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NEW YORK – The Columbia softball program will add seven newcomers to the squad this spring, as announced by head coach Kayla Noonan today.
The class of 2017 is comprised of players from four states, including four from California and one each from New Hampshire, New Jersey and New York.
Dakota Canta – C/IF – Red Bank, N.J. (Red Bank Catholic)
Canta was a career .421 hitter and boasted a .506 on-base percentage in her four varsity seasons at Red Bank Catholic High School where she won a Shore Conference title in 2010.
As a junior, Canta led the team with a .484 batting average to earn All-Shore Conference honors and helped the Caseys win their third consecutive division championship. Following her 2013 campaign, she was named Non-Public All-State and All-Monmouth County.
Kerry Cook – P – El Segundo, Calif. (Marlborough School)
Cook was a four-year letterwinner at the Marlborough school where she earned conference pitcher of the year honors as a sophomore before being named Sunshine League MVP in 2012.
Cook, who was a Cum Laude Honor Society student, went on to achieve first team All-CIF Division 5 accolades as a senior. She is currently playing summer ball with the So Cal Diamonds.
Jackie Li – OF – Redwood City, Calif. (Carlmont)
Li and her Carlmont High School team won a pair of PAL Championships in 2012 and 2013. As a senior, the two-time letterwinner hit .382 and helped the Lady Scots earn a trip to the Central Coast Sectional final.
An AP Scholar with Honors, Li played club softball with the San Jose Lady Sharks.
Kayla Maloney – P/OF – Windham, N.H. (Phillips Academy (Mass.))
Maloney comes to Morningside Heights as a dual threat after a career that saw her set Phillips Academcy's all-time strikeout record (425) in the circle and home run mark (17) at the dish.
A three-time conference MVP, Maloney posted a 33-4 pitching record and hit over .450 in each of her final three seasons on the varsity squad, leading Phillips to three consecutive Big East Prep School Tournament triumphs.
Alyssa Rodia – IF/OF – Stormville, N.Y. (Carmel)
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Shelby Unger – 1B/OF – Yorba Linda, Calif. – (El Dorado)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- AT&T* has turned on its 4G LTE network in South Bend and Mishawaka, including the university campus, bringing customers the latest generation of wireless network technology. Watch here to see several of the benefits AT&T 4G LTE provides, including:
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AT&T's innovation and investment has resulted in the nation's largest 4G network, covering more than 285 million people with ultra-fast speeds and a more consistent user experience. That's coverage in 3,000 more 4G cities and towns than Verizon.** Our 4G LTE network delivered faster average download speeds than any of our competitors in PCWorld's most recent 13-market speed tests.
AT&T's 4G LTE network delivers speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G***, as well as multiple innovations that optimize the network for performance. Our network's radio components are placed close to the antenna at most cell sites, instead of inside the base station, which helps minimize power loss between the base station and antenna and, in turn, improves the performance of our 4G LTE network. The network also is designed with its core elements distributed across the country, which helps reduce latency, or the delay when using the Internet, because your request isn't traveling as far.
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The fate of the historic Plaza Building along Highway 50 in La Junta remains in limbo, this after a decision from La Junta City Council members to withdraw a grant application to demolish the building Monday evening during regular session.
The fate of the historic Plaza Building along Highway 50 in La Junta remains in limbo, this after a decision from La Junta City Council members to withdraw a grant application to demolish the building Monday evening during regular session.
Council members voted unanimously to retract an application to Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) to tear the building down citing several complications in obtaining the grant, coupled with a recent request from a local entrepreneur to utilize the building for commercial use.
According to City Manager Rick Klein, the city has exhausted a number of extensions with GOCO, and several attempts to pursue funding have fallen through.
The oversight of the property will now be placed in the hands of the La Junta Urban Renewal Department, who will look for additional funding to support future plans, which may include restoration, explained Klein.
Possible plans include a partnership with a local business to restore the exterior of the building in exchange for the business owner's agreement to restore the interior of the building.
In April, Urban Renewal board members voted 5-4 to demolish the building, a decision later backed by the City of La Junta.
The Plaza Building was bought by the Urban Renewal Board for about $22,000 three years ago as a possible Highway 50 museum, however, construction plans did not work out. Since then, a Historic Structural Assessment was done at the cost of $14,900. The total estimate of $2.5 million over a 10 year period scared away its backers. The Colorado State Historical Society representatives, appearing at meetings of the Urban Renewal Board, thought the amount was overstated and could be done more economically, although the assessment was thorough and well done.
Members of the Colorado State Historical Society have said they have saved many buildings that are in worse shape. Architect Tim Stroh's more recent condition assessment included as priorities: building envelope - exterior walls, building envelope - roofing and waterproofing, windows and doors, mechanical systems and electrical systems.
The building is quite spacious, with two large downstairs sections and two sizable upstairs apartments. Possible suggestions have included a commercial kitchen available for private rental, such as canning operations, catering, etc.; incubator offices for small businesses to rent for reasonable rates, perhaps running in conjunction with Bill Dutro's Small Business Development Center; a display center for agritourism, including seasonal usage for local producers and agricultural products for off season.
A possible use for the upstairs apartments when restored could be housing for OJC nursing students working part time in La Junta and part time in Pueblo.
In addition to discussions pertaining to the Plaza Building Monday evening, council heard from Lynn Horner and Bev Babb concerning community events and promotion.
Babb informed the board that Pedal the Plains bike riders would be in town Sept. 20. She and several other volunteers are currently seeking family volunteers who are willing to share a bed and bath for an anticipated 1,000 riders. The bike ride is expected to begin in Eads with a stop in La Junta Sept. 20, before returning back to Eads. According to Babb, several businesses have agreed to remain open later in the evening to accomodate riders.
Furthermore, Babb and Horner discussed possible promotions for trains and the City of La Junta at the La Junta Train Station. Horner suggested having volunteers dress in historic costumes and give a brief history of La Junta, Bent's Fort, the Koshares, and area communities to passengers on trains stopping in La Junta.
Possible volunteers would include Senior Center members, members of the City of La Junta staff, and other volunteers.
Shiela LeRoy addressed the board with concerns including painting pedestrian lines at crosswalks, mosquito spraying, and control of loud dogs, particularly the police dog, which she says is typically in the rear of police vehicles, even on hot days. Aside from mosquito spraying, which is scheduled to begin this week, the board agreed that lines should be repainted and the dog placed in a more suitable place to ensure safety and noise control.
Patrick Hancock, representing Hancock and Froese Accountants, presented the city with audit information, which showed the city in fair financial condition. Hancock pointed out a decline in reserve funds which are credited to recent additions made to the public library and the demolition of the Kit Carson building, among other things.
Also of note, council agreed unanimously to place the City of La Junta on Stage 1 Fire Restrictions, in which citizens in La Junta are not allowed to light fires or fireworks. The decision mimics that of Otero County, which placed Stage 1 Fire Restrictions on unincorporated areas of Otero County.
A liquor license was granted to Arkansas Valley Hospice for use at Music at the Junction to be held Aug. 2-3, and a change of corporate name was granted to the owner of Boss Hogg's Saloon and Restaurant from Denise G.P. Fargerson to Fargerson, LLC. The name change does not change ownership of the property, but only the name on the liquor license.
