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Packaged in a beautiful black-lacquered wooden storage case, this DVD collection includes the serials The Phantom Empire and Undersea Kingdom.
The Phantom Empire (1935): Hidden deep beneath the earth is the lost civilization of Murania, ruled by the ruthless Queen Tika. When Gene Autry stumbles across the hidden city, the Muranians are determined to silence him and destroy his ranch to protect their secret world. The queen's masked army of thunder riders hunts down the singing cowboy and brings him to their subterranean city. Teeming with futuristic weaponry and machinery, the unfamiliar land resembles an alien planet. It looks like the last round-up for Gene when deadly robots attack him with flamethrowers. Autry's daring and the Queen's bloodlust escalates to a final confrontation which threatens the entire populace of Murania with total war. This 12 chapter cliffhanger produced by Mascot Pictures is the earliest science fiction serial to integrate western themes.
Undersea Kingdom (1936): Join the mighty Ray "Crash" Corrigan as he explores the wondrous lost continent of Atlantis! Voyaging deep below the surface in a rocket-fueled submarine, Crash and his nautical crew become entangled in the turbulent forces of Unga Khan, the sinister ruler of Atlantis, who is determined to conquer the world. Crash must contend with brutal, chariot-riding soldiers and the deadly robotic Volkites in his mission to foil Khan's quest for total domination. Lon Chaney Jr. co-stars. Includes all 12 chapters.


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The French and the rich
When the richest man in France applies for Belgian citizenship, the France 24 Debate gets caught in a crossfire between those blasting LVMH boss Bernard Arnault, and those pointing the finger at the new Socialist government's plan to tax the rich.
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Shortly after their annual board meeting last year, the members of the Twilight Theatre executive board scrapped a proposed "loan plan" in favor of a combined public and private funding plan that brought them in front of the Greensburg City Council two weeks ago and the Kiowa County Commissioners on Monday morning.
Shortly after their annual board meeting last year, the members of the Twilight Theatre executive board scrapped a proposed "loan plan" in favor of a combined public and private funding plan that brought them in front of the Greensburg City Council two weeks ago and the Kiowa County Commissioners on Monday morning.
"Rather than being in a charitable organization mindset, we've pooled our business skills and created a sustainable business plan," said Twilight Board Member Brad Estes on Monday. "We started to look at this building for more than just movies and find ways to generate sustainable revenue."
Estes gave a 30-minute presentation to the commissioners, including John Unruh, Ron Freeman and newly-elected Second District Commissioner Bert Lowery.
Newly-elected County Attorney J. Scott James and Kiowa County Clerk Kristie Odle were also present.
Estes' pitch was for a reformed Twilight Theatre business and operations plan, highlighting events, functions and proposed revenue streams.
Board members are requesting a $450,000 commitment from the county, to help close a $1.9 million gap in construction funding.
It was a similar presentation to the one Estes delivered last month to the Greensburg City Council, asking them for $150,000 in committed funds.
"You guys are the folks who will make all of the decisions about how we will develop economically going forward," said Estes. "In other towns, infrastructure is falling apart and they feel like 'it is what it is.' We're different."
The Twilight Theatre completed the first of three phases of construction in June. Erecting the exterior walls and the steel and concrete work cost about $1.5 million, half of the total costs to complete brick and mortar construction. An additional $400,000 is budgeted for furnishing and theatrical equipment. Total construction costs are estimated to be $3.4 million.
According to Twilight Theatre Board President Roger Stotts, the theater has raised $800,000 since Summer 2012 from a combination of public and private donations, which includes an additional $300,000 commitment from USD 422.
The Kiowa County Schools currently uses the main gymnasium and the auditorium inside the former Mullinville High School building for vocal, instrument and drama productions and performances.
Those events will be relocated to the Twilight Theatre once it has been completed. Including a previous commitment of $500,000, the school has committed a total $800,000 towards construction costs.
"We've always had ongoing conversations with the Twilight Theatre board about that building being a shared-use building," said USD422 Superintendent Darren Headrick. "We looked at use-versus-cost when we were considering an auditorium. We would only really need it part time and so would the theater, so it made sense to us. We've always done everything we can do to put our kids in better facilities. And this isn't something that is going to get used once or twice, it's going to be there for, we hope, generations."
While the current fundraising plan is focused on public funding as well as private, construction costs thus far have relied on only a small amount of public funding.
The previous $500,000 commitment by USD 422, a pair of $3,000 non-profit grant fund contributions from the city of Greensburg and a $100,000 matching grant from the South Central Community Foundation accounted for about 40 percent of total construction expenditures.
If county commissioners and city officials agree to a contribution, about half of the $3.4 million construction costs will be from public funds. Although funds committed by USD 422, possibly the largest public contributor to the project, could come from the Friends of Education Community Trust (FECT), a USD 422-associated non-profit organization.
"We have not decided where the funds will come from, but we have had and will continue to have that conversation," said Headrick.
Board members feel that the building may be experiencing some "community construction fatigue," following nearly five years of a construction "boom," fueled by an injection of federal relief funds and municipal coffers filled by a spike in property valuation.
Stotts, the current Twilight board president, disagrees with anyone who sees the theater as the "last" construction project on Main Street.
"I see this as being another piece," said Stotts. "We have people that want to put restaurants in and build housing developments. People are watching and waiting. If we can't get this done there are others that won't want to invest in our community. I see this as being a very important component to the future of our community because there are people watching to see if we get this done."
Stotts thinks the requests are "reasonable" and any money put into construction of the building would be returned through increases in sales tax.
"All we are doing is asking, we're trying," added Stotts. "We think it's going to benefit the county, the city and the surrounding area. I mean, we're in the ballpark. We've put a lot of time and thought into these numbers. We think they are fair and realistic. [Funding from] the city and the county is very important. If we can get their support, we're very close."
Stotts, one of the larger farmers in Kiowa County, said he brought some much needed business savvy to the board, encouraging them to create a robust, business-focused plan.
He said they've also revisited their public relations approach, likely due to their anticipated requests for public funds.
"We're being very transparent," he said. "There isn't anything that we've done that we won't share with anyone. There is a lot of uncertainty and a lot of questions about the project and we are trying to answer all of them. We think the doubt about the project has been created by the lack of information. I admit, in the past we haven't done a good job of putting out what we are doing."
Neither the city council nor the commissioners voted on the request, through commissioners Unruh and Lowery and a number of city council members asked questions following the presentations.
Twilight Theatre board member Gary Goodman was present in the commissioner's chambers on Monday morning and commented that the board will ask county residents to sign a petition in support of the project.
Commissioner Lowery asked if he would also circulate a petition for people who opposed it.
"I will have one in each hand," said Goodman.
The commissioners and city council are expected to vote on the requests at future meetings.


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Warren, who has been a fixture in the Lions' varsity eight throughout her career, competed in the No. 6 seat in eight regattas this season. Her strong presence in the lineup helped Columbia to five victories, a ranking as high as No. 15 in the CRCA/USRowing Polls, a Woodbury Cup triumph and a second place finish at the EARWC Sprints.
The Sacramento, Calif. native garnered second team All-America status last year and was selected to the CRCA All-Mid Atlantic Regional Team for the third time in her career in May.
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Louise Breen, Brown University
Molly Bruggeman, University of Notre Dame
Courtney Diekema, Harvard University
Allison Elber, The Ohio State University
Molly Hamrick, Princeton University
Natalie King, Yale University
Kara Kohler, University of California
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Kristine O'Brien, University of Virginia
Melisa Ongun, University of Michigan
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ROCKFORD - A bar proposed for Rural Oaks Plaza wants to cater to craft beer lovers and wine drinkers, but some neighbors say the business is a bad fit for the mostly residential area.
Ken Becker, who has lived next to the shopping center at 1710 Rural St. for 40 years, wants the city to deny the business a liquor license. He started a petition against the bar.
"This is a high-density family residential location. You have 50 families within 150 feet of this bar. There's your problem," Becker said. "When you bring high traffic into a residential neighborhood up to (1 a.m.) in the morning and have people smoking outside and car doors slamming and people talking, it will affect the neighborhood."
Rural on Tap would go into a strip mall inside Rural Oaks Plaza, which is less than 200 feet from the intersection of Prospect and Rural streets and Guilford Road. Nick Fosberg, who also runs Casey's Pub in Loves Park, will run the bar with business partner Derrick Kunz.
Fosberg says he wants to create an upscale lounge that serves craft beers, imports, wine and mixed drinks. He also plans to set up five video gambling machines on site.
"The price of our beer is going to be pretty much the cost of what you can get for a six-pack of domestic beer. The people who are just looking to catch a buzz aren't going to come into Rural on Tap," Fosberg said. "Here, it's going to be more about the experience, the atmosphere and relaxation."
Rural on Tap won't serve food, but Fosberg hopes to work with neighboring restaurants Primo's Pizza and Lydia's Cafe to cater food in for customers. The bar won't have live music or a DJ, but owners might bring in comedians or karaoke.
Fosberg said he understands neighbors' concerns and hopes to do whatever he can to ease their fears. He said the bar will have a security presence on Fridays and Saturdays and a dress code.
He plans to attend a meeting Thursday called by Ald. Tom McNamara, D-3, to discuss the proposal.
"If your business is self-serving, it's not going to survive," Fosberg said. "It's about the customers, and it's about the community."
City planning staff recommended that the Liquor and Tobacco Advisory Board deny Rural on Tap's liquor license request because it the location lacks adequate parking and hadn't presented a detailed security plan. Staff also noted concerns that residents would be negatively affected.
Becker said he has gathered about 150 signatures on his petition. He also runs a business, Becker Realtors, that's been in the neighborhood since 1971.
"This is the most extreme thing that's ever come into this area in 45 years," Becker said. "I've never seen a more high-density location this close to a bar in Rockford."
McNamara, who represents the neighborhood, said he's already taken dozens of calls from people with concerns and questions about the project, as well as comments from a few people in support of the bar. He said the business, if approved, wouldn't survive if neighbors don't embrace it.
McNamara noted the good work of strip mall owner John Whitlock since taking over the space. He said Whitlock has attracted new businesses like sugarjones bakery, removed "problem" tenants like a former cigarette shop and allowed longtime businesses like Lydia's Cafe to expand.
Whitlock interviewed several potential tenants before selecting Fosberg, McNamara said.
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Eliminate Cold Tile Floors with NuHeat Electric Floor Heating Mats
The NuHeat electric floor warming mat system is designed to provide a convenient and simple floor warming installation. The mats can be used with tile, stone, and marble floors as well as laminate and engineered wood floors. The mats are suitable for use in new construction or remodeling jobs.
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The University of Colorado regents Monday re-elected Democrat Michael Carrigan as chairman of the Republican-controlled board -- a move that signals dissent among the GOP's elected officials.
Sue Sharkey, R-Windsor, will be vice chairwoman of the board for the second year in a row.
The regents reconvened in Denver for the special meeting to elect a new chair of the nine-member board.
"I fully expect that all nine of us will work together for the success of this university and its leadership," Carrigan said in an interview after the meeting.
The split board failed to elect a chair at its meeting on the Boulder campus in June, even after 14 rounds of voting and three breaks -- including one so staff members could make more copies of the secret ballots.
This time around, Carrigan was elected on the first round of voting. The Republican nominee was Steve Bosley, R-Broomfield.
Carrigan garnered four votes, Bosley earned three, and two board members abstained.
The regents have a tradition of voting for their leadership in secret.
However, Bosley said, he and his Republican colleagues Glen Gallegos and Kyle Hybl wanted their votes to be on the record. The three voted for Bosley.
Prior to the vote, the board -- on a 5-3 vote -- struck down a motion to stray from tradition and instead elect the chairman on a roll-call vote. Carrigan abstained as he often does as chairman. The measure was supported by Bosley, Gallegos and Hybl.
The motion for a roll-call vote, proposed by Republicans, was likely a strategy to show, on the record, who in the party wasn't supporting the GOP nominee. It appears two of the board's more conservative members -- Jim Geddes, R-Sedalia, and Sharkey -- likely cast the abstentions.
Geddes declined to say how he voted, but said: "I voted what I thought was best for the university's Board of Regents."
Among the chairman's responsibilities are assigning board members to committees, acting as a spokesperson for the board and resolving disputes.
While the Board of Regents has traditionally been a Republican-controlled body, Carrigan is certainly not the first Democrat to serve as the chair.
According to board records, Guy Kelley, a Democrat, was elected chairman in 1994-95. Democrat Bob Sievers was chairman of the board from 1996-97. And Democrat Susan Kirk was elected as board chairwoman twice -- in 1997-1998 and 2002-2003.
Carrigan said a priority this year is to continue discussions on technology as well as focusing on securing additional public funding for higher education.
The university is exploring a possible ballot measure that would allow the state to invest more money in its colleges and universities.
Carrigan -- who mostly refrained from casting his vote during his year-long tenure as chairman -- said he expects to continue that practice.
Asked why, he said it's the chairman's role to run the board meetings like a "neutral referee."
"I believe it helps my neutrality to abstain where my vote is not necessary to affect the outcome of certain board actions," he said.
Bosley said he plans to call Carrigan and tell him he's ready to serve on whatever committee Carrigan decides to put him on and do what's best for CU.
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Members of the Mexico High School wrestling team had a successful Class 2A District 2 Tournament this past weekend, bringing home seven state qualifiers.
Senior Jake Vitale, who remains undefeated, wrestling at 145 pounds, and freshman Jordan Jones, 226 pounds, both brought home first-place medals; placing second were sophomore Hunter Smith, 120, and junior Payton Turner, 182 pounds; sophomore Jayde Moran, 138 pounds, placed third; sophomore Jadin Taylor, 113 pounds, and junior Sam Fayad, 152 pounds, placed fourth. Taylor lost in overtime to Darion Young.
"Jadin has improved this year and has worked hard and lost in an exciting match in overtime," said MHS coach Gayle Adams.
All seven wrestlers will compete in the State Wrestling Championships this weekend in Columbia which ties a school record of the number of wrestlers going to the state tournament. Two wrestlers, Moran and Turner placed higher than they were seeded. Moran was seeded fifth and placed third, while Turner was seeded third and came in second.
"I am very pleased with the state qualifiers, and the kids who did not qualify," said the MHS coach.
Scott Speaks lost on a do or die match to John Heimann from Moberly. Speaks had two penalty points in the match. Adams said Speaks outwrestled Heimann, he just needed to have a cleaner match. Minor and Manns were on the bubble in advancing to state.
Also wrestling this weekend at the district tournament were Dalton Logerman, Anthony Brower and John Lummis.
The wrestlers will spend this week getting ready for state. Some of the wrestlers will have rematches at state with opponents they wrestled in regular season. All but one wrestler, Vitale, will return next year to the team.
The state tournament begins at 10 a.m. at the Mizzou Arena with first round and first round wrestle backs. The quarter finals will begin at 9:30 a.m. Friday with second round wrestle backs. Third round wrestle backs will be held at 6 p.m. Friday. Fourth round wrestle backs begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday followed with placement matches beginning at 4:30.
Jadin Taylor (3-2) - 4th - Team Points: 13.0
113: Taylor received a bye.Taylor won by pin over Brendan Politte (Winfield) 2:53. Ethan Rentschler (Kirksville) won by major decision over Taylor 12-2. Taylor won by pin over Zane Norton (John Burroughs School) 1:50. Darion Young (McCluer South-Berkeley) won in sudden victory 1 over Taylor 12-10.
Hunter Smith (3-1) - 2nd - Team Points: 22.0
120: Smith won by pin over Kimberly Straub (McCluer South-Berkeley) 0:00. Smith won by pin over Brian Thomas (Winfield) 1:53. Smith won by pin over Jason Pae (Fulton) 2:54. Brendan Hachtel (St. Charles West) won by decision over Smith 6-3.
Jordan Jones (4-0) - 1st - Team Points: 24.0
Jones received a bye. Jones won by pin over Julian Askew (University City) 2:00. Jones won by pin over Eric Nevels (Winfield) 0:40. Jones won by decision over Branden Beeler (Kirksville) 4-0.
Scott Speaks (3-2) - DNP - Team Points: 2.0
Speaks received a bye. John Williams (McCluer South-Berkeley) won by tech fall over Speaks 4:35 16-0. Speaks received a bye. Speaks won by decision over Colburn Wagner (Priory) 7-2. John Heimann (Moberly) won by decision over Speaks 2-1.
Jayde Moran (5-1) - 3rd - Team Points: 18.0
Moran won by pin over Delvon Anderson (Clayton) 2:36.Trenton Clines (Fulton) won by decision over Moran 4-0.Jayde Moran won by pin over Jack Grady (John Burroughs School) 0:49.Moran won by pin over James Javaux (Winfield) 0:35. Moran won by decision over Mike Barnett (St. Charles West) 5-0. Moran won by decision over Nick Scherer (MICDS) 10-8.
Jake Vitale (4-0) - 1st - Team Points: 26.0
145: Vitale received a bye. Vitale won by pin over Mason Kestner (St Charles) 0:00. Vitale won by pin over Steven Biondo (St. Charles West) 1:50. Vitale won by pin over Trey Hudson (Fulton) 0:53.
Samuel Fayad (3-2) - 4th - Team Points: 11.0
Fayad won by major decision over Sammy Fuqua (McCluer South-Berkeley) 12-0. Fayad won by decision over Tony Mcfadden (St. Charles West) 6-1. Kyle Lippmann (Winfield) won by decision over Fayad 7-4. Fayad won by major decision over Alex Haueisen (Priory) 10-0. Tre Stewart (Kirksville) won by decision over Fayad 5-2.
Dalton Logerman (2-2) - DNP - Team Points: 4.0
160: Nathan Sowers (Moberly) won by pin over Logerman 0:49.Logerman received a bye. Logerman won by pin over Dorian Sneddon (Kirksville) 3:21. Hunter Wilkins (John Burroughs School) won by pin over Logerman 1:36.
Anthony Brower (2-2) - DNP - Team Points: 3.0
170: Brower received a bye. Blake Rugraff (St. Charles West) won by pin over Anthony Brower 0:00. Brower won by pin over Zach Ham (Winfield) 3:00. Charles Barnes (MICDS) won by pin over Brower 0:51.
Payton Turner (3-1) - 2nd - Team Points: 18.0
182: Turner received a bye. Turner won by decision over Ryan Meyer (St. Charles West) 17-12. Turner won by disqualification over Christian Bledsoe (John Burroughs School). Makenna Cook (Kirksville) won by injury default over Payton Turner 0:00.
Adrian Minor (3-2) - DNP - Team Points: 9.0
195: Minor (Mexico) won by pin over Jacob Priester (Missouri Military Academy) 3:36. Khaliq Snow (Priory) won by decision over Minor 12-7. Minor won by major decision over Jalen Troy (Moberly) 16-4. Minor won by pin over Alec Hanselman (John Burroughs School) 2:13. Andelson Perez (St. Charles West) won by decision over Minor 11-5.
John Lummis (1-2) - DNP - Team Points: 0.0
220: Lummis received a bye. Taylor Boyce (Priory) won by pin over Lummis 2:00. Devoisier Malet (McCluer South-Berkeley) won by pin over Lummis 2:10.
Zach Manns (3-2) - DNP - Team Points: 8.0
285: Manns won by pin over Jordan Kodner (Clayton) 4:09. Jeff Kinder (Moberly) won by pin over Manns 0:00. Manns received a bye. Manns won by injury default over Brandon Tajkarimi (Priory) 0:00. Clayton Bristol (Fulton) won by pin over Manns 0:53.


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Future is Bright, But Progress is Slow for HIV Vaccine
Plans for an HIV vaccine, which could be used to inoculate high-risk populations against the virus, are almost three decades in the making, and doctors around the world continue to test a variety of new products. While time is ticking away, with more than 2 million new infections annually, progress has been slow, and it will likely be several more years before any vaccines are commercially available.
The path to create a vaccine has been rife with setbacks, including a 2007 trial of a vaccine produced by Merck, which appeared to make recipients increasingly susceptible to the virus. Two years later there was news of a more successful clinical trial in Thailand called RV144, which was sponsored by the Surgeon General of the United States Army and was found to reduce HIV infections by 31 percent. While the improvement was incremental, it gave the scientific community hope.
"If we want to try to continue to make this vaccine work better, people may need to get additional booster shots, since it seems to wear off over time," noted Colonel Nelson Michael, director of the U.S. Military HIV Research Program at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, of the RV144 trial. Michael pointed out that the study had a higher efficacy rate the first year, but that ability to prevent infection declined over time.
Michael has been active in convincing pharmaceutical companies Novartis and Sanofi Pasteur to collaborate on helping to produce future testing of variants of RV144, which had originally combined ALVAC-HIV by Sanofi, an inert canary pox virus genetically engineered with three HIV genes, and AIDSVAX, a genetically engineered HIV surface protein made by Genentech.
The upcoming vaccine study, slated for 2015 and 2016, will not use AIDSVAX, but will instead use a product made by Novartis. The trials will be completed with help from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Pox Protein Public Private Partnership, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the HIV Vaccine Trials Network.
Demand to participate in this study is high, especially in regions were the disease is rampant. Michael noted that while there have been no shortage of volunteers in Thailand or South Africa, there are incidences in which women apply to enroll in studies but withdraw when their partners don't support the idea.
Even if the tests are successful, Michael doesn't anticipate a vaccine becoming widely available until 2021, as pharmaceutical manufacturers have been cautious about ramping up production of a vaccine, and are waiting to see efficacy above 50 percent.
"The future has never been brighter for HIV vaccines," said Michael, "but it will likely take eight more years."
One challenge in creating a successful vaccine is that HIV is a constantly mutating virus, with different strains developing and occurring in varied populations throughout the world.
"You are actually making a vaccine against a swarm of viruses," said Wayne Koff, chief scientific officer of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative. "It is different in Africa, in China, in Thailand and in the United States." He adds that one of the reasons it is impossible to use a live attenuated HIV virus in a vaccine is it can mutate and become more virulent.
Because of the challenge to create a single vaccine for HIV, other research instead focuses on helping the body develop broadly neutralizing antibodies that latch on to regions of the virus and make it incapable of infecting healthy cells.
A study published in the Journal of Nature Medicine in October cited research on these types of antibodies from the Centre for AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa. The study followed two HIV-positive women for several years, and discovered a key change in the outer coating of the HIV virus, which allowed them to antibodies that could fight a large variety of HIV strains.
"This research is still in a very early stage," said Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which helped fund the study. "We can't even begin to predict how long it will take to commercially produce a vaccine using this research."
Finally, a different type of vaccine was tested in March at Western University's Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry and funded by Sumagen Canada, a subsidiary of Korean-based pharmaceutical venture company, Sumagen Co. Ltd. It uses a genetically deactivated whole virus. The vaccine, called SAV001-H, seemed to boost the immunity of patients who were already infected with HIV, without major side effects.
But most laboratories have avoided pursuing this type of vaccine because it carries significant risk with it, due to the chance that it could actually spread the disease, not prevent it.
"There is the possibility that you won't kill the whole virus, and you have to be very careful with a potentially lethal disease," Fauci noted.
But Dr. Chil-Yong Kang, who led the study in Canada, said that preliminary tests were very encouraging. "Our results suggest it's safe and we have deleted the gene noted for pathogenesis," said Kang, who will next try the vaccine on 600 HIV-negative volunteers who are high-risk for the infection, including commercial sex workers, men who have sex with men and intravenous drug users. A third round of testing would include an even larger sample of high-risk, HIV-negative volunteers.
Despite any potential consequences of this type of vaccine, demand is high for this product. "We are inundated with requests from people who want to volunteer," said Kang.


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What Miley Cyrus May Wear for Floyd Mayweather Ring Walk (Photos)
The train wreck that is Miley Cyrus has unfortunately happened again, and this time it leaves us all wondering if this is what we can expect when she does her ring walk with Floyd Mayweather for his next scheduled fight. JustJared has the photos of Miley's photo shoot with Terry Richardson and it's scary to say the least.
At this point, you can only feel sorry for Billy Ray who patiently stands by every horrible decision his daughter continues to make, but more importantly can someone please talk Floyd out of this one? No one really wants to see a woman who looks more like a confused little boy making a feeble attempt at being sexy.


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At dawn on the first day of our spring it was 10 degrees F. with a wind chill of 8 below! It was warmer in Nome, Alaska!
So much for the groundhog promising an early spring. Spring, the 2013 version, arrived in the early morning hours of Wednesday, March 20.
At dawn on the first day of our spring it was 10 degrees F. with a wind chill of 8 below! It was warmer in Nome, Alaska!
I kind of wouldn't mind that spring from last year, where from March 10 through March 19 nine record highs were set in ten days.
Always pushing the envelope when it comes to getting cool weather vegetables in the garden, this time last year my wife had planted her lettuce, spinach, and peas by the 22nd of March.
That was never been done before on her family farm. As of April 1, 2012 the spinach and peas were up.
For my wife the 22nd still seems doable when it comes to planting the garden, the 22nd of April that is.
The only good thing about the weather this week is we dodged the blizzard that ripped across part of the state earlier in the week.
Last March, the daily average high in St. James was 58 degrees. Right now we've had just one day when the mercury's gone above 40.
The historic average daily high for St. James is 40, so this March is going to be a way below normal month.
The ten day forecast says we'll start getting into the 40s a few days from now. That will probably feel like 70 degrees to some people.
The one good thing about this winter is we've not taken a direct hit from all the big winter storms that have been blowing across the continent.
There have been monster storms that have gone north, south, east and west of us, but we've been brushed by them all.
It's spring, so I'm saying there will be no big winter storm to hit us. Doubt me? Consult the groundhog.


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In an attempt to get a proposed solar farm out of the Conservation Commission's jurisdiction, the project's proponents have cut the scope of the original proposal by nearly half.
Mohd and Nazee Aslami, doing business as Ariana Inc., originally came to the commission with a proposal for a 6-megawatt solar farm at 99 Shepard Road that would involve clearing 40 acres of a heavily wooded hillside to set up 27,000 solar panels and to construct a new service road.
However, Glenn E. Krevosky, owner and manager of EBT Environmental Consultants of Oxford, said Ariana has decided to "downsize" its original proposal so it can take it outside the commission's jurisdiction.
Mr. Krevosky said the concept now is in "the 4 megawatts range" and would involve fewer than 25 acres.
"There will be a reduction in the size of the project. That is a definite," Mr. Krevosky said. "Now the discussion is to … move the project 200 feet away from wetland boundaries and, if that is done, it will take it out of the Conservation Commission's jurisdiction."
The state reviews projects that are within 100 feet of wetlands. However, under a town bylaw, Sturbridge, through its Conservation Commission, gets to review projects within 200 feet of wetlands. If the proponents of a project go beyond 200 feet, they are not required to go to the commission for approval.
"It's not to say we wouldn't have concerns about the runoff coming off of there. We're still dealing with a very ledgy hillside. We are concerned about it," Conservation Agent Glenn D. Colburn said. "Since our jurisdiction is the wetlands, they are kind of getting it away from us. We will review stuff outside the 200 feet if we feel its going to have an impact to our wetlands but, of course, the further away they get, the less likelihood that there would be any impact."
Abutters from Shepard and Wallace roads have expressed concerns about how the solar farm might affect their property values and scenery. They are also concerned about the threat of flooding and possible danger to the natural habitat.
While he said a solar farm is a good project, Mr. Colburn said Shepard Road might not be the right place.
"I bet you if you polled the people that came in to the meeting, I would say 99 percent of them are opposed to this project. The other 1 percent is probably afraid to speak up," Mr. Colburn said. "But if you asked it in a different sense, I bet 99 percent of them would be in favor of a solar project, just not in this particular spot. And I think that is quite valid."
Mr. Colburn said it seems like a contradiction that the proponents are proposing to clear a mature forested hillside to make room for a solar farm.
"Typically, you would see a solar farm placed on an abandoned agricultural field or a capped town dump or something to that effect," Mr. Colburn said. "But to actually denudate 40 acres on a hillside, it seems kind of counter-productive. You're building solar panels to cut back on greenhouse gases but … we're taking away 40 acres of forest to put in solar panels."
The Conservation Commission will have its third public hearing on the matter at 7 p.m. Thursday at Veterans Hall in Town Hall. The two previous hearings were overflowing with concerned people, Mr. Colburn said.
"We had so many people at the last meeting on the 15th that we really couldn't conduct a meeting," Mr. Colburn said. "People were out in the hallway. They were in an adjoining room. People were standing. So we continued the meeting to the 29th to present more information."
As for where the Conservation Commission stands on this everchanging solar farm proposal, Mr. Colburn said it hasn't got enough information at this point for him to make a good guess.
Even though the solar farm proponents might avoid a ruling from the Conservation Commission and might not need their approval whatsoever, the matter still has to go to the Planning Board for a site plan review.


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After perfect season, Leavenworth's Nathan Butler receives National Wrestling Coaches Association's top state honor
One of the most decorated wrestlers in Leavenworth school history continues to rack up the honors.
On Tuesday, Nathan Butler was recognized as the 2012-13 "Kansas Wrestler of the Year" by the National Wrestling Coaches Association.
He becomes the third Leavenworth grappler to receive the honor, joining Aaron Ely (2006-07) and Shawn Bunch (2000-01).
The Pioneer was also nominated for the "Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award", which is a national accolade given to a high school senior who has demonstrated outstanding wrestling success, scholastic achievement, character, citizenship and community service.
This past season, Butler capped off a perfect 44-0 season by winning the Class 5A state crown in the 285-pound division, the third title of his career.
In doing so, he helped Leavenworth place 13th overall at this year's state competition.
Butler, who will wrestle for Stanford University next year, holds multiple LV records including most wins in a season, most pin wins in a season and most pin wins in a career.


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Two bodies recovered Wednesday from a New Mexico lake may include a 15-year-old Longmont boy missing since Sunday.
Noah Hooper, 15, had been assisting summer programs at the Apache Creek Deaf and Mute Camp. He and a 16-year-old friend, Seth Stephenson of Chaparral, N.M., had been with a group of campers visiting Quemado Lake Sunday afternoon and were the only two not to return.
They were reported missing at 10 p.m., five hours after the rest of the group reported back.
Neither boy is deaf.
New Mexico Search and Rescue teams, along with the New Mexico State Police dive team, searched the lake and the mountainous area around it in the Cibola National Forest Range throughout the daylight hours, beginning Monday.
A male body was found in the west end of the lake at about 1 p.m. Wednesday; a second was found at 3 p.m. According to authorities, both were submerged in about 14 feet of water and had been covered by muddy silt.
The six-acre lake varies in depth from 3 to 16 feet, authorities said.
An official identification has not yet been made by the Office of the Medical Investigator in Albuquerque, N.M.
On Thursday, the New Mexico State Police told the Denver Post that Hooper's parents arrived in the state Monday and that the family is "grieving."
The state police said in a release that it would not release names until OMI confirms the identities.
"The efforts of all parties involved in this search flowed flawlessly," New Mexico State Police Chief Robert Shilling said in a statement. "Unfortunately, these best efforts are sometimes waged by the reality of crestfallen outcomes."


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Aggies snap Trojans' 31-game TCC win streak
After building a seemingly insurmountable 17-point lead late in the third quarter of Friday's Tri-County Conference girls basketball matchup with league leader Madison, the Sand Creek Aggies went to a stall.
Or, did they?
The Aggies put a player in all four corners of the front court, stretching the Madison defense. They then ferociously attacked the basket, scoring when they had to and eventually put the game out of reach, winning 56-43. The win ended Madison's 31-game TCC winning streak and tightened up the league race.
Madison is now 8-1 in the TCC, while Sand Creek and Britton-Deerfield are each a game back at 7-2.
"They are used to running and gunning, just like we like to do," said Aggies coach Catherine Herriman. "We wanted to switch things up, give them a different look. The point wasn't to stall. We still wanted to score."
Madison coach Rick McNeil said his Trojans had to take a few chances when it was down double digits.
"We were trying to be aggressive," he said. "We got burned a little bit. But when you're down like that, you've got to take a few chances."
Scoring was never a problem Friday for the Aggies. Gabrielle Herriman gave the Aggies their first lead on a 3-pointer with 4:40 left in the first quarter. Less than 30 seconds later, she connected again, stretching the home team lead to 10-6. Two Sarah Wright baskets and one jumper by Mikaela McCarty later, and Sand Creek had a 17-6 lead on the defending TCC champions.
"We were in their faces. They didn't have many open looks. We knew they would shoot better here than they did against us at our place," said McNeil, referring to a 28-point Madison home win over Sand Creek earlier this year.
The Aggies were far from finished after that first quarter, even though Madison had a few runs to cut into the Sand Creek lead. Still, the Aggies led 28-20 at halftime, 32-22 with 4:39 left in the third quarter and 39-22 after McCarty drained a 3-pointer with 1:22 left in the third quarter. That basket came on a pass from Elizabeth Herriman, who found an open McCarty after the Aggies went to the stretch offense.
Madison cut into the lead with a big fourth quarter, mainly by Shayla Villarreal and Ashley Bussing. A Brittany Kelly jumper cut the lead to 48-42 with 2:12 left, but Elizabeth Herriman grabbed an offensive rebound off a missed Aggies free throw, made the basket and was fouled. Her free throw stretched the Aggie lead to 10 with 1:10 left and ended Madison's comeback hopes.
"We could relax a little bit after that," coach Herriman said.
Gabrielle Herriman scored 22, Elizabeth Herriman 14 and McCarty 10. Bussing led Madison with 15 points.
"Everyone was excited," coach Herriman said. "We wanted this so bad. It was a total team win. This wasn't about one player. They all played hard – as hard as any game we've played."
The first-year coach said the Aggies aren't looking ahead in the TCC race just yet.
"We take one game at a time, one practice at a time," she said. "The goal is always the same. We want to be No. 1 in the league. To be No. 1 in the league, you have to beat the top team and tonight we did. There's still a lot of the season left to play."


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On Tuesday night the Clarkfield City Council appointed former city council member Robert Schlenner to fill the council seat vacated by Erin Crosby until the next general election in 2014.
On Tuesday night the Clarkfield City Council appointed former city council member Robert Schlenner to fill the council seat vacated by Erin Crosby until the next general election in 2014.
The appointment comes as a result of newly elected councilwoman Erin Crosby's resignation in early April after it was discovered that Crosby was unknowingly serving on the council while in violation of state statute due to her employment as a nurse at the Clarkfield Care Center, which is owned by the City of Clarkfield. Because the city owns the Care Center, even though it is managed by a third party, Crosby's employment there is a conflict of interest and unlawful according to a state statute that was implemented in 2010. Once the conflict was pointed out, both Crosby and the city acted quickly to fix the problem.
By state statute the council posted the vacancy for a month, reviewed any interested candidates and, on Tuesday, appointed a new council person to serve the remaining year and nine months of Crosby's term. Crosby was elected during the last election through a write-in campaign.
The city received two applications for the position. The first from Schlenner and a second from Stephanie Randall. Randall is an administrator at Schwan's and has previously been active with Clarkfield Civic and Commerce; playing a big part in the organization's annual Heart of the Prairie Days celebration.
In her application, Randall detailed her experience working in human resources and her involvement in the community. Randall has been attending council meetings regularly since the council began discussing the future of the Clarkfield Police Department.
Schlenner, a known commodity to the Clarkfield Council after several distinguished terms, largely left his application blank. Schlenner ended his latest term on the council following the most recent election and is considered one of the city's most dependable civic leaders.
The first motion to choose between the two applicants came from councilman Neil Linscheid, who moved to appoint Randall. That motion died for lack of a second, with little discussion.
Dave Biermaier then made a motion for Schlenner, which was seconded quickly by councilman Scott Vold. When called to a vote, the council voted 3-1 in favor of Schlenner with Mayor Gene Kockelman adding his support and with Linscheid as the lone dissention.
"The reason I motioned for [Schlenner] is simple," said Biermaier following the meeting. "We have a number of contracts coming up to work on: Ecumen, the Boyd wastewater contract, the police department. That's what he does for a living [at Schlenner Agency]. It's his past knowledge of these things, there's not a whole lot he needs to learn and then his past experience with contracts. He's able to step right in."


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Report to the Community on the Performance of P.S. 132 Juan Pablo Duarte (06M132)
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We want every community to have high quality school options for families. To accomplish this goal, we are committed to the constant improvement of our schools—from student achievement to school environment. Every fall, the Department of Education (DOE) reviews the performance of all schools Citywide. Despite the best efforts of the community and the DOE to support P.S. 132 Juan Pablo Duarte ("P.S. 132"), the school has struggled to demonstrate the capacity to meet basic requirements for student success and to support the student achievement your school community deserves.
Staff and families have worked hard to improve the school and the DOE has provided considerable support to P.S. 132: supporting school leadership; providing resources to increase the rigor of student work; offering supports to strengthen classroom instruction; ensuring the school is organized to focus on student achievement; working to improve the learning environment and culture of the school; and fostering community relationships and partnerships. Unfortunately, our best efforts have not turned around the school.
We understand that students, families, and staff members of P.S. 132 believe in the school's potential and we know that this message is a difficult one. At the same time, we hope you share our view that we can—and must—do better for our students. We count on each of our schools to provide a high-quality education to our students—and we hold all of them to the same high standard. We must ensure our students don't fall further behind.
This report provides an overview of the data and information we will review as we consider how to best serve current and future students of P.S. 132.
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on Grade Level
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Despite Our Best Efforts, Performance Remains Low
Over the past several years, the DOE has provided numerous supports to P.S. 132. Among those supports are:
· Working with the principal to develop strong leadership skills;
· Providing strategies for engaging students in rigorous assignments that will prepare them for success in future educational and professional pursuits;
· Working to improve classroom instruction by giving teachers feedback that is aimed at strengthening their practice and providing professional development aligned with the Common Core Standards;
· Recommending effective ways to organize the school;
· Providing operational support for budget, enrollment, facilities, transportation, and health, among other areas, to allow school leadership to maximize support for student learning;
· Helping the school to improve the learning environment and develop a culture that supports safety, respect, and socio-emotional development; and
· Supporting the school in developing and maintaining strong ties to the community.
It is important to note that all schools identified by the DOE as "struggling" will receive an action plan. As we consider potential improvement options for P.S. 132, we will reflect on past efforts at the school to help us identify what has been working and what has not. This information will guide our thinking about how to best support students and the community going forward.
Next Steps and What You Can Expect
Over the coming weeks, we will talk to parents, students, staff, and members of the P.S. 132 community as well as organizations that work with the school. We are particularly interested to learn about things that may not be obvious on paper: What do you think is working well at the school? What is not working?
Based on that feedback as well as a thorough review of multiple types of school data, we will propose one of the following courses of action that we believe will lead to the best outcome for current and future students:
Action Plan #1: Developing an action plan for the school that will focus support in areas where intensive assistance is required to improve student performance. The plan will be implemented over the course of the 2012-2013 school year. The plan may include a wide variety of supports, such as:
· Providing leadership coaching;
· Providing professional development on instructional strategies for struggling students;
· Identifying grants aimed at specific needs of the school;
· Introducing new programs;
· Assisting with the development of a smaller learning environment; and
· Changing leadership.
Action Plan #2: Providing new school options for students and parents that can better support student success by:
· Phasing out the school over time by not accepting new students or reducing enrollment over time by accepting fewer students;
· Supporting current students at the school through graduation; and
· Placing new district or charter school(s) in the building that will support student achievement and provide additional school choices for families.
As we move forward in this process and develop an action plan for the school, we will be able to provide additional details about how that plan would impact students and the broader P.S. 132 community. Regardless of the outcome of this process, the DOE will work to ensure that all students receive the support they need and the excellent education they deserve. We appreciate and value your feedback and participation throughout this process.
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LONGMONT -- Boulder artist Bill Vielehr has shown his sculptures at venues around the country for decades, but this month his art went where it has never gone before, a waste disposal center.
Vielehr's piece titled "Leaning Volumes" was installed outside the Longmont Waste Diversion Center, 140 S. Martin St., as part of the city's Art on the Move program.
The program, which started in 2006 as part of Art in Public Places, displays up to nine works of art from Colorado artists around Longmont, said Lauren Greenfield, Art in Public Places administrator.
Last year, the city began soliciting pieces made from recycled materials for the waste center, she said.
Six new pieces, including Vielehr's, were installed this month at St. Stephen's Plaza, the Longmont Museum and Cultural Center, Kensington Park and the recycling center.
Submissions are accepted only from Colorado artists, but this year only Boulder, Longmont and Denver artists are featured, Greenfield said.
"Lotus," by Charlotte Mary Zink, was made from recycled metal and was the first piece featured at the recycling center last year.
Vielehr's sculpture, a 10-foot column made from recycled aluminum, was installed about two weeks ago, he said.
"I thought it (the location) was kind of a stupid idea at first but the site is so busy and people are there a lot so it's good exposure," Vielehr said. "In a way, it's kind of a strange place for it but then again, it is made from recycled material so the more I thought about it the more it made sense."
The pieces will be displayed through June.
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My dad is looking to get a Shiloh shepherd. He's been talking a breeder and isn't 100% sure which litter he is getting one from yet, but the first litter was born a day or 2 ago! Here's a pic:
It's sorta a family dog I guess so I'll be doing a lot towards raising him. I'm hoping it will be a good playmate for Clover!
Here is a picture of the male pups at 2 weeks old.
We'll be getting a male for sure. His name will likely be Loki. I can't wait til their old enough that we can go see them and pick one.


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Head Coach Dan Kendig and the Nebraska women's gymnastics team will welcome four talented freshmen to the squad for the 2013 season. Jordyn Beck, Hollie Blanske, Ariel Martin and Madison McConkey will join NU this spring and help to fill the void left by departed seniors Lora Evenstad and Katelyn Busacker.
Evenstad and Busacker's leadership and reliability made the duo key parts of Nebraska's 2012 Big Ten Championship and NCAA-qualifying team. Evenstad, a two-time All-American (FX, V) competed primarily on vault, bars and floor for NU in 2012 while bringing home nine individual titles during the season. Busacker, meanwhile, provided crucial depth to Nebraska's beam lineup throughout the season.
While both Evenstad and Busacker will be missed during the upcoming season, Kendig and the Huskers are excited about what Beck, Blanske, Martin and McConkey have the potential to contribute in 2013.
Jordyn Beck
Beck, a native of Overland Park, Kan., joins the Huskers after training with McCrackens Gymnastics. Beck is a two-time Junior Olympic National qualifier, finishing in a tie for sixth on bars in 2011. Beck qualified for JO Nationals in 2011 after finishing second on beam at the Region III meet and adding a fourth-place finish on bars.
"Jordyn is really going to help us out," Kendig said. "She's come back in good shape and worked hard these last five weeks of school that she's been here. She's going to provide a number of routines to help the Huskers this year."
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Hollie Blanske
Blanske joins the Huskers after training at Twin City Twisters alongside fellow Husker Jessie DeZiel. The native of Anoka, Minn., is a three-time Junior Olympic National qualifier and was the 2011 Junior Olympic national champion in the all-around, posting a score of 38.450. Blanske, who competed in the Senior B division, added first-place finishes on bars (9.625) and floor (9.775). Blanske qualified after finishing first in Region IV competition in the all-around with a 38.550, while taking top honors on both bars and beam.
"Hollie is incredibly talented and hard-working," Kendig said. "She is coming off an ACL injury but is ahead of schedule, and we are excited to get her back in the gym in full capacity. She will provide great gymnastics for the Huskers when she is healthy."
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Ariel Martin
Martin comes to Nebraska from Chicago and the Illinois Gymnastics Institute. Martin competed at the 2010 Junior Olympic Championships, finishing third in the Junior D division all-around with a 38.300. Her third-place finish included second on vault and fourth on floor.
Martin also competed in the 2011 Region V Championships, finishing first in the Senior B all-around with a score of 38.050. Martin picked up first-place finishes on vault, beam and floor en route to her victory.
"Ariel is going to give us a good, big vault and a quality floor routine," Kendig said. "The floor is an area where we have some needs, so she will help fill that void for us. She is going to help us a lot on those two events, but it wouldn't surprise me one bit if she winds up on the other two as well."
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2011 Regionals - Floor
2011 Regionals - Vault and Bars
Madison McConkey
McConkey hails from Lincoln and trained at the Nebraska School of Gymnastics. A three-time Junior Olympic National qualifier, McConkey has finished second (2009), fifth (2010) and third (2011) in the Region IV all-around competition. McConkey's third-place all-around finish in 2011 included third on beam and fifth on floor.
"Maddie is a multiple JO National qualifier and is getting stronger and working harder every day," Kendig said. "She is just getting back into gymnastics and is falling back in love with the sport, which is great to see. Having another girl on our team from Lincoln is a big plus."
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At the city limits of Rolla, besides seeing just the city limit sign you, will see a sign noting that Rolla has a Sister City in Germany called Sondershausen.
Sondershausen is about the size of Rolla and is located near the geographic center of Germany.
Delegations from Sondershausen visited Rolla in 1998, 2005, and 2011, and the Rolla Area Sister City Association is in the planning stage for a reciprocal visit. The trip is scheduled for June 7-9. As some of the people in the Sondershausen Sister Cities group are also Rotary Club members there is an effort to link some Rotary activities during their visit as well.
It is common for cities in Europe to fund trips for small groups representing the city when they visit foreign countries. That practice is not common in the United States and is not part of the Rolla city budget.
The Sister Cities Committee has organized various fundraisers to support the upcoming trip.
In February, the group held a Karneval at the Public House Brewing Company. On the third Tuesday of each month this group meets at the Public House Brewing Company for beer and general conversation. This is called a Stammtisch. Anyone in Rolla is welcome to join them from 5-7 p.m. at the Public House Brewing Company.
Even if you don't want to join the Stammtisch, just stop by and say hello to the group at their reserved table.
The next benefit event for the Sister City Program is called Kaffee Klatsch and will be held Sunday, April 14 at the St. Patrick Catholic Center from 2:30-5 p.m.
Tickets are $20 per person.
At the Kaffee Klatsch you will learn about German traditions and the German hostesses will guide you through an afternoon of tortes, coffee and conversation.
There will be a variety of German cakes and a story for each of them.
Tickets can be purchased by calling Kay DuBois at 364-4987. Checks or donations should be made out to the Rolla Area Sister City Association.


