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Yeah he's one of the 10 or so Filmation characters I would buy.
A 200x version of him would have been amazing!
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Lord Masque is one of my most wanted Filmation characters, along with Batros!
This character would ROCK as a MOTUC figure !
Plus, he has another advantage : Lord Masque wouldn't require much tooling to be released in MOTUC.
I honestly think we might see this guy sooner than later, and probably by the end of 2013.
So... I just watched House of Shokoti for the first time. I know, I know - it's crazy it took me so long.
Anyway, Lord Masque just struck me instantly! He's definitely zoomed up my list of wanted Filmation characters!
This guy is a must have with Shakoti!
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i have a strong feeling this guy will get made. just as long as the line stays strong.
really hope he gets some cool accessories & awesome cursed sword.
Everytime when i read about Filmation and MotuC, like in the current .org answers, it encourage me that we possibly get him soon.
1. Beside his one episode performance, he impressed a lot of people.
2. House of Shokoti is possibly the best Filmation He-Man episode.
(I´m sure Top 5)
3. He quite benefits from Shokoti, who´s rated higher ...
4. ... but he´s just as well in the Top 10 overall
5. I think he could be a crisp and fresh fig in between ... and shouldn´t sustain a Ram-Man-like destiny of holding back and back and ...
what about melaktha?
he stared in house of shokoti & several other episodes.
I love that he is like this lacky that is a powerful force in his own right, but that he is out to free the actual big bad, Shokoti.
I'd like to see her and him developed further into this reoccuring terror that rises and decimates, then falls back into a torpor until the next time the stars align.
Actually I kinda feel Like the Masque is put on by some unsuspecting person who then becomes Lord Masque, who's job it is then to yet again free Shokoti. And the magic mask is only found every 100 years or more.
Definately a great character that deserves more. But with him I need Shokoti. Would rather have neither than one or the other alone.
Here's to getting both. I all things go well, I dont see why not.
He doesn't seem to even have trademark registered by Mattel yet! So he definitely needs some attention!
He did only appear in one episode, and they clearly put some effort into his design at Filmation as he isn't the standard bearded evil person (although I guess the animation buck is). With some classification, I do think he would look great as a figure.
Interesting side note, his body colouring seem to change a bit from scene to scene ( or some screens I found are bad). I would personally be in favour of greyish tone as it makes whole character sort of tones of grey. Also I think they should give him longer cloak than in the cartoon.
The mask definitely should be removable, leaving Nazgul like empty face.
i agree, Lord Masque is a must have ..... he, Shokoti, Castaspella and Mantenna are my absolut most wanted in that line.
Definitely 'up there' in terms of Filmation character wants! Hope he's one of the three remaining Filmation sub figures we see at SDCC...
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With Shokoti coming out I had assumed he'd be in the Filmation sub. I am really disappointed that it looks like he isn't, unless something miraculous happens between now and SDCC reveals.
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If you have to disclaimer your like, then you don't really like it.
I had assumed him next year ....
Kinda getting nervous about the SDCC vote ... it's sooo a draw right now. LM is my favorite character since my time as a child, even more than He-Man & Skeletor.
During our first MotuC years, i never thought about a chance to get him, because of "TGs-No-Filmation-Statement" ..... but since the announcement ....
Just hope he will get the win (no offense to Huntara fans) ...
We will see .....
the vote really is, but I'm actually cool if he loses because there are a lot of people who really want Huntara.
If he loses then I'm cool because a bunch of people will be happy. However, I'd really like it if he were to win.
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If you have to disclaimer your like, then you don't really like it.
Masque has started to grow on me. I'd still much prefer Huntara, but I'm looking forward to Masque as well.
I'm sure he'd be a pretty awesome looking figure. I hope we get him in the line sooner than later.
According to Shokotis bio Masque is a shapeshifter, therefore i predict that if we get him, he will come with the shaping staff.
Skeleton-Warriors, Ra-Jar, Spinwit, Rock Golem, General Tartaran, Hawke, Slob-Boar, King Agho, Hunga the Harpy, Sh'gora, Masks of Power Demons, Nocturna, Lizzor, Sagitar, Crimson Fury, Lodar, Vizar, Angast, Negator, King Miro, Melaktha, Crystal-Man, ABC Giants, Stridor, Road Ripper, Land Shark
Well someone had to lose. Looks like Masque joins Illumina in the "maybe. Someday. Down the line..." bin of unfulfilled MOTUC potential.
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One Australian shop owner has had it with showroomers.
He has posted a sign on the front door of his specialty food retail store in Brisbane alerting potential customers that they will now be charged a $5 fee to simply enter the store. The fee is reimbursed from the final purchase amount or forfeited if the customer does not make a purchase.
The note goes on to offer the reason for the fee: that people are "using the store as a reference" then buying elsewhere. He adds that his prices are "almost" the same as others and that the store offers unique items that can't be found elsewhere.
The idea has gotten lots of heat from bloggers, in forums and on chats, but is the owner on to something? He's likely turning some customers away, but also drawing those in who may or may not plan to make a purchase, but may do so just to recoup their $5.
It's a risky move, no doubt. We'll have to wait and see how it all works out.

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I know you guys got some patches, but nothing is stopping us from developing some new art. I like the whole "Great AO Crusade" theme, and if we aren't going to make LL7 specific jerseys then maybe patches, a banner or stickers using it would be sweet.
We should work on the new jerseys. Lets make it a general usage AO jersey with a new design. This way, people can buy it even if they don't want to come to LL7.
Having dealt with most of the jersey manufacturers, I will insist that we use Raza. BEO-Mafia is one of the Topgun home teams and as such we get a quasi sponsorship discount thingy. Plus the service and quality there is outstanding. Jim from Topgun as a lot of pull with them also which wouldn't hurt.
I am thinking that we MIGHT be able to get some people to help reduce the price if we sold some add space on them. For example: I could kick in a few bucks towards the overall bill and in exchange get a spot with "BigEvilOnline.com" somewhere on the jersey. We have a few 'regulars' who we could hit up.
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Kansas wears down MU mens basketball team
KU forward Darrell Arthur scores on MU Tigers guard Matt Lawrence.
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January 19, 2008 | 11:02 p.m. CST
COLUMBIA Too much talent.
It was No. 3 Kansas balance and depth that outweighed Missouris star on Saturday night at Mizzou Arena.
MU Tigers guard Matt Lawrence reacts to an intentional fault decision against him by one ...
MU Tigers Forward DeMarre Carroll attempts to score over KU's Sasha Kaun.
Kansas forward Sasha Kaun dunks in the second half as Missouri's student section looks on.
Late in the second half, Keon Lawrence and Leo Lyons react as Kansas begins to ...
Missouri forward DeMarre Carroll is blocked out by Kansas' Darnell Jackson in the first half ...
Guard Stefhon Hannah did his best to bring the Missouri mens basketball team a victory with 23 points, but No. 3 Kansas had four players in double figures, and that proved to be too much in a 76-70 Jayhawks victory Saturday at Mizzou Arena.
He does so many things that he tries to do so much for our basketball team, Missouri coach Anderson said of Hannah. Youve got to have some other guys step up.
Guards Brandon Rush and Mario Chalmers and forwards Darnell Jackson and Darrell Arthur all scored 10 points or more for the Jayhawks, while only Leo Lyons was able to join Hannah in double figures for the Tigers.
Anderson said the Tigers got a good effort on defense and rebounding from DeMarre Carroll, Missouris leading scorer this season, but Carroll struggled to score points. Carroll snagged 12 rebounds, but only made two of his 11 shot attempts and was just 1-6 from the free-throw line for five points.
I missed shots I know I can make, Carroll said. If you give me a chance right now Ill make a ton. I dont know why I missed them. I had a tough night.
Free throws were a big difference in the game. Kansas shot a whopping 45, making 28. Missouri only attempted 22 and made just 11.
I think thats where they won the game at, the free-throw line, forward Marshall Brown said. I felt like if we dont put them on the line as much, then were right there in it.
Kansas coach Bill Self was on the same line of thinking that Brown was.
Im certainly not going to complain about the number we shot, Self said. That doesnt happen a lot on the road. We made just enough to win the game.
The Tigers got off to a quick start with a 7-1 run to start the game, but Kansas quickly erased that lead and slowly built one of its own. After leading 38-36 at the half, the Jayhawks never trailed.
That was a good team, Carroll said. Theres no doubt in my mind that they are a Final Four type team.
With how good the Jayhawks have been this season, it was easy to think that Missouri might not even come close. After all, Kansas had blown out just about everybody on its schedule.
If anybody thought that we would win this game big over here, then they probably dont really understand college athletics, Self said. I certainly didnt anticipate anything other than a grind-it-out game.
The six-point margin of victory was the third closet game Kansas had played this year.
The chances were there for the Tigers to grab another Big 12 Conference victory against a ranked opponent, but when they really needed it, the points didnt come.
The ball just didnt go in the hole tonight, Anderson said.
The Jayhawks remained perfect on the season at 18-0 and 3-0 in conference play. It was the second consecutive loss for Missouri, dropping it to 11-7 and 1-2 in the Big 12.


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McNamee will likely be filing a counter lawsuit.
The AP reports that the suit states (pages 10-11):
[W]hen McNamee told others that when he first was interviewed by federal law enforcement last June, he denied Clemens had used steroids or human growth hormone. The suit quotes McNamee as saying he was pressured by Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Parrella and IRS Special Agent Jeff Novitzky -- key members of the BALCO prosecution -- to implicate Clemens. The suit did not attribute where the quote from McNamee was obtained.Clemens will hold a press conference today at 5 PM.
"After this exchange, and for the first time in his life, McNamee stated that he had injected Clemens with steroids in 1998, 2000 and 2001," the suit said. "Following his recantation, McNamee has relayed that he magically went from a 'target' in a federal criminal drug investigation to a mere 'witness,' so long as he continued to 'toe the line.'"


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Energy-industry analysts and economic-development officials Wednesday predicted that the one-year extension of the production tax credit for wind energy will help the sector recover many of the jobs lost in Colorado over the past several months.
Although the industry did not get a lengthier extension of the credit, it was worded in such a way that the impact of the extension will probably be felt through 2014, experts said.
"The extension will bring back those jobs which were recently lost," said Sanjay Mazumdar, chief executive of Lucintel, a management consulting and market research firm in Dallas. Mazumdar analyzes the wind-power industry.
Faced with the possible expiration of the tax credit at the end of 2012, companies halted new orders, and production firms were forced to cut hundreds of jobs. Vestas Wind Systems, which has four factories in Colorado, cut hundreds of positions as new orders dried up.
Though good for only a year, the extension contains wording that applies the credit to wind farms that are "under construction" by next Dec. 31. Previous wording required that a wind farm be completed, connected to the grid and producing power by the end of the 2012.
"Under construction" can mean "breaking ground or letting a certain amount of contracts or projects by the end of the year," said Tom Darin, western regional representative of the American Wind Energy Association.
That gives companies up to an additional 24 months to complete the projects, he said.
Analysts believe the difference is enough to help the sector recover by 2014 most of the jobs lost last year.
Without the extension, the wind market was expected to decline by more than 50 percent in 2013 and would have lost more than 35,000 jobs, said Mazumdar.
Tom Clark, CEO of the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp., said the extension will probably result in more jobs in the Colorado wind-power industry in 2014.
"It is a good thing mostly for 2014 in terms of the jobs that will come back," he said.
Andrew Longeteig, spokesman for Vestas North America, said the late approval of the credit extension will result in a significant reduction in 2013 installations relative to prior years. However, it will support projects completed beyond the end of the year provided they meet the under-construction requirements, he said.
Longeteig said Vestas currently employs about 1,100 people at its four Colorado manufacturing facilities.
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- Dec 19:
- Football: CU Buffs compliance office says Jon Embree conscientious about rules
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- Dec 2:
- Football: Butch Jones to visit CU Buffs Monday
- Nov 30:
- Louisville, Florida ADs suggest CU Buffs' Mike Bohn follow his gut
- Football: CU Buffs staff connecting with recruits
- Nov 29:
- Football: Mike Bohn debunks CU Buffs search rumors
- Thorburn: Perception of racism could be big trouble for Buffs and not just in football
- Jon Embree 'I'm a Buff'
- Nov 26:
- Football: CU Buffs looking to make splash with next hire
- Thorburn: Mike Bohn appears untouchable despite failed football hires at CU
- Mike Bohn's next CU Buffs football hire pivotal
- CU regents to meet tonight to get update on Jon Embree firing
- Jon Embree on being fired as CU Buffs' coach: 'I did things the right way'
- Black Coaches Association chief 'disappointed' in CU Buffs' firing of Jon Embree
- Nov 25:
- Football: CU Buffs players disappointed to see Jon Embree fired
- Football: CU Buffs fire Jon Embree
And not just because No. 23 Colorado delivered another impressive win -- this time 89-74 over a dangerous and previously unbeaten Air Force team.
As a highly entertaining Front Range basketball game was unfolding, many in the crowd of 10,607 started murmuring as word of Jon Embree's firing made its way through the arena.
A number of fans approached me at the press table to verify that CU is in fact looking for yet another head coach to lead the football program out of the abyss.
The reactions varied and included:
"It's awful."
"Mike Bohn's only claim to fame is right here. Without Tad Boyle and this basketball team, he'd be gone."
"It wasn't going to get better next year. They had to do it."
I asked Boyle, who used to play pick-up games with Embree in Boulder long before either was a head coach, for his thoughts on the news.
"I just found out. All I can say is I'm sad," Boyle said. "I'm sad for everybody involved, and certainly for coach Embree and his staff. It's a sad day ... I feel awful."
Two years to rebuild a program?
"It's tough," Boyle said. "This year has been hard on everyone involved, the last two years have been hard on the football program. The last seven years have been hard for Buff nation. I'm sad."
It usually takes five years for a football coach to rebuild a program.
Bill McCartney was given an extension after a 1-10 finish his third season.
Dan Hawkins (19-39) clearly didn't get the job done in five years and should have been fired after his fourth season.
Embree, whose résumé is now stained with a 4-21 record, was obviously not treated fairly compared to his predecessors.
But life in this impatient era of big-time college football is not fair.
Gene Chizik, whodelivered a BCS championship to Auburn less than two years ago, was also handed a pink slip on Sunday.
Turner Gill was sacked by Bohn's alma mater, Kansas, after two seasons and replaced by Charlie Weis (1-10 overall and 0-8 in the Big 12 with one game left in his first season with the Jayhawks).
CU president Bruce Benson, chancellor Phil DiStefano and Bohn were apparently shoulder to shoulder on this decision after being pressured by fans and ex-players into hiring a "Buff" two years ago.
"We strive for excellence in all we do, and the university leadership is committed to doing everything we can to ensure success for our football program, for which we are accountable," the trio said in a joint press release.
Bohn helped lead CU's move out of the Big 12 and hired Boyle. He also said Hawkins was a "home run" hire and Embree is a "great Buffalo ... and we're excited he's agreed to come back and lead us into the Pacific-12 Conference."
That's two errors when it comes to hiring football coaches if you're scoring at home.
CU's three not-so football wise men need to do one of two things in the aftermath of the 1-11 debacle in 2012 and seven consecutive losing seasons:
1. Hire the best available coach. No matter what his name is. No matter what it takes to pry him loose from his current job. No matter what the cost.
2. Or just admit that CU is not committed to competing at the highest level of college football like many of its peers in the Pac-12.
After Friday's loss to Utah, Embree took responsibility for two terrible seasons and promised better days were ahead. Unfortunately, it seems everyone was out of patience after seven years of bad Buffs football.
"It was sad to see him go," quarterback Jordan Webb said. "It sucks, but you've got to keep pressing forward."
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Behind the bars (or, what used to be bars)
A tour through the county jail provides perspective
Feb 15, 2013 | 1 Comment
(Nathalie Hardy/Reporter) Until I went to jail myself, I was one of those people who wondered why inmates were even allowed the luxury of television.
After having been inside, I know the words "luxury" and "jail" don't exactly belong in the same sentence.
Granted my time in jail came in the form of a tour and interview rather than a several month stint for shoplifting, or allegedly murdering someone.
But still, it's not like anyone was passing around a bowl of popcorn for movie night. It was more like a few men gathered around, standing or sitting on uncomfortable chairs or benches, craning their necks toward the screen mounted in the corner, displaying whatever channel the signal picked up.
Soon, the jail will have a new way to control tv content while giving inmates all kinds of information from housekeeping details to self-improvement programs, as reported today in the News-Register.
A shift in my perspective about television being more of a tool to modify behavior than a way to entertain inmates wasn't the only misperception I corrected during my tour. The first thing that struck me was how squeaky clean it was. In my head, I expected dingy and dirty. Instead it was clean and sterile.
I expected to find staff to be, well, kind of gruff, to put it nicely. Instead, everyone I encountered was respectful and helpful. And, I don't think that's just because I was accompanied by Sheriff Jack Crabtree and Captain Ron Huber. Being a reporter, I eavesdropped on other conversations and was encouraged by the respectful communication.
Also, I expected a lot of noise, like clanging handcuffs, yelling and the like. In reality, beyond the hum of day-to-day operations, it was pretty quiet in there.
Most surprising to me was the fact that there wasn't a bar in sight. Well, until Sheriff Crabtree showed me the ones he'd saved from demolition when the building remodeled. He said he felt like it was a piece of history that deserved its place in the jail.
The days of crowded cells with inmates clanking handcuffs against metal bars are left for movies and imaginations, it seems. So, while there's nothing luxurious about the county jail, what I found was a clean, safe environment for people to be held accountable for their actions.
I suppose the message is if you prefer a recliner and remote control to watch television, you best stay out of jail.
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I believe that clanking sound you're referring to, Nathalie, was actually produced through the dragging of ones jail or prison issued tin cup, back and forth, across the bars. Just an educated guess mind you, not gleaned from any actual or personal experience.
As a kid, like some, I probably watched too many James Cagney movies.
As for actual experience, I give Sheriff Jack Crabtree's jail a '5 Star' rating for ambiance.


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LONGMONT -- John Heston, the last of the suspected Mountain View Cemetery vandals, has talked with Longmont police, who hope to persuade him to return to the city.
Heston, 19, is one of eight people suspected of damaging more than 150 headstones in the cemetery, as well as pushing a Civil War memorial statue from its pedestal, breaking off the head. He is also the only one still at large.
"We've had conversations," Cmdr. Jeff Satur said. "We know he's out of state. We're hoping to convince him to come back to Colorado."
The other seven are cooperating with police. Six are juveniles who have been referred to the Longmont Community Justice Partnership; the seventh, a 21-year-old man who has not yet been named, is expected to be referred there soon.
Heston is wanted on suspicion of felony criminal mischief causing more than $20,000 in damage and misdemeanor desecration of a venerated object. Bond was set at $2,500, according to court records.
Vandals damaged the graveyard in four incidents between early July and mid-August, the most severe of which came over the Aug. 10 weekend, when the statue was damaged and 106 headstones knocked over. The statue's head was recovered Aug. 13.
The memorial to honor the Civil War dead was donated to the city in March 1907 by the Women's Relief Corps.
Heston's absence meant he missed a Friday arraignment on a July 7 traffic case, where he had been ticketed on suspicion of reckless driving, driving under revocation and not having proof of insurance. He was convicted last year of felony vehicular eluding and misdemeanor theft, receiving a two-year deferred sentence.
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NU Heads to Kansas City for Mizzou Invite
The Nebraska women's tennis team hits the road to play in the Mizzou Tennis Invite at the University of Missouri in Kansas City, Mo. from Friday to Sunday Sept. 20-22. The ITA sanctioned event will be held at the Plaza Tennis Center and will host Missouri, Nebraska, Princeton, and Oklahoma State.
The Huskers will take their whole squad to participate in the event. This weekend looks to be the first action for freshmen Hannah Sulz, Lisa Andersson, and Katerina Matysova to begin their careers at Nebraska. Fellow newcomers Mary Hanna and Brittany Brewster began theirs this past weekend.
The Huskers come up against some ITA pre-season ranked opponents this weekend from all three foes. Princeton presents two ranked singles players in No. 107 sophomore Amanda Muliawan and No. 120 junior Lindsay Graff. Mizzou coughs up some ranked members singles No. 72 Cierra Gaytan-Leach and doubles No. 43-tied Gaytan-Leach and Elisha Gabb. Oklahoma State affords one ranked duo No. 47 Kanyapat Narattana and Carla Tur Mari.
The invite will have both singles and doubles play, but it will not be a true tournament format. Instead, two teams will play each other in either singles or doubles each day. After all play is completed and everyone has played each other in both doubles and singles at the end of the tournament, each flight winner will be selected based on best record.
See the schedule below to see what time, and which team, the Huskers will play in both singles and doubles each day.
Play begins Friday morning at 9 a.m. with doubles action, followed by the singles matches later in the day. Results from the matches will be posted here on Huskers.com concluding play when made available.
Friday - 9:00am Mizzou vs OSU (doubles) Princeton vs Nebraska (doubles)
Friday - 10:30am Mizzou vs Nebraska (doubles) Princeton vs OSU (doubles)
Friday - 1:30pm Mizzou vs Princeton (singles) Nebraska vs OSU (singles)
Saturday - 9:00am Mizzou vs Princeton (doubles) Nebraska vs OSU (doubles)
Saturday - 10:30am Mizzou vs Nebraska (doubles) Princeton vs OSU (doubles)
Saturday - 1:30pm Mizzou vs OSU (singles) Princeton vs Nebraska (singles)
Sunday - 9:00am Mizzou vs OSU (doubles) Princeton vs Nebraska (doubles)
Sunday 10:30am Mizzou vs Nebraska (singles) Princeton vs OSU (singles)


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It was the peak of the January grind for the grapplers this past week. The Saints had six matches in six days.
Overall, the Saints did well going 4-2 with the losses coming at the hands of some really good teams. Wabasso is ranked fourth and LCWM is ranked sixth in the state.
It was the peak of the January grind for the grapplers this past week. The Saints had six matches in six days.
Overall, the Saints did well going 4-2 with the losses coming at the hands of some really good teams. Wabasso is ranked fourth and LCWM is ranked sixth in the state.
The Saints also won one for the history books - the schools 750th win against New Ulm. The week started with that big win.
SJA 59, New Ulm 9
With the historic 750th team win in their sights, the Saints were not going to be denied.
Powering the way for the Saints were the five wrestlers who got pins.
Cody Hanson got the pin-a-thon going with the fastest pin of the night in a 1:19.
Richy Soto was almost as fast, getting his fall in 1:36.
Zack Gleiter got a pin at 152, Carlos Marquez got a pin at 160 and Victor Torres got a pin at heavyweight.
Another notable was that Mark Alvarado got his first varsity win for the Saints.
SJA 45, Windom/Mt. Lake 27
The Saints wrestled three times on Saturday at Windom. The SJA boys beat the host team in a competitive match.
Isaac Carreon won a tough match at 132 lbs. Carreon was down by five in the final period and came back to tie it at 12 all and then win it in overtime.
Saints who won by falls were Soto, Alvarado, Kody Curry, Gleiter, Ryan Westman and Colin Hoppe.
SJA 64, West Lyon IA 9
Five forfeits gave the Saints 30 points and four pins gave the Saints another 24. Saints coaches have expressed some concern about running into teams who have forfeits in too many weight classes, because that doesnt' help SJA wrestlers get ready for tournament time.
Pins went to Soto, Gleiter, Westman and Hoppe.
The feature match on Saturday was the Saints taking on Lake Crystal Welcome Memorial. LCWM is sixth ranked in the state and these are two closely matched teams.
LCWM got the better of the Saints on Saturday by a 34-16 score, but several of the matches were close and could go the other way on another day.
The lower weight classes through Isaac Carreon gave the Saints a 10-7 lead.
It could have been more, but Cody Hanson was upset at 113. He lost to Levi Marsh, a wrestler he's beaten many times by a 6-5 score.
Head Coach Gene Hildebrandt said there were four or five decisions the Saints lost that those Saints might win if they wrestle these kids in the state team tournament.
On Saturday the Saints winners were Mario Garcia, Soto, Isaac Carreon, Wolle and Victor Torres.
Wabasso 57, SJA 9
The Saints hosted a triangular on Tuesday night. The first match the Saints had was against the fourth ranked team in the state Wabasso/Red Rock Central.
There is a big gap between fourth ranked Wabasso and sixth ranked LCWM, because if everything had gone right for the Saints, they would not have beaten Wabasso.
Unfortunately, the big news of the night was that Richy Soto lost his first match of the season by a 5-3 score.
Cody Hanson got the first win for the Saints with a 9-2 win at 113.
The next and only other win didn't come for the Saints until 220 when Devin Wolle got a fall at 2:34.
On Tuesday Wolle stepped up to wrestle the big boys at 220. Devin also got a pin against Madelia at that weight.
He was giving away a lot of weight to his opponents, but he was able to get two pins for the Saints. He wrestled at 182 at New Ulm last Thursday.
The Saints lost a couple of close matches they might win on another day - Soto, Isaac Carreon and Gleiter could beat the opponents they wresteled, but Wabasso overwhelmed the Saints in a lot of other weights.
SJA 57, Madelia 19
The Saints closed out the night on a winning note beating county rival Madelia 57-19.
Mario Garcia got it going with a fall in 46 seconds.
Hanson picked up a forfeit and Soto and Daniel Carreon got pins to give the Saints a 24-0 lead.
Other pins were earned by Gleiter at 152, Ryan Westman at 170, and Wolle at 220. Including Hanson's the Saints got three forfeits.


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Pork Chops and Applesauce
Pork loin chops, seasoned with paprika, sage, thyme and spices then lightly pan fried and served with homemade applesauce. When my applesauce was simmering in the crock pot, I knew I would be serving it with pork chops. I served them with buttermilk mashed potatoes and an Autumn Salad with Pears on the side.
You can make this with boneless or bone-in pork chops; center cut pork loin chops are a good option because they are pretty lean, just be sure not to over-cook them so they don't dry out. According to the USDA, cooking pork to 145° F and letting it rest for three minutes will give you juicy chops that are safe to eat.
Pork Chops and Applesauce
Servings: 4 • Size: 1 chop, 2 tbsp applesauce • Points +: 4 pts • Smart Points: 4
Calories: 180 • Fat: 8.2 g • Protein: 20.3 g • Carb: 4.8 g • Fiber: 0.3 g • Sugar: 1.5
Sodium: 29.3 mg
- 4 thin (14 oz) boneless pork loin chops, center cut
- 1/4 tsp paprika
- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp dried sage
- 1/2 tsp dried thyme
- salt and fresh cracked pepper to taste
- 1 tsp butter
- 2 tbsp flour (leave out for gluten free)
- 1/2 cup apple sauce for serving on the side
Season pork chops with paprika, garlic powder, sage, thyme, salt and fresh pepper to taste.
Place flour on a small flat plate and lightly pat the chops with flour, shaking off any excess flour so they are lightly coated.
Heat a large skillet over medium heat and add butter when the pan is hot. When the butter melts, place chops in the skillet and cook 3 1/2 to 4 minutes. Turn over and cook an additional 3 – 4 minutes, or until the internal temp is 145° F. Remove from the pan and set on a platter to rest for three minutes.


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I think many people are missing the point. If you have put Chuff, chuff in your signature you are missing the point. Chuff, chuff as I understand it is like saying "whatever", or my personal favorite, "it's your lie, tell it how you want" when you just can't get someone to listen to the facts. This is about looking past the hype and getting the facts.
It's going to fail. There just aren't that many people who REALLY want to know the truth.


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Pat Schilling
TRAINING: Training for this fight is very different from my last fight. I am still working full time at Best Buy, but I'm still managing to get in two workouts per day six days per week. I've been with a new personal trainer three days a week, Matt Miller with Horsepower Strength and Conditioning, who has helped me improve my power, explosiveness, and overall strength by huge amounts. I've been doing heated power yoga three times per week. I've also been training at several different gyms with many tough training partners five times per week.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started training in June of '09. I wrestled through school and some college, and needed a platform to compete afterward. It was a natural fit.
What ranks and titles have you held? I was the Brutaal Genesis regional featherweight champion as an amateur.
Do you have any heroes? Not really. I admire the humble fighters of the UFC, like Georges St-Pierre and Jonathan Brookins.
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? How cliché can I be? It is a dream come true! I'm fighting for time. With a UFC contract, I don't have to work full-time. I can spend more time with the people I care about, doing things I want to do.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I went to Minnesota State University-Moorhead, but left after my second year.
What was your job before you started fighting? I have worked retail for six years. I now work at Best Buy and was just promoted to Operations Supervisor.
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? I was the Brutaal Genesis featherweight champion, which is a regional title. I won ten amateur fights in a row with tough competition each time.
Specific accomplishments in pro competition? I won Submission of the Night for Warrior One MMA in Halifax. It was really a summary of my relaxed and unorthodox style.
Favorite grappling technique: Wrestling
Favorite Striking technique: Muay Thai
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You're a headache
In a suitcase
You're a star
Oh no, don't be shy
You don't have to go blind
Hold me, thrill me, kiss me, kill me
Why don't they do what they say?
Say what they mean?
One thing leads to another...
'Cause it's a bitter, sweet symphony, this life...
For the life of me, I cannot believe we'd ever die for these sins
We were merely freshmen
I know what I am and I'm glad I'm a man
And so is Lola
Cowboys and indians
Wiffle ball, paper dolls
Hacky sack and hangman
Do you wanna play with me?
If you receive an e-mail with a subject of 'badtimes' delete it immediatly without reading it
This is the most dangerous e-mail virus yet.
It will re-write your hard disk. Not only that, but it will scramble any disks that are even close to your computer
It will recalibrate your refrigerator's coolness setting so all your ice cream melts
It will demagnetize the strips on all your credit cards, screw up the tracking on your VCR
And use subspace field harmonics to render any CDs you try to play unreadable.
It will give your ex-boy / girlfriend your new phone number.
It will mix antifreeze into your fish tank...
It will drink all your beer and leave its socks out on the coffee table when there's company coming over
It will put a dead kitten in the back pocket of your good suit and hide your car keys when you are late for work.
Badtimes will make you fall in love with a penguin.
It will give you nightmares about circus midgets.
It will pour sugar in your gas tank and shave off both your eyebrows while dating your current boy/girlfriend behind your back
And billing the dinner and hotel room to your visa card.
It will seduce your grandmother
It does not matter if she is dead, such is the power of badtimes, it reaches out beyond the grave to sully those things we hold most dear.
It moves your car randomly around parking lots so you can't find it.
It will kick your dog. it will leave libidinous messages on your boss's voice mail in your voice!.
It is insidious and subtle
It is dangerous and terrifying to behold. it is also a rather interesting shade of mauve.
Badtimes will give you dutch elm disease. it will leave the toilet seat up.
It will make a batch of methamphetamine in your bathtub
And then leave bacon cooking on the stove while it goes out to chase high school kids with your new snowblower.
These are just a few of the signs. be very very careful !!
She likes me for me
Not because I hang with Leonardo
Or that guy who played in 'Fargo'
I think his name is Steve
Yeah, we all know someone disapproving it
We all know the boys and the girls are doing it
Gobble gobble goo and
Gobble gobble gickel
I wish turkey only cost a nickel
Oh I love Turkey on Thanksgiving
Hurry up and give me the microphone before I bust in my pants!
duuh duuh duuh, duuh duuh duuh
Let the boys be boys!
Who's down with OPP?
Every last homie!
Hope it gives you hell, hope it gives you hell
Now, where's your picket fence, love?
And where's that shiny car?
And did it ever get you far?
I don't care anymore
And I really ain't bothered what you think of me
'Cos all I want of you is just a let me be.
I'm tired of being in love and being all alone
When you're so far away from me
brain stew
My eyes feel like they're gonna bleed
Dried up and bulging out my skull
My mouth is dry
My face is numb
Givled up and spun out in my room
On my own... here we go
Karn Evil 9 (First Impression)
Soon the Gypsy Queen, in a glaze of vaseline,
Will perform on guillotine, what a scene, what a scene!
...Come and see the show!
The nurses all look sad
Because Santa's got it bad
Santa Claus has got the AIDS this year
When you went away, you took my cow Bessie
I miss her darling, more than I miss you
You took off your leg, your wig and your eye glass
And you shoud've seen the look on my face
I wanted to kiss, I wanted to hug you
But you were scattered all over the place
Where, oh where, are you tonight?
Why did you leave me here all alone?
I searched the world over,
And thought I found true love.
You met another and
Phht! you were gone!
Creeque Alley
McGuinn and McGuire couldn't get no higher
But that's what they were aimin' at.
And no one's gettin' fat except Mama Cass!
Swallow my doubt
Turn it inside out
Find nothing but faith in nothing.
Want to put my tender heart in a blender,
Watch it spin around to a beautiful oblivion.
Rendezvous, then I'm through with you
...tie me to the bedpost!
She likes whips and chains
She likes cocaine
...and flippin' out with great danes
She's about all I can handle, it's too much for my brain
It's got me under pressure
Damn it feels good to be a gangsta
A real gangsta-a$$ ni@@a plays his cards right
A real gangsta-a$$ ni@@ga never runs his givlin' mouth
'Cuz real gangsta-a$$ ni@@as don't start fights
Y'all gon' make me lose my mind
Up in here, up in here
(I can't live without your) love and affection
I can't face another night on my own
I'd give up my pride to save me from being alone
Christmas is the time to say "I Love You!"
So many years we've tried
And kept our love alive
'Cause, baby, it ain't over 'til it's over
That's iust the way it goes
That's Life!
Hey JJ!
What you been doin'?
You say your car broke down
the thing just isn't movin'?
Hey, here is the story
Forget about troubles in life
Don't you know, it's not easy
When you gotta walk upon that line
That's why...
You need
Ooooooo, that's why this is what you need
I'll give you what you need!
I can hang my hairshirt
Away up high in the attic of the wrong dog's life chest
...or bury it at sea
All my life I've searched for this...
There's always a reason why it happened
You never never did anything wrong, but it
It just seemed to fall apart
But you're taking it all too hard
Someday you will find me
Caught beneath a landslide
In a champagne supernova in the sky
What you gonna do when things go wrong?
What you gonna do when it all cracks up?
What you gonna do when the Love burns down?
What you gonna do when the flames go up?
Who is gonna come and turn the tide?
What's it gonna take to make a dream survive?
Who's got the touch to calm the storm inside?
Who's gonna save you? Alive and Kicking
...Stay until your love is alive and kicking
If you want the world to know
We won't let hatred grow
Put a little love in your heart
And the world will be a better place...
This must be just like living in paradise
(Just like paradise!)
And I don't want to go home!
(Just like paradise!)
It's been a long December, and there's reason to believe
Maybe this year will be better than the last...
We can drive it home with one headlight
I can go for miles, if you know what I mean
I'm coming up so you better get this party started
You better be good to me
That's how it's got to be now
I just keep on trying
And I smile when I feel like dying
On and on
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- 1 1/2 Onion, finely sliced
- 2 Garlic cloves, crushed
- 2 Bay leaves *
- 2 cups Galletti mushrooms, sliced *
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- 1 pound Canned tomatoes, sliced up
- 3 Fresh spring marjorams
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- Soak lentils over night.
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Oak Ridge High School Athletic Director Mike Mullins announced today the return of ORHS alumnus David Scott as the girls head basketball coach for the Lady Wildcats,.
Oak Ridge High School Athletic Director Mike Mullins announced today the return of ORHS alumnus David Scott as the girls head basketball coach for the Lady Wildcats,.
Scott took a two-year hiatus as girls basketball coach.
He replaces Karra Jackson who posted a 29-29 record in her two seasons at the helm before leaving to become the head coach at Ryle High School in Union, Ky.
Scott, 49, was elevated to head coach at Oak Ridge after serving four years as an assistant under ORHS legend Jill Prudden, who compiled a 908-161 overall record, which included winning three state championships and being runner-up in six state tournaments. Prudden stepped down in 2010.
Scott led the Lady Wildcats to a 21-7 record and the regular season and district tournament championship. He was named 2010-2011 District 3-AAA Coach of the year before resigning due to family responsibilities, according to a news release.
"We are extremely pleased to welcome back Coach Scott," Mullins stated in the release. "David Scott is a proven winner. He has an extraordinary work ethic and understanding of what it will take to turn our program around and once again be in contention for championships. Coach Scott's teams are known for their fast paced, up-tempo style offense with a stingy, relentless defense, that is an exciting brand of basketball for the players to play and the fans to watch and be proud of."
Scott was an All-Conference and All-Region performer (1985-87) at Tennessee Wesleyan College. He led the team in assists and scoring (18 points. per game) in 1987 and was inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame in 2012.
He arrived at Wesleyan after transferring from Hiwassee College (1983-85), where he led his team to a junior college national tournament appearance. He was team leader in assists as a junior and in scoring (19 points. per game) as a senior.
A native Oak Ridger, Scott was an outstanding prep player for the Wildcats (1981-83) where he garnered team MVP, All-District, All-Region and Honorable Mention All-State honors.
Scott earned a bachelor's degree in history from Tennessee Wesleyan College in 1988. He added a master's degree in educational administration from Lincoln Memorial University in 1998.
He and his wife Michelle, both teachers at Robertsville Middle School, have a daughter, 11-year-old Elizabeth Grace, and an 8-year-old son, Daniel.


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Days Inn & Suites of St. James has officially closed its doors, and as of now, no one is saying much.
Days Inn & Suites of St. James has officially closed its doors, and as of now, no one is saying much.
Alan Wynn, who has been the general manager of the motel for the last five months, said the doors were locked and all 10 employees were dismissed indefinitely last Saturday morning.
"All I am allowed to say is that (Amanda Watson) still owns the franchise and the building itself," said Wynn, who has been employed with the company for three years.
Watson could not be reached for comment.
According to Mayor Dennis Wilson, the property has experienced financial difficulties and is in foreclosure.
St. James Chamber of Commerce director Dawn Thompson said Wynn told her last Thursday that Days Inn would be closing its doors over the weekend.
"He wasn't exactly sure why they were closing, but I think they were just closing for financial reasons," Thompson said. "I think (Wynn) was somewhat surprised, especially at the closing, because it's the time of year that things start picking up."
With trout season in full swing and the spring and summer months rapidly approaching, Thompson said not having Days Inn will hurt the local economy, as the absence of the motel will send visitors to neighboring cities for lodging and dining.


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NEW YORK - The Columbia men's swimming team competed in the ECAC Championships this weekend in Cambridge, Mass., at Harvard's Blodgett Pool. The Lions posted a number of strong performances, including three individual wins by Alex Ngan, to claim a fifth overall team finish in the 27 team field.
On the first day of the championships, Columbia had solid showings highlighted by a victory in the 50 freestyle by Alex Ngan. The sophomore clocked in with a first-place time of 20.28 in the event. The Lions also grabbed runner-up finishes in two relays. The 200 free relay squad of Ngan, Matthew Swallow, Patrick Dougherty and Daniel Tan finished with a time of 1:21.90. The quartet went on to combine for a second place time of 3:17.67 in the 400 medley relay on the day as well.
Saturday's action saw a flurry of Lions perform well in championship finals. The 200 medley relay led off the night with a fifth place finish, as Dougherty, Andrew Wood, Ngan and Swallow hit the wall in 1:31.59. Sam Dunkle shined in the 400 IM with a third place finish in 3:58.67. Alex Ngan best performance of the night came in the 100 butterfly. He won the event in a time of 48.39 for his second title of the meet.
The Lions posted two swimmers in the championship heat of the 200 freestyle as Daniel Tan finished fifth overall (1:40.26), while Joseph Beutler came in seventh in 1:40.92. The 100 breast saw a solid stroke from Wood who came in fifth overall with a time of 56.15. Doughery added a sixth overall finish in the 100 backstroke at 50.13 and the foursome of Tyler Mattingly, John Santoro, Beutler and Tan clocked in for a third place time of 6:43.76 in the 800 freestyle relay.
In the final day of action, Dunkle returned to start the day with a fourth place time of 15:48.55 in the 1650 freestyle. Dougherty followed in the 200 backstroke to grab fourth place with a time 1:49.50. Ngan captured his third individual victory of the meet in the 100 freestyle, clocking in at 44.61. Tan finished just behind Ngan in fourth place with a time of 45.63 in the event.
Wood claimed a top four finish in the 200 breaststroke at 2:02.58 and John Santoro took sixth in the event at 2:03.38. The Lions capped the meet with a runner-up finish in the 400 freestyle relay, as the squad of Ngan, Tan, Dougherty and Beutler posted NCAA 'B' cut time of 3:00.56.
Up next for Columbia is the 2013 Ivy League Championships, which will take place in Providence, R.I. on Thursday, March 7 - Saturday, March 9.


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My wife and mother-in-law are driving me crazy. To be fair it's probably not that far of a drive as I've been living just around the corner from crazy for the past 41 years, but this time I'm afraid that instead of being given a visitors pass as I cross the street I'm going to be issued one of those baskets from the local chamber of commerce that welcomes me as a new permanent resident.
Do you know what that's going to do to my tax bracket?
What they're doing to me is planning for my mother-in-law to come up for a holiday visit, and by "come up" for the visit I mean, of course, that they are systematically destroying my will to live by coming up with days for us to drive down and then pick her up only to freak out with the realization that "this day cannot possibly work!" as it's a day that foolishly ends in Y and consists of 24 hours.
Wife: We can go down this day to get her … well, shoot, she doesn't want to come up this day. We'll have to think of another day.
Me: Okay.
Mother-In-Law: You don't have to get me at all. We can wait until Easter for this visit!
Me: Okay.
Wife: We can't wait until Easter for a Christmas visit.
Me: Okay. How about this day (foolishly pointing to an actual date on a calendar) to get her?
Wife: That day? Why would you think that day is a good day? It's got all that sunlight in it and you'll be able to see when you're driving. We're not going that day.
Me: Okay.
Mother-In-Law: I could come visit next Thanksgiving! That's a good day to visit.
Me: Okay.
Wife: She can NOT come visit next Thanksgiving! I mean, of course she can come visit then but she's COMING TO VISIT THIS CHRISTMAS first.
Me: Okay.
Mother-In-Law: There's always next Christmas?!
Me: I'm thinking your mother doesn't want to come.
Wife: Of COURSE she doesn't want to come but she's GOING to come for the holidays.
Me: Okay. How about this day (more foolish calendar pointing) for us to drive down?
Wife: ::glares::
Me: Okay.
That, by the way, sums up the last few months of my life in a reasonably succinct manner. I've got a mother-in-law that truly does wish to visit us here in Arkansas if only we could somehow find a way to do it in New Orleans. On this end I have a wife that misses her mother and would do anything to help make this as easy as possible for her to come up and visit but is fighting the urge to try and reach through the telephone lines and shake some sense into her mother each time she shakes off any suggested days for us to come get her.
Me: We could pick her up here (points to calendar) and then bring her back here (points again.)
Wife: No. I want her to stay two weeks. She only wants to stay three days.
Me: She wants us to spend two days driving to spend only three days with us?
Wife: She's crazy.
Me: How about we get her a week earlier? We get her here (pointing) and then return her here (pointing again).
Wife: That's two weeks. She'll never agree to stay for two weeks.
Me: But you just said you want her to stay for two weeks?
Wife: ::glares::
And that, if you were wondering, is how my wife and her mother are driving me crazy. It's not a fast trip but a slow meandering decent into madness, but as I'm foolish enough to love them both I guess it's the path I chose. In all likelihood we'll eventually settle on a day and my mother-in-law will actually be spotted up here for a few days this holiday season. If you see us all out and about feel free to come up and congratulate me on surviving thus far.
Be sure to congratulate my wife on surviving me as well and for not killing me once she reads this column.
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Crews installed new striping and signage Tuesday along a stretch of U.S. 36 on the northern edge of Boulder in an effort to improve safety in an area that has proven treacherous -- even deadly -- for cyclists in recent years.
Two cyclists have been killed at the intersection of U.S. 36 and Violet Avenue since 2009.
Tuesday's work resulted from an assessment of the highway between Broadway and Jay Road involving city, county and state officials. The stretch serves as Boulder's 28th Street but is maintained by the Colorado Department of Transportation.
CDOT crews painted fresh striping along the western side of U.S. 36, including lines showing where the eastbound right-turn lanes of the highway at the intersections of Lee Hill Drive, Yarmouth Avenue and Violet Avenue become shared space with the eastbound bike lane.
They also added dashed lines that run across each intersection so that motorists on U.S. 36 have an indication that bikes also may be traveling across those streets, according to Bill Cowern, Boulder's transportation operations engineer.
City employees hung signs on posts near the right-turn lanes at the three intersections that say "bikes accepted," authorizing cyclists to use those lanes, Cowern said. The city also posted signs aimed at alerting westbound cars seeking to turn left on those streets that bikes may be present in the intersections.
"We hope that it will be a much safer environment for cycling," Cowern said. "There are quite a few people that cycle out there, and it was in the best interest of the city, the state and the county to make it safer."
Community Cycles, a Boulder-based nonprofit organization dedicated to education and advocacy for the safe use of bicycles, began sending letters to CDOT about the dangers of the Violet Avenue intersection this summer. The organization was already concerned about the intersection, advocacy director Sue Prant said, but began to lobby for safety upgrades more forcefully after the death of Terence "T.J." Doherty.
Doherty was riding his bike east on U.S. 36 in the right-turn lane July 22 when a vehicle traveling west turned left onto Violet Avenue and struck his bike, according to the Colorado State Patrol. He died two days later.
The circumstances were similar to the accident that killed Casey Najera, 60, in the same intersection in 2009. In both instances, the drivers involved said they never saw the cyclist before the collision.
Doherty's cousin, Tim Kenkel, questioned in an email to the Camera earlier this month why it took the death of a second cyclist to spur changes to the intersection of Violet and U.S. 36. A "passionate cyclist" himself, Kenkel also questioned just how safe the upgrades will make cyclists.
"I commend the actions of Community Cycles for their insistence of forcing CDOT to review the intersection, however I believe the safest course of action would be ... to re-align the intersection so Violet intersects with U.S. 36 at a 90-degree angle so cars need to stop/slow down to make the turn," Kenkel wrote. "Paint, signs, and speed limits are all wonderful paper dragons, but since they go largely ignored, the best recourse is to change how vehicles can move from 36 onto Violet. A poorly designed intersection should not be the reason someone loses a friend, a fiancé, a cousin, a brother or a son."
Cowern noted that a portion of Yarmouth Avenue where it dead-ends into U.S. 36 was realigned to make it a 90-degree angle, but that work predates his 19-year career with the city. He said the last 100 feet of Violet will eventually be realigned to create the same effect at its intersection with U.S. 36, but the money for that work will not be available for several years.
"We're making those improvements in 2015 when we have the funding to do it," he said. "Our expectation is that (the new striping and signage) will make the area safer, and we'll certainly monitor to make sure that is the case."


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Go-Go Dancer, Bar Manager Fends Off Ax Attacker at Gay Bar
A male go-go dancer and a bar manager helped fend off a man who tried to attack patrons with an ax at a gay bar in Phoenix, Ariz. on Feb. 17, according to Fox Phoenix affiliate KSAZ.
Bar manager Adrian Carlos Maldonado told the station that Lawrence Aguirre, 40, attempted to attack about 30 people with an ax after arguing with his girlfriend.
"I told him [he] was done, I couldn't serve him any more for the night. He got irate," Maldonado told Fox News. "After I escorted him out, he went out to the car, picked up an ax and came back at us."
Maldonado says he tried to hold the bar door closed while Aguirre smashed it with his axe. When Maldonado thought he had gone, the manager opened the door and saw to his horror that Aguirre was running towards him still holding the weapon while yelling "I will kill you."
"He said, 'Come on, bring it, I'm gonna hit you with this sucker.' He was pretty crazy and adamant about it," Maldonado related. "I really thought my life was in danger, I'm pretty sure everybody else did too."
Before Aguirre could attack anyone, however, a go-go dancer came from behind and grabbed the attacker around the neck. Maldonado then hit Aguirre over the head with a pool cue and the suspect dropped his ax.
"Once that happened, I threw the pool stick to the side, I had somebody else grab the ax and we just held him on the ground," Maldonado said. Four people helped him hold Aguirre down before police arrived on the scene.
"It's so weird that something like that happened, but I was really happy everybody pulled together and helped me out with getting this guy on the ground and having him arrested, because this guy was crazy," Maldonado told the Fox station.
Aguirre was arrested and has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault and one count of criminal damage. The police report notes that Aguirre used anti-gay epithets when he told police officers he was assaulted at the bar. The authorities say the bias crimes unit is examining the case.


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UK Woman Sentenced to Life For Killing Girlfriend With Garden Swan Ornament
A British woman who pleaded guilty to murdering her partner by smashing a concrete garden swan ornament on her head has been sentenced to life in prison, the U.K. newspaper the Daily Mail reports.
Tracey Ashfield, 43, killed her partner Wendy Thorpe, 42, in July 2012 after the two women got into an argument about finances and their home. After smashing a 15 pound concrete garden swan ornament over Thorpe's head, Ashfield dragged her body to the bottom of their garden and tried to hide it by putting it under an old sofa.
"On Saturday 14 July 2012, Ashfield was with her partner at their home when they got into a heated argument over money," Hayley Firman, head of the West Midlands Crown Prosecution Service's public protection unit, said. "The argument turned physical and she then picked up a garden ornament and repeatedly struck Ms. Thorpe over the head and upper body."
The couple, who lived in Walsall, West Midlands, had been fighting about their money woes all day but tried to reconcile over dinner that night. Their attempt to smooth things over didn't work and the women began to fight again. Apparently, Ashfield was fed up with the arguing and then killed Thorpe with the lawn decoration.
Ashfield says she slept with her lover's body and the next day gave police a handwritten confession. She pleaded guilty to murder on Monday and was sentenced to life in jail and will serve at least 13 years.
"This was a tragic case where an argument went too far and someone has lost their life as a result," investigating officer, Detective Constable Jeff Neal, said. "We received a call from Ashfield the day after the incident, after she became wracked with guilt about what had happened. We hope that this result will bring some comfort and closure to Wendy's family."
Within the past few months there have been similar cases that occurred between lesbian couples. In December, Day Arteesha Donaldson of South Carolina, was charged with misdemeanor assault and battery after she allegedly attacked her girlfriend with an ironing board over an argument about a misplaced sex toy. Additionally in November it was reported that Chamique Holdsclaw was arrested and charged with aggravated assault after she allegedly hit her ex-girlfriend's car with a baseball bat and fired a gun inside the vehicle.


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This summer, All Things Considered has asked listeners and guests to share a personal memory: the memory of one song discovered through their parents' record collection.
Rashida Jones stars in the new film Celeste and Jesse Forever. She's also the daughter of superstar music producer Quincy Jones and actress Peggy Lipton. Jones says her father is a "record collection all unto himself," but she had something else in mind when NPR's Audie Cornish asked her about the song she most remembers from when she was growing up.
"My mom, I remember as a kid, came home with Steely Dan, and "Hey Nineteen" was her favorite song," Jones says. "We had a lot of jazz growing up, and soul, R&B, classical ... ['Hey Nineteen'] was the first time I had heard something that was like this '70s bluesy rock, that was really lyrical.
"It kind of opened me up to being a music nerd," Jones says. "Those guys are music nerds, and that's what's so great about them. They like complex rhythms, and they're interested in the mathematics of music."
This summer, we've asked you and some of our guests here on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED to share a personal memory, a story behind one song discovered through Mom and Dad's record collection. Today, we hear from a child of Hollywood royalty.
RASHIDA JONES: Hi. My name is Rashida Jones.
CORNISH: The actress, Rashida Jones, is the star and co-writer of the new film, "Celeste and Jesse Forever." She's also the daughter of actress Peggy Lipton and superstar music producer Quincy Jones.
CORNISH: Jazz and R&B defined her father's record collection, but Rashida Jones had a different song in mind when she came into our studio.
JONES: I am going to talk about actually a record that my mom introduced me to because my dad is a record collection all unto himself. I feel like that would be the obvious choice. So my mom - I remember as a kid - came home with Steely Dan and "Hey Nineteen" was her favorite song.
JONES: It was kind of the first time - you know, we had a lot of jazz growing up and soul, R&B, classical. It's the first time I had heard something that was like this '70s bluesy rock that was really lyrical. And it kind of opened me up to being like a music nerd because those guys are music nerds and that's what's so great about them, that they're - you know, they like complex rhythms and they're interested in the - you know, like the mathematics of music.
STEELY DAN: (Singing) Sweet things from Boston, so young and willing. Moved down to Scarsdale. Where the hell am I? Hey, nineteen.
JONES: And I still - I just went to a Steely Dan concert about a year ago. They're still one of my favorite bands.
DAN: No, we can't talk at all. Please, take me along when you slide on down.
CORNISH: Looking back now, what did that interest say about your mom to you? You know, what about it taught you something about her?
JONES: Well, my mom did a lot of aerobics in the '80s and she's actually in the Jane Fonda workout video. So there was a lot of, like, upbeat - like Madonna was really popular. And it was sort of the thing that bonded my parents because my dad was kind of working on jazz and he was working on his own - these, like, really cool compilations with Ashford and Simpson, Patty Austin, James Ingram, all these people. And it was kind of like her version of soul, so I felt like it was her wanting to be a part of that, but also distinguish herself musically.
DAN: (Singing) The Cuervo Gold, the fine Colombian make tonight a wonderful thing. Say it again.
CORNISH: Rashida Jones, thank you for sharing the memory with us.
JONES: Thank you. Very cool.
CORNISH: Actress and screenwriter Rashida Jones for our series, Mom and Dad's Record Collection.
DAN: (Singing) ...a wonderful thing. The Cuervo Gold, the fine Colombian make tonight a wonderful thing. No, we can't dance together. No, we can't talk at all.
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Boulder County commissioners on Thursday decided that a controversial medical marijuana growing, processing and storage facility being proposed for 3105 N. 75th St. meets the requirements of the county's Land Use Code.
The commissioners' decision comes after a months-long public outcry from area residents and farmers about Pantera Properties' proposal for a 5,040-square-foot warehouse and 16,800 square feet of greenhouses, as well as changing the property's use from an "Outdoor Storage" category to a "Medical Marijuana Center."
In hundreds of letters and emails to the county, and during a public hearing on Thursday, foes of the proposal said the center wouldn't be compatible with the neighborhood, that the odors from the marijuana growing would be offensive, and that its operation could contaminate neighbors' soil, and water.
However, such a center is a "use by right" in a general industrial zoning district such as the one that's the site of the North 75th Street property, Commissioners Cindy Domenico, Elise Jones and Deb Gardner noted, adding that the application meets other requirements of the Land Use Code, as well, as long as Pantera addresses conditions suggested by county staff.
Boulder County Public Health will have to approve an onsite wastewater system intended to prevent contaminants from reaching water supplies, and any actual operator of the marijuana growing business will have to satisfy requirements for getting the necessary state and county licenses.
Anne Cure, of Cure Organic Farm, 7416 Valmont Road, was one of the people asking the commissioners to deny the application.
"My family lives within 1,500 feet" of the property and wouldn't want to have to live with the odor of marijuana growing throughout the year, Cure said.
Bob Munson, of 7355 Valmont Road, said it "would be very hard to explain to the kids and their families" visiting his farms what the smells are that are coming from a marijuana greenhouse.
Commissioners and their staff said any operator of the greenhouses and warehouse would have to meet county odor-control regulations against those smells leaving the marijuana center's property lines.
The commissioners emphasized that it'll be important for the county staff to monitor and enforce any future marijuana business' compliance with odor, water quality and air quality regulations.
The commissioners didn't hear just from critics of the location's suitability for marijuana greenhouses. Several people also testified at Thursday's hearing in support of the proposal.
Sherri Shultz, a Boulder resident, objected that "one farmer shouldn't be able to tell another farmer what they should be growing."
Shaun McGehan, a Louisville resident who said he attended educational programs on Boulder County farms when he was a student and has worked on Boulder County farms, said that, "I do not understand how this would negatively impact" the neighboring farms.
Boulder County Land Use planner John Holste told the commissioners that the 7.91-acre property on which the medical marijuana center would be located had been in some form of industrial zoning since 1944 and hasn't been used for agricultural production for many years.
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• The Longmont Public Library, 409 Fourth Ave., presents live music with The Amber Waves Band from 10 to 10:45 a.m. on the patio. Admission is free, bring a blanket. Call 303-651-8477.
• The Longmont Artist Guild and Boulder Art Association Art Show and Sale is from noon to 7 p.m. today in barn A at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road, Longmont. The show is also open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, June 13, and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 14, and 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, June 15. Go to boulderartassociation.org.
•Living on Purpose is at 7 p.m. at the Educational Remix Center, 333 First Ave., Longmont. Professional psychic and life coach Dori Spence will host this seminar on identifying one's purpose. Cost is $12.50 for Longmont residents, $15.50 for non-residents. Call 303-774-4800 or go to ci.longmont.co.us/rec
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•The 37th annual Festival of Flowers hosted by the Longmont Symphony Guild is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, June 13, and Saturday, June 14. Visit five gardens throughout Longmont to support the Longmont Symphony. Cost is $10 in advance, $12 the days of. Go to longmontsymphony.org/pdfs/LSOGardenTour.pdf or call 303-772-5796 or 303-776-9275 for garden and ticket vendor locations.
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no one says "I don't mean to toot my own horn" for real anymore, it's like "a whale of a good time" in that regard. Yes, it's annoying, but luckily: it doesn't happen
pretend that the last panel is not in this comic. It is so much better that way! The last panel tells you nothing - yes, it's an air horn, but we knew that. Yes, he was happy to get to use it for that moment. But we knew that. As it is, it makes the comic look like some kind of weird advertisement for airhorns, and I just thing; What? Why? Why not just show us a funny scene? Why force it into a random context? In this way, it's a lot like comic 456.
I complain about the lack of context a lot in xkcd, but in this case the mere presence of Mr. Hat provides enough. We know what he's like just by seeing him - he's the only character this is true for (because he is the only character). That's enough, in this case.
the sudden shift to ad tagline strikes me as something thought of to make this comic more of a joke in the regular sense, almost like a sketch comedy ad. Like, I'm not confident with the joke I've written, I'm going to tag on an unrelated one just in case.
vuvuzela jokes were funny for 15 seconds, two weeks ago.