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- Feb 25:
- Another anti-fracking measure could be headed to November ballot
- Aug 9:
- Lafayette resident challenges validity of petitions seeking fracking ban
- Jul 9:
- Residents turn in 2,000-plus signatures in support of ballot measure banning fracking, drilling in Lafayette
- Dec 13:
- Boulder County commissioners approve new oil, gas regulations
- With deputies on hand, anti-fracking forces remain civil at Boulder County hearing
- Dec 5:
- Boulder County condemns 'mob harassment, cursing and intimidation' at fracking hearing
- Dec 4:
- Anti-fracking demonstrators disrupt, delay Boulder County oil and gas hearing
Oil and gas opponents in Lafayette have collected enough valid signatures to put a fracking ban in front of voters on the November ballot, the city confirmed Friday.
Lafayette spokeswoman Debbie Wilmot said the city clerk verified 1,059 signatures out of more than 2,000 submitted earlier this month. A total of 948 valid signatures was needed.
The City Council still needs to refer the measure to the ballot. It is scheduled to take up the issue at its Aug. 6 meeting.
"We see this as a movement that is bigger than Lafayette," said Cliff Willmeng, spokesman for citizen activist group East Boulder County United. "This is a movement that is going to place community rights and self-defense against corporate interests."
East Boulder County United rallied a team of volunteers to collect signatures in support of its measure, dubbed the Lafayette Community Rights Act. The act would prohibit any new oil and gas extraction in Lafayette, including any hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and would disallow the disposal of associated waste products inside the city.
The news comes the same week that Loveland verified more than 2,200 voter signatures in support of a two-year moratorium on fracking, a process in which a mixture of sand, water and chemicals -- some of which have been linked to cancer -- is injected underground under high pressure to crack layers of shale and release hard-to-access oil and gas deposits.
Meanwhile, residents in Broomfield and Fort Collins have launched their own signature-gathering efforts to halt fracking for five years. And the Boulder City Council is also considering placing a five-year fracking moratorium on the November ballot.
Willmeng said he expects opposition to energy extraction near cities and towns in Colorado to increase as people learn about the hazards of a heavily industrialized activity occurring in their backyards.
"There's no question we're experiencing a prairie fire of involvement on this issue," he said.
The oil and gas industry vigorously disputes that fracking causes health problems and says the practice has been used safely by energy companies for decades.
Doug Flanders, director of policy and external affairs for the Colorado Oil & Gas Association, said opposition to fracking is not as widespread as anti-oil and gas groups contend.
"While we will be studying the language in Lafayette, we do understand in Loveland a group of community and civic leaders have already organized to communicate with citizens about the negative impacts of bans, and we're hopeful the same thing happens in every community that is facing the same loss of economic vitality and tax revenues that communities such as Lafayette and Loveland face," he said.
Flanders wouldn't specifically say whether his organization would directly campaign against the Lafayette measure, but he said the Colorado Oil & Gas Association "will offer any support we can" to those opposing it.
Willmeng said that he and other fracking opponents were not deterred by the results of a federal study released this week concluding that there is no evidence that chemicals from natural gas drilling activity in Pennsylvania contaminated drinking water aquifers there.
The study, from the U.S. Department of Energy, found that the chemicals used in the fracking process stayed thousands of feet below the level where drinking water typically occurs.
Willmeng said the study only ran for a year and was limited to a small number of wells.
"We know scientifically that (well) casings fail over time," he said. "The study didn't conclude what these chemicals would do over time."
Willmeng acknowledged that Lafayette could face litigation from the Colorado Oil & Gas Association and the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, both of which filed suit against Longmont after voters there approved a fracking ban last fall.
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, the state's regulatory body over the oil and gas industry, asserts that municipalities do not have the power to ban energy extraction activities in the state, but rather are limited to enforcing local land use codes -- such as noise levels, road impacts and lighting related to drilling activity.
The case against Longmont is still making its way through the courts.
"We look at this as a civil rights movement," Willmeng said. "There has never been a civil rights movement that hasn't come up against the people and the corporations profiting off that system."
And the Lafayette Community Rights Act is important even though there hasn't been an application submitted for a new well permit in the city in more than a decade, Willmeng said. With hundreds of wells in operation in Erie and several proposed for Broomfield, fracking activity is getting too close for comfort, he said.
There are 14 active gas wells in Lafayette, according to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Those wells wouldn't be affected by the proposed ban.
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BRASHEAR, Mo. – For the second time in a week the Atlanta boys were playing in a third place tournament game. This time against the Novinger Wildcats, the Hornets outlasted the under manned Wildcats as they won third place in the Brashear Tournament with a 65-57 win.
The Hornets used to big runs of 11-0 and 14-5 to help keep BHS at a distance. The first run came to start the game as Atlanta jumped out 11-0, however Novinger would answer as they closed the first on a 10-3 run.
That momentum would carry over into the second quarter as the Wildcats took their first lead at 19-17, with five minutes left in the half. Atlanta would re-take the lead going into halftime with a 30-29 lead.
It looked as if the Hornets had put the game away when they jumped out with their second run. Playing with only five players it looked as if Novinger had simply run out of gas, but not so. The 'Cats would never regain the lead, but the kept it within single digits and never let the Hornets get comfortable for the rest of the game.
"It was a victory and a struggle. They played really gutsy for only having five kids and I think they outplayed us. We were just able to do more things because we have more guys," said Atlanta head coach Jason Daniels.
The Novinger five became the Wildcat four when Justin Klingsmith fouled out late in the fourth, putting an end to the Wildcat comeback.
"We just couldn't get it done. We work hard and try to keep it up, but it gets hard only having five guys, but we have to keep our heads up going forward," said Trent Rodman of Novinger.
Rodman led all scorers as he dropped 23 on the Hornets.
Playing with only five guys led to some funny interactions between players and coaches throughout the game, but Novinger head coach Shane Stocks isn't looking for excuses.
"This is the third time we have played them this season. When we were playing with everybody we beat them by 20. A couple weeks ago we lost by three and tonight we were just terrible, we didn't do very many things right tonight. The kids played hard but not very smart. We have to figure out how to play hard and smart," said Stocks.
Two areas of the game where Stocks was most unpleased with were turnovers and free throw shooting. NHS gave it away 28 times, and shot 41 percent form the line, including giving up six points with missed free throws in the fourth quarter.
"We dug ourselves a hole going into the fourth quarter, we just weren't able to overcome the hole we got ourselves into," said Stocks.
The Wildcats had been playing with six players for a short period of time, but due to MSHSAA rules it looks as though they will finish out the season as the Novinger five.
NHS had brought up a freshman but due to MSHSAA rules he is now out of illegibility or this season.
The road concludes this week as they travel to Scotland and host Brashear to close out the regular season.
The Hornets improve to 10-14 overall and will finish out the season on Thursday when they host Bevier.


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Joey Logano won the 5-Hour Energy 200 on Saturday by 15 seconds for his fourth straight victory at Dover International Speedway in NASCAR Nationwide Series races.
Joey Logano won for the fourth straight time at Dover International Speedway in NASCAR Nationwide Series races with a 15-second victory in the 5-Hour Energy 200 on Saturday. The race benefited Living Beyond Breast Cancer, a national education and support organization.
Logano won by about three-quarters of a lap over second-place finisher Kyle Larson.
"Last night we made some good changes to the race car, and the guys and girls on the team did a good job tuning up the car for me," said Logano. "We started the race too loose. These races are short...but it's really cool to win four races in a row here in Dover, and now this has become my favorite race track...I was able to run my race, and I'm hoping for another good day tomorrow."
Kevin Harvick was third, Brian Vickers fourth, and Elliott Sadler finished fifth.
Harvick said he wasn't surprised most of the race was run under the green.
"The cars were really hard to drive, and when you slow them down there's a lot less chance for things to happen," he said. "You really had to slow them down to keep them from spinning out. We were able to save a bunch of fuel and finish the race. I know we have run some races from start to finish under the green flag."
Harvick said he now likes the Monster Mile.
"It's a challenging race track...the cars are really fast, and it's just a fast, physical race track, and I enjoy it," he said.
Logano started from the pole, but just 18 laps into the race, Kyle Busch moved from fifth place into the lead, passing Logano.
Busch opened up a big lead, but didn't pit during two early cautions. Then when he did pit under green at lap 88, he came back onto the track in 23rd place, one lap down.
Logano took over first place when Busch pitted.
When Logano pitted next at lap 118 and the other leaders came in, Busch retook the lead.
With fresher tires, Logano worked his way back to the front and passed Busch at lap 142.
Busch had to make a pit stop at lap 177, and Logano took over first place and cruised to the victory.
There were only two cautions in the race, and both were single-car spins. The first was on lap 25 when Brian Scott spun and tapped the wall, and the second was when Donnie Neuenberger spun and hit the inside wall on lap 35.
Austin Dillon finished sixth to cut into the Nationwide Series points lead of Sam Hornish Jr., who came in 17th at Dover.
Hornish now leads the series by just four points over Dillon. Elliott Sadler is in third place, 42 points back.


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Valley Women's History Collaborative Records
During the early phases of second wave feminism (1968-1978), the Pioneer Valley served as a center for lesbian and feminist activity in western Massachusetts, and was home to over 400 hundred, often ad hoc, groups, such as the Abortion and Birth Control (ABC) Committee, ISIS Women's Center, the Mudpie Childcare Cooperative, and the Springfield Women's Center.
The records of the Valley Women's History Collaborative document the activities of these groups as well as the efforts of the founders of the Women Studies program and department at UMass Amherst to preserve this history. Of particular value are the many oral histories conducted by the collaborative that record the history of women's activism in the Pioneer Valley, especially as it relates to reproductive rights.
- Abortion--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--History--20th century
- Birth control--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--History--20th century
- Feminism--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--History
- Feminists--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--Political activity--History
- Mary Vazquez Women's Softball League
- Women--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--Political activity--History
- Valley Women's History Collaborative
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Church will offer Polish food
Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic Church will hold its annual St. Joseph Supper Saturday, March 9, at the church at 716 N. Tremont St.
There will be two sittings, from 4:30-5:45 p.m. and from 6-7:30 p.m.
The menu will include Polish sausage, pirogues, mashed potatoes and gravy, rye bread, kraut, green beans, corn, coffee and a variety of desserts.
A donation of $10 for adults and $4 for children 6-10 will be taken. Children under 6 will eat for free.
There will also be a 50-50 drawing.
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Chief Petty Officer Terrell Horne III, who has family ties to the Oak Ridge community, died Sunday after he was struck in the head by a suspected drug-smuggling vessel near the Channel Islands.
Chief Petty Officer Terrell Horne III, who has family ties to the Oak Ridge community, died Sunday after he was struck in the head by a suspected drug-smuggling vessel near the Channel Islands. The Channel Islands are located west of Los Angeles and about 180 miles northwest of the U.S.-Mexico border.
Horne, a 34-year-old boatswain mate on board the Coast Guard Cutter Halibut, died early in the morning from injuries sustained during those law enforcement operations near Santa Cruz Island, Calif.
"I'm proud of his accomplishments and I'm proud of him for doing what he was supposed to do — even though it cost him his life," Oak Ridge resident Terrell Horne said of his grandson.
"He was a big strapping young man," he said.
Chief Petty Officer Horne is the grandson of Terrell and Connie Horne, and the son of the Hornes' oldest son, Terrell "Terry" Horne II. The elder Horne is a well-recognized member of the Kiwanis Club who has served as president of the Oak Ridge group as well as district governor.
"We're struggling," said Horne, when contacted by The Oak Ridge on Tuesday afternoon.
"It's just rough. We don't understand."
The Hornes earlier lost two sons: Tim in 2003, and Tommy at age 6 months in the 1950s. The elder Horne, who retired from the U.S. Air Force, moved to Oak Ridge in 1979.
Chief Petty Officer Horne grew up in California and later lived in Florida with his father. It was while in Florida that he joined the Coast Guard, his grandfather explained.
Horne said services for the family haven't been finalized but the Coast Guard will have a memorial service in L.A. on Saturday.
"I spoke to Rachel (his wife) this morning," Horne said of his granddaughter-in-law, adding she will make arrangements for a civil ceremony, probably in Charleston, S.C., where she is from. Horne said her parents are currently in California with her and the children.
Horne III and Rachel have two children, Kade, 5, and Miller, 1, and are expecting a son in February.
Horne is the first law enforcement official to die on California's seas since a spike in illegal activity began several years ago, said Ralph DeSio, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman. At least six people aboard suspected smuggling vessels have been killed since the 2010 fiscal year.
The Halibut, an 87-foot patrol cutter based in Marina del Rey, was dispatched after a Coast Guard C-130 plane spotted the 30-foot "panga" vessel traveling without lights near Santa Cruz Island, the largest of the eight Channel Islands, according to a criminal complaint.
The cutter contains a 21-foot long rigid-hull inflatable boat that the Coast Guard routinely uses on missions that require more speed and agility than the cutter can deliver.
As Horne and his team came within about 20 yards of the suspect vessel in their inflatable boat, the suspect vessel gunned its engine, knocking Horne and Brandon Langdon into the water, according to the complaint.