An application for Modification of Premises by Red Dog Revisited to add an outdoor drinking patio was tabled indefinitely as representatives have not heard back from the business owner about plans for modification. According to City Attorney Phil Malouff, the owner had originally requested to make modifications to the parking area in the back of the building, however doing so is not in compliance with law, which prompted further discussions with the owner. The application will be revisited as discussions continue.
Klein touched on several recent happenings around the city, including power outages caused by storms, chip seal which will begin throughout the city July 10, and a number of baseball tournaments that will take place in la Junta mid-July.
The council went in to executive session following adjournment. No vote was taken afterwards.
The next scheduled meeting of the La Junta City Council will be July 15. The meeting is open to the public.


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Gilbert Arenas' LONG Twitter Rant about The Basketball Wives & Laura Govan
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Gilbert Arenas sued his baby mama Laura Govan to block her from going on the Basketball Wives: LA, but a lawsuit wasn't good enough for Agent Zero.
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Former Olympic figure skater Johnny Weir turned quite a few heads with his fabulous hat at the 140th Kentucky Derby.
He posed for a picture on Instagram with fellow former Olympian Tara Lipinski and rocker Richie Sambora. The caption read: "Me and my munchkin @taralipinski with the legendary Richie Sambora."
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LONGMONT -- Longmont police searched a stalking suspect's home looking for guns on Friday morning, but all they found was empty holsters.
Police believe Isaac Ryan Solin, 28, is likely in Kansas or Wyoming and might be armed with the pistols that police were seeking in the search at his home at 1233 Sumner Street.
Solin is wanted out of Longmont on a warrant for possession of a weapon by a previous offender and out of Boulder on suspicion of stalking his ex-girlfriend, Cmdr. Jeff Satur said Friday.
Longmont police obtained a search warrant for his home and SWAT officers served it at about 8:15 a.m. Special enforcement unit officers conducted the search but did not recover guns.
"He may since have gotten rid of them," Satur said.
He said police knew Solin was not home when they served the warrant and have notified law enforcement in Kansas that he is wanted. He said Solin did say to police that he would turn himself in.
Solin is a 6-foot tall, white man, with brown hair and eyes. He driver a large, four-door, gold Chevrolet pick-up truck that his covered with "Steak House Steaks" stickers.


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Eight different players scored as Luther defeated Buena Vista University 8-1 in the conference opener for both teams. Amanda Hayden, Lauren Hughes, Ellie Bunz and Maria Warner all scored their first collegiate goals.
Elly Arend tied the single match school record with four assists. Dawn Borcherding set the record against University of Dubuque in 2001. Shelby Steele also had a multiple point afternoon thanks to one goal and one assist.
Luther scored four goals in each half and dominated the match from the start. The Norse outshot the Beavers 22-4 and had 16 shots on goal.
The win was the second in a row for the Norse who are now 3-5 overall, 1-0 in the IIAC. Buena Vista fell to 2-8-0 overall.
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The Lady Wildcat swim team competed at Newton on Tuesday amongst a strong six team field.
The Lady Wildcats finished fifth overall as a team with 144 team points.
El Dorado was led by Hannah Helferich who finished third in the 50 yard freestyle with a tiem of 28.53.
The 200 yard medley relay team of Baylie Harsh, Quincy Yeubanks, Kerstin Pierce and Riley Paye placed sixth with a time of 2:15.74.
Kerstin Pierce took 7th place in the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 1:17.04.
Riley Paye claimed 6th place in the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 1:04.01. Harsh was 7th at 1:04.37.
The 200 yard freestyle team of Yeubanks, Jenae Waite, Helferich and Paye finished 4th overall with a tiem of 1:58.42.
Harsh took 6th place in the 100 yard backstroke with a time of 1:12.21.
Yeubanks was 7th in the 100 yard breaststroke 1:30.43.
The 400 yard freestyle team of Pierce, Helferich, Harsh and Paye took 4th place in at 4:21.34.
The Lady Wildcats will be back in the pool next Friday at home for the El Dorado Invitational.
Scorers at Newton Invitational
200-yd. medley relay — 6th place El Dorado A (Harsh, Yeubanks, Pierce, Paye) 2:15.74
12th place El Dorado B (Schlegel, Clennan, Waite, Strickler) 2:41.78.
200-yd. freestyle — 12th place Tiffany Nguyen El Dorado 2:42.25.
200-yd. individual medley — 11th place Quincy Yeubanks El Dorado 2:55.75,
50-yd. freestyle — 3rd place Hannah Helferich El Dorado 28.53,
11th place Jenae Waite El Dorado 30.57,
100-yd. butterfly — 7th place Kerstin Pierce El Dorado 1:17.04
100-yd. freestyle — 6th place Riley Paye El Dorado 1:04.01
7th place Baylie Harsh El Dorado 1:04.37
12th place Hannah Helferich El Dorado 1:08.97
500-yd. freestyle — 10th place Tiffany Nguyen El Dorado 7:41.91
200-yd. freestyle relay — 4th place El Dorado A (Yeubanks, Waite, Helferich, Paye) 1:58.42
10th place El Dorado B (Idlman, Strickler, Ward, Clennan) 2:23.59, 11.
100-yd. backstroke — 6th place Baylie Harsh El Dorado 1:12.21
100-yd. breaststroke — 7th place Quincy Yeubanks El Dorado 1:30.43
10th place Kelsie Clennan El Dorado 1:34.62
400-yd. freestyle relay —
4th place El Dordao A (Pierce, Helferich, Harsh, Paye) 4:21.34
10th place El Dorado B (Strickler, Ward, Idleman, Nguyen) 5:20.70.
Team scores — Newton 318, Andover-Andover Central 306, Wichita Trinity Academy 169, Derby 165, McPherson 164, El Dorado 144, Rose Hill 28.
Lady Wildcats claim 5th place at Newton
The Lady Wildcat swim team competed at Newton on Tuesday amongst a strong six team field.


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Jiro dreams of flying and designing beautiful airplanes, inspired by the famous Italian aeronautical designer Caproni. Nearsighted from a young age and unable to be a pilot, Jiro joins a major Japanese engineering company in 1927 and becomes one of the world's most innovative and accomplished airplane designers. The film chronicles much...
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Jiro dreams of flying and designing beautiful airplanes, inspired by the famous Italian aeronautical designer Caproni. Nearsighted from a young age and unable to be a pilot, Jiro joins a major Japanese engineering company in 1927 and becomes one of the world's most innovative and accomplished airplane designers. The film chronicles much of his life, depicting key historical events, including the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, the Great Depression, the tuberculosis epidemic and Japan's plunge into war. Jiro meets and falls in love with Nahoko, and grows and cherishes his friendship with his colleague Honjo. Writer and director Hayao Miyazaki pays tribute to engineer Jiro Horikoshi and author Tatsuo Hori in this epic tale of love, perseverance, and the challenges of living and making choices in a turbulent world.
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For a career that was spent constructing mystical worlds like the ones seen Princess Mononoke, Kiki's Delivery Service, and Spirited Away, it might seem a little odd that Hayao Miyazaki's swan song is centered on the real-life story of about the famed aeronautical engineer Jiro Hirokishi. But even though there aren't any magical creatures flying around the skies of a very true-to-life 20th century Tokyo, that doesn't mean that The Wind Rises is lacking in wonder. In fact, Miyazaki's last film may be his most inspiring yet, and is doubtlessly his most personal. After all, it's hard not to see the parallels between the subject of The Wind Rises and its creator himself.
