its second decade with a discussion about the state of the peace and justice agenda in the Obama's second term. The discussion will take place Tuesday, Feb. 5, at 5:15 p.m., at the Wayne County Public Library on North Main Street in Honesdale.
Following the 2012 presidential campaign, many issues remain unresolved, and new battles loom on the horizon. From drone warfare to economic inequality, firearms to fracking - what are the priorities now for those interested in creating a more just, peaceful and sustainable society? What kinds of witness, education and action will be called for? Everyone who has an interest in such issues is invited to join the members of Waynepeace in planning for the coming year, and re-evaluating the Waynepeace platform.
Refreshments will be served. Use of Wayne County Public Library facilities by Waynepeace does not constitute an endorsement by WCPL of Waynepeace's policies or positions. For more information, visit Waynepeace's website at waynepeace.wordpress.com.


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Brash adventurer Peter Quill finds himself the object of an unrelenting bounty hunt after stealing a mysterious orb coveted by Ronan, a powerful villain with ambitions that threaten the entire universe. To evade the ever-persistent Ronan, Quill is forced into an uneasy truce with a quartet of disparate misfits-Rocket, a gun-toting...
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Brash adventurer Peter Quill finds himself the object of an unrelenting bounty hunt after stealing a mysterious orb coveted by Ronan, a powerful villain with ambitions that threaten the entire universe. To evade the ever-persistent Ronan, Quill is forced into an uneasy truce with a quartet of disparate misfits-Rocket, a gun-toting raccoon, Groot, a tree-like humanoid, the deadly and enigmatic Gamora and the revenge-driven Drax the Destroyer. But when Quill discovers the true power of the orb and the menace it poses to the cosmos, he must do his best to rally his ragtag rivals for a last, desperate stand-with the galaxy's fate in the balance.
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As the most anticipated blockbuster of the year, Guardians of the Galaxy has a ton of marks to hit. Almost immediately, it reveals its lackluster aim in a few of these departments. Director James Gunn, working with a budget that amounts to 10 times the cash allowed for his previous two features combined, shows that he has a lot to learn in bringing action scenes to life. The large-scale aerial battles neglect coherent geography; the hand-to-hand combat takes place in a virtual fog machine. When he aims to jump from one piece of his temperately constructed world to the next, the seams are bold and abject. The film's narrative is jagged, its exposition is clunky, and its sense of rhythm seems to vanish altogether from time to time. And that score… oh, my, that score.
So with technical flaws coming out the wazoo, you'll really have to touch the personal to figure out why and how Guardians of the Galaxy manages to be one of the most wonderful blockbuster movies in ages.
You'll have to think back to your earliest experiences with superheroes, science fiction, and adventure. Perhaps back to your first big screen encounter with Star Wars - for me, a trip to Flushing, Queens' multiplex with my uninterested father (if it's not The Sting, he's not into it) and ecstatic pal Timothy in 1997 - the film to which Guardians owes just as much as Godzilla does to Jurassic Park, though with an attitude less pious than devilishly affectionate.
That distinction in reverence is where you'll find your connection to Guardians of the Galaxy, a movie that is just as much a tribute to the experience of watching the past half-century's slate of great fantastical epics as it is to the features themselves. Guardians, a movie that treats itself with the same degree of cheek as it does its predecessors, celebrates everything that happens in the theater during a spectacle of its ilk. It celebrates the wisecracks we can't help but whisper to our neighbors after a dramatic set piece, the often glossed-over character beats that showcase a scar beneath the heroism of every Skywalker and Solo (rejoice: this film is heavy on the Hans, light on the Lukes). It celebrates our curiosity about every odd shot, creature, and plot contrivance scrapped from focus in the interest of the Hero's Journey. Guardians celebrates just how much we always hate to say how much more we'd love these movies if they went all the way bananas.
Which, for sure, this one does. The movie bands together the strangest assortment of characters - a jackass space punk (Chris Pratt), a reformed intergalactic assassin (Zoe Saldana), a humorless (and yet the funniest of the bunch) alien menace (Dave Bautista), and a misanthropic raccoon thief (Bradley Cooper) and his kindhearted tree bodyguard (Vin Diesel) - on what amounts to a convoluted brazen rejection of Marvel's usual A-to-B storyline: there's a powerful orb, and about a half dozen villains, varying in villainy, who want to get their hands on it for disparate villainous reasons… any attempt to further access the mythology will render you a huddled, nauseated mess.