Langdon was treated for a knee injury and two other crew members aboard the inflatable boat were unharmed in the collision at 1:20 a.m.
Coast Guard spokesman Adam Eggers said waiting for the vessel to make land would have introduced other risks and logistical challenges. The Coast Guard's mandate, he said, is to interdict at sea.
The Halibut's commanding officer, Lt. Stewart Sibert, said Monday he and his crew were devastated by the loss of Horne, calling the Redondo Beach man the best shipmate he ever knew.
"He was my friend, he was my confidante, he was the glue that held my crew together," said Sibert, choking back tears at a news conference. "He gave me advice more times than I could count."
Just a few months ago, Horne helped save the lives of three people on a sailboat that was struggling against darkness and howling winds near the Channel Islands.
"Our fallen shipmate stood the watch on the front lines protecting our nation, and we are all indebted to him for his service and sacrifice," said Admiral Robert J. Papp, Coast Guard commandant.
Two Mexican men — Jose Meija Leyva and Manuel Beltran Higuera — were charged Monday in Los Angeles with killing a federal officer while the officer was on duty.
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Iam from Painesville, Ohio. My girlriend and myself visted Franklins Castle last year and actually got to meet the new owner Charles Mislap. It was under consruction at the time that we desided to pop in. He was holding a open house so people can see what has been done to the castle. We did talk to him briefly and asked him if he believed in the paranormal to be lirkeing in the castle. He kinda laugh at us and he told us that he does not believe in ghosts. Well when we left I turned to Julie and told her that he is in for a rude awakening. He will soon find out about his new house guests. Time will tell. Dave
If you are from Ohio, and especially if you are from Cleveland, you have probally heard of Franklin Castle, if you have you should knoww that something is happening there, someone decided to start a club/restraunt in it, what do you think of that?
Posted 20 September 2005 - 09:25 AM
Posted 20 September 2005 - 09:46 AM
I was just there last week. I think it's very interesting that when you visit the franklin castle club website, they make it look and sound like this fabulous place... but in all actuality it's nothing more after all this time of "renovation" than an overgrown eyesore. Of course I can see through the overgrown brush and weeds, boarded up windows and general look of abandonment... but to anybody else that does not know the history of this place, they'd think it was a dump. I have an "IN" with someone at the Cleveland Historical Society and the word is that after the first "open house" of sorts, the new owner never returned. I find that very interesting indeed!
Should this incredibly historic, incredibly haunted place be made into a club? I don't see why someone shouldn't "try"... it's gonna be more fun watching the spirits stifle the progress. I think we're already seeing that happen.
~ Andi
Who took some awsome camera pix of the castle but cannot get them out of her camera.
Posted 20 September 2005 - 03:47 PM
Posted 21 September 2005 - 04:55 PM
The windows still have black boards covering them. The brush and "lawn" are so overgrown they resemble the Munster's house from the tv show. I was told that after the initial "meet & greet" that was held after he bought the place, that he never returned.
That's coming from the person that works for the Cleveland Historical Society. Trust me... anybody with any sense could drive by that place and tell that nobody has been anywhere near it in a very long time.... unless you count the spirits that you can FEEL watching you from the castle. Very eerie... and I don't get creeped out easily.
~ Andi
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Makes you wonder...
Posted 29 September 2005 - 05:28 AM
In my opinion it should be purchased by the historical society, and opened to the public as a museum, and they could also hold ghost tours at night.
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Posted 03 October 2005 - 01:02 PM
Who knows... maybe the Historical Society will purchase it one day. From what I know of Historical Societies in general though, they don't operate on much more than a shoestring budget. The City of Cleveland would have to be approached to buy it with a business plan to back it up to offset the huge cost. I should do a tax search to see if this property is behind on it's taxes. From the looks of it, there's a very good chance.
~ Andi
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I've been hit by mrsspookypants
Posted 24 August 2006 - 08:30 AM
I think it's a darn shame that a peice of Cleveland's history is aloud to sit there empty like that. The rumour about the "club" has been going round for a couple of years now. The B&B idea won't work because, the Castle is in an awful nieghborhood. Who would pay to sleep there (except us ghost hunters)?
In my opinion it should be purchased by the historical society, and opened to the public as a museum, and they could also hold ghost tours at night.
You are completely right and Charlie is a very close friend of mine. I do not agree with his "CLUB" ideas and I could tell you A LOT of stories about his plans that are not going anywhere. Email me.
You would be surprised to know the truth...
Posted 24 August 2006 - 09:39 AM
I am SOOO jealous! I would love to see this place in person....I don't blame all of you for wanting to spend time there, it is a gorgeous place! Good luck with winning that few million Duke! If you buy it I will definitely have to come to the party!!!
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Luscious chunks of imported Italian tomatoes with garlic, basil, sea salt and extra virgin olive oil. One bite and you will understand why they call it Authentic Sicilian Gravy Sauce. Rich homemade flavor, gluten free no sugar added!
Don Bruno Sicilian Gravy Sauce is thicker and smoother than our Marinara Sauce, contains no added sugar and is made with the same ingredients and imported Italian tomatoes. Gluten free, 100% all natural, no sugar added!
Preparation: Simply open the jar, heat on your stove top or in your microwave and pour over your favorite pasta, meat or vegetable dish. Great on pizza. Shake well before opening and refrigerate after opening to ensure freshness.
Ingredients: Whole Peeled Tomatoes, Crushed Tomatoes, Tomato Paste, Onions, Olive Oil, Garlic, Sea Salt, Basil
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I had heard the term "Sicilian Gravy" several times before so I wanted to try this product. It's excellent! We had it for Sunday dinner with real Italian spaghetti, mild Italian sausages and some lovely Parmigiano-Reggiano. The "gravy" is so smooth, with wonderful slow cooked flavor. I understand why it's also called Sunday gravy or Sunday sauce! I'd buy it again!
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Guy, Huskers Continue Big Ten Championship Grind
Minneapolis, Minn. - The Nebraska swimming and diving team completed its second full day of competition at the Big Ten Championships on Friday evening at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center. The Huskers had six individual swimmers, four divers, and the 400-yard medley relay team competing in final rounds during the meet's fifth session.
The Huskers began the fifth session by setting a new school record in the 400-yard medley relay. The team of Hayley Martin, Ashley Reiter, Shannon Guy, and Ariel Weech finished in a time of 3:39.36, earning them seventh place. The previous school record of 3:40.65 was set in 1995 by Jane Glazebrook, Penny Heyns, Destiny Lauren, and Melanie Dodd.