The film follows the famed aeronautical engineer who dreamed of flight, but is kept out of the cockpit thanks to his nearsightedness. Instead, Jiro decides to focus his attention on designing and creating planes. He's the kind of person that can see inspiration in the slope of a fish bone; every little slice of life can serve as source of inspiration.
Eventually, Jiro becomes Japan's premiere aeronautical engineer - and how could he not when he has the voice of Stanley Tucci in his ear, spurring him on? Tucci plays a dreamed-up version of Giovanni Caproni, a real life Italian aircraft engineer who inspires Jiro to keep working towards his goals. The dream sequences where Caproni visits Jiro are some of the film's finest moments, and Tucci puts as much Italian-accented verve and hope into his performance that almost inspires you to get out of your theater chair and start tinkering with whatever pursuit lifts your own wings. It is in these dream sequences where The Wind Rises really soars, as we watch the two inventors construct odd, curious, and wondrous flying contraptions that can take to the skies, even when the real world physics won't allow them to. Rises might lacks the fantastical worlds and creatures that populate Miyazaki's other works, but it's no less magical. But beyond the wonder of building airplanes, there are hard truths to be learned, and as Jiro realized soon enough, his creations will be dropping the bombs that will serve as Japan's introduction to much of the western world.
But for all the fantastic dreamscapes and characters that populate Jiro's world, from Tucci's lively Caproni, to Jiro's excitable sister who has dreams of her own, to even his love interest Naoko, the one flaw in the film seems to be Jiro himself. Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who voices Jiro in the English translation of the film, sounds utterly lifeless, and even in the film's emotional peaks and valleys, it sounds like he's reading a telephone book. And while the rest of the English voice cast mostly soars to the occasion, including Martin Short who voices Jiro's hot-tempered boss, and Werner Herzog who helps give the enigmatic Castorp an air of mystery, Jiro is a black hole of personality, and Levitt doesn't manage to give much of anything to Jiro.
The Wind Rises is also a crash course in early 20th century Japan, as we see a country yearning to show the world it's mettle, and we get a peak at the countries' growing pains. We see various events play out on screen including a beautifully animated depiction of the 1923 earthquake that levels Tokyo, and rips through japan like a cresting tidal wave (Studio Ghibli is in top form in the animation department as usual). We also see glimpses of the tuberculosis crisis, the depression, and the early foundations of Japan's relationship with Nazi Germany. These events don't take away from what is firmly Jiro's story, but serve as context to his journey
The Wind Rises is an ode to the dreamers. It's for the creatives who craft their goals in their heads, and unleash their creations for the world to see. It's a uniquely inspiring film that stands with the best of Miyazaki's filmography, and provides a graceful end note to a marvelous career.
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The music of one of rock's most legendary acts will resound at Wilmington's World Caf� Live at the Queen on Sept. 13 as the tribute band In The Light presents "Queen at the Queen," an evening of Queen's epic song catalog.
The music of one of rock's most legendary acts will resound at Wilmington's World Café Live at the Queen on Sept. 13 as the tribute band In The Light presents "Queen at the Queen," an evening of Queen's epic song catalog.
The eight-piece outfit In The light is backed by a 25-person choir that includes members of The Rainbow Chorale of Delaware.
In The Light was formed by musician Matt Urban for the purpose of presenting a live production of Led Zeppelin's "Physical Graffiti" record. A sold-out triumph at Arden Gild Hall and a huge hit at World Café Live in Wilmington, the act featured Joe Trainor on vocals, Scott Lawing and Andy Faver on guitar, Steve Kuzminski on keyboards and Christian Salcedo on bass. Urban played drums. The original six return for "Queen at The Queen," along with new additions Jake Hager on guitar and Tom Mucchetti on piano and keyboards.
"I didn't ask nor expect that everyone would want to continue together after our 'Physical Graffiti' shows," Urban said. "The fact that everyone was enthused to continue doing projects together was a dream come true. To be taking on Queen's deep and challenging catalog of music with these guys is pretty spectacular."
Lead vocalist and project music director Joe Trainor agrees.
"Watching it all come together – the singers, the choir and sometimes up to four guitar players at a time–has been fascinating," Trainor said. "It's probably the largest musical undertaking I've ever been involved with."
The Rainbow Chorale, led by Ellie Armsby, is a natural fit for backing up the band — though in the beginning, Armsby had her doubts.
"It's a little bit of a departure for us, but our ensemble is having a lot of fun," Armsby said. "And as a classically trained musician, it's been a surprise to discover just how involved and sophisticated the vocal lines for this show are." She also credits "the true collaboration between the chorus and the band" as a prime example of the Chorale's mission to bridge differences within the LGBT and straight community through shared musical experiences.
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So basically, while McCluster seems to lack great top end speed, he reaches it extremely fast, and being his size he is able to turn on a dime. Image this guy running a 10 yard In route from the slot. He is 10 yards downfield in 1.52 seconds, already making his break. So, basically if Cassel can survive in the pocket for 2 seconds, McCluster is already ready to be receiving the ball!
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If one part of the game disappears, it means a team is in trouble. That was the case for the Taft varsity boys basketball team Friday night in a 52-45 loss to the Robert F. Kennedy Thunderbirds at home.
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Colorado voters picked President Barack Obama on Tuesday, the first time the state backed a Democratic presidential candidate for a second term in 76 years.
A massive Obama get-out-the-vote effort executed through a combination of cutting-edge technology and old-fashioned boots on the ground turned out women, Latinos and young voters to help push the president over the finish line.
His win over Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney came despite suffering a major setback last month when he was trounced by Romney during the first presidential debate at the University of Denver and even though exit polls showed that the No. 1 issue facing the country was the sluggish economy.
Colorado, which has nine electoral votes, was the scene of one of the most intense swing-state battles in the country. This year, the candidates and their running mates made roughly 45 campaign stops in Colorado.
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"Obama won Colorado because he says the same things in red parts of the country as he does blue parts of this country," said Sen. Michael Bennet.
"Let's work to turn Colorado from purple to blue," said Rep. Diana DeGette, D-Denver, who handily won re-election Tuesday.
Gov. John Hickenlooper struck a less partisan tone, saying that people need to go forward as one nation. "Let's lead this country forward," he said. "The first step of that journey starts tomorrow."
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At Sports Authority Field at Mile High, where Colorado Republicans awaited election returns, energy began to wane early in the night, when a string of small swing states swung for Obama. "We've got to keep the faith," the lead singer of the live band brought in to play for the party urged the crowd. "Keep the faith."
After Fox News called the presidency for Obama, the crowd, once in the hundreds, dwindled to just a few dozen. GOP officials largely stayed out of sight.
"The Romney campaign squandered this race this summer by not defining Romney while Obama pummeled him," said former Republican Party Chairman Dick Wadhams. "Romney in the Denver debate got him back in the game, but not enough."
Republican voters have about a 2 percentage-point advantage over Democrats in the state, and unaffiliated voters make up roughly a third. To win the state, Obama needed to turn out big numbers of Democrats, and appeal to enough unaffiliateds to make up the difference. And he did.
The president matched his 2008 success in turning out Democratic voters in places like Denver County, where he won 3-to-1, kept his losses to a minimum in Republican strongholds such as El Paso County, and fared better in some small, rural areas than four years ago.
Additionally, he won the state's two most critical swing areas — Jefferson and Arapahoe counties — by 4 to 6 percentage points.
Overall in Colorado, Obama had 50 percent of the vote to Romney's 48 percent with 1.9 million votes counted late Tuesday night.
Colorado State University political scientist Kyle Saunders said Romney did too little to reach out to women and Latino voters.
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As a consequence, polls heading into Election Day showed Romney losing significantly among women and Latinos.
Jill Hanauer, the president of Project New America, a Denver-based Democratic research firm, said women were worried about Romney's stances on women's health care and, particularly Planned Parenthood.
"It's not just about abortion," she said. "It's about health care and contraception."
A survey of 1,029 Colorado voters who cast ballots between Oct. 29 and Nov. 4 showed Romney had an 11-point lead over Obama with white voters and a seven-point lead with those making at least $100,000 per year. But Obama led among Latinos and those making under $50,000. Although many polls nationally predicted a significant gender gap, Colorado exit polls showed women and men split equally. As expected, those surveyed said the economy was the most important issue facing the country, followed by the federal budget deficit and health care, according to the poll by Edison Research for The Denver Post.
Just days from the election, a Denver Post poll showed Romney trailing Obama by 2 percentage points — within the poll's margin-of-error.
Obama's Colorado team was banking on freshly registered voters in this state.
Democrats have a major advantage among the voters registered from July to October. Just 15 percent are white men older than 35, who lean Republican. The rest of new voters were women, under 35, African-American or Latino.
Obama's Colorado campaign worked hard on messaging to suburban Republican and independent women, hitting hard on health care reform legislation that includes free coverage for mammograms and contraception. The campaign also heavily criticized Romney's position on abortion.
Obama campaign manager Jim Messina called the 2012 get-out-the-vote strategy among the most sophisticated ever employed in politics — even calling the highly touted 2008 machine "prehistoric."
Every Obama canvasser carried around smart phones packed with voter information, including how many times voters had been contacted by a volunteer and whether they had voted before.
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Obama volunteers had more than 5,000 "staging locations" — mostly in houses and basements and garages — in battleground states, including Colorado.
Volunteers worked almost 700,000 shifts in the past four days.
Even Republicans, who worked to mimic the Obama strategy four years ago, admitted they had to work to catch up. James Garcia, the head of Romney's campaign in Colorado, said volunteers made twice as many phone calls and knocked on three times as many doors as in 2012. All told, the campaign made more than 2 million voter contacts since late September.
"We have never seen anything like it in Colorado on the Republican side of things," said Rep. Cory Gardner, R-Yuma, who campaigned tirelessly for Romney.
"We knew this was going to be a tough fight," said Gardner, who was re-elected Tuesday. "It is extremely difficult to beat an incumbent president."
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Have you seen my other movies??
I stared in Gladiator
And this is another little one you might have heard of....
I had a lot of fun with this one.
Kahn wasn't half as tough as I had to be here!
It was fun working with Cameron on this film.
I had to quit the Bond films to do theater.
But most recently I dabbled into historic fantasy.
You also stared in "Saving Private Ryan", did you not?
(Starbase, if your going to do a promo poster at least make it LOOK good and keep up with the rest of us)
King of stage, screen and airwaves,
Yea, at least make yours look good, Starbase!Originally posted by AGD
(Starbase, if your going to do a promo poster at least make it LOOK good and keep up with the rest of us)
King of stage, screen and airwaves,
This thread was so funny, I literally almost messed my pants, Litteraly.
Now obviously, alls I had to work with is this crappy, old busted movie poster that Paramount made, looks like they made it with Pastel markers, or oil paints. Im sure they paid someone, in Hollywood, hooked on drugs, living in a row house, alot of money, thousands of dollars to make this poster. Which I worked on for about 2 hours. That is all Im budgted for.
I was just trying to promote Spplat Attack, and now Im all feeling depressed and what not because you guys at AGD are so much better than me.
Whats a good way for a Trekkie to off himself. I was thinking I could go online and buy some of Jerry Ryans panty hose and hang myself from the refrigerator door.
PS. I dont need any suggestions. Ill think of something.
I tell you what. I feel bad that paramount is all old, busted and broke. So I will throw in one of my custom Star Base CGI 3D Studio max renderings of Enterprise. This would cost Paramount like $10,000 to make.
I liked the old busted out one better Star_Base.
Fix my head better, the rest is fine. Do that and I will add it to my official movie roster list. (I really do like it)
you guys are nuts...
This was hilarious, Tom, you are the king of the big screen!
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It's funny how you big hollywood types only remember your successful movies.
I loved Waterworld, Dennis Hopper was awesome!
OMG!!! This thread is hilarious! I need to print all these out and put them up on my wall!
I didn't realize it was so easy to be in the movies, too bad I don't know anything about photoshop. LOL
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Romeo... bah! He's a pathetic fool who was lamely obsessed with the impressionable Juliet.
Hey Guys, any ideas on what I could do to fix Toms head.Originally posted by AGD
Fix my head better, the rest is fine. Do that and I will add it to my official movie roster list. (I really do like it)
Obviously, I dont want to make it any bigger. If I make his head any bigger he will stop making XMAGS and production will drop to 0.
I could make his nose smaller.
I could make it less contrasty
I could Put Kahns Hair on his head?
Any ideas? Besides Go Kill yourself Trekkie?
Poster avalible in AGD Store :Originally posted by TooDamnSweet
OMG!!! This thread is hilarious! I need to print all these out and put them up on my wall!
I didn't realize it was so easy to be in the movies, too bad I don't know anything about photoshop. LOL
I tell you what! This is quality entertainment at no charge! Quality AO style that is... great job guys!!!
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Maybe put Tom's head lower on the neck, the neck looks oddly long in that pic.
I added Kahns Hair but I have a feeling that no matter what I do. There will be something about it Tom wont like.
Cause he has his favorites. All you guys are his favorites and we have to keep up the trash talk for the game for all appearances. wink wink.
Yeah, I'd move his head down a bit cause the way the head is you wouldn't see much of the neck anyways, also try feathering your selection about 2 pixels and then after you delete the unneeded pixels deselct it and then defringe it another 2 pixels. That should make the image blend a little better and not make it stand out as much. Then maybe add a little film grain texture so that it matches the texture of the poster a bit. Other than that I'd have to mess with it a bit to really get it to work.
edit: ah ya made the changes before I could post this. Never mind i guess.
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Out of the sport... missing it.
I thought you were 'The Bad Guy' in that one?Originally posted by AGD
But most recently I dabbled into historic fantasy.
I am so looking forward to Spplat Attack II, no shuttle silliness so all you guys who missed out on shooting the Tiger in Joliet will have plenty of opportunities at EMR


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This is the 12th challenge in a weekly series from GeneaBloggers called 52 weeks of personal genealogy and history, suggested by Amy Coffin, that invite genealogists to record memories and insights about their own lives for future descendants. Week 12 – Movies
My first memory of going to the cinema is with my dad. I can clearly recall the first two movies I saw:-
– The Magnificent Seven released in 1960 and starring as the seven Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Robert Vaughn, James Coburn, Horst Buchholz and……the other one – you know the one you can never remember (answer at the end of this post).
– The Guns of Navarone released in 1961 and starring David Niven, Gregory Peck and Anthony Quinn.
We saw both pictures not long after they were released so I was only perhaps eight or nine. I don't imagine that I asked my dad to take me – more like he wanted to go himself and took me along. Another film I remember seeing around the same time was The Incredible Journey (Walt Disney movie)
The local picture house was the Crown which opened in 1919 and closed down in the late 1960's. It was converted into a bingo hall for a while but I think it is now vacant.
Another local cinema I used was the Lyric, which opened its doors in 1922 and sadly is also now vacant. Here I saw my first James Bond film with Sean Connery of course and others like Bullitt (Steve McQueen), Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid (Robert Redford and Paul Newman), Easy Rider (Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper), A Hard Day's Night (The Beatles), Midnight Cowboy (Dustin Hoffman and John Voight) and Rosemary's Baby (Mia Farrow). I'm sure there are many others that I can't recall anymore.
One of the weekly rituals when I was growing up was Saturday morning at the pictures. The venue for this adventure was the Majestic in Leeds city centre. Here we would see a mixture of cartoons and other low budget movies like Roy Rogers and Zorro. Great fun – ice cream, sweets and feeling really grown up having been let out on your own.
Of course in many places the small picture house has been replaced by the large multiplex. It's just a shame that the old buildings can't be put to better use. I know that around the country some have been converted to music venues and some are bingo halls – that must be better than allowing them to stand empty and derelict. The architecture of some of the old buildings is truly amazing. And the memories…oh the memories. Going to the flicks, the flea pit – sitting in the back row, you know with that girl you've been desperate to date for ages. The intermission and buying an ice cream, sweets or a Kia-Ora drink. And who can forget Pearl and Dean.
BTW – it was Brad Dexter. Now be honest you didn't remember did you!


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Monday, October 31, 2011
Purple And Orange And Green
36 comments:
- The Gill-Man said...
As always, truly stunning images! Looking forward to more shots, as well as your "Swamp Foetus" gallery! Happy Halloween!
- October 31, 2011 at 11:29 PM
- Rot said...
Thanks...the camera really loved the orange and purple..got a lot of great shots...will build the gallery this week.
The swamp foetus gallery should go up by week's end.
Off to bed with me now.
- October 31, 2011 at 11:33 PM
- The Captain said...
Happy Halloween to you and Bean
- October 31, 2011 at 11:44 PM
- Autumnforest said...
Hope you had a magical one--I'm sure you did. Where there is Halloween, there is Pumpkinrot magic.
- October 31, 2011 at 11:59 PM
- Grim said...
Awesome job, man. These will become the images in my head when I think "Halloween".
- November 1, 2011 at 12:12 AM
- NecroBones said...
Man, totally classic. Gorgeous, as always!
- November 1, 2011 at 12:14 AM
- JD said...
Sweeeeeeet :) happy Halloween rot and bean
- November 1, 2011 at 12:14 AM
- Amy said...
- November 1, 2011 at 12:33 AM
- Heather said...
Sigh....your set up is so inspiring! Can't wait for more! What do your new neighbors think? :)
- November 1, 2011 at 12:46 AM
- GoneferalinID said...
I love these shots. We only had 34 TOT's but had about 100 lookie lous over the weekend. Happy Halloween you two.. I hope you guys had a great one.
- November 1, 2011 at 12:49 AM
- HalloweeNut said...
I couldn't agree more... mine was excellent too! Happy Halloween, Mister Rot!
- November 1, 2011 at 1:03 AM
- Marrow said...
You call this thing modest??!!
Absolutely incredible, methinks!
Old school, traditional, colorful, and just plain gorgeous! I love that you are painting your new canvas with such fantastic halloween creatures and colors!
I LOVE it!
- November 1, 2011 at 3:12 AM
- NoahFentz said...
Pumpkin: P-U-M-P-K-I-N
Witch: W-I-T-C-H
Halloween: H-A-L-L-O-W-E-E-N
NoW THAT is how you do Old School!!
Love going to your class(pumpkinrot.com)
Happy Halloween!!
- November 1, 2011 at 7:13 AM
- Jay's Shadow said...
Really great pics....I'm lov'in the purple and orange together.
Can't wait to see more!
- November 1, 2011 at 7:21 AM
- Rot said...
Thanks, everyone!
- November 1, 2011 at 7:45 AM
- James Colton said...
Lovely pics!
- November 1, 2011 at 7:46 AM
- Arcane said...
Halloween imagery at its best, year after year! Happy Halloween!
- November 1, 2011 at 9:57 AM
- Sara said...
Love it! How fun. Especially the fog and Jackos. And you did a Jack O Lantern TREE!! :D Awesome.
Hope you had lots of ToT'ers! :)
- November 1, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- OctoberHaunt said...
Congrats on haunting the new home! You continue to be an inspiration. Thanks for sharing all of your great work. Happy Halloween to you both!
- November 1, 2011 at 10:44 AM
- Rot said...
We had a good turnout.
Not as many as at the old location, but that suits me just fine. A relaxed and really peaceful atmosphere.
This street loves Halloween...lots of houses playing Halloween music and decked out with strings of lights and fun decorations.
It was great to be able to walk around during trick or treating hours.
We dig it here.
- November 1, 2011 at 10:46 AM
- Wikkedmoon said...
The orange and purple lighting looks fantastic. I'm still fiddling around with blue. So much to learn about the lighting.
You are the holy grail of Halloween and as always, put forth stunning, creepy, imaginative stuff.
Looking forward to the rest of the gallery.
- November 1, 2011 at 10:56 AM
- Bindlegrim said...
Your photos and the colors are perfect Halloween magic! Wow, can't wait to see more and loving the Halloween tree!!!
After days of snow here, it all melted and warmed up, and was perfect weather with whispered breezes and even a shooting star went by as I was out taking photos.
Happy Halloween!
- November 1, 2011 at 11:55 AM
- Rowan said...
The pictures are stunning, you are my hero! Looking forward to seeing the rest of the photos.
- November 1, 2011 at 12:09 PM
- Jeff said...
Very, very cool. Old school, stunning!
We had about 40-50 ToTs here at our new home...in an hour, but that in a steady rainstorm. Made my version of "sentinals", a witch and a few groundies. Most common question "How did you do...THAT?", to which I simply directed to our sign which at the bottom reads:
Inspiration, techniques, overall freakin awesomeness derived from the master:
flanked by "appleseed" and "corn witch".
Ooohs and ahhhs followed.
Thank you. In all honesty, I have three kids and for two months at various times everyone has been involved, eager and excited. Thats not easy to do with two teens, a ten yr old, a PS3, 360, cell phones, friends, sports...and Steeler's and Pens games. It's cool to have them all here at once period, but when "family movie night" becomes "lets make groundbreaker heads instead", well it brings a tear.
Anyway, thanks again, display is everything we've come to expect and much, much more. Enjoy the season.
- November 1, 2011 at 12:13 PM
- Brian M said...
Love the Jack-O-Lantern tree. Must be incredible in person.
Can't wait to see more.
- November 1, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- Autumnleaf said...
Absolutely inspiring as usual. Omg I LOVE the jol tree. Wonderful colors and ambiance!
- November 1, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- ShellHawk said...
Amazing, as always, Rot. Can't wait to see the rest of the gallery!
- November 1, 2011 at 1:23 PM
- Mr Black said...
Wonderful as always. Your work is straight out of the underworld.
- November 1, 2011 at 4:03 PM
- Mantan Calaveras said...
Having watched Swamp Foetus, that witch really gives me the hibbly jibblies. I don't think I could look her in the eye... sockets.
- November 1, 2011 at 4:08 PM
- Rot said...
Yeah...she sees us each as a potential Swamp Foetus.
- November 1, 2011 at 4:10 PM
- Haunted Eve said...
Terrific photos, as usual! Got to build ourselves one of those hanging cauldron thingies for next year.
- November 1, 2011 at 6:02 PM
- wicKED said...
Absolutely stunning! The tree is just amazing! Can't wait to see every little detail in your upcoming posts! Speaking of posts, I linked to your great video on my last blog entry. Here is the link if you care to see.
Again, fantastic job! You give me new heights to aspire for next year.
- November 1, 2011 at 6:22 PM
- Johnny said...
Wow! Epic. Love the tree!
- November 1, 2011 at 9:51 PM
- K.O. said...
Wow! That's some great fog you got going on this year. Beautiful stuff.
- November 2, 2011 at 1:14 AM
- ArchaeologyAnna said...
Wow, those are amazing images!!!! I wish I had found this before my Poe Party this year. Next year I am doing Sleepy Hollow and I will have to use these images as ideas! Thanks, Anna
- November 2, 2011 at 11:32 AM
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Beautiful photos!
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TRAINING: Typical days of training here involve sparring and drills, usually with Phil Davis and Joey Beltran. In the evening I will usually hit pads and doing some specific conditioning so that I'm feeling my fittest for this fight.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started practicing BJJ at 14 and became addicted to martial arts. I've always thought fighters were kinda cool, so I just wanted to be part of it.
What ranks and titles have you held? BJJ purple belt with 4 stripes, Seni purple belt champion, Urban Gorillas purple belt champion, London open purple belt champion , Northern Open champion x2, Supremacy FC heavyweight British champion, Ultimate Warrior Challenge, Heavyweight British champion.
Do you have any heroes? Just all the guys I train with
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It means so much to me; it's the ultimate stage to showcase your ability.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No
What was your job before you started fighting? Drugs advice worker
Favorite grappling technique: D'Arce choke
Favorite Striking technique: double jab
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Not including rookie contracts for those rookies coming in from the 2009 draft, these players have contracts with the Chiefs NEXT season. If the trend continues, the estimated salary cap for 2009 is $121.8 million. These salary cap figures are based on the contracts that they sign. They are not factored in with their "Cap Hit." Usually, a player's "Cap Hit" is larger than their salary number.
Albert, Branden- 493,750
Barth, Connor- 385k
Battle, Jackie- 460k
Boone, Alfonso- 1.4mil
Bowe, Dwayne- 460k
Bradley, Mark- 620k
Carnahan, Andrew- 385k
Carr, Brandon-385k
Charles, Jamaal- 385k
Colclough, Ricardo- 620k
Colquitt, Dustin- 900k
Cottam, Brad- 385k
Cox, Mike-385k
Croyle, Brodie- 530K
Darche, Jean-Philippe- 745k
Darling, Devard- 1mil
Dorsey, Glenn- 385k
Edwards, Donnie- 5mil
Edwards, Ron- 1.5mil
Flowers, Brandon-385k
Franklin, Will-385k
Gafford, Thomas-385k
Gatewood, Curtis-385k
Gonzalez, Tony- 4mil
Gray, Quinn-750k
Hali, Tamba-940k
Huard, Damon-2mil
Johnson, Derrick-1mil
Johnson, Larry-4.5mil
Johnston, Brian-385k
Leggett, Maurice-385k
Macklin, David- 745k
McBride, Turk-460k
McIntosh, Damion-2.1mil
Merritt, Mike-385k
Morgan, DaJuan-385k
Pollard, Bernard-530k
Richardson, Barry-385k
Robinson, Kevin-385k
Smith, Kolby-460k
Smith, Wade-620k
Studebaker, Andy-385k
Surtain, Pat-7mil
Taylor, Herb-460k
Thigpen, Tyler-460K
Tyler, Demarcus-460k
Washington, Tavares-385k
Waters, Brian- 3.6mil
Williams, Demario-1mil
Total committed salary for the 2009 season is:
Not including the "cap hit" figures and signing bonuses for rookies, the Chiefs will have somewhere around $65 million in cap room to play with. The bargaining agreement requires teams to spend AT LEAST 86% of their salary cap. That figure comes out to be roughly $99.76 million if the cap est. is correct. "Cap Hit" numbers and signing bonuses with eat up a big portion of the $40 million the Chiefs have to spend, but that still leaves a big number for the Chiefs to make up just to get in compliance with the NFL/NFLPA agreement.
Some names the Chiefs will have to look at just from their own crop of free agents, will be:
Jason Babin- Starting DE
Rocky Boiman- Starting LB
Adrian Jones- Backup OG
Jon McGraw- Backup S
Rudy Niswanger- Starting C
Jarrad Page- Starting S
Pat Thomas- Backup LB
Jeff Webb- WR
Just from that list, you're looking at having to either re-sign or replace 4 or 5 starters to go along with the holes we already have.
Let's say we let all our free agents walk. What are we left with?
LT- Tyler
RT- Dorsey
RE- Hali
ROLB- D. Johnson
LCB- Carr/Leggett
RCB- Flowers
SS- Pollard
WR- Bowe
LT- Albert/Taylor/OPEN
LG- Waters/OPEN
C- OPEN/Waters
RG- OPEN/Albert
RT- OPEN/Taylor/Albert
TE- Gonzo/Cottam
WR- Bradley
QB- Thigpen/OPEN
FB- Cox
RB- Johnson/Charles
That leaves us with potentially 4 holes on defense and 3 holes on offense if we go with Thigpen. 7 holes to fill with either the guys we have, free agents or the 2009 draft class.
To recap, we'll have roughly $25-35 million in cap space. We're going to be drafting in the top 5 in April. We will have a new GM. We will have 7 holes to fill.
On offense, we're going to need a:
OG and/or
On defense, we're going to need a:
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Francis Austin Hawke, of Smyrna, loving husband, beloved father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, was welcomed into God's arms on October 30, 2012. At the time of his death, he was surrounded by loving family and cherished care givers.
Francis Austin Hawke, loving husband, beloved father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, was welcomed into God's arms on October 30, 2012. At the time of his death, he was surrounded by loving family and cherished care givers. Francis was preceded in death by his wife of 63 years, Stephanie Gomola Hawke.
Francis is survived by his five daughters and their husbands: Patricia Andrews, Cynthia and John Truax, Sheila and Brian Holleger, Dr. Wendy and Richard Lenz, Valarie and Dennis Brown, and his former son-in-law, Fred Englert; as well as his grandchildren, Lt. Col. Frank Andrews and wife Elaine, Dr. Michelle Thompson and husband Greg, Eddie Andrews, Valarie Truax, Shannon Santos and her husband Rick, Laura Holleger and her fiancé Justin Young, Eric Englert, Kristen Englert, Claire Lenz, Laura Lenz, Blake Brown, Erin Brown, and Austin Brown; and great-grandchildren Gregory, Jessica, Melissa, Michael, Kimberly, Jose, Giovany, Kendall, Kara, and niece Marianne Warrington Sylvester. Francis also regarded as family his close friends Alfred J. and Nellie Dougherty, Sr., and Dean C. and Peg Belt.
Francis was born in Linwood, Pennsylvania, to William and Sallie Mae (Still) Hawke on April 25, 1924. He acquired a love of farming at an early age when his family moved to Townsend, Delaware. During World War II, after graduating from the U.S. Army Air Forces Technical School in Lincoln, Nebraska, he was stationed at Hickam Field in Hawaii. After his tour of duty, he worked in Brooklyn, New York, where he married Stephanie and started his family.
In 1953 he returned to Delaware where he established a successful agricultural enterprise, Oval Lawn Farms, near Smyrna. He operated a dairy farm for many years before changing to an all grain operation in 1964.
In addition to farming, Francis worked at Dover Air Force Base keeping the C-124 and C-5A workhorses of the Air Force in top form. He earned the Diamond Award for 30 years of dedicated service. He retired from civil service in 1983. While at the base, Francis and Stephanie hosted many young GIs at holiday dinners on the farm.
Francis would like to be remembered as a hardworking man who was devoted to his wife, cherished his family, was loyal to his friends, and served his country well. He said he was most proud that all of his five daughters earned college degrees. He prided himself as a just man with a deep love for Jesus.
The family wishes to express their sincere gratitude to Mr. Hawke's personal physician, Dr. Michael Sweeney, the members of the Christiana Care Therapy program, his personal care givers during his stay at home, and Dr. Kettleman and all the devoted staff at the Delaware Veterans Home, who filled his final years with dignity, comfort and respect.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, November 4 at noon at the Matthews-Bryson Funeral Home, 123 West Commerce Street, Smyrna, DE. Interment will be immediately following at Odd Fellows Cemetery in Smyrna.
Memorial contributions may be made in Francis Hawke's name to The Francis and Stephanie Hawke Educational Scholarship, c/o Debbie Wicks, Superintendent, 101 Locust Street, Smyrna, DE 19977. Given annually in Francis and Stephanie's honor, this scholarship is awarded to a Smyrna High School senior girl intending to study medicine or education.
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Abo bail reduced from $1 million to $500,000
He must post $50,000 to secure his release
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Yamhill County Circuit Court Judge Cynthia Easterday reduced bail for alleged child beater Michael Abo from $1 million to $500,000 during a release hearing Wednesday afternoon.
Abo, 34, a former Yamhill County Sheriff's Office deputy and an inactive reserve officer for the Yamhill Police Department, could secure his release by posting $50,000.
He is charged with physically abusing his girlfriend's 4-year-old son on two occasions.
The sheriff's office and Sheridan Fire District medical personnel responded New Years Eve to Abo's Northwest Evans Street home in Sheridan and discovered the boy had sustained multiple external and internal injuries.
He was transported by Life Flight helicopter to Oregon Health & Science University in Portland and is listed in critical condition.
Abo was arrested and is charged with two counts each of first-degree assault and first-degree criminal mischief. The assault charge is a Class A felony and Measure 11 offense, punishable on conviction by a mandatory minimum prison sentence. The criminal mistreatment charge is a Class C felony.
He is lodged in the Washington County Jail in Hillsboro. Given Abo's local law enforcement connections, he was moved to Washington County from the local facility.
He tentatively will be arraigned at 1:20 p.m. Monday in Yamhill County Circuit Court, at which time a grand jury indictment will have been returned. Abo will be transported from Hillsboro to McMinnville for the appearance.
Deputy District Attorney Alicia Eagan argued that bail should remain at $1 million.
Abo's privately-retained attorney, Mark Cogan of Portland, asked for a reduction to $50,000, which would have required the posting of $5,000 to gain his client's release.
See Friday's print edition for additional details.
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Let's worry about the health and welfare of the child laying in a hospital fighting for his life and send our best wishes to his family and friends.As to the second question, I suspect that in a case like this it is normal for the police to wait a few days. If you had read the article, you would have read that Abo told the police and others that (short version) the child had fallen down the stairs. They didn't believe him so went to work on tearing his story apart.I probably need to go watch a couple of Law and Order shows to get this right, but I suspect the Police waited until the boy got to the hospital and the Medical Professional's did what was necessary to save the boys life or at least stabilize him. After, what I think was probably their primary concern of saving a life, they dug into X-Rays, MRI's, CT's, interviewed Doctors and Nurses, mother, neighbors, friends and anyone they could that would either confirm Abo's lousy story or REFUTE his lousy story.With the primary "ducks" in a row, they probably went to the D.A. confirmed with the prosecutor that everything was in order and obtained the warrant for arrest. Considering your initial comment about police unions defending this guy, I can just imagine what your comments would have been had they arrested him for a child simply falling down the stairs.Prayers and best wishes to the 4 year old boy and his family.


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The move to high-visibility retail areas, the Great Recession and, now, a turnaround
Southwest Florida's self-storage industry is beginning to show signs of a turnaround after boom-era overbuilding crimped the business and caused rental rates to plummet.
The overbuilding came amid a transformation by the industry, from out-of-sight industrial use to a recognizable retail component. Today, numerous and massive storage facilities occupy prime real estate along busy corridors throughout the region, including Fruitville Road and University Parkway.
But industry analysts say developers became a little too zealous during the housing bubble, causing many newly built self-storage locations to fold when the market crashed beginning in 2007.
Like many businesses that rely on housing, though, self-storage revenue is starting to stabilize.
"Sarasota is a growing market, and that's why you saw this influx of developments in the area," said Todd Amsdell, president of the Cleveland-based Compass Self Storage, which has two locations in Sarasota and one in Bradenton.
Self-storage as an industry began migrating in the mid-1990s from tucked away business parks to more valuable land with commercial frontage, competing with the likes of McDonald's and Starbucks for property.
That came amid an industry consolidation as real estate investment trusts bought out mom-and-pop developers, who had been a standard part of a fragmented industry.
The geographical shift stemmed from a desire to get as close as possible to centers anchored by major big-box retailers, a move aimed at drawing potential customers from passing cars -- a model that suits the industry long-term, said Nicholas Jodhan, whose Sarasota company, Gemini Plus LLC, builds self-storage centers for operators around the world.
Driven by population growth and a rise in home sales, developers viewed self-storage locations, which generally range from 45,000 to 100,000 square feet, as a steady income stream. The introduction of climate-controlled units also allowed operators to increase rents, which made more desirable locations more feasible.
"Self-storage is not an impulse product," Jodhan said. "People know if they need storage space or not, but people also remember what they have seen. That's why we try to put them in such visible spaces. You drive by, look once, and you know where it is when you need it."
Brightening outlook
Though the industry has regained some ground lost to the Great Recession, self-storage rental and occupancy rates remain down in Southwest Florida.
More than 55,000 self-storage facilities are open nationwide, more than three-fourths of which are owned by smaller, independent operators.
Occupancy rates are considered at healthy levels when they reach 80 percent. Sarasota and Manatee county averages stand at about 82 percent, but much it was the result of special promotional rental rates that, when over, could cause facilities to empty.
Even the lingering effects of the Great Recesion and the prolonged housing downturn have helped the industry.
"We had a terrible recession and a lot of people lost their homes," said Barry Seidel, president and founder of American Property Group of Sarasota Inc., a commercial real estate brokerage firm.
"Now they have all moved into small apartments, and they have no place to put all of their stuff. They don't want to get rid of it, so they turn to self-storage," Seidel said.
In 2011, self-storage real estate investment trusts produced a return of about 35 percent -- higher than any other public real estate investment -- for two straight years, according to the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts, an industry group.
For Steve Wilson, who operates 12 storage facilities in Sarasota and Manatee counties, agrees that the outlook has brightened some.
The managing partner of Hide-Away Storage LLC had to lay off nearly half of his staff of 70 since 2006. Just 40 workers remain on his payroll.
While the company's $9 million in annual revenue still remains down about 25 percent from seven years ago, business has picked back up in the past year, he said.
To ease the cost of operation, Wilson's two newest facilities are manned with a digital front desk kiosk that takes the place of an on-site manager. Revenue from Hide-Away's mobile storage product, similar to Pods, also is up about 30 percent.
"There's been a lot of stress and strain with ours and other storage facilities," Wilson said. "The Great Recession hit and demand fell through the floor. We're starting to fill up again, but at much lower rental rates."
Wilson said several facilities across Southwest Florida have closed in the past year as a result of financing renewals that owners couldn't afford.
"Many just walked away," he said. "Others sold for much less than the cost to build."
Many of the storage centers during the boom years were built on 10-year loans from conduit lenders.
Now that borrowing requirements have become more stringent, it can often cost millions of dollars in commitments to renew, Wilson said.
His typical project takes about seven years just to stabilize, or break even.
The Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport also owns a self-storage facility to support its primary operations.
The airport began leasing the property to a self-storage operator in 1970, and when the owner of University Self Storage wanted to call it quits in 1999, airport officials decided to acquire the company and operate it themselves.
With 232 tenants and an 88 percent occupancy rate, the storage facility generates about $230,000 toward the airport's bottom line each year.
That facility, too, has seen sales rise lately.
"It's a big revenue generator for us," said Rick Piccolo, the airport's president and chief executive. "It has done pretty well over the years."


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BP Settlement meeting set
Information on the BP settlement agreement pertaining to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill will be presented by Rhon Jones, one of the 15 Attorneys on the Plaintiffs' Steering Committee in the multi-district (federal) litigation. Jones, of the Beasley Allen Law Firm, will also discuss how to participate in this settlement. Businesses associated with the clam farming and fishing industries may meet with Jones on Wednesday, May 30 from 4-6 p.m. at the Community Center in Cedar Key.
Non-Fiction Book Bunch to meet
The Non-Fiction Book Bunch will meet on Wednesday, May 30, at 1:30 p.m. at the Cedar Key Library when Erik Larson's "Issac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History" will be discussed. Please bring suggestions for the October meeting with you. Proposed thus far are:
• S.C. Gwynne's "Empire of the Summer Moon";
• Manning Marable's "Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention";
• Cornell University's Legacy Project "Thirty Lessons for Living: Tried and True Advice from the Wisest Americans";
• And Candice Millard's "River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey".
The Book Bunch had its last meeting for the season several weeks ago. As the last turnout was small, we ask that you e-mail your suggestions for books to read in the fall to Maggi Funchion at email@example.com. One suggestion is that, as the group has read much historical fiction this year, perhaps memoirs or classic novels may be in order.
Volunteer Advocates Needed
Florida's Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program needs volunteers to join its corps of dedicated advocates who protect the rights of elders who live in nursing homes, assisted living facilities and adult family care homes. The program's local councils are seeking additional volunteers to identify, investigate and resolve residents' concerns. Special training and certification is provided.
All interested individuals who care about protecting the health, safety, welfare and rights of long-term care facility residents — who often have no one else to advocate for them — are encouraged to call toll-free 1-888-831-0404 or visit the program's website at http://ombudsman.myflorida.com.
May 31
Public hearing on Tarmac permit
A hearing to take public comment on the draft environmental impact statement for the Tarmac King Road mine will be held at 7 p.m. at the Inglis Community Center in Inglis.
The hearing is being held by the U.S. Department of Environmental Protection and the Army Corps of Engineers, the agency which drafted the report. For more information visit www.kingroadeis.com.
June 2
Chiefland Watermelon Festival, bike ride
The Chiefland Woman's Club is hosting the 58th Annual Chiefland Watermelon Festival in historic downtown Chiefland and partnering with the Suwannee Valley Rotary Club's 1st Tour De Melon. The Tour De Melon is a cycling event for cyclists of all ages on the Greenway Trail and local roadways. The Watermelon Festival will include a parade, watermelon pageants for all ages, watermelon contest, family fun, fanfare, arts, crafts, food and much more.
For more information visit: www.chieflandwomansclub.org and www.tourdemelon.com
June 9
BACK Fighting Cancer golf tourney
The Swinging for a Cure golf tournament is being replaced by a new tournament, the BACK Fighting Cancer golf tournament to be held at the Chiefland Golf and Country Club.
Proceeds will benefit BACK Fighting Cancer which in turn supports families in the Tri-County area who have a child who has been diagnosed with cancer.
July 16
Summer art teachers needed
The Cedar Key Arts Guild's Summer Art Program Coordinators are wondering if there is anyone among you who might be interested in teaching a 2 1/2 hour (9-11:30 a.m.) workshop to children (either elementary or secondary level or both groups at different times) during the weeks of July 16-27. We still have six time slots to fill (three teachers if they will do both groups) and there is a small stipend involved.
Please call Donna Bushnell for more information on how to be a part of this fun opportunity. Donna can be reached at 352-493-1807
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EA is planning on closing down the Asia/Pacific servers for Star Wars: The Old Republic, BioWare's Star Wars MMORPG. This forum post has word from community manager Eric Musco saying "everyone wants the opportunity to play on higher populated servers." He explains why they decided to merge the three APAC servers with the North American servers, rather than into a single APAC server, saying: "The move to North American servers better delivers on our ultimate goal of providing the best play experience, with the most possible players, long term." Thanks TORWars.
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I've been staring at threads all day...
Hills sleepy EP mag, post from Renie and KNM about hidden LPRs
pouring thru drawing I've sketched and sent to Renie and Forest about the same subject...
so i called Craig at PPS, we talked a bit and now i'm submitting plans to him for this very project. I was wondering who would like one? i need a list after i get the go ahead from Craig
i'm trying to keep the design as simple as possible
i'm thinking "gas thru" like, taking an AKA sidewinder profile and having two separate outputs one high one low pressure, no tank threads on top just a flat mount like a regular asa with two screw holes from the rail
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PHILADELPHIA — The man wanted for an attempted homicide at a busy Butler intersection was arrested Tuesday in his native Philadelphia.
Hassan "Money" Lamar Brack, 26, had been wanted and was considered armed and dangerous since Aug. 19, when he allegedly shot a man at East Cunningham and South McKean streets in Butler.
City police referred questions to Butler County Sheriff Mike Slupe, who said he did not know the details of Brack's arrest.
However, Slupe said officials here will bring Brack back to the county on Wednesday to face charges of attempted homicide, aggravated assault, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, illegal possession of a firearm and reckless endangerment.
Brack, a convicted drug dealer and robber, allegedly got out of a sport utility vehicle, came up to another vehicle and shot it's passenger, 25-year-old Brannon Irvin, in the chest.
The shooting took place about 7:30 p.m. amid other traffic and witnesses.
Police at that time said they believed Brack, who has an extensive criminal record, might have returned to Philadelphia or might have stayed in the Butler area, where he had been living in the Island neighborhood.