Throughout this technical haze, Guardians carries forth with more spirit than anything Marvel has put out to date. Its characters aren't limited by the sincerity of their sacrosanct brethren; Pratt is encouraged to make his Peter Quill the most engaging hero a film of this scale has seen to date. Quill and his literal partners in crime are used toward the perfect end of playing expansively with every trope that we've seen in blockbuster past, of tackling every question and quip that has found fertile soil in the brains of three generations of captivated genre fans. And all this, quite remarkably, without expensing the movie's earnest construction. That's because Guardians builds its world from the ground up with the heart inherent in that fandom. The kind of heart that loves these movies, but also the exciting, active, imaginative game that i
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quote:Originally posted by GusteroniI gotta say Neil Peart's drum version of the Hockey Night in Canada song kicks a$$ and it gets me pumped. If you want to download it go to TSN's NHL page and you will find it there, you will not be disappointed.When Hell freezes over, I'll play hockey there too.
quote:Originally posted by I HATE CROSBYYou're Missing that Don Cherry Techno rap he did on Rock em Sock em 5 (1993)....One of the lines goes "Probert, Probert, he's are man, When he hits you it's WAM BAM"It's so bad....Something about an elderly man rapping just doesn't seem right.I HATE CROSBY
quote:Originally posted by Guest4016Although Fifty Mission cap is a great entry there are other better Hip songs about hockey. "Fireworks" obviously, "Lonely End of the Rink" is great and "As I Wind Down the Pines", and other lines like "I could dance with the puck, in a telephone booth you said, I don't give a f***." Try downloading Wayne Gretzky by Goldfinger.
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A generation of Americans came of age with one common understanding of HIV: A positive test result was effectively considered a death sentence.
But 30 years� worth of research and progressive improvements in the treatment of HIV infection have altered that dark reality significantly. Today the medical community classifies HIV as a chronic condition that�s controllable with medication and healthy lifestyle choices.
The development and expanded awareness of antiretroviral medications have been critical to controlling the HIV epidemic, and slowing the progression of illness for individual patients. But the supporting role of diet and nutrition in optimizing those medications is also important.
In fact, the experiences of HIV patients over the past three decades have greatly informed the way other illnesses are treated � in particular the relationship between diet and the effectiveness of, or tolerance for, a wide variety of medications treating a broad range of conditions.
Cancer patients managing through exhaustive chemotherapy and other treatments must have diets compatible with courses of drugs that very often can make even the simplest foods a challenge to keep down. And the effective treatment of diabetes is closely linked with proper diet and lifestyle, placing much of the success in controlling that condition in the hands of the patient.
This is important in the communities of Worcester County, where the prevalence of people living with HIV/AIDS has actually grown since 2000, and the annual number of infection diagnoses has held steady at about 50.
In Worcester, cancer was the number one cause of premature death among people under the age of 75 in 2008. And in a state, like many across the nation, where diabetes is on track to reach pandemic proportions, occurrences in Worcester are above the state average. More than 8 percent of the city�s population is battling the disease.
Medically tailored meals are a vital part of the overall treatment plan for these patients, as well as those managing HIV infection. But for many living with these challenges, the economics of proper nutrition are unfortunately an additional hurdle.
More than 18 percent of Worcester residents live below the poverty line, compared to 10 percent statewide.
The reality of any illness is that it impacts the entire household of an individual patient. And in families battling poverty, the reverberating effect can be devastating. Patients with children often face the hard choice of providing for the family, or feeding themselves properly to achieve the best medical outcome. Nobody should have to face such a painful decision.
It�s for these reasons that Community Servings � a nonprofit which provides free home-delivered meals to more than 1,300 clients battling chronic illness in 18 communities � expanded service to Worcester in September.
It can be extremely difficult for individuals to cook for themselves and their families while battling severe illness. Having access to nutritious and medically tailored meals can often mean the difference between remaining at home with family and entering a hospital or other care facility.
To apply for service, clients must submit a completed intake packet, including a medical certification form completed by their doctor or nurse. Once paperwork has been submitted, Community Servings may contact the client, their doctor or case manager directly to complete the most accurate eligibility assessment. Application information can be found online at: http://www.servings.org/programs/app_process.cfm
The data on chronic illness and poverty is a clear indication that a need exists in Worcester for this type of home meal delivery. The last thing patients battling serious illness should be worrying about is how to feed themselves and their families. Removing that worry helps patients maintain their health and dignity, and preserve the integrity of their families.
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The Yreka Miner boys varsity basketball team finally won a Northern Athletic League game, downing Lassen at home 57-48 Friday night. The last time the Miners won an NAL varsity boys basketball game was on Feb. 19, 2010 when they defeated Anderson at home 50-42. Yreka had gone 0-17 in the NAL before Friday's victory.
A packed house at Miner Gym loudly cheered for their team as the crowd got louder and louder as it became clear in the fourth quarter the game Yreka would get the long awaited NAL win.
When asked how important this victory was for the the Miners, sophomore Ty Currie replied, "It's a big one us." "It was a team effort."
"It helps gets our confidence up," junior Kaden Culp added and said it was a great feeling to finally get a win in league and said the team is ready to continue to perform well in the NAL the rest of the way.
Head coach Christian Birch, who was head coach the last time the Miners won an NAL game, commended his team for the way they banded together and earned the win. This included being able to hold on for the win despite having starter Tyler Johnson collect four fouls early in the fourth, as did starter Kaden Culp later in the contest and patches of the game where they would constantly miss shots. "We stayed composed," he said.
Yreka trailed 11-9 after a quarter of play. With a little more than five minutes left in the quarter the Miners trailed 17-13. That's when Yreka got things going and went on a 12-0 run. With 4:30 left in the quarter Johnson made a basket to tie thing up at 17-17. Yreka led 25-17 near the end of the quarter before the Grizzlies were able to cut the lead to 27-22 at the half.
In the third quarter, the Miners were able to hold onto the lead and had a 39-35 advantage at the end of the quarter. To start the fourth quarter, Currie drained a three-pointer as the crowd the went wild and could sense the Miners were headed to a win. While Lassen got as close as five Yreka was able to hold on for the nine-point victory.
Curie finished with 14 points, seven assists and five rebounds. Travis Robison had 12 points and six rebounds. Culp had nine points and five assists and Tevin Cadola finished with nine points and five assist. Johnson has six points and 10 rebounds and Quaid Blanchard finished with three points and10 rebounds for the Miners. Yreka improved to 8-10 for the season and 1-1 in the NAL. The Grizzlies fell to 8-12 overall and 0-3 in the NAL.
Birch said that the team has put in a lot of hard work to turn things and said it's a great feeling for him and the team to being to see their effort finally paying off.
In the freshman game, Yreka won 59-49. Yreka lost the junior varsity game 71-49. Photos from all three games can be found on the Daily News Facebook page,
On Tuesday, the Miners head to Shasta Lake City to face Central Valley. On Friday, Yreka is at Anderson.
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The Yreka Miner boys varsity basketball team finally won a Northern Athletic League game, downing Lassen at home 57-48 Friday night. The last time the Miners won an NAL varsity boys basketball game was on Feb. 19, 2010 when they defeated Anderson at home 50-42. Yreka had gone 0-17 in the NAL before Friday's victory.


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Clayton Fire Company defeated Dover Fire Department 69-22 in a flag football game Saturday at Smyrna High that doubled as a benefit for the U.S. Marines' Toys for Tots Program.
The price of admission was one new, unwrapped toy for a child up to 12 years old. Cash donations were also accepted for the Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund to assist firefighters in New York and New Jersey who were victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Clayton Fire Company would like to thank their sponsors/supporters: Smyrna School District for use of the stadium, the SHS band, D by D Printing, Procter & Gamble, RWM Embroidery, and Capt. Larry Duhadaway.


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Brock's Collision Center & Auto Repair: For expert auto body repair
You might not think that the rising problems with identity theft and an auto body center have much in common, but according to Anthony Broccoli, owner of Brock's Collision Center & Auto Repair, there is an important tie between them. In these fast-paced times of interconnectivity and easily-accessible personal information, one must be more vigilant than ever in protecting one's identity from opportunistic predators. This is why Anthony "Brock" is so committed to keeping the personal information of his large customer base PRIVATE. In fact, it is his policy is to keep only a client's name, phone number and vehicle maintenance records. That's it. He keeps no information, including addresses or credit card information, that could in any way put that client at risk for identity theft. Even when others ask why Anthony doesn't send out mailings advertising his business, he replies: "If you do things right, people will remember you when they need repair work done." It's as simple as that. The work done at this 3066 Post Road shop speaks for itself. Your vehicle AND your identity are safe with Brock's Collision Center & Auto Body Repair.
Brock's Collision Center is a full service, one-stop shop that offers a wide range of repair work for all automobile makes and models. The highly trained and skilled technicians here bring both years of experience and the latest in technology, including advanced computer diagnostics, to their work. If your car is involved in an accident - whether it is a small "fender-bender" or an unfortunate incident that yields more serious damage, this team will work tirelessly to restore your vehicle to its original condition and to get you back on the road as quickly as possible.
While well recognized for their superior body work on exteriors, Brock's Collision Center also does repair work from simple tune-ups and oil changes to the extensive jobs of engine repair, brakes, transmissions and more. Bring your vehicle to Brock's and they will diagnose the problem and repair your vehicle with honesty, fairness, affordable pricing and attention to detail.
If you have the misfortune of being involved in an accident - big or small - Anthony Broccoli reminds his customers that by law, vehicle owners are free to employ the repair shop of their own choosing and are not obligated to use one that their insurance agencies refer them to. If your car is drivable, bring it into Brock's and let the team help you with all the details. As Anthony says, "It may not be as bad as it seems. I can often do the repair work for less than the cost of the deductible." Make Brock's Collision Center your first call.
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Roland Delorme
TRAINING: A typical day of training consists of wrestling in the morning with my three-year-old (she hits a mean double leg), running in the afternoon to get my cardio in and at night all my training partners take turns beating the living hell out of me. After all that, the fight should be easy.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I've always been fighting. Even before I trained MMA it's always been a passion of mine; I always like to test myself against other people
What ranks and titles have you held? I've been ranked in the top ten in Canada for over two years
Do you have any heroes? No
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It means I get to support my family doing what I love without the need to have a second job.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No
What was your job before you started fighting? I used to own a small pickup and delivery pizza place for the last five years
Ranks in any martial arts styles: Black belt in judo and a brown belt in jiu-jitsu
Favorite grappling technique: Choking someone out
Favorite striking technique: Punching someone in the face
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Posted on November 2, 2009
Somebody asked me if his first edition of a book by a Really Big Name was worth much. "Well," says I, "A lot can depend on how early it is."
He broke in, "It's really old. It goes back to the 1970s!"
After burying the body, I realized I could have been a bit clearer. What frequently matters when pricing a first edition by a famous author is how early it came in the author's career. See, after an author hits it big, the publisher will print a couple million copies, but for a first timer, 20,000 may well do. Thus the book published when Nobel Laureate Jan Doe was a Hamburger Hotel hostess with literary dreams winds up being 100 times harder to get than the one from twenty years later, when she was on the Bestseller Lists month after month and owned controlling stock in Hamburger Hotel. The price is often (not always) correspondingly higher as well.
Famously, the British publisher of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone printed only 5,000 copies. That, as much as the fact that the book set off a worldwide phenomenon, is what makes the price so high. The same goes for other phenoms. The Stephen King market has its ups and downs, as do Anne Rice sales. But for their first books, Carrie and Interview With a Vampire, the price will always run high.
What's even better is if the author's first book is something completely different from what brought fame and (one hopes) fortune. Nobel winner William Faulkner, known for his tales of a grim, steamy south, started off with a couple of books of (reportedly fairly sentimental) poetry. Jim Thompson, whose books were steamier and darker yet, began with uncredited works on Oklahoma for the WPA. And E. Annie Proulx, Pulitzer winner for The Shipping News, and author of the story which became the movie Brokeback Mountain, got her start with the Rodale Press, writing How To books. Her first book was on the making of cider, and her second was a dairy cookbook.
Of course, it's the prom picture syndrome. We all want to know what our icons were like when they were starting out, when fame and perhaps even skill were still something to be reached for, but youth and determination were trying to make up for that. Whether the reaction is "Wow, even then!" or "Who would've guessed?", one likes to see those trial efforts.
And the appeal for booksellers is that it gives us an excuse to say, "No, for Hemingway, 1973 is way too recent."


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A top Russian opposition figure has been placed under house arrest for two months, a move that also bans him from using most forms of communication, including the Internet, telephone and mail.
A Moscow court imposed the restrictions Saturday on Sergei Udaltsov after prosecutors complained he had violated a previous agreement not to leave Moscow.
Udaltsov, one of the most prominent figures of the wave of protests that arose in late 2011, is facing charges in connection with a protest in May that ended in clashes with police and for allegedly plotting to conduct mass disorder aimed at overthrowing the government.
Since Vladimir Putin returned to the Russian presidency in May, authorities have cracked down on opposition, and protests have diminished in frequency and size.
A documentary-style program aired by a Kremlin-friendly TV channel claimed that Udaltsov and his associates met with a Georgian lawmaker last autumn to raise money for organizing riots in Moscow and several other Russian cities. Udaltsov rejected the charges and said the footage was a sham.
Opposition and rights activists have denounced the case against Udaltsov and other activists as a throwback to the times of Soviet-era repression.
Since Putin returned to the Kremlin after a four-year sojourn as prime minister due to term limits, the Kremlin-dominated parliament has passed a series of laws cracking down on dissent. One law increases the fine for taking part in unsanctioned protests 150 fold to 300,000 rubles (nearly $9,000), close to the average annual salary.
Authorities also moved harshly against the feminist-provocateur band Pussy Riot, sentencing two of its members to two years in prison for performing a "punk prayer" performance in Moscow's main cathedral in which they entreated the Virgin Mary to save the country from Putin.


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The Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program has returned to Northeast Missouri.
The Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program has returned to Northeast Missouri.
The mission of the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program is to collect new, unwrapped toys during October, November and December each year, and distribute those toys as Christmas gifts to less fortunate children in the community in which the campaign is conducted.
This year, the local partner for Toys for Tots is RSVP at Douglass Community Services.
Other community partners include Hannibal Parks and Recreation, CASA, and Kids in Motion.
Collection sites for toys in Hannibal include City Hall and Douglass Community Services. Dollar General (Huck Finn Plaza) and Big Lots are also local collection sites. Coin canisters have been placed throughout the area.
All toys and money collected in Northeast Missouri will remain in Northeast Missouri.
To hold a toy drive or make a financial contribution, contact the RSVP office at (573) 221-3892, extension 247.


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Sometimes disaster strikes nearby and we don't even know it. Two years ago, disaster struck Butler County in a rural community called the Woodlands.
Aptly named, the Woodlands is a rustic area where country roads wind through quiet woods, and houses nestle among tall trees. It's the kind of place where it wouldn't be surprising to spot a red fox trotting at the edge of a wood line.
Some of the best water around could be found in parts of the Woodlands — cold, clear, abundant water.
That was until two years ago when disaster struck.
Strange things started to happen. Some of the residents began to experience vomiting, diarrhea, rashes, nosebleeds and unbearable headaches.They watched their pets die — dogs, cats, goats.
Tap water that had been clear for years suddenly turned black, purple or orange — or just wasn't there any more.
So now, each Monday, almost 25 Woodlands families have to drive to a "water bank" at the White Oak Springs Presbyterian Church near Connoquenessing to pick up 20 or 25 gallons of donated drinking water.
The amount is not enough and is less than what the Red Cross considers the minimum required for an emergency — two gallons per person per day.
It has been heartbreaking to learn what the residents have to go through every day. They think about water all the time — how to make it last a week.
It means a person uses only a quarter-cup of water when brushing his or her teeth. Showering means pouring two gallons of water over one's head, one more for washing one's hair.
Now that people know about this disaster — one that came after Marcellus Shale gas wells were drilled near the Woodlands — we can do something about it.
Email waterforwoodlands//sites.google.com/site/waterforwoodlands. We can help make sure our neighbors have life's most basic need: water.


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Nebraska and adidas Extend Partnership
LINCOLN, Neb. - March 15, 2013 - The University of Nebraska Athletic Department and adidas today announced a new contract that extends their partnership through 2018. The contract was approved Friday by the Board of Regents at their meeting in Lincoln.
The five-year contract between Nebraska and adidas runs through June 30, 2018 and replaces the current eight-year deal that expires at the end of June. The new contract continues a relationship that began in 1995 and grants adidas the rights to serve as Nebraska's official apparel and footwear provider for each of Nebraska's 24 varsity sports.
"We are pleased to extend our contract with adidas as we look to continue to grow and extend our Nebraska Athletics brand world-wide," Nebraska Director of Athletics Shawn Eichorst said. "Their products are of excellent quality across all sports and through the years they have also provided superior customer service to our programs. adidas has been a great partner for us and we look forward to working with them over the next five years."
The long-standing relationship between Nebraska and adidas was a key factor in the decision to continue the partnership.
"adidas and Nebraska have been partners for nearly 20 years and we look forward to continuing to work with the university, the athletic department and their student-athletes," said Chris McGuire, adidas Director of Sports Marketing. "Our new contract allows us to continue to provide footwear, apparel and accessories that help the Huskers become stronger, lighter and faster. We've had a successful history with the Huskers and the future is bright in Lincoln."
Throughout Nebraska's partnership with adidas, the company has made a commitment to service and adidas has assigned a full-time service representative to work exclusively for Nebraska's athletic programs on campus. That benefit will continue throughout the length of the new contract.
adidas has been providing innovative products for the world's best athletes for more than 50 years, from past legends to today's superstars, such as Derrick Rose, Dwight Howard, Lionel Messi, David Beckham, Robert Griffin III, Von Miller, Candace Parker and Heather O'Reilly. adidas is the official uniform and apparel provider for the National Basketball Association and Major League Soccer and develops high-performance footwear, apparel and accessories for more than 70 collegiate programs including Nebraska, Notre Dame, Michigan, Texas A&M, UCLA, Tennessee, Indiana, Wisconsin and Louisville.


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Dinner, including roast hog, baked beans, coleslaw, chips and dessert, will be served beginning at 4:30 p.m. and the auction will start promptly at 5:30 p.m.
"We appreciate the Elks, the community, people who donate, people who come to the benefit and the people who buy the auction items," said office manager Tammy Futch.
She and volunteer coordinator Val Romero were busy Wednesday organizing items for the auction. There will be a wide variety of items up for bid this year, including a Traeger grill, Dale Earnhardt bowling ball, one meal a week for a year at J&L Café, quilts, woodcarvings, purses, gift baskets and much more.
The community support, not just for the benefit, but for all that Hospice does, is greatly appreciated.
"We couldn't do this without community support," said Futch.
A total of $47,635 in auction proceeds and donations of $7,359 were raised at last year's event.
Funds raised will go towards purchasing medications, durable medical equipment, bereavement groups and other non-reimbursed services.
Hospice of the Plains is a non-profit organization that serves more than 9,000 square miles in northeastern Colorado, including Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma counties.
The organization provides palliative (comfort) care to individuals whose illness is not curable. Palliative care focuses on making the person as comfortable as possible by managing the symptoms of the disease. Hospice's goal is to maximize the patient's quality of life.
They provide supportive services (physical, social, spiritual and emotional) to patients, their families and significant others through a team approach. Members of the hospice team make periodic home visits. On-call support is also available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for phone consultations or emergency visits.
Services can be provided in the home, nursing home/long term care or assisted living facility. When symptoms cannot be controlled elsewhere, services may be provided within a hospital.
Hospice of the Plains does not turn people away whether or not they can afford to pay for services.
Tickets for Saturday's benefit are $7, or $8 at the door, and can be purchased from the Elks Lodge by calling (970) 522-0515 or from Hospice of the Plains by calling (970) 526-7901.
To learn more about Hospice of the Plains, visit www.hospiceoftheplains.org.
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Making this pole to see how many people would be interested in a classic valve cap to eliminate their regulator.
I want one
Whats a valve cap? LOL
Making this pole to see how many people would be interested in a classic valve cap to eliminate their regulator.
Price is a factor
I agree price is a factor.
(Can't think of a funny pole joke)
If in the $20-30 range, yes.
Yes in the 20-30 price range
I want 1 (and 2 depending on final appearance). Looks like you have enough interest already. Hope for some more
Just a question....I am not trying to kill a project....Could they be made small enough to fit completely inside the front valve section? I was thinking that it could be built similar to a screw in reg with the oring going in first, etc?
this sounds interesting but im not sure I understand the concept.....as in you would replace the charger section of the valve with a cap?
So the you would have to control your velocity with a in line reg, Correct?
put me down for 1 bro!
Could it be made to still use the original side port instead of the typical end port? I don't wish to have anymore macro hanging out than I need.
I was going for an airstar Nova appearance.
OK guys I'm in. I will have them done in about 3 weeks.
1st side of the prototype is done. Just need to turn the back side and tap for the burst disc. Thinking i might do a little ball end milling kinda like the front of a flatline 4500.
Has anyone found a good deal on 1.8K burst discs?
I think it would be cool looking like the field strip screw. Knarled and curved. Small as possible.
Are you going to leave the inside solid? Drill and tap the hole all the way through?
Deus hollowed his out, but think it would be better left solid. Just my 2 cents. I am in for 1 and maybe 2 pending final price and appearance.
Thanks for pulling through for us again XMT! Next, an aluminum classic valve body (precapped or not).
I'm more partial to smooth personally. Not sure if the hollowing out is necessary or not. Would think solid would allow for a thinner cap though.
I like smooth as well, but then you need to find a way to remove it without damage. I didn't care for the holes drilled in the side to stick something for leverage. Deus' were extremely light being hollowed out, but honestly it felt weak and cheap.
A thinner cap is my vote. Flush with the back is my ideal setup (Thats currently available)
Since theres going to be a burst disk somewhere in there, is it still going to be possible to put a gauge coming straight off the back of the cap?
So with the right regulator and a RT on/off installed, would a capped classic valve go reactive?
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What pressure does the inline reg need to output at for this setup to work well? Any possibility of having an SLP tank reg and eliminate double regulation altogether?
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You can use whatever regulation device you want as long as it's adjustable to control your velocity and high-flowing enough that it won't starve the marker.
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Has anyone tried to force shoot down with high rate of fire with this setup? My only issue is a concern of velocity drop starving the valve. Since now we are dropping input pressure farther away from the dump chamber. May not happen till 12 or 15 bps. Idk. Just a curiosity of mine.
Even with these seemingly high numbers, the ball only sees around 80psi, I believe, by the time all the firing sequence actions take place.


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No. 10 Oklahoma suffered its first defeat of the season, falling to No. 29-ranked Pepperdine 7-2 Saturday at L. Dale Mitchell Park.
The loss to the Waves (7-4) snapped a 10-game winning streak to open the season for the Sooners (10-1).
Junior infielder Matt Oberste continued his solid start to the season, going 3-for-4 with a triple and his team-leading fourth home run of the year. The two-time reigning Big 12 Conference Player of the Week hit safely in 14 consecutive games dating back to the 2012.
Freshman infielder Kolbey Carpenter tallied a career-high three hits while freshman outfielder Craig Aikin contributed two base knocks.


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Fire breaks out Thursday afternoon
Kern County firefighters are on scene of a house fire in the 300 block of Montview Avenue.
The fire broke out just before 3:30 p.m. and it is the latest in a serious of fires in South Taft that have heavily damaged or destroyed four homes and at least one garage.
Three of the fires have been on Montview.
The latest fire started in an abandoned house that had been boarded up.
Check taftmidwaydriller.com for more information as it becomes available.


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One of my dad's favorite stories about me is when he took me to the Big Top to buy a kite when I was 5. We found everything we needed for 97 cents. I handed my dollar to the store clerk and waited for change. When I asked for it, he told me it was for the governor. I said I didn't want to buy a governor. After my dad and the clerk explained that the governor was going to use my 3 cents for the road to get to the store and the school I would soon attend, I acquiesced and let him keep the change I had anticipated.
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I found a website that sells family history books and what makes it unique is that with each book comes a free searchable CD, no other site offer this kind of deal.
They have those books that I have been searching for a long time.
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