Nebraska's first individual competitor, Katie Davis, finished seventh in the C Final of the 400-yard IM with a time of 4:22.68. Davis finished 23rd overall in the event, 15 places higher than her finish at last season's Big Ten Championships.
In the 100-yard butterfly, Shannon Guy took fifth place with a time of 53.30 seconds. This came after setting a new school record of 53.23 seconds during the morning session. Guy's fifth place finish was the highest ever for a Husker individual at the Big Ten Championships. Head Coach Pablo Morales was proud of her accomplishment.
"Shannon stepped up nicely in her first championship final," Morales said. "With the time she swam, she has a shot at making the NCAA's. We'll just have to wait and see."
Taryn Collura (55.32) and Bria Deveaux (55.36) competed in the C Final of the event, finishing 20th and 21st, respectively.
The final swimming event of the day saw Hayley Martin finish 11th in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 54.55 seconds. Martin set the school record of 53.81 seconds in Friday morning's session.
Senior Ellan Dufour placed 18th in the event with a career-best time of 55.61 seconds. Dufour is second behind Martin on the all-time Nebraska list.
In the diving well, Amy Herman finished 14th in the three-meter diving competition with a score of 292.15. The senior was the lone Husker to compete in finals for the event. Kailey Harmon, Nicole Schwery, and Payton Michaud finished 19th, 20th, and 21st, respectively.
Three-Meter Diving Results
14th - Amy Herman, 292.15
19th - Kailey Harmon, 285.50
20th - Nicole Schwery, 285.00
21st - Payton Michaud, 279.05
Following the session, Coach Morales commented on his team's performance and looked ahead to the final day of the Big Ten Championships.
"It was a good day all in all," Morales said. "We're definitely in a battle with Iowa and Northwestern for eighth place and we're going to have an interesting final day. Saturday will be our fourth day and feel like our fourth quarter. It's been a grueling three days and everybody's coming in a little bit weary. The team that comes out strong, puts its weariness aside, and battles will be the one that has the most success."
The Big Ten Swimming and Diving Championships will resume on Saturday morning at 11 a.m. The session will feature the preliminary rounds of the 200-yard backstroke, 100-yard freestyle, 200-yard breaststroke, and 200-yard butterfly. Check back in to Huskers.com and follow @HuskerSwim on Twitter for updates.
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 14
1. University of Minnesota 573.5
2. Indiana University 422.5
3. Pennsylvania State University 342.5
4. Ohio State University 263
5. Purdue University 238.5
6. Michigan, University of 221
7. Wisconsin, University of 195
8. University of Nebraska-Lincoln 137
9. Northwestern University 131
10. University of Iowa 98
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Just a short note of Thanks to Blogger Gale Wall of the Digital Cemetery Walk Blog.
While reading my daily Blog Reader messages, I came to a recent Blog post by Gale. I have been following this blog for a while, as I also have interests in Cemeteries. The posting was about updating her Flickr page(s) and how to utilize what she has posted on Flickr. I have been working on doing the same thing.
When I looked, what caught my eye was the Kansas Cemeteries. Looked down and saw Lyons County, where my ancestors lived. The cemetery was Cottonwood, also a name that was familiar to me. Scrolling though the 60 some odd photos was my 2nd Great Grandfather's (Job Whitall Reeve) stone and a couple of his children.
A couple of clues for me, 1) confirmation of where they were buried, 2) the stone flat on the ground would confirm to me their Quaker Heritage, and 3) a couple of dates were confirmed.
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Its random, but fourth of july is soon
i'll start us off
I was throwing bottle rockets about 4 years ago, and i can't stand wasps. While throwing, a wasp landed on me and was probably gonna sting me. ( dont tell me they dont sting if you are not nervous or dont move thats bull ) So i took off, dropped the bottlerocket i already lit, and two seconds later the thing took off the ground and hit my in the butt. ( the bottle rocket that is )
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This week's column is an obituary.
This week's column is an obituary. You see, I am mourning the loss of a great American institution – one that was the cornerstone of what we refer to as American ingenuity and helped build this country. Now the demise was not sudden but rather the patient lingered for decades and grew weaker and weaker without anyone really even realizing that it was dying. All of us will mourn its departure and all of us will suffer because of its absence.
I'm talking about plain old "common sense" and I just don't see a lot of it anymore in this country. Now, maybe I have pronounced the "death" a little too soon because there are some signs that it is still alive, but not many. I have always heard that common sense wasn't too common but the last few months have proven that to the point of extreme.
Two things in the news right now have helped me come to this epiphany. First and foremost is the "fiscal cliff" that the nation is facing and because of space limitations, I will most likely have to wait til next week to discuss the second one so just stay tuned.
This fiscal cliff that everyone is now so concerned about has been looming for months – created by our leaders in Washington as a way to ensure that they would have to agree on some solution to prevent it from occurring. Isn't it sad that there has to be a threat of catastrophe to make that happen?
I said that it has been looming for months but in typical political fashion, nothing is really done until it has to be and folks, that time is way past due. If they don't reach a compromise by the end of the year then we are all facing potential fiscal Armageddon. So what does this have to do with common sense?
Well, the main focus has been on raising revenues with no real discussion of cutting spending (at least from one side of the fight). Common sense would tell you that you cannot continue to spend more money than you take in and still be fiscally sound. There reaches a point where even the federal government can't print enough money to get out of debt. But, yet, that is what some propose to do.
I was panned by critics a few months ago when I wrote a column about Social Security being a ponzi scheme. My detractors said that the fund was backed by the federal government and of course the money would be there when it was needed. Are you so sure about that? What happens when the number of Americans getting government assistance outnumbers the ones that are paying for the programs? Doesn't common sense tell you that at some point in time we can't sustain that arrangement?
Now, let me be clear on the issue of Social Security. That program was paid for by the participants and the biggest problem with the system is that the federal government has taken the money set aside for the program, used the funds for other programs and has replaced them with IOU's that may or may not be good.
But, what about programs like Obamacare which now has no chance of repeal? What happens when we continue to spend money we don't have with the hopes that miraculously the economy will turn around and Americans will spend more money so the government can get more tax dollars and get out of debt? Do you really believe that under the current administration we will ever see reduced spending?
These are questions that beg to be answered and answered quickly but some people would just rather bury their head in the sand and wish for the best. Common sense would tell you that the time is now but again, where is common sense?
As I thought I would, I have quickly run out of space so I will address the second issue next week. But, as I began writing this column I realized that it would run on Dec. 7, the anniversary of the day when thousands of Americans lost their lives in the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
I cannot in good conscience let the opportunity pass without honoring the memory of those that died and also honor those of our Greatest Generation who fought and sacrificed to preserve our nation. We are rapidly losing that generation and while there are no words that can adequately express our appreciation – that generation sacrificed not for words of thanks but for love of their country. So while thank you seems so little, I know that it means everything to those that gave so much. So, I say thank you from the bottom of my heart as an appreciative American.
