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Once a respected investment adviser in Monterey, former radio host Barbra Alexander faces federal prison time after a jury convicted her of 28 felony counts involving a $4 million Ponzi scheme that collapsed in 2010.
After a two-week trial and more than four days of deliberations in San Jose district court, the verdict clears the way for a civil trial by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which is seeking restitution for Alexander's victims who believed they were investing in secured real estate.
Lillian Arauz Haase, spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office, said further details of the jury's verdict were not available late Monday. Alexander's defense attorney, Peter Leeming of Santa Cruz, did not respond to requests for comment.
Alexander, 66, is the former producer of the internationally syndicated "Money Dots" financial talk show, aired locally on KION-AM 1460. She and partner Michael Swanson, 65, also operated the Monterey-based APS Funding, which told about 45 investors their savings would be used to offer "hard-money" short-term, high-interest loans for real estate development. They were assured 12 percent interest.
In reality, Alexander, Swanson and associate Beth Pina siphoned most of the funds for their own uses, including investments into Money Dots. Among her other diversions, Alexander spent $200,000 on a kitchen remodel for her Monterey rental home, then celebrated its completion by inviting her unsuspecting clients for a party.
As the investments fell in arrears, the trio continued to seek new investors to keep the scam afloat. Among the victims were retirees who invested their life savings. U.S. District Court Judge Lucy Koh allowed the Securities and Exchange Commission to depose two victims who were in their 70s and another who was suffering from brain cancer for fear they would not be alive for the commission's civil trial.
The scheme crumbled in 2009 when local investors complained to the Monterey County District Attorney's office that they were unable to get their money out of the fund. Deputy District Attorney John Hubanks and his office initially investigated with the Monterey and Carmel police departments, but soon realized the extent of the fraud and called in the FBI.
The three were arrested in October 2010 and indicted on 43 charges of mail and securities fraud, money laundering and conspiracy. Most of the charges carry maximum sentences of 20 years each in federal prison and up to $5 million in fines. Swanson was tried and convicted in a separate trial in September. Pina pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud in December 2012.
About a dozen charges were dismissed before Alexander's and Swanson's trials. Sentencing for Swanson and Pina has been delayed pending Alexander's trial. It is now set for May 14.
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Clingmans Dome Climber's Log
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Date Climbed: Jun 24, 2011
|Posted Jun 28, 2011 9:55 pm
|Drive Up
Date Climbed: Jun 16, 2011
|Drove up then, then walked up in shorts and sandals. Felt like a cheat driving up rather than hiking but I was rushed for time. Will have to revisit to truly climb this.
|Posted Jun 23, 2011 2:38 pm
|Watch for bears
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2010
|Started from the big parking lot at Newfound Gap and took about two and a half hours to summit. Trail was deserted but peak was crawling with tourists. Making my way back at dusk I was accosted by a dude at the last parking lot before getting back that a bear had just been seen just a few feet from where I had just emerged from the trail. I didn't feel like being an appetizer so my benefactor was good enough to give me a lift back to NFG so I weaseled out of the last 1.8 miles.
|Posted Apr 2, 2011 2:40 am
|Nice hike
Date Climbed: Sep 18, 1998
|With lesdubois. Took the AT from Newfound Gap. Almost no one on trail, but lots on summit.
|Posted Jan 29, 2011 10:17 am
|Easy Hike
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2006
|It was a shame to see all the Spurce trees dieing.
|Posted Jan 25, 2011 4:42 pm
|Slow in the Snow
Date Climbed: Dec 20, 2010
|Deep snow with a nice ice glaze, slow going to the top but a nice clear day
|Posted Jan 23, 2011 4:49 pm
|A Long Day
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2004
|From Newfound Gap via the AT and Boulevard (including a hike over Mt Kephart to the Jumpoff). Didn't see a soul other than at Newfound Gap.
|Posted Jan 3, 2011 6:54 pm
|Some time in June, 2001.
My first hike in the Smokies and, without knowing it, probably my first state highpoint - unless I visited another one before that, without knowing it even now!
|Posted Nov 16, 2010 8:02 pm
Date Climbed: Nov 3, 2010
|Cool observatory tower. Didn't see much of the appalachians though. It was pretty overcast with the occasional break in the clouds. Saw a lot more people than on brasstown bald. Absolutely loved driving through pigeon forge and the smoky mountains.
|Posted Nov 5, 2010 10:17 am
|its been awhile
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2006
|I forget when I did this.. a few years ago with friends..
|Posted Oct 29, 2010 1:56 pm
|Lots of tourists
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2010
|That last 1/2 mile from the parking lot sure was crowded.
|Posted Sep 22, 2010 10:02 pm
|Bob Bolton
|Overnight road hike
Date Climbed: May 4, 2010
|My buddy Duane and I are working to be the first to complete the list of the 100 most topographically prominent peaks in the Lower 48. Clingmans is on the list, and we had two others in far-flung locations. So we planned a three-legged trip to Tucson for Mica Mountain, then driving to Big Bend National Park for Emory Peak, then driving to San Antonio for a flight to Nashville and Clingmans, then returning home. The Nashville floods happened while we were on the road, and at first we wondered if we would have to change our flights out of San Antonio to return home instead. But the more we investigated, the more we were convinced that we could get Clingmans, so we didn't change our flights. We were to land in Nashville on May 3, then drive to the Gatlinburg area that evening, drive to Clingmans on the 4th, then head back to Nashville and get on a plane that afternoon. While doing our research, to our horror we learned that the Clingmans Dome road was still closed due to stimulus funded projects in the National Park. So how would we get our money's worth out of our plane fare? We decided that the only way we could do this was with an overnight hike on the road since there were not enough continuous daylignt hours in our schedule. After securing our motel room, we got ready for an unexpected hike, drove up to Newfound Gap, parked at the Appalachian Trail parking lot, and headed up the road. The total round-trip distance was between 15 and 16 miles. We returned to our motel after the hike, slept for about 3 hours, then got up and headed for Nashville and our flights home. This plus the extra 4 miles on our Mica Mountain hike pushed our total mileage for the trip from a planned 26 miles to a total of over 44 miles in 4 days. Are we crazy or WHAT?
|Posted Sep 18, 2010 1:59 am
|4th time
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2010
|I've been up here 4 times in the last 20 years. Three times by the paved walk-up route and once on a Thru-hike of the AT. This time we joined the masses on the paved trail and my kids enjoyed their first view from the ridge of the Smokies.
|Posted Jul 11, 2010 9:18 pm
|Missed the bears, but not the tourists
Date Climbed: Jun 3, 2010
|We hiked up the AT from Newfound Gap, hoping to see some bears. We met a few hikers who had seen some, but we didn't see any. Fortunately, the road to the top was closed for re-paving, so we didn't see any herds of tourists up there either. We enjoyed a quiet lunch and some great views from the observation deck. HP28
|Posted Jun 7, 2010 4:51 pm
|Long Hike
Date Climbed: Apr 29, 2010
|Hiked the 16 miles round trip from New Found Gap via the Appalachian trail. Saw a lot of thru hikers.
|Posted May 4, 2010 10:03 am
Date Climbed: Jun 13, 2006
|Surrounding fog and a circular ramp to a tower. Hard to forget Clingman's dome, in part because of its' AT fame.
|Posted Mar 29, 2010 2:18 am
|Sure - you drive to the summit..
Date Climbed: Apr 4, 2008
|But if you hike a few miles out-n-back on the A/T... I think it counts as a 'summit'.
Actually visited twice in one weekend thru the region.. 1st day (with the A/T hike was misserable, cold, rainy and foggy - no views...). 2 days later (on my way back to Atlanta) the sun was shinning - so I just ~had~ to come by and check it out again. Glad I did... views were great!
|Posted Mar 7, 2010 9:51 pm
|Joel Hopper
|Spring Break 1994
|It was a windy afternoon on a five day AT trip. There was a porta-john on top that had to have one of the best views in the Smokies.
|Posted Nov 30, 2009 5:41 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 22, 2009
|very cloudy so couldn't see anything til i left it started to clear up and had awesome views at Newfound Gap. lots of people! felt bad driving to the parking lot so i hiked to Andrews Bald and back and summited twice
|Posted Nov 24, 2009 7:29 pm
|Busy with nice views
|Walked up the paved trail in sandals. Nice views. Lots of people.
|Posted Nov 4, 2009 1:27 pm

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Real-time reality - 3D360º videos of "happenings" and selfies.
I"m hot on what I call "Time Shifted Reality", but this device claims "Real Time" Reality in 3D360º splendour for those who can't be in the right place at the right time. So anyone who wants to expand their audience for immersive experiences beyond a physical location can simply do it with the push of a button. Hubblo VR leads a new era of personal broadcasting with an all-in-one, hardware-driven social VR platform that live-streams 3D360º videos of programming, "happenings" and even selfies.
More than just a camera, Hubblo offers a whole personal broadcasting service.
VUZE CAMERA – Making 3D360º VR content easy as point and click
Look out world, here comes consumer generated 3D360º content!
An amazing innovation in software and hardware from HumanEyes Technologies that will enable ordinary consumers as well as professional photographers and movie makers to create VR pictures or videos using the hand-held point-and-shoot VUZE camera. Stylish "flying saucer" design and small highly portable and lightweight camera on a versatile 'selfie stick" or tripod. Removable SD card can capture up to one hour of video allowing people to capture every part of the world around them in breathtaking detail.
VUZE 3D360º camera is controlled by a dedicated iOS and Android app. Inside are 8 Full HD cameras that simultaneously capture images, videos and sound to facilitate full stereophonic and 3D360º spherical content. Each camera uses ultra-wide and vertical angle lenses to capture 1200 horizontal and 1800 vertical images and together generate 4K VR content. VUZE can capture both 2D and 3D360º spherical images and videos and can effortlessly switch between the two.
And they won the "Last Gadget Standing" competition as well, so I am not alone in counting this as a breakthrough that Caught My Eye!


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I've scoured this area for a week now, an hour or two a day and have rarely seen an adult Giraffe never mind a pet. I did see a herd once... only once and thought it odd... but no babies in tow. Perhaps it's just my particular surver?
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Jessica Simpson, Nicole Richie's Fashion Star Canceled After Two Seasons
Fashion Star has gone out of fashion. The reality series -- featuring mentors Jessica Simpson, Nicole Richie and John Varvatos -- has been canceled after two seasons, NBC entertainment president Bob Greenblatt confirmed during the summer TCA press tour on Saturday, July 27. The show -- which documented a group of fashion designers competing to have their garments sold in Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Express stores -- drew just 2.5 million viewers during its May 10 finale.
PHOTOS: Hollywood's hottest designers
The low-rated program got a major makeover in its second season, beginning with moving the show from Tuesday to Friday nights. Express took over for H&M on the buyers' panel. Louise Roe, meanwhile, replaced original host Elle Macpherson, who retained her role as executive producer. Simpson, Richie and Varvatos were also assigned teams of designers, making their involvement more hands-on.
PHOTOS: Jessica Simpson's body evolution
Head of her own successful brand, Simpson recently unveiled her Fall 2013 fashion campaign, and Richie -- who designs both clothing and jewelry -- currently stars in the AOL reality series #CandidlyNicole.
PHOTOS: Nicol Richie's boho chic style
Fashion Star's executive producers, E.J. Johnston and James Deutch, are currently developing another fashion-based reality show with Mad Men's costume designer, Janie Bryant.
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Posted by Romeo Rodriguez in Culture, Development, SoftLayer, Technology
This post is somewhat of a continuation of a post I made here a little over three years ago: What It's Like to be a Data Center Technician. My career at SoftLayer has been a great journey. We have gone from four thousand customers at the time of my last post to over twenty five thousand, and it's funny to look back at my previous post where I mentioned how SoftLayer Data Center Technicians can perform the job of three different departments in any given ticket ... Well I managed to find another department where I have to include all of the previous jobs plus one!
Recently I took on a new position on the Development Support team. My job is to make sure our customers' and employees' interaction with development is a good one. As my previous post stated, working at SoftLayer in general can be pretty crazy, and the development team is no exception. We work on and release code frequently to keep up with our customers' and employees' demands, and that is where my team comes in.
We schedule and coordinate all of our portal code updates and perform front-line support for any development issues that can be addressed without the necessity for code changes. Our team will jump on and fix everything from the layout of your portal to why your bandwidth graphs aren't showing.
Our largest project as of late is completely new portal (https://beta.softlayer.com/) for our customers. It is the culmination of everything our customers have requested in their management interface, and we really appreciate the feedback we've gotten in our forums, tickets and when we've met customers in person. If you haven't taken the portal beta for a spin yet, take a few minutes to check it out!
The transition from exclusively providing customer support to supporting both customers and employees has been phenomenal. I've been able to address a lot of the issues I came across when I was a CSA, and the results have been everything I have expected and more. SoftLayer is a well-oiled machine now, and with our global expansion, solid procedures and execution is absolutely necessary. Our customers expect flawless performance, and we strive to deliver it on a daily basis.
One of the old funny tag lines we used was, "Do it faster, Do it better, Do it in Private," and with our latest developments, we'd be remiss if we didn't add, "Do it Worldwide," in there somewhere. If there's anything I can do to help make your customer experience better from a dev standpoint, please let me know!


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YOUTH PASTOR NEEDED (PT) – Banquo, INFriday, January 25th, 2013
Banquo Christian Church in Banquo, IN is seeking a part time youth pastor. Banquo Christian Church is an independent Christian church located 10-15 minutes from the towns of La Fontaine and Andrews; and 15-20 minutes from the cities of Marion and Huntington. Our vision is to glorify God by fulfilling the mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ in the power of His Spirit.
The primary focus of the ministry will be Jr. and Sr. High School students. Duties will include:
- Modeling faithful service to Jesus Christ and His church
- Teaching Sunday school
- Teaching Wednesday evenings
- Plan and lead in outreach and ministry activities
- Plan and lead in recreational-fellowship activities
There are already ministries and leaders in place for younger children, so your responsibilities toward elementary age students would be extremely minimal. You would certainly be welcome to help out with younger children, but would not be expected to. The only exception would be the week of VBS during which you would be expected to help coordinate the involvement of the teens in the program. (Last year we used Answers in Genesis curriculum.)
Currently the group averages 6-8 in attendance. Latitude and empowerment will be given to the person who demonstrates faithfulness and responsibility. You will find a solid core of people who will be eager to do whatever they can to help your ministry and service prosper.
Qualifications include: Knowledge of the Bible and ability to teach it; demonstrated record of service in a local church; a desire to see Christ formed in the lives of the youth.
This will be a paid position, but you will almost certainly need another source of income.Questions and applications may be directed to Pastor Brad Kelly. Email- email@example.com Address- 8924 S 900 W35, La Fontaine, IN 46940


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BERLIN – Recent state of Maryland budget cuts will deprive the town of Berlin of $223,000 in state funding this fiscal year.
Berlin lost $205,000 in highway user revenue and about $18,000 in state police aid, it was announced this week.
"I've asked the department heads to recommend $230,000 in reductions," said Berlin Mayor Gee Williams.
The extra $7,000 in reductions is intended to give the council some room to maneuver when assessing recommendations from the town staff on spending reductions.
The town received notice of the state cuts shortly after the last town council meeting, which has left staff plenty of time to work out where to cut spending to absorb the state reductions.
Williams said that the cuts would not be noticeable to the public.
"I don't see it having any negative effect on our ability to provide essential services in any of our departments," said Williams.
Berlin Administrator Tony Carson agreed, saying, "We haven't reduced any services to the residents, which is paramount."
Department heads, who will make their reduction recommendations on Monday evening, during the Berlin Mayor and Council meeting, are expected to suggest holding off on filling vacant positions and reducing some contracted work in the Public Works Department.
"We don't have to eliminate anyone. We don't have to do anything seen as radical," Williams said.
Carson added, "What we're looking at is existing vacancies we had budgeted for we definitely had a need to fill. In going back to departments, they're realizing they could forgo them for this budget year. We'll certainly re-examine this for next year's budget. We're all going to our part and do more with less."
The $205,000 cut in highway user revenues, earmarked for road repairs and improvements, will not interfere with high profile road projects in Berlin.
"It won't affect the major projects we're doing on Grice, Graham, and Vine streets because we're funding that ourselves," Williams said.
The town is always appreciative of state funding, said Williams, but the town government normally funds most road work on Berlin's roads through bond issues.
Sooner is better than later when it comes to state cuts, according to Williams. The fiscal year enters the second quarter in two weeks.
"I'd rather find out bad news early than find out late in the game," Williams said. "It is easier to make adjustments to the budget earlier in the fiscal year."
Although there are some signs that the national and global economies are improving, local governments typically see a lag between economic improvements on a large scale and economic improvements at the local government level.
"If things are getting better now, maybe we'll feel the effects in a year or two," said Williams. "We hope things bottom out here at some point so we can anticipate the next two to three years."
While the state cuts are a setback, Williams is not worried about the effect on the town.
"I'm confident we'll work right through this," Williams said. "This is the third time we've asked the department heads, in this calendar year, to make budget reductions to a previously stamped budget."
Williams said he trusts the town department heads to reduce their budgets without impacting residents.
"They're on the front lines. They know they have to make their budgets work. They have to provide their services," Williams said.


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Magicka prepares for The Stars are Left expansion with large patch and new video
To get folks ready for Magicka's upcoming expansion,The Stars are Left, a massive patch has been released for the core title through Steam. Those wishing to look over the list of additions and fixes, can do so through here. There's also a new video for the Lovecraft-inspired campaign posted below, courtesy of EvilAvatar. The expansion […]
Magicka: The Stars are Left - Lovecraftian expansion set to launch this winter
Paradox and Arrowhead have announced The Stars are Left, a Lovecraftian expansion for Magicka.
OnLive adding six more indie titles to the service this fall
OnLive has announced it is to bring six additional indie titles to the service this fall: Orcs Must Die, Limbo, Magicka, Bastion, Space Chem, and Avadon: The Black Fortress. According to the press release, via Joystiq: "OnLive has long been a supporter of independent publishers. Simply put, they're making some really great, innovative games these […]
Magicka PvP patch hitting June 21, E3 trailer released
Paradox Interactive and Arrowhead Game Studios today announced the PvP game mode for Magicka will go live on June 21.
Magicka DLC to aid Japan relief funds
Arrowhead has announced a new, Japanese-themed DLC mini-pack for multiplayer blaster Magicka, with 50 percent of proceeds going to charity efforts.
Magicka PVP patch to rebalance cheap spells
Arrowhead Games has outlined its plans for an upcoming Magicka PvP patch – and yes, ice shards are about to be gimped, you cheap littl- victorious opponent.
Paradox planning on Magicka for XBL, says new Syndicate is more like "GTA"
Paradox Interactive seems like a wacky place to work. Not Marx Brothers wacky by any means, but only wacky due to the firm's apparent sense of humor. Proof of this odd sort of thinking can be found in the firm's list of upcoming titles, and some it's passed on. Yes, this is the same firm […]
Thursday Shorts, Overnight Edition - New Magicka maps, Beyonce game cