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North Temple businesses ready to celebrate opening of TRAX line
04/09/2013 6:48amSeveral years and millions of dollars later, the Airport TRAX line will finally open this weekend. UTA wants to showcase all the businesses that have been affected by construction.
Fire kills horses, destroys barn
04/09/2013 7:43amA barn caught fire late Monday night, killing several horses and goats before it was put out.
Water district offers $5K for information on plant vandalism
04/09/2013 9:15amMore than $1,000 in damage was caused to the Quail Creek Hydropower Plant Sunday night when vandals trespassed and forced open a steel industrial door.
Tourist in your hometown: Utah State Capitol building
04/09/2013 11:41amThe Utah State Capitol building in Salt Lake City is a fun, educational and free destination for families.
LDS convert hopes to make Internet, world better place
04/09/2013 11:43amOf all the time you spend on the Internet each day, are you using any of that time for good? Al Fox hopes you are. She has started an effort online to get people to use it for good. She shares the hashtag, #UseTheInternetForGood on her blog and social media regularly, hoping that people will join her in making the web a better place.
75-year-old woman in critical condition after car backs into her
04/09/2013 1:03pmAn elderly woman out for a walk with her husband is now in critical condition following an auto-pedestrian accident in Cottonwood Heights Tuesday.
Photos show men who robbed Murray bank
04/09/2013 4:26pmInvestigators are asking the public for help identifying three men involved in a hostile takeover-style bank robbery in March.
UFOs, aliens topic of congressional-style hearing
04/09/2013 4:45pmFive former legislators, including former Utah Congressman Merrill Cook, are about to open a congressional-style hearing and listen to testimony from 40 researchers, military personnel and witnesses to try and uncover the truth about extraterrestrial life and to address allegations of the government's lack of transparency with regards to UFOs.
Rape Recovery Center looks for volunteers, victims to help
04/09/2013 5:53pmFor sexual assault awareness month, the Rape Recovery Center in Salt Lake City held an open house Tuesday to give people an opportunity to get involved and give hope to those who are trying to recover from a traumatic experience like rape.
Search teams locate 2 men in Book Cliffs
04/09/2013 6:03pmA search Tuesday resulted in the location of two Duchesne County men who hadn't been heard from since Monday morning.
Scammers targeting elderly claim grandchild is in jail
04/09/2013 6:57pmThe elderly parents of the director of Utah's top consumer watchdog were targeted by phone scammers Tuesday, and now Utah Department of Commerce executive director Francine Giani and her family are warning everyone else about a recurring con.
Officer justified in shooting man pointing shotgun at him, DA says
04/09/2013 7:02pmA Unified police officer was legally justified when he fired several shots at a man who apparently pointed a shotgun at him after a traffic stop, the Salt Lake County district attorney has determined.
Former attorney with history of DUI nearly hits trooper
04/09/2013 7:19pmA former Utah County defense attorney was arrested yet again on drunk-driving charges after nearly crashing into a Utah Highway Patrol trooper on I-15.
Willard Bay fuel leak contaminates groundwater
04/09/2013 7:30pmDiesel fuel from a weeks-old pipeline rupture has been seeping into the groundwater and making its way toward Willard Bay, where water quality scientists detected elevated levels of contaminants.
Wind gusts cause some damage, power outages
04/09/2013 7:37pmWinds gusting up to 70 miles per hour hit parts of northern Utah Monday night and Tuesday morning, leaving behind some damage and power outages.
High-friction pavement saves cars from sliding off dangerous road
04/09/2013 7:58pmThe Utah Department of Transportation is testing an innovative pavement in an effort to make a dangerous curve in Logan Canyon safer for drivers.
Girlfriend arrested in Moab man's death
04/09/2013 9:01pmThe girlfriend of a Grand County man whose body was pulled from the Colorado River over the weekend is now the third person arrested in connection with his death.
Videos show alleged Social Security fraudsters
04/09/2013 10:17pmVideos uncovered in an investigation by the Utah Office of the Attorney General provide evidence that saved the Social Security Administration $22 million in prevented fraud in 2012.
U.S. Attorney's Office to drop 8 cases involving WVC narcotics unit
04/09/2013 10:38pmThe U.S. Attorney's Office announced Tuesday it will drop eight federal cases handled by the West Valley City Police Department's former narcotics unit — another blow to the embattled agency.
Group wants to annex Millcreek into Holladay
04/09/2013 10:51pmFive months after a bid failed that would have incorporated Millcreek communities into a city, some residents are proposing annexing the area to Holladay.
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Raedler Finishes Fifth in Long Jump at NCAA Championships
Patrick Raedler led the Huskers on the first day, posting a fifth-place finish in the men's long jump. He saved his best jump for the final round as he notched a leap of 25-7 ¼ (7.80), securing his top-five finish in the event. The fifth-place showing marked his best finish at an NCAA Championships and closes out a stellar indoor season for the junior, as he captured the Big Ten long jump title just two weeks ago.
Janis Leitis also finished in the top-10 in the men's long jump, posting a leap of 25-4 ½ (7.73) in the third round to finish ninth in the final standings. In the women's long jump, Mara Griva recorded a leap of 19-11 ½ (6.08), coming in 10th.
Oladapo Akinmoladun took to the track in the men's 60-meter hurdles semifinals. He recorded a time of 7.84, but failed to advance to tomorrow's finals.
The Huskers will return to the Randal Tyson Track Center tomorrow for the final day of the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championships. James White will start the day for the Huskers in the men's high jump, while Leitis and Griva will compete in the men's and women's triple jump, respectively, at 6 p.m. The men's 4x400 meter relay team will close out the championships at 8:20 p.m. NCAA.com and ArkansasRazorbacks.com will have a live stream of the meet until 6 p.m., while ESPN3.com will take over the coverage for the rest of the day. Live results are available on FlashResults.com.
Day One Finishes
Men's Long Jump
Patrick Raedler-5th-25-7 ¼ (7.80)
Janis Leitis-9th-25-4 ½ (7.73)
Women's Long Jump
Mara Griva-10th-19-11 1/2 (6.08)
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PORTLAND, Ore. – Columbia men's basketball rising sophomore Grant Mullins has been named to the Canadian National Developmental Team for its exhibition series in China from June 6-20.
Mullins participated in a rigorous training camp from May 31-June 4 at the Nike World Headquarters under the direction of Canadian Senior National Team head coach Jay Triano.
Team Canada will play nine games in China before making their final selections for the FISU Summer Universiade (also known as the World University Games) roster, for which Mullins is under consideration.
The FISU Games feature the best student-athletes from across the world in one of the largest international sporting events outside of the Olympics. Kazan, Russia will serve as the host of the competition from July 6-17.
The 6-3 Burlington, Ontario native was second on the team in scoring, averaging 9.7 points per game as a first-year. Mullins scored in double-figures for the Lions 10 times, including a 20-point outburst at American on Dec. 9 and was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week on two occasions (Nov. 27, Dec. 10).
"As a basketball player, it is an honor to represent your country and I am very excited for the opportunity to go to China," Mullins said. "The training camp in Portland was awesome because I was able to play against some of the best players in Canada and learn under great coaches like Jay Triano. I am really looking forward to playing in China and hope to participate at the FISU Games next month as well."


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Boat ladders make it easier for boaters and their passengers to get in and out of the water, from a dinghy or the boat deck itself. There are a number of popular styles and Wholesale Marine carries a selection of each. We offer Boat Swim ladders manufactured by Garelick, JIF, Sea Dog, and Windline; all are high quality ladders to fit any boat.
The most popular replacement ladders are telescoping platform ladders that mount either on top of a swim platform or under a platform. We also offer Dive ladders,Portable gunwale ladders,Transom mount and Swim platforms with or without a new boat ladder. After you find the type of ladder to fit your boat you can choose between stainless steel or aluminum.
Why not make the boat boarding process easier for future boating adventures with friends and family? If you are not familiar with the ladders used on boats here are some tips to assist you in making your selection.
How Do Boat Ladders Work?
To be effective, the ladder must extend below the water line, preferably with at least 2 to 4 rungs underwater. There must also be clearance for feet and hands so that swimmers may easily climb out of the water and onto the deck. An important feature of any boat ladder is that it must fold up and out of the way when not in use or be removable and require little storage space on board.
What is the Best Boat Ladder Selection for my Craft?
1) If your powerboat is a pleasure craft you'll want a swim step ladder. These are suspended from your vessel's swim step and usually have up to three rungs. They may also fold up onto the platform when not in use.
2) Over the gunwale ladders are the most common. These are used on small sailboats and also on runabouts. Their name comes from their distinct hook shape.
3) Platform ladders extend from diving platforms which are generally placed to one side of the engine on outboard-powered craft.
4) Dive Ladders are used for many sporting activities but chiefly for swimming. These feature a central rod and crossed by its rungs. The rungs double as handholds. These boat ladders detach and mount easily to dive and swim platforms.
5) Transom ladders are used on the sailboat stern and are hinged to swing up and out of the way when the boat is under sail.
6) Designed expressly for this type of craft, pontoon ladders facilitate getting on or off your craft and feature large handrails and deep steps.
7) Portable ladders are an economical way to allow boaters and passengers to embark and disembark. These hook over your boat's gunwale, are easy to stow and will float if accidentally disengaged from the hull.
Most boat ladders are constructed from materials that weather the elements well such as non-corrosive stainless steel, aluminum and plastic. Wholesale Marine stocks every type of ladder for your boating life from the top manufacturers. If you have additional questions or are seeking advice on which ladder is best for your craft, contact us and we'll be glad to review your options with you.


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Ever wanted to eat some oxtail? Or spread fig with sesame jam on your pita? Or bite into freshly made mozzarella on Italian bread? Or spice up your diet with authentic South Asian, Italian, and Latino staples?
The Reporter staff found some interesting food items in Hudson County's ethnic grocery stores and supermarkets.
Read on to sample the delicacies.
South Asian/Indian: From fresh cumin to snack chips
Given the store's name alone, one might not expect much from Apna Bazar Cash + Carry located at 2975 Kennedy Blvd. in Jersey City. But Hudson County's thriving, growing South Asian community swears by this supermarket at Jersey City's renowned India Square.
"We always come here to shop. It's the only place I can come and find things I need," said Indira Sengupta, a Secaucus resident who often takes the No. 2 New Jersey Transit bus to Apna.
Other customers testified that Apna is the preferred market for South Asian cuisine: Fresh, not just ground, cumin, galangal, or gourd – key ingredients used in chili pastes. For the Westerner who may be unfamiliar with the details of Asian cooking, Apna provides a tour and crash course of foods rarely seen elsewhere in New Jersey. Items such as mango relish, coconut flakes, turmeric root, and honey sweetened yogurts are used for making lassi, a popular beverage.
One interesting feature at Apna is the ability to find herbs and spices in various forms under one roof. Coriander leaves, roots, and fruit can be found, in addition to ground coriander powder.
Sengupta translated for another shopper who explained that Indian cooks often use all parts of a plant when preparing a meal. U.S. markets, this shopper said, typically offer only dried ground spices and herbs, leaving shoppers at a loss when in need of, say, fresh sweet basil leaves or tamarind flowers.
The store includes what appears to be a broad selection of popular South Asian snack foods, including hot chips, potato chakli, vadai, and a packaged food that looks like India's answer to Cheetos.
Apna also carries many vegetables and spices common in most Western dishes, thus saving shoppers from also having to make separate trips to other stores for their groceries.
Italian: Fresh 'mutz' and prosciutto
Not everyone cooks like grandma or "nonna," who may have prepared gravy or homemade pasta from scratch. But there are several places to get authentic Italian ingredients in Hudson County.
On 143 Front St. in Secaucus, visitors will find Filomena's Italian Deli, which carries a number of meats and cheeses available by the pound. Patrick DeCesare, a third generation Italian and lifelong Hoboken resident, took his inspiration from his grandmother Filomena for the meals he serves up on a daily basis.
DeCesare sells Parmagiano-Reggiano, a hard, granular cheese made from raw cow's milk that is produced in areas of Italy such as Parma, Modena, Bologna, and Reggio Emilia. According to DeCesare it is often used as "a great crumbling cheese" that can be sprinkled on fresh pasta, accompanied by a glass of wine or some sopressata. The cheese has a sharp, nutty and fruity taste and often sells for $18 a pound.
He also sells prosciutto di Parma, a salty, air-cured meat that can be sliced up for a sandwich or placed in a salad. Finally, Filomena's offers its own olive oil, especially made in Bolgheri, in the Tuscany region of Italy.
Secaucus is also known for originating a number of ethnic and specialty foods with places like the Toscana Cheese Company, which makes fresh mozzarella and Latin cheeses like Queso de Hoja and Oaxaca. Then there is Goya, which stocks the shelves of many major supermarkets and caters to Latin American cooking with products such as beans, rice, and olives among many others.
Then there are the Italian delis of Hoboken, several of which boast home made mozzarella.
Many recommend Fiore's Deli at 414 Adams St. in Hoboken as a place to get a number of authentic Italian specialty items, particularly the "mutz." On a recent Friday afternoon, a long line extended from the corner to the door.
The deli stocks a number of items such as pasta, peppers, tomato sauce, and much more. Popular items include Italian imports such as provolone, aged over a year, and the Parmigiano-Reggiano, which is aged over three years before it is sold. Other top sellers include cured meats like Mortadella, Prosciutto, Sopressata, and homemade sausage that is made from cured pork, salt, black pepper, and fennel. See sidebar for the making of the "muzz."
Mediterranean and Latino
Around the world in just one supermarket is Food Basics at 1425 Kennedy Blvd. in North Bergen, which sells a variety of Mediterranean and Hispanic cuisine.
Oxtail is on the menu for stew and soup. Oxtail is traditionally found in Caribbean, Latin American, and Vietnamese cuisine.
Mediterranean delicacies are also prevalent at Food Basics. Fig with sesame jam is a way to make any bread more savory.
For a change of fruit, try dates, which can be mixed with milk as a paste, yogurt, or bread. According to organicfacts.net, dates help fight constipation, intestinal disorders, weight gain, heart problems, and abdominal cancer.
Grape leaves also provide a burst of flavor for your taste buds. They are generally stuffed with rice or meat.
Curtido, pickled vegetables, are paired with pupusas, which are corn tortillas filled with cheese, chicharrόn (fried, crisp pork), or refried beans. Curtido is cabbage slaw in vinegar that can transform your kitchen into a pupuseria.
You can pick up Colombian arepas which are corn griddle cakes that are often filled with cheese. According to Livestrong.com, a plain arepa contains vitamin C as well as iron, which enhances skin elasticity and joint function.
Latino: A surprise that looks like a cactus
Walk into West New York's El Extra, located at 5505 Palisade Ave., and it's as if you've been instantly transported to a Latino country; or, more accurately, several different Latino countries. Aisle after aisle of Cuban, El Salvadorian, Dominican, and Mexican specialty sodas, cookies, juices, and rices stretch out before you.
For those unfamiliar with Latino cuisines, the produce aisle is the place to go for delicious culinary discoveries, many of which may appear a tad less than edible.
Take the nopales for example. Not everyone would stare at a crate full of prickly cactus pads and think "dinner," but beneath a spiny and unwelcoming exterior lies a tender, juicy treat.
Considered a vegetable and used most commonly in Mexican dishes, the skins are removed and the meat is either cooked or canned and pickled, after which the nopales make a slightly tangy addition to omelets, salads, and tacos.
Just next to the cactus are fresh stalks of sabila fresco; or, aloe vera. Most are familiar with the plant as a sunburn remedy, but in many Latino countries its gel is added to yogurts, desserts, and juices. Aloe vera juice is said to act as a digestive aid, but don't stick it in a juicer and wash it down. If improperly prepared or imbibed in large doses, it can be harmful to your health.
About a mile south in Union City is Mi Bandera, located at 518 32nd St. Here lie literal piles of the waxy yucca root (also known as cassava), which is native to South America. It is widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions for its starchy, high carbohydrate yield, and is steamed, mashed, fried, and dried. The dried version is known as tapioca.
Improper preparation of yucca can leave small traces of cyanide that can be harmful in the long term, but when properly prepared, it stands as a yummy substitute for potatoes and a filling addition to soups, stews, and gravies.
And of course, there's the perhaps slightly more familiar tomatillo; a green plant in the nightshade family that is related to the gooseberry. The name is deceiving, because they have no relation to the tomato.
The first indication of this is that the small green Mexican fruit comes in an inedible, papery husk which is removed before preparation. They are the key ingredient in Latin American salsas verdes, or, green sauces.
They are commonly served raw like their sister, red tomato salsas, or cooked and poured over tacos and enchiladas. Green salsas are tangier and more savory than tomato-based sauces.
Making the 'mutz'
At Fiore's Italian Deli on the west side of Hoboken, the Reporter went into the kitchen with owner John Amato, 77. Dominick Vitolo – who has been with Fiore's for nearly 47 years – sliced through fresh curds in the mutz-making process before adding cold water, cooking, and then braiding them.
Fiore's goes back to 1913 when Alfonse Fiore first started out selling mozzarella, ricotta, and milk. In 1929 his son Joseph took over until Amato purchased the establishment in 1965 after having worked there for 15 years.
"At one time, 90 percent of the business came from Italians," said Amato. "You had to speak Italian." But that has long changed and Fiore's attracts people of all backgrounds.
"We are serving almost four generations of people," said Amato. "I know their grandmothers, mothers, their daughters..."
Amato's customers are loyal and keep the Fiore tradition in the family.


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after everything and many proofs, arguing, and alot of
this is it! this will be a 2 day vote.
love it and we print it
hate it and we see how angry we can make an artist
after everything and many proofs, arguing, and alot of
this is it! this will be a 2 day vote.
love it and we print it
hate it and we see how angry we can make an artist
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we can change the splash colors?
http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...RKM-3D-Designs"You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes." RU
Text on the back looks good, now. Can we have the gold/tan-ish color from the splash made white or silver/light grey-ish? I think that might tie it in better.
Looks just like my splash red Xmag. Awesome!
The colors are changeable on the splash. I can post the samples I made if you wish
I would like to see a woodland camo version.
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well so far the disslike is only 1 vote strong... that person will soon be banned so no problem there.
looks very promising so far
I would think Animal could sub any pattern you wanted for the splash.
Are we talking a Camo colored splash or a woodland Camo print?
Seriously if people are voting no it would be nice to know why.
Pie is a lie.
i'm commited regardless, my only questions are can i omit/sub the numbers on the back and where can i look at the color combinations? it gets way to hot down here in OK for a dark base color if it can be changed.
I'll admit, I voted "meh". The hex design in theory is awesome, but with the black background and then all the splash options on the sides, it ends up nothing like a jersey for Automags.org and instead looks like so many other jerseys already out there. I really liked the idea when it was going to use the AO forums color palate (purple/blue slate, gray, & orange highlights), but somewhere along the way the overall scheme must have departed from that.
There's also no way I'm going to buy or wear a jersey that has swear words on it. I've got young children of my own at home, and my field has a lot of impressionable young kids there. So, that's a deal breaker there too.
Not trying to be so negative, but just giving you some honest feedback.
Vintage. The colors that will be changeable are the splash colors. I used to live in ok and I know how it feels to park 4miles from the doors to a shop cause it's the only place in the lot with shade.
Justus I'm sorry you feel that way. I will admit I had a vision but was swayed by people. Dont want the phrase? I'll remove it. I'mtrying to please everyone on the site at once. Its hard iI'd like to point out that pbn says "here's our jersey... Dont like it.... Dont buy it" what you said doesn't hurt me and I want you to know that cause I knew I wouldn't please everyone. The hardest thing for me to do is hurt someone's feelings or do something that might. Thank you.
as for a camo jersey i was on Animals website earlier today and they have 2 in their base line but i'm not sure they are available for our design. the flecktarn would be cool if i wore jerseys(this will be my first) for woodsball. BT your purple and lime green splash example looks really good.
I voted love it only because there was not a "good enough for me" vote. Truth is it is not " exactly " what I would have done but it is darn close enough for me. There is absolutely know way to please eveyone 100%. we can kick this horse all day long but I believe BT and the designer have done their best to acomidate almost every request we have given them. So as far as I'm concerned hammer down just like it sits.
this was a request from swe_crazy
this ones using the org's color pallet
Ok I Will chime in.
You having fun yet BT?????
First off thanks for all your hard work. Way to grab the horns and get ER done.
"You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time but you can never please all of the people all of the time."
^^^Know who said that?
I agree with Justus.....Post 14
Ass isn't a bad word but you could change it to butt.
What is the red logo on the back under the number and WHY are there two TM logos front and back?
We are paying him for design. Is he paying US for the advertising???
I voted "MEH" cause it is just too busy.. The honeycomb is fine, but then all of the wording and the splash/camo just makes it look way to busy..
ok, I can appreciate that. with changing the colors you can do alot though
I probably should have voted 'meh'. But I just don't love it. I expected Animal to take our ideas and turn it into something awesome, and it just feels so...lazy. Obviously we aren't the graphic designer, hell I'm just a guy with photoshop. Maybe he tried to stay close to what we showed him, and if that's the case I suppose I should have put more work into MY draft.
It just doesn't feel like he did much, you know? Why are we paying him? And to throw TWO of his logos on there, on top of the Animal logo? Forget that.
BT, you've done an awesome job and obviously won't be able to please everyone. I hope you don't feel like any of this criticism or "Hate It!" is directed at you.
Honestly I just want something that feels finished. Something that I can easily explain to my girlfriend why I just spent $80 on it.
I know I'm just picky, but I don't see an $80 jersey design.
Don't let me be the stick in the mud.
I did expect a little more but bill you showed up late in the game. I really wish I would have used a member, but I had committed myself at that point. You can read back, I tried to get help but those who would did not have the skill to pull off the task.
more importantly, with your art we still would have had to pay to have an artist make it in a printable format and scale
I feel like we need a little positive energy here.
I like the design. I'm psyched to get mine. The red/gold splash has grown on me so much that I'll probably go with those colors. If it makes the group as a whole happier to not have the "ass kicker" line in there, I won't miss it. Also I don't mind the "TM" logos one bit as they are both in an area that will be covered up by a pack for most people. The animal customs logo makes sense to me too; they are making the jersey. If one buys a Dye jersey, they usually don't complain when it says "Dye" on it. I'm wearing a Pats jersey right now (Go Pats!) and I don't mind that it has the rbk logo on it. Just sayin.
With that said I do miss the understated "Chuff Chuff" on the left side of the collar. Hopefully that can still find it's way into the final product.
BT- you're doing an awesome job moving this along. Keep up the good work!
Ok I will say this right now. The collar is not pictured and it does say chuff chuff on it. I have triple checked. Lol
When designing for this many voices "good enough" is a lofty goal.


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Theater will lower volume, turn lights up a bit to make it easier for people with autism, other sensory disorders to enjoy movie
Taft Fox Theater is hosting a sensory-friendly showing of the movie Oz the Great and Powerful next week.
This showing on Saturday, March 16 at 3 p.m. is to help individuals with autism, ADHD, and other sensory disorders, and their families enjoy a movie in an accepting environment.
During this showing, the lights will be up and the sound turned down for a less-stimulated and more comfortable environment.
During the showing:
· The lights will be turned up
· The sound will be turned down
· Audience members are invited to get up, dance, walk, shout or sing as long as it doesn't interfere with the safety of other guests.
· Families with children on special diets are allowed to bring in their own snacks
· The concession stand will be open.


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Supplies are low.
Red Cross urges blood and platelet donations after winter storm cancels blood drives
Severe winter weather last week in Missouri and parts of Illinois forced the cancellation of approximately 20 American Red Cross blood drives, resulting in a shortfall of more than 1,200 blood and platelet donations through the Red Cross Missouri-Illinois Blood Services Region. Now that the storm has passed, eligible donors are encouraged to give lifesaving blood and platelets to help offset the current shortfall and ensure a stable supply.
"While inclement winter weather can hinder blood and platelet donations, patients' needs for these lifesaving blood products is constant." said Scott Caswell, CEO of the Missouri-Illinois Blood Services Region, which serves nearly 80 hospitals region wide. "Now that the severe weather has subsided, we encourage eligible donors to give and help ensure patients' needs continue to be met."
All blood types are needed, especially types O negative, A negative and B negative. Platelets are also in great need as they have a shelf life of just five days and must be replenished regularly.
To donate blood, simply call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit redcrossblood.org to make an appointment or for more information. All blood types are needed to ensure a reliable supply for patients. A blood donor card or driver's license or two other forms of identification are required at check-in. Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parental consent in some states), weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger also have to meet certain height and weight requirements.
The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation's blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org or join our blog at http://blog.redcross.org.


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Circa 1900
A pair of double light sconces with muscular proportions in their original silverplate finish. Having opal glass shades.
Overall: 11-1/2" h. x 13" w. x 10" d.
Backplate: 11" h. x 5" w.
Can be UL listed for use in dry environments
2 Candelabra sockets, maximum 60 watts per socket
2" x 3" Vertical junction box recommended
1 pair total available.
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"A nation of homeowners is unconquerable." -Franklin D. Roosevelt NEW YORK ( MainStreet)--Homeownership is a daunting, at times seemingly unattainable dream for many Americans--what with total student debt at $1 trillion, a national unemployment/underemployment rate at 14.3% and median household income dropping 7.8% since 2007. The average home price in the U.S. is a whopping $202,000, and the subprime mortgage crisis did nothing to quell anxiety. In fact, this year the American homeownership rate dropped to 65%, its lowest point since 1995. But what if instead of taking out a mortgage from a bank you were able to go in with a number of investors and be the majority stake holder in the home equity? That's the new system proposed by PRIMARQ, which is a capital market system that uses equity share finance to achieve two ends: first, to allow a person to become a homeowner of a property that otherwise would have been difficult or impossible to attain and second, to provide a platform whereby investors can gain exposure to the residential real estate asset class. Whichever side of the equation you're on, this is a framework that is turning the housing market as we know it on its head. The Mechanics If you don't have 20% to put down on your house, you can simply co-own your house with investors. Or, say you're stuck in a 6.5% mortgage but don't have enough home equity to refinance? You can sell shares in your home to investors and make your domicile a joint venture. Essentially, the home occupant can supplement a down-payment or qualify for mortgage refinancing such that he doesn't have to put all of his liquidity in a single basket. When the house is sold and the bank is paid back, the owner-occupant and the investors share the profits. Simply put, it works like so:
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i've noticed alot lately that it seem's like people are not editing, calling themselves postwhore's and such. i am here either to help out or critisize (constructive that is...well sometimes ). well anyway's i would just like to know who would like to see the post counter takne away from your avatar and put in your profile or all together taken away. i was just getting a little ancey watching people post about nothing to get there post up. i honeslty don't care if my post count said 3 or 2 hell even 0 i am just sick of seeing these so called "post whores". well if you feel my thought's please post here.
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Circa 1910
A pair of Adam style bronze sconces with traces of their original gilded finish.
Overall: 11-1/2" h. x 13" w. x 6" d.
Backplate: 11-1/2" h. x 3-7/8" w.
2 Edison sockets, maximum 75 watts per socket
2" x 3" Vertical junction box recommended
Dry UL listing available with modifications; please contact your salesperson for pricing.
1 pair total available.
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Today, I am in Paris to lead a 14-day tour of some of the great gardens of France, including Versailles, Villandry, Vaux le Viscount and Monet's garden at Giverny.
Most of the people on the tour flew with me out of Vancouver yesterday afternoon and arrived here early this morning.
You can follow our exploits on my In the Garden blog at www.vancouversun.com. I will try to file photos and updates every day.
I will also be tweeting whenever the opportunity presents itself. Internet access is sometimes a hit and miss affair in Europe.
We started today by pausing on our way to the hotel near the Champs Elysees to see one of the loveliest rose gardens in Paris – Parc de Bagatelle, which has more than 10,000 roses, as well as a spectacular landscape laid out for a small fortune in breakneck speed back in the 1700s.
This garden is also home to France's national collection of clematis, but at this time of year it has particularly terrific displays of peonies, irises and masses of spring-flowering bulbs.
I thought it would be the perfect place to have a spectacular garden welcome to Paris in May.
Tomorrow, we start the tour proper with a visit to the famous gardens at Château Vaux le Viscount.
This will be a wonderful introduction to the formal 17th-century landscape style of Andre Le Notre, one of France's most brilliant garden designers. (He was also responsible for Versailles and Tuileries gardens, among other iconic landmark sites.)
One of the things I'll be pointing out at Viscount is the superb way that Le Notre created stunning visual effects through the dramatic placement of cascades and fountains and his clever, artistic use of hidden distortions in perspective.
From Viscount, we go to Château Courances to see the 500-year-old "garden of mirrors" on the west side of the Fontainebleau forest.
Viscount is a massive landscape, covering 90 hectares, with a 16th-century castle at its centre. It gets its nickname from the fact that the garden has many pools and ponds that mirror the sky and bring the movement of white clouds to the ground.
My tour is designed so that we have a minimum number of hotel moves; we dip in and out of Paris for the first few days and then skip down to Tours.
The international Jardins, Jardin festival, featuring all the latest and best in European garden design ideas and products, will be on in the Tuileries while we are there. It's kind of like an informal Chelsea. A bonus.
In Paris, we'll take time to visit Parc Floral de Vincennes, a favourite with Parisians and a perfect example of what a beautiful public garden should be.
We'll also being going to Jardin des Plantes, France's most prestigious botanical garden and Parc Andre Citroen, an ultra-modern, chic garden, brilliantly designed by a team of landscape architects on the site of the Citroen factory in the 1990s.
From Paris, we will head down to the Loire valley to the Tours area, pausing on the way to visit Chartres with its magnificent cathedral.
We'll start the next day at the world-famous garden of Villandry with its exquisite geometric exactitude and clipped boxwood parterres planted in almost hypnotic patterns.
For a change of pace, we'll also take in the gardens at La Chatonniere. This series of 12 interconnecting gardens has been described as "a jewelled necklace adorning a pretty woman's neck".
Each garden has its own distinct theme: Abundance, Intelligence, Science, Romance, Fragrance, Silence, Delights, Elegance, Senses, Dance, Luxuriance, and the Essence of France.
I am expecting time spent here to have as big an impact on the group as Versailles, Villandry or Giverny.
The owners of Chatonniere say the gardens have the ability to "awaken the senses, evoking feelings of wonder, charm and contemplation."
At Château Chaumont, we have the lucky timing to take in a special annual international garden event.
Every year, this fairy tale château hosts a display of between 20 and 30 top themed gardens. More than 300 submissions are received from various countries, particularly England, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands and Japan, but only about 30 are ever accepted.
The theme this year is: Gardens of the Future; the Art of Happy Biodiversity.
I picked this stop partly because I had heard that it is such a great place to see new, creative ways of using plants, as well as all sorts of innovative, even spectacularly avant-garde, landscape design.
We, of course, will taste local wines, such as Sancerre, and there is no better place to do this than while visiting a garden, so we will be dropping into Jardin de Marie in the beautiful village of Neuilly-en-Sancerre.
This will be the opposite experience to the grandeur of Viscount and Villandry – an intimate, small (three-hectare) garden full of enchanting components, including an orchard garden, typical French kitchen garden and graceful pond and white garden.
From here, we move through the French countryside to the picturesque village of Apremont-sur-Allier, where we will visit another lovely garden, again with a delightful fairy tale-like castle at its centre.
Called the "garden where time stood still", this has a spectacular 300-foot wisteria tunnel and various follies, notably a Turkish pavilion designed to evoke the grandeur of palaces on the banks of the Bosphorus, and a Russian-style belvedere with panels that tell the story of an imaginary adventure beginning in Venice and concluding in the garden.
Before returning to Paris, we'll see a string of three award-winning gardens at Parc de Bercy and gardens packed with roses and irises at Parc Floral de la Source outside Orleans.
Next, the plan is to wander around the gardens at the Palace of Versailles and ever-popular garden built by Impressionist artist Claude Monet at Giverny on the same day – Versailles in the morning, when the light is strong and bright, and Giverny in the afternoon, when the light is softer and the mood is more mellow.
Versailles, of course, will speak for itself as a matchless show of confidence and organization in classical garden design.
It is said Sun King Louis XIV got Le Notre to do this partly because he was jealous to death of what he saw Le Notre had done at Viscount.
The view I will want everyone to enjoy here is from the steps of the Parterre d'Eau, behind the château, looking along the three-kilometre length of the Grand Perspective to the Grand Canal.
At Giverny, we will step into what has been called the "heart of Impressionism" to experience a garden full of the warmth and gentleness of its creator.
Monet was one of the first to plant new varieties of Japanese cherry and plum trees and new cultivars of crab apple, all considered exotic back in the 1890s. The garden is still breaking boundaries with its exquisite displays of roses, peonies, iris ... and, of course, poppies and water lilies.
Well, I'll let you know how it goes. Yes, I am praying for sunshine.
If you're interested in coming with us on one of these exciting garden-culture adventures, the next one will be to Italy in September to explore the great gardens of the Milanese lakes and surrounding area, including Verona and an excursion into Switzerland.
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Ingram Finishes Fifth in Mens Hammer Throw
Fayetteville, Ark.- The Husker throwers kicked off competition at the Razorback Spring Invitational at the University of Arkansas on Friday evening as the men's and women's hammer throw got underway.
Cole Ingram finished fifth for the men, posting a personal-best throw of 184-7 (56.26). His mark ranks ninth in the Big Ten entering this weekend. Jacob Griess came in ninth, recording a mark of 168-10 (51.47).
On the women's side, Mary Morales finished 12th with a throw of 162-10 (49.63), while Tristen Sharp followed her with a 13th-place finish and a throw of 162-9 (49.61). Carlie Pinkelman posted a throw of 158-00 (48.15) to come in 16th.
The Huskers continue competition at the Razorback Spring Invitational tomorrow as the field events are slated to begin at 9 a.m. with the women's discus and the running events set to begin at 1:30 p.m. with the women's 3,000 meters steeplechase. Live results are available on FlashResults.com.


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ANGELS CAMP - Chaplains, counselors and others trained to aid the grieving were on hand Monday at Bret Harte Union High School as students returned for the first time since two classmates were found shot dead, apparently by their father.
ANGELS CAMP - Chaplains, counselors and others trained to aid the grieving were on hand Monday at Bret Harte Union High School as students returned for the first time since two classmates were found shot dead, apparently by their father.
While friends and peers at the school mourned Alex Marshall, 17, and his sister, Macaila Marshall, 14, so, too, did many adults in towns up and down Highway 4.
In Murphys, First Congregational Church opened its doors for the day, inviting community members to pray for the dead and the grieving. Just down Highway 4, the flag at Chatom Vineyards flew at half-staff.
In Angels Camp, the directors of the Calaveras 4 Teens Center arranged to have a counselor present daily from 3 to 6 p.m. for any teens stopping by after school.
And the adults, like the young people, asked again and again why Phillip Marshall, 54, took the lives of his children, and even the family dog, before turning the handgun on himself.
"It is probably the worst thing I've ever walked into. And I've been the coroner for 11 years," Calaveras County Coroner Kevin Raggio said.
Calaveras County sheriff's investigators found the bodies at the family's Murphys-area home on Saturday afternoon. But they did not find any evidence indicating Phillip Marshall's motivation.
Some new details released Monday, however, indicated that there had been tension between Marshall and some of his relatives.
The Sheriff's Office issued a statement indicating that in November 2008, Phillip Marshall filed a crime report alleging that his estranged wife, Sean Marshall, had committed burglary.
The following month, Sean Marshall's sister, Erin Chamberlain, filed a crime report alleging that Phillip Marshall slapped her during an argument outside of Sean Marshall's home in Murphys.
According to the report, the confrontation occurred as Phillip Marshall argued with Sean Marshall over Phillip wanting to see his daughter, Macaila.
After that incident, Phillip Marshall was arrested and jailed on suspicion of battery, disturbing the peace and making harassing phone calls. But sheriff's spokesman Sgt. Chris Hewitt said the District Attorney's Office ultimately decided not to prosecute the case.
Also Monday, the Sheriff's Office identified the gun that Marshall used as a 9 mm Glock handgun and said evidence at the scene indicated that the two children were most likely asleep when their father shot them.
Investigators also said that they had ruled out the possibility that someone other than Marshall was responsible for the killings.
Raggio said that an autopsy will be conducted today. Investigators are not yet certain of when the shootings happened, except that it was between Thursday night, when the two children ceased texting their friends, and Saturday afternoon, when the bodies were found.
The Rev. Ray Bohrbaum, a chaplain with the Murphys Fire District, was among those present to assist Monday as dozens of students gathered in the school's Learning Center to talk, weep and grieve.
"It's a hard thing to handle at an early age," Bohrbaum said. "But you look around and talk to these kids, and they're strong. These kids are strong."
Bruce Davidge, an instructor at Calaveras High School in San Andreas, was at the Learning Center with seven Calaveras High students who are peer mentors and who have had hospice training in how to work with grieving people.
Bret Harte staff said that they have plenty of other counselors waiting in reserve to help should that be necessary as the week progresses.
Yet even as they reached out to comfort each other, many in these communities said Monday they still struggle to believe the truth of what happened in the Marshall family home.
"We think it isn't going to happen here," said the Rev. Jo Siders, a member of the congregation at First Congregational Church, who volunteered Monday to be on hand for anyone wishing to visit the church. "Murphys is such a peaceful community in so many ways."
Marilyn Baisel, also a member of the congregation, said the community's young people were particularly on her mind. "We just pray for them to move ahead with their own lives without fear," she said.
Contact reporter Dana M. Nichols at (209) 607-1361 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/calaverasblog.


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Two recent articles (here and here) offer different takes on the declining number of priests in Ireland. Note the reaction of the congregation upon hearing Fr. Sean McKenna's announcement and contrast that with the stark statistics on Ireland's dwindling clergy.
Ireland was once a country from which a surplus of priests went forth to serve in other nations around the world - including the United States. The picture is changing radically.
This past Sunday a priest who assists me on weekends and who is on the faculty of St. John Seminary in Brighton brought five 4th year students with him to our 11:30 Mass. Upon introducing them to the assembly, the people gave them a standing ovation.
We applaud those who leave the ordained ministry and we applaud those few preparing to enter it. And in the meantime the numbers dip to precarious lows.
Fr Brendan Hoban, parish priest at St Muredach's Cathedral, in Ballina, Co Mayo, writing in the Furrow magazine last June, said of his own Killala diocese that "in 20 years' time there will be around eight priests instead of the present 34, with probably two or three under 60 years of age".-ConcordPastor
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Anyone with access to a large printer do me a favor? We really need to blow this up, and hand it to Shatner for "Disgracing the family" durring opening ceremonies / smacktalk session.
I hear he likes horses too.
Anyone with access to a large printer do me a favor? We really need to blow this up, and hand it to Shatner for "Disgracing the family" durring opening ceremonies / smacktalk session.
I hear he likes horses too.
"Oh, you're wearing a tail and ears, you're a freak."
"No social change has ever come about without freaks. Einstein was a freak. Ben Franklin was a freak. Martin Luther King was a freak. ...be proud to be included in those ranks."
-2, The Ranting Gryphon
I can get it printed up to 8x12. I also have the high res of that pic as I took it. if someone can print it larger, let me know and I'll send ya the file.
Here ya go... HUGE file...and man, look at that camera shake. I am glad I invested in better glass.
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I wonder how much it would cost to get them "poster" size, cropped for detail, and hand them out as AO's gift to "Da Shaft!"
"Why that Shaft is a dirty..."
"I'm just talkin' about SHAFT!"
(girls in the background) "SHAFT!"
Originally Posted by Tyger
Hahahaha, genius.
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I don't think a poster would look good as there was a lot of camera shake. It is really blury even small. But, if you would have come up with the idea a few weeks ago, I can get 24x36 prints for $20.
That's why I'm glad I got the image stablized Canon S1-IS. I won't be able to blow it up as large but I can take it on the field.Originally Posted by Muzikman
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Originally Posted by SeeK
Well, I was using a POS 300mm lens last year. Just after the event last year, I got me a 70-200 2.8L IS USM lens. It's a bit big and a mono-pod is pretty much needed, but give me crisp, clear, and non-shake photos
Yea, but you got to love the lens. Yes it is heavy, but it is sweet.
I have it too. If you couldnt figure that out.
Try as I might, I can't understand why people keep going out of their way to walk into a paintball that I have just shot into the air.
Why, I had missed that one. I jusr saw the one on the leg.
Pracher, Best lens I own, and I got a few L lenses
while you could tile it over many 11x17 pages, and mount it on foam core
you could also print up a ton of 3x5s on 3M sticker stock...
Some of you know I have to chime in here!
If someone getsa poster or maybe a something a little smaller I would LOVE to hang that near my staging area!! After all...he's wearing my PAINT!
(yea...i know...i'm getting excited over shooting a noob.)
The gun is 1/8" of a game that is a FOOT long!
(...but a 'mag helps)
I know I was born and I know that I'll die...the in between is mine. -Eddie Vedder
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you my friend, deserve a cookie for thinking of that.
on another note, this week is killing me. 4 more days till i leave....
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Ok, here's a thought.
We get a printout, crop for subject, and print it out on regular paper.
We then color photocopy it, say, 500 times. And just... creatively... tape it up places? You know, like the Bill "The Shaft" Shatner's base? On the busses that go out to the fields? And so on?
-Tyger (it's lighting outside, I'm in a mischiveous mood)
take it to kinko's
If I can get ahold of the printer in the media lab I'll do a nice printout of it.Originally Posted by Tyger
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or all over his door of his room the morning of the game
I have a color laser printer sitting right next to me.
it prints 11x17 and i have around 500 sheets in it right now.
send me a highrez ver of the pic and i will print out a stack of them
from the judge in the WDP v Sp case.... " i find it significant that aside from a somewhat limited notebook produced by gaston, the four named inventors offer NO documentation of there work or there contributions to the conception or reduction to practice of the claimed invention"
DP, look at my thread above, there is a highres version. It's about 5mb
well I think if your gonna go through all that trouble you should have a caption under it
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Power corrupts
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well tell me what you guys want it to say and if i should crop it down.
i can print as late as thrusday night
That's odd ....Originally Posted by Tyger
Is he wearing a Four pack or is that his trade mark Girdle from his TJ Hooker days?!?!?!?
"Alright you Primative Screwheads, listen up .... See this?? This is my BOOMSTICK!!!!"
"Well hello Mister Fancy Pants. I've got news for you pal, you ain't leading but two things right now: Jack and **** ... Jack left town."
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I can get it on regular bond paper, size 48 X 36. It will be black and white though, and I'd need it converted to a TIFF file.
it's okay Doobie, it's a FAMOUS noobOriginally Posted by Doobie
The preliminary one Smoke and I did today looks awesome. Its black and white, but it gets the point accross.
If you have any other pics, we take them in pdf format as well as tiff format
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Any format that will show up in Kodak Imager will work, but we like PDF's and TIFF's best.
If anybody wants anything printed on 48 X 36 paper (4 foot by 3 foot ) let us know BEFORE 5 PM ON THURSDAY. Remember though, it will be in black and white and will look kinda pixilated up close, but at a distance it will look cool.
Here's what me and 1483 cooked up. Mind you, this is on both 17 X 11 and 48 X 36.
Because we're limited to black and white, we took a pink marker and colored in the paint mark on his leg.
heheh...remember, there is also a splat on his mask. If you look carefully.
Bump. No takers? Ah well, I'll just print out a unch on some different sizes.
I'll look for you Doobie, I'll give you a 36 X 24 copy.
I'll photocopy as many as I can, and I'll bring some tape.


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Two Huskers Earn Academic All-District Honors
Two members from the men's and women's gymnastics team were named to the 2014 Capital One Academic-All District Seven Team by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) on Thursday. The women's squad produced one of the 11 selections on the district team with Emily Wong, while Eric Schryver represented the men's side. Both were first-team selections and will advance to the Capital One Academic All-America Team ballot.
Wong, an 11-time All-American in competition for Coach Dan Kendig's squad, earned second-team CoSIDA Academic All-America honors last year as a junior. The native of Grand Forks, N.D., posted a stellar 3.92 GPA as a nutrition science major and will look to be named a CoSIDA Academic All-American for the second straight year.