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Despite her huge success, this singer/actress/in-demand endorser (SA) has always been known to be a smiling, sweet and grounded kind of girl. An attitude so rare in the industry where stars behave like Gods and Goddesses at the mere inclusion in a movie or teleserye.
Apart from her fans who are of her age, SA has also a huge following among mothers as they see in her the epitome of a model-daughter - obedient, respectful and devoted to family.
But unknown to most, being a very passionate artist that she is, SA has also her share of "diva mode." In one of her US concerts, a talented and pretty homegrown half-Pinay singer (HS) was one the performers. After knowing that she'll be sharing the stage with HS, SA put her foot down and made her requirement clear that she should not be doing a number with talents like her.
The production people were shocked, yet had no choice but to agree to the whims of suddenly-demanding SA. They soon realized that rumors about her are true after all: that inspite of her big status, SA has unexplained insecurity.
Is SA's behavior brought about by her self-admitted plain looks when put side-by-side with other pretty performers? Your guess is as good as mine.
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I would totally dig a MOTUC's figure of Prahvus!! He was one of the coolest MYP designs, by far!! Bring him on
I would totally dig a MOTUC's figure of Prahvus!! He was one of the coolest MYP designs, by far!! Bring him on
Love it! Lets do it!
It's all about being polished when it counts!
Ive been waiting for a thread like this. Yes please Prahvus!!!
2012 Create a character Runners up Mini-Sub please!!! I needs Bubblor and Major Header.
I like warlord Prahvus much more than feline warrior Chief Carnivus, and I hope he will appear with Horde armor attachments.
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I love the design of Prahvus and I'm interested in having him as a figure but I regret not to know more about him before that...
I know the bios will add some parts of his history but I think it won't be enough.
Prahvus will remain an obscur character...
I would prefer Mattel to wait for the release of new comics or a new cartoon to really introduce him to the fans.
After that, a release would be legitimate and would please most of us... But of course, I would prefer having him now than never
Sign me up for Prahvus. He's got an appealing monster design and would look good with evil warriors. I'm always for more bad guys and you know the horsemen would knock this guy out of the park. Along with Lord Dactys, he's one of my favorite designs from that cartoon.
Never thought about the Spikor connection. My votes in for pretty much for any figure but Handsome...
holy cow that centaur character looks awesome, even if he is unnamed. I hope we get him along with king torius. I'd really like to see Prahvus get made because I'd like to see what kind of bio they would make for him. he would definitely add a whole new dimension to the cannon i think.
I'm one of those people that don't necessarily like some of the original MOTU200x original character designs like Chief Carnivus, however, Prahvus I feel has the right look for MOTUC-ization, especially if they make his head a little more classic looking like they did for whiplash (nut super anime like hair swoop marzo lol)
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no for all new MotUCs.You mean Tap Jaw arms for the army builders?
I think by the relesed Figures is need / missed!!!when you can give He-Man the Arms of Optikk and another Head i can create new figures with that.
I hope the Arms of Prahvus will not ended like the powerful underarms from Marzo
I love Prahvus, and I need a figure of him! Not want, need. Just gimme my fix, Matty; him and Dactys and I'll be set.
Vintage New Adventures deserves to be finished!
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He's one of my top wants from the 2002 characters, right after Evilseed and The Faceless One.
I really want a Lord Dactus figure too. Has it ever been stated if Dactus is the same species (the species name escapes me?) as Batros? I think that'd be interesting that Batros is a rogue traitor that swore allegiance to Skeletor like Whiplash.
I think Prahvus is an awesome idea for a fig for the MOTU classics line, I'd definitely pick one or two up!
PS would really like to see a Batros figure, so if they came out with a Lord Dactus and it was stated their the same species, then they could use the same mold for both
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Definetly buy this guy. Super cool.
Evil Army of the Horde!!
I support a Prahvus MOTUC figure. I don't know much about him. He barely featured in the MYP toon. It would be good to learn more about Prahvus. But I'd be very happy to have a figure of him and open up more of a window to that slightly earlier period of Eternian history.
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If were getting Vikor and Gygor, then why not Prahvus. I think it's just a matter of time.
You just read a post from the head Honcho of Nerds On A Couch!
if he was released and came w/ a odephus figure that would be awesome- i just love that episode!!!
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Count me in for a Prahvus figure.
I'm still keen for a Prahvus toy because it would mean he comes with a bio and every bio fleshes out the MOTUC world. Not to mention his would probably include mentioning coming up against the Sorceress if they use the MYP angle and that would add to her characters own bio.
He is very big in comparison with Teelana
i can image him as large size figure with his jet and as second accessory i wish a Comic from the Great Unrest.
...and removable Horde Symbols was a Dream
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Indeed! I absolutely agree with you; he is huge in the MYP cartoon, so it makes much sense to bring him out as large size figure, but I don't think that he'll come with his sky sled and comic book. I rather believe he will appear as a normal-sized figure in the MotUC line, although I'd really appreciate him as oversized figure!
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Maybe he's one of those giants announced
Behold the gaseous stench of Skeletor's breakfast burrito!Robot Chicken dixit
I think Prahvus should be regular figure sized. It's odd if you watch the episodes he's in. He's the size of a regular guy all the time, except for his fight with the Sorceress. Maybe his magic glove (which she took) gave him the ability to grow?
Either that or it's animation errors.
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As far as 200X characters in MOTUC, Evilseed and Prahvus are at the top of my list (I'm looking real forward to Faceless One later this year too).
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Prahvus looked to be about as big as Whiplash & Clawful were. And we know how their size translates to MOTUC. I'm sure Prahvus will be the same size as everyone else.
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Suspect makes first court appearance since arrest following shooting at TUHS last week
Bryan Oliver was arraigned in Kern County Superior Court Monday afternoon and bail was set at $1.5 million.
Oliver, 16, is being charged as an adult in connection with the shooting at Taft Union High School last week.
It was his first court appearance since his arrest.
He faces 2 counts of attempted murder and three counts of assault on a person with a firearm.
One student, Bowe Cleveland, was critically injured with a shotgun blast to the chest.
A teacher, Ryan Heber, suffered a pellet wound but did not require hospital treatment.
A second student, Jacob Nichols, was targeted but not injured.
Oliver's next court appearance is set for Feb. 20 and his preliminary hearing is scheduled for Feb. 21, according to the Superior Court website.


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Filmmaker David France Talks 'How To Survive a Plague'
With the 85th Academy Awards being held this weekend, much of the attention is on the big categories such as Best Picture and Best Director; but there will be quite a few eyeballs on the highly competitive Best Documentary Feature category.
"5 Broken Cameras," "The Gatekeepers," "The Invisible War" and "Searching For Sugar Man" are all in the race for the gold statuette and while all films are important in their own right, first-time filmmaker David France and his film "How To Survive A Plague" stands apart from them. What makes the doc hugely important is its thorough history of the AIDS epidemic and the ways it continues to impact society.
France knows first-hand the story he chronicles so vividly in his film: he lived in the epicenter of the epidemic during its first decade. He came to New York from the not-gay-friendly city of Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1981, settling in Manhattan's East Village the same week, it turned out, that the New York Times reported a mysterious illness that was killing gay men in their 30s and 40s.
"I came to New York to be free, and that's what met me," he told the New York Times last December.
During early 1980s, he became a journalist with the gay press, focusing on the growing health crisis. He wrote tirelessly about it. In 1991, his boyfriend of five years, Doug Gould, died of the disease. "I assumed I was positive, too," he told the Times, "and I never did contract HIV," he said, "by some miracle."
After the success of retroviruses changed the face of AIDS in the late 1990s, France moved on from covering the subject to become a successful journalist as an editor at Newsweek and a contributor to such publications as GQ, the New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, and Rolling Stone . He has written three books, including "Our Fathers," an acclaimed investigation of the Catholic Church sexual abuse crisis, and the New York Times bestseller "The Confession," with Governor James E. McGreevey.
In 2009, he took a break from journalism to begin making "How To Survive a Plague" with hopes of bringing attention to those who had worked on the front lines of AIDS activism and care.
"So he set out with a small film crew and began collecting video footage from the era," continued the Times story. "He also met with more than a dozen prominent activists and veterans of the movement who appear in the film, which charts the journey of the disease from the first days, when a rare skin cancer called Kaposi's sarcoma began mysteriously appearing on the bodies of gay men all over New York, until the advent of antiretrovirals 15 years later."
A hit on the film festival circuits, the film opened to universal acclaim (a rare 100% approval on Rotten Tomatoes) by critics last September. In reviewing the film in the New York Times, critic Stephen Holden wrote: "The film is a briskly paced, straightforward chronology made up largely of footage shot mostly by the protesters (31 videographers are credited) and told in their voices. As the documentary gallops forward, it conveys the urgency of a desperate race against time. Many of the group's leaders were HIV-positive men facing imminent death."
Subsequently the film won awards for best documentary of 2012 from the Gotham Independent Film Awards and from the Boston Society of Film Critics. In addition to its Oscar nomination, it is up for an Independent Spirit Award (given out this Saturday) for Best Documentary.
EDGE talked with France recently to get his take on his Academy Award nomination and how he put the film together.
Putting the crisis in perspective
EDGE: The film has already received a lot of nominations and acclaim, but an Oscar nomination is about as major as they get. How does that feel at this point just before the Oscars?
David France: It's an amazingly good feeling. I try not to take it for granted because I know there are so many incredible filmmakers who've made documentaries for years with this goal in mind, and this being my first, it just feels incredible. But here's why it is important: It gives the film more life. You know. It makes it so that we get to talk about 'How to Survive a Plague.' We get to talk about this incredible AIDS legacy.
EDGE: You've been reporting on this story for decades so I'm curious if you were able to distance yourself as a director to put the history in perspective?
David France: Actually, that was a tough process. I actually watch movies. I tried to understand what a movie is, what the conventions of movie-making are, and how to tell stories in that form. I think that process did allow me to kind of step away from the information itself, the documentation of this period, and just see it more in cinematic terms. If that make sense. It certainly impacted the way I structured the film.
A different approach
EDGE: You made a choice to make this a very personal film which uses in its narration a lot of different voices, either from the past or reflecting back from the present. This pretty much differs from the more standard approach of having a celebrity (usually associated with the cause) handle the narration. Why this approach?
David France: It was both a decision and an opportunity. What I discovered in three years of doing research that there was this incredible broad and deep body of archival video, shot from that time, and that told an intimate story. It allowed me to tell this epic tale of disease and the response to it by focusing tightly on a few people and their own journeys through that ten year period. I don't think most filmmakers have that opportunity to find the story already captured in somebody else's footage. I'm a storyteller. It's what I do in my journalism. I have always tried to use individual stories in a way to get at the bigger and more profound truths. So, I brought that approach to this project.
But what I didn't know was how intimate the footage was. I didn't know, for example, that Ray Navarro, who was a major artist in the AIDS epic, had been creating this really personal body of footage about his own actions during those years, that culminated in... shooting himself... filming himself at the hospital during his last hospitalization. So, I didn't know that the witnessing was as thorough as it was; kind of behind the curtains of what these people were doing, and that was impressive. It was impressive because it is evidence and a reminder that, even though they knew they were dying, they felt that there was some importance to what they had accomplished and they wanted to make sure that it was recorded for all time, for people to know. That impressed me really deeply.
Getting distance
EDGE: You've covered the story as a journalist since the early days. Why did you decide to make the film in the past few years?
David France: I think, half of that, you have to understand psychology a little, is at an eye view. What I've noticed is that, if you look back, for example, at other periods of tragedy and response, that once those periods kind of draw to a close, it takes a number of years for historians to go back and start asking questions, really fundamental questions, about what that period of time meant. What legacy did it leave? What did we learn from it?
I think it took me over a decade, after the effective medications came out in '96 that really changed the epidemic so dramatically. So, I looked back and began to ask those questions and I guess I started that in 2009 and then, the delay was just part of filmmaking process.
EDGE: It was interesting because, as a viewer, the part of the film where you see the footage of Bill Clinton and how that changed things from the previous Presidents and the fact that we had discussion in our government of the fight against AIDS... that hadn't happened before. And then we just had Barack Obama talking about same-sex marriage in his inaugural speech and I thought, 'wow, I don't know if all those things would have happened if we hadn't had that period in the 80s and 90s.'
David France: If we had not broken through that. Yeah. If we had not survived. I think your observation is, actually true. Our movement for gay equality is rooted in the epidemic. Activism came ten years or fifteen years after Stonewall and a lot of that time was spent kind of laying the groundwork, establishing institutions and getting ready (for change). But there had been very little in the way of accomplishments. Then AIDS struck and only after the massive grassroots organizing that AIDS engendered, did we began to see some progress.
For more information about "How To Survive a Plague", visit the film's website


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There are many people in this world who believe their purpose in life is to be a success. Money is their goal. Accumulating the most things is important.
There are many people in this world who believe their purpose in life is to be a success. Money is their goal. Accumulating the most things is important. Collecting the most toys. For some the goal is becoming the highest achiever. Becoming the most intelligent. Becoming the most beautiful. These are material goals ~ sometimes confused for true purpose.
Purpose is defined as "the reason for which anything is done, created, or exists" (dictionary.com). It is your aim, your reason for being. "Purpose is that deepest dimension within us —our central core or essence - where we have a profound sense of who we are, where we came from and where we're going" (Power of Purpose, Leider).
Being authentic (true to yourself) will help you in finding your inner purpose. I read an article that encouraged people to write down what they thought their purpose was. Let your mind be free and brainstorming a list of thoughts for about 20 minutes. When something on that list really makes you cry, then that would be your true purpose. It's worth a try, though purpose can be a lifelong reflection.
Everyone has a different purpose in life, based on the gifts and experiences they have been given. On a deeper level, relating to the whole of humanity, we can consider the purpose of our overall existence. What are we here for? I believe that this is something we all have in common ~ the purpose to help one another ~ to care for and about one another. Not just those we know or who are similar to us, but everyone.
What if, what we are really meant to do here in life is to help those who cross our paths? To positively influence the lives of those we meet? To love all people; protect our youth; provide for the elders and those without. What a peaceful, fulfilling and productive world it would be.
Someone recently told me, "Peace will come when we can focus on our similarities rather than our differences."
It really makes sense. When I meet someone new and focus on how we are similar, I feel more connected and interested in learning more from this person. If I focus on how we are different, it creates negative feelings, frustration and a sense of separation. Negativity separates people. It creates disconnect. Disconnect makes room for hostility. Of course we all have differences, but we are all similar in many ways too. We are all human beings. We are meant to be here. We have feelings. We are trying our best with the tools we've been given. We all need support. And the list goes on. (Please add some of your own ideas).
We are here to learn and grow from every encounter. When we take time to understand our purpose in life and offer respect for the purpose of others ~ frustration and fear dwindle and nonviolence thrives! Let's do all we can to make our environment a peaceful one!


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Independence voters on Tuesday elected a new mayor, choosing 4th District Council Member Eileen Weir over at-large Council Member Jim Schultz.
Weir, first elected to the City Council two years ago, won by a wide margin, 6,604 votes (56.7 percent) to 5,021 (43.1 percent).
"I think this vote means there's a mandate for change," Weir said Tuesday night. She said public safety and supporting the schools as a step toward economic development are among the issues facing the city, and she said the council needs to look closely at those.
"I believe in strategic planning and then executing that plan," she said.
The city's public safety sales tax expires in two years without a voter renewal – the council would have to decide to put it on the ballot – and many city officials have long said more police officers are needed on the streets.
"Public safety is always going to be No. 1," Weir said.
Weir succeeds Don Reimal who is retiring after eight years as mayor. He was on the council for 12 years before that. He had endorsed Schultz.
Schultz leaves after 12 years on the council. He said in going door to door for this election, voters generally expressed satisfaction with the city's overall direction but did express some concerns about Independence Power and Light and its rates.
He stressed that he insisted on running a positive campaign.
"We tried to win this campaign strictly on experience and activities. ... I congratulate Eileen and wish her and the council the best," Schultz said
Weir and other council members are sworn in later this month. Weir's election as mayor creates a vacancy in the 4th District, which is the southwest part of the city. There are still two years on her term. The council will address that vacancy.
Weir stressed that Schultz is well respected in the community, where he has deep roots.
"I know that Jim will continue to serve his community," she said.
"It's been a very good 12 years" on the council, Schultz said. "Independence has been very good to us."


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September is National Preparedness Month and the American Red Cross asks eligible donors to help prepare for emergencies by giving blood.
September is National Preparedness Month and the American Red Cross asks eligible donors to help prepare for emergencies by giving blood.
National Preparedness Month is designed to encourage Americans to take simple steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, workplaces and communities. The mission of the Red Cross is to help the public prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. One way you can support the mission is to become a regular blood donor.
"It's important to have a stable blood supply at all times to help ensure we are prepared to meet the needs of patients in every emergency," said Geoff Kaufmann, CEO of the Red Cross North Central Blood services Region. "It can take up to three days for donated blood to be tested and processed and made available for patients. It's the blood on the shelves when a disaster or emergency strikes that can save the day."
The stability of our nation's blood supply is in the hands of healthy volunteer blood donors who give generously for others in need. Schedule an appointment to donate today to help the Red Cross prepare for the need of patients across the country.
For information about other ways to help prepare for emergencies, visit redcross.org or ready.gov.
Donations will be collected at the St. James two-day blood drive taking place Thursday, Sept. 12 from 1 p.m. until 7 p.m. and Friday, Sept. 13 from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m.
Call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit redcrossblood.org to make an appointment or for more information. All blood types are needed to ensure a reliable supply for patients. A blood donor care or driver's license or two other forms of identification are required at check-in.
Individuals whoa re 17 years of age (16 with parental consent in some states), weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger also have to meet certain height and weight requirements.
The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation's blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission.


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The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association has banned all Gardner High School sports teams from participating in postseason tournaments this winter and threatened to do the same in the spring.
In fact, the MIAA's executive director said today that he would not renew Gardner High's MIAA membership for 2013-14 if the school does not return the trophy it was given for winning the state sectional swim championship in February.
Gardner's title was revoked in October for allegedly violating MIAA rules. The MIAA demanded then that the school return the trophy. Today, school officials were given until March 5 to comply or face the stiffer penalties.
In his 34 years as head of the MIAA, Richard Neal said he's never seen a school openly defy a directive.
"We're in a unique position where a member school has simply chosen to defy the board," Neil said. "This is unprecedented and quite serious."
In an e-mail sent to Gardner schools superintendent Carol Daring today, Neal said: "I write to report that the MIAA board of directors is concerned about the level of defiance associated with Gardner's failure to comply with the board's repeated requirement that an MIAA trophy be returned to the association office.
"Refusing to accept the board findings and resultant consequences at the end of an association process which began a year ago, leaves the board with little choice but to exclude Gardner High School from participation in any MIAA-sponsored winter tournament (affecting all sports)."
So, because the swim trophy was not returned, Gardner's basketball, hockey and indoor track teams will not be allowed to compete in the playoffs this winter, even if they qualify. Gardner's co-op boys' hockey team also includes players from Murdock High, while the girls' hockey team includes players from Leominster, Nashoba and St. Bernard's.
Gardner's 2012 sectional swim title was revoked when the MIAA determined that the Gardner may have broken the MIAA's "bonna fide team" rule by allowing swimmers to skip school practices to attend club events.
Mayor Mark Hawke, who serves as chairman of the Gardner School Committee, said then that he disagreed with the MIAA's decision, had no plans to return the trophy and was considering displaying it in his office.
"If they want to come and get the trophy, they will have to pry my cold dead hands from around it," he said.
Upon learning of the additional sanctions today, Hawke said the comment he made in October was made light-heartedly and that the MIAA was taking things too far.
"With regard to the trophy, I am the one that uttered the Charlton Heston line 'from my cold dead hands,'" Hawke said. "It was a joke and most people took it that way. However, I must now plea to the MIAA to 'let my people go.'"
Hawke said he called Neal today and offered to deliver the trophy to MIAA headquarters in Franklin at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Hawke said tonight he had not heard back from Neal.
"I will hand deliver their most precious trophy, which I could have replicated at John's Sport Shop in downtown Gardner for $5," Hawke said. "It is utterly amazing to me how vindictive and petty the MIAA is being. They truly have a mentality of taking their ball and going home if they don't get their way. This is a prime example of a rampant abuse of unchecked power. Shame on the MIAA for punishing innocent kids."
Neal's decision was supported today by the MIAA board of directors, who meet next on March 7.
"We're not making this decision; it's the city of Gardner," Shawsheen superintendent Charlie Lyons said. "It's the adults running their program."
The frustration was present among the entire board.
"They (Gardner) did it definitely and they did it with purpose," Douglas principal Kevin Maines said.
"This is not about compliance," Dudley-Charlton Superintendent Sean Gilreain said. "It's about defiance."
Gardner school officials appealed the MIAA's October ruling, but the MIAA only partially reinstated the school's co-operative status, allowing Gardner to host swimmers from other schools.
The MIAA board of directors also made reference today to old allegations of Gardner using an eighth-grade swimmer last season — a home-schooled student — but Daring said that issue was settled before the MIAA delivered its sanctions in October.
First-year Gardner swim coach Sharleen Goguen said today her current roster includes 13 athletes, all Gardner High students. Goguen replaced longtime coach Don Lemieux, who resigned after not being allowed to coach the 16-time state champion Wildcats at last year's state meet.
Obviously, the MIAA's postseason ban does not sit well with other Gardner coaches.
"How can the MIAA punish an entirely different team for something another team in another sport did last year," Wildcats girls' hockey coach Mark Berube said. "They would wind up in court over it.
"I would take this one as far as I could," Berube said. "I think they're just using it as a scare tactic. They can't punish all these different teams and players who had nothing to do with the problem over something as small as not returning a trophy."
In November, the MIAA stripped the Gardner High boys' soccer team of 15 points and a Central Mass. playoff berth for using an overage player — a sophomore from Honduras living with a foster family.
Bob Holmes of the Boston Globe and Jim Wilson of the Telegram & Gazette contributed to this report.


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The Chili, Wing, and "Not Chili" Cook-off is set for this weekend, Saturday, April 13, in Sunrise Beach.
The Chili, Wing, and "Not Chili" Cook-off is set for this weekend, Saturday, April 13, in Sunrise Beach.
Why go
Professional chefs from top rated local restaurants and talented individuals will enter their culinary creations to vie for first place. Cook-off categories include hot to mild chili, "not chili" (soup, stew or anything in a bowl that is not chili) and mild to wild sauced chicken wings. Students and youth may also enter in the 18 and under category. A bread and dessert bake sale will also be held during the cook-off.
How to enter
Cook-off registration entails a free-will offering to LWCA. There is no entry fee for youth. Everyone is invited to enter the contest or just come and enjoy the "best of the best" food the Lake of the Ozarks has to offer. For more information or to register, call Mark Shellenberg at the Central Bank of Lake of the Ozarks at 573-348-0486, at ext. 2299.
If you go
When: 3 p.m. Saturday, April 13
Where: Lake West Christian Academy on Hwy. 5 in Sunrise Beach
Admission: Non-perishable food items that will be donated to local food pantries


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El Pirata from PBC is running his FF race at 4 on both shot and dwell.Originally posted by Grey_Goose
Also, is anyone doing shot or dwell lower than 6?
Mine are in the 8 range, with 17 and 18 for CTC and CTO. My load time is 40, which gives me a BPS of 11.5ish according to the program.
I hit around 9 in bursts, I've never outrun the gun as I just don't shoot that fast.
I guess I could set it to FA and do it... but what's the fun in that?


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Luther alumni events are open to all alumni and friends of the college, including parents and other family members of graduates and students. If you need more information or if you're interested in planning an event in your area, please call the Alumni Office at (800) 225-8664.
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Tour for alumni, parents and friends hosted by Professor of Classics Philip Freeman and his wife, Alison Dwyer.
Questions? Contact Sherry Alcock, Alumni, 563-387-1505
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Just wanted to say "Happy Birthday" today.
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Good morning! I hope you are having a wonderful day!!!!!!
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Thanks for the comment, Daisy. We all do need to keep in mind that sweeping statements about what's okay for kids has to be tempered when special needs are involved. Thanks for the thought.
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Hey, Daisy - I made banana bread today also!:) - must have been something in the air. Hope you're having a great weekend!
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I don't really remember what got me interested in looking at my family history. I used to talk to my mum and dad quite a lot about their childhood, memories and family. Although I always found it fascinating I can't think there was a particular spark that lit the fire.
I've just been to look at the early certificates I ordered and they date from 1996 – so I guess that was the time when I really started searching and spending money.
Of course this was well before the Internet became a vital source of information. My wife, Jayne, and I spent many hours in the local and family history section of the Central Library in Leeds. This section is down some long, dark and narrow passages – well away from "normal" library users.
All the birth, marriage and death registers were on magnetic tape. If you've been researching a while you know the sort of thing I mean. Reels of tape had to fed through the spools on the "reader" machines. I've lost count of how many times we put them in upside down or backwards way round.
In those days you had to book time on the viewing machines. The local and family history section was always busy and if you managed to get a couple of hours on a machine you were lucky.
The other main source of information is the International Genealogical Index (IGI). This is an index of genealogical information maintained by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. You probably know them better as the Mormons.
Anyway the IGI contains birth, marriage and death records from several sources including church and parish records. Back in 1996 the IGI was only available on Microfiche at the library. These days it is readily available online at http://www.familysearch.org/eng/default.asp
Whenever we had time we would set off for the library with a packed lunch ready to spend time looking for that elusive record. Now I know you're thinking it sounds a bit like train spotting but at least it was indoors.
Until you've experienced it then it's hard to describe the excitement of finding the entry you've been looking for after trawling through reels and reels of tape because you didn't have an accurate date.