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A Minnesota-based group known for its unconventional combination of four voices and a tambourine will celebrate the season with a holiday concert for the next in the Kohlenberg Lyceum Series at Truman State University.
Tonic Sol-Fa will perform at Baldwin Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Monday, showcasing an interactive holiday show including well-known Christmas songs from past and present holiday albums.
The group is making its second appearance on the Truman stage, having first came to Kirksville in 2007.
The group performs annually for a PBS Christmas special and has appeared on NBC's "Today Show" and the pages of Newsweek magazine.
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"Our regional is stacked," junior guard Blake Kappes (10 points, 6 rebounds) said. "But this shows we can play with the best of them."
The Missiles (14-2, 5-1 NUIC East) double-teamed 6-foot-7 Polo center AJ Dollmeyer (12 points, 13 rebounds, 2 blocks). Dollmeyer shut down Milledgeville's inside game, but the Missiles held their own on the boards, with the 5-11 Kappes, 6-1 Kameron DawTyne (12 points, 9 rebounds, 3 blocks) and 6-5 Caleb Skoog (7 rebounds, 2 blocks) posting a group effort.
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Polo (18-3, 5-2) never led as the Missiles shot 8-for-21 on 3-pointers to Polo's 2-for-16.
"(Dollmeyer) is a big presence on defense," said Jordan Harris, who led the Missiles with 18 points and four 3-pointers. "We had to shoot the open shots and make them."
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Christian McCracken, the Boulder police officer facing charges in Boulder and Broomfield counties in connection with threats police say he made to kill his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend, was re-arrested Thursday by Longmont police on multiple drug charges.
Already in custody at the Boulder County Jail, McCracken, 32, was arrested on new charges of possession of more than one gram of a Schedule III controlled substance and conspiracy to obtain more than one gram of a Schedule III controlled substance, both misdemeanors.
The five-year veteran of the Boulder Police Department -- who has been on leave since suffering a severe head injury while on duty last August -- is due in court Friday to be charged with attempted first-degree murder, stalking and harassment in the first case, which involves his girlfriend and her new boyfriend, both Boulder police dispatchers.
The new charges arose after Longmont police were contacted April 29 -- the day after McCracken initially was arrested by Broomfield police -- by roommates who share a home in Longmont with McCracken.
According to Longmont police, the roommates provided officers with an envelope that had been mailed to the residence containing a package of Skittles candy. Inside the Skittles package, police said, was a shipment of prescription painkillers Acetaminophen/Hydrocodone and Vicodin/Loratab.
Court records related to McCracken's initial arrest on April 28 indicate he lives in Frederick with a roommate who was identified as a fellow Boulder police officer. Longmont police would not say whether McCracken was in the process of moving to that city or whether he maintained residences in both places.
"I can't go into details about the investigation, but he was living in a house in Longmont," Longmont police Cmdr. Jeffrey Satur said. "I don't know what the living situation was. I don't know what kind of transition he was making."
Satur said the two Longmont roommates who alerted police to the suspicious Skittles package are not a focus of the ongoing drug investigation.
According to court records, it was McCracken's roommate in Frederick who initially alerted police after concluding McCracken might harm his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend. The roommate told detectives that McCracken informed him on April 27 that he was going to kill his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend in front of her and then kill himself, according to an arrest affidavit.
Earlier that day, McCracken retrieved two of his own guns from the Boulder police station, according to court records. The roommate convinced McCracken to go to Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center in Lafayette for a mental evaluation. Once there, Broomfield police arrested him on suspicion of stalking and harassment.
On May 3, the same day he was charged in Broomfield with two counts of felony stalking, McCracken was re-arrested by Boulder police on suspicion of attempted first-degree murder. Boulder police announced they had opened their own investigation into McCracken and had come to believe he "may have planned and taken a significant step toward committing a homicide against the new boyfriend."
Attorney David Moorhead, who, along with partner Chris Griffin, is representing McCracken in the cases against him, said Thursday night that he had been informed of his client's drug arrest, but could not comment. He noted, however, that he expects prosecutors to dismiss the charges against McCracken in Broomfield.
"The charges in the Boulder County case... duplicate the charges from the Broomfield case," Moorhead said. "It is very likely they will be dismissing the Broomfield charges."
McCraken has been on leave from the department since he sustained a serious head injury while attempting to arrest a University of Colorado student outside The Sink on University Hill last August. Treven Hunter, 24, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault on a police officer in that incident and was sentenced last week to two years and one day in prison for the crime.
After sustaining the head injury, people close to McCracken said his behavior became erratic, culminating earlier this year in his breaking up with his girlfriend and then trying to get back together with her even after she told him the relationship was over.
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Terry McMillan has turned into a romance novelist with a sense of humor and that would be okay except for a few things and one is that in The Interruption of Everything (Signet) she strings together lots of independent clauses without punctuation the way Nobel laureates like Ernest Hemingway do and also her characters sometimes say things like "Dang" and "Whoa" that for some reason remind you of a Clint Eastwood spaghetti Western although maybe this is because we just saw him at the Academy Awards. Plus she sets up a subplot that goes nowhere involving her perimenopausal heroine's former soul mate who just happens to move move nearby after she decides to leave her husband and would your favorite romance novelist do that?
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"We tried you on your cell but you didn't pick up so we got a little worried since we didn't know where your appointment was and we tried calling Leon at work but his assistant said he left early to pick up his son at the airport and against our better judgment we tried your house and Hail Mary Full of Grace answered and after she deposed us, I asked if she knew your doctor's number and she said she had to think for a few minutes and while she was thinking I started thinking who else we could call and that's when I remembered your GYN's name was a hotel: Hilton!" Where have all the commas gone? The sentence reads like the winner of a Bad Hemingway Parody Contest.
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Now I know for a fact that I wasn't the only one disappointed with Met Gala-attending celebrities lack of Superhero costume inspiration. In fact, Zac Posen was the only attendee who matched up to my high standards of fancy-dress. Therefore, I was delighted when I came across this River Island cap with Marvel Comic decoration (Persil, Armani, River Island- what isn't Marvel on at the moment!)
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Left to Right; World Tour t-shirt £16.99, Seventh Seal Sun t-shirt £15, Seventh Seal Japan Create £15
Inspired by Isabelle's talk of thunderstorms and rainclouds at Shiny Towers, I decided to source some foreign-focused fashion for those rainy-day dreams of tropical (and of course warm) destinations.
River Island rolled sleeve shirt
Roll-up! Roll-up! Rolled sleeve shirts (sorry!) are still big this summer, and one of my favourites is this milky brown offering from River Island
Extra long shoes, good or bad?
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I mentioned yesterday that knee high shorts aren't easy to carry off, but it's a bit of a dilemma because purely from a fashion (rather than comfort) perspective 3/4 length trousers are looking a bit dated.
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