Nebraska's record holder on pommel horse, Schryver will look for his first CoSIDA Academic All-American selection. The Richardson, Texas native, earned his bachelor's degree in nutrition and health sciences in May of 2014 holding a 3.91 GPA.
The 2014 CoSIDA Academic All-America teams are set to be released in late June. Dating back to 1988 the Nebraska women's gymnastics team has 14 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans and the men own 15 selections.
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MACHESNEY PARK — Carz R' Us, 10208 Smythe Ave., will host a blood drive and customer appreciation event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 13.
In addition to the drive, the event will feature live music, free food, kid's attractions and a classic car show.
Donors must be at least 17 years old, weigh at least 110 pounds and be in general good health. Sixteen-year-olds can donate with parental consent.
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Suspect accused of brandishing a handgun, demanding money
A teenager was arrested on attempted armed robbery charges Wednesday night after police say he tried to rob a man, then returned to the scene of the crime.
Taft Police Sgt. Shad Swanson said officers received a report of an attempted armed robbery in the area of Sixth Street and Finley Drive just before 10 p.m.
The victim told officers he was approached by a male in a white minivan who brandished a handgun and demanded money.
The victim fled to the nearby 7-11 and called 911.
officers responded to the scene and some, along with Kern County Sheriff's deputies, searched the area for the suspect.
While the victim was being interviewed, Swanson said, a deputy saw a white minivan driving on Sixth street and began following it.
As it drove past the victim, he told officers it was "very similar" to the suspect's vehicle.
The deputy made a traffic stop a short distance away, and the victim identified the driver as the man who tried to rob him, Swanson said.
Derek Fale Atkisson, 19, was arrested and charged with attempted armed robbery.
No weapon was found, Swanson said.
He is being held in the Kern County Sheriff's central receiving facility on $15,000 bail.
He was arraigned Thursday and is due back in court for a hearing on March 26.


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AGD Product at EVENT PRICING. Lots of it. According to Tom this will be as low cost as it possibly can be. It's an AO CHRISTMAS PRESENT FROM TOM AND AGD at SE AO. A good reason to come! A large amount of product is coming down for this. Be there or be square.
Jon will be doing full Tech service work. And possibley Rob Hoover if he comes but I think he wants to play. BUT THEY WILL BE PROGRAMING EMAGS!
BREAKING NEWS: Quote - Joshua D. Silverman, Assistant Editor of Paintball 2Xtremes Magazine, the #1 Paintball magazine in the world and Assistant Editor of Crossfire Paintball Magazine, the only publication devoted to recreational and scenario paintball in the industry, WILL be attending AO SC to have some fun and cover the event for a feature article in Paintball 2Xtremes Magazine! Be nice and be friendly and he might take your picture.
And more breaking news! SE AO Edition X Mags for sale at event. Limited edition. Only three of these will be done and are done. Tom will sign them at the event. Come see em and come buy em!
Special note: Jon also has an old skool RT P for sale he can bring to the event. Its HLPF Polished RT valve with the old carbon fiber single trigger. Slightly used - $350 but if you PM him now its yours. Otherwise, in addition to all the new product, it will be there at SE AO day for sale.
Breaking news!!!! CAPO WILL BE THERE!!!
Registration is open!!!! Or come register at the AO camper if you like. Thats cool too. Just come!
Info and registration link here
Manike aka Simon Stevens will be there!
Tunaman!!!! He be coming too!!!!
Load will be there!!!
New Corporate Sponsor = Teris!
I am proud to announce a new key sponsor. A company by the name of Teris. Teris is a very large environmental business and they are sponsoring the event this year along with those already named.
You will see their information embroidered on the edge of you T shirt sleeve in tastefull fashion
Please join me in welcoming them to AO and thank them for stepping up to the plate to support us. If you need environmental services please contact Teris. They good people.
Just picked up another Raffle sponsor. Shartley! Thanks Sam!
Raffle sponsors so far are:
Airgun Designs
The Angel Guy
Shartley Customs
National Paintball Supply
The Wild Hog Band returns! Yes the official AO Blue Grass band will be back thanks to our Band Sponsors.
So far those include:
cphilip, Kevmaster, Muzikman, 1stDeadeye, GA Devil and his wife 8ball74.
You too can help. Call me if you want to be a Band sponsor and added to this list.
And an additional on-site vendor will be: Extreem Sports Fullfillment (shopforpaintball.com)
Related thread with MANY more guests listed in Meet and Greet
More Celebrity Guests are listed in Meet and Greet thread. Many prominent members of AO will be there.
HOST HOTEL IS Ramada Inn - Clemson (864) 654-7501. Must call that number to get AO rate. Rate is $62 a night. 20 rooms are blocked for that time and available up until two weeks before event. After that time it will be space available with no rate garantee so you need to decided and make a reservation because the normal rate is $79. Identify yourself as "AO" to get the special rate. There is an indoor pool atrium. Bar and Restraunt on premises.
Also there are slightly cheaper accomadations just across the street at the Comfort Inn..
More details to follow. Same Field place. Gold Dragon in Central SC.
Paint pricing announced!
National Paintball will be supplying Draxxus Paint fresh that morning. National is also one of our major sponsors for Raffle. Thanks Gino and Greg.
...and price as follows:
Blaze - *PRICE NOW LOWERED TO $50 a case*
Note: Bring cash for paint. not certian National is set up for cards yet at field. Trying to confirm this now.
Format is all three man in the morning. Alternating from all fields including one on one and woods. Teams will be pick up or can be premake up. If you do not have a team by the morning of you will be assigned one. Its all for fun. You will play every avenue in Golf scoring style. Carrying your score cards from field to field and having judges score them. Scoring will be based on eliminations. Each man eliminated is a point. Velocity will be no greater than 300FPS. I suggest you crono at 280. We will be strict on that and masks. You can lose a point and in this style format that point can be critical. Top points per match is 3. Most points is in finals. limit on finals to be set by attendance and announced that morning. Medals for First, Second and third place.
Late afternoon will be a mini scenario. Theme to be annouced.
Clemson University Paintball Team is co-hosting and reffing us. All proceeds beyond costs go to the team. Lets help em make some money! Shoot lots of paint!!!!
Dinner is same place and same prices as last year. $15 a head and that includes your raffle ticket and kids 6 and under are free. You will be able to get the whole two days air/CO2, Field Fee and Dinner for 25 bucks.
Lots of prizes and lots of cheap paint! Lots of good socialization. Lots of Family fun and some Adult fun too. I promise. It was a big event last year and we hope to make it the same. Bring granny and pee paw, your sister and your sisters girlfriend, bring em all!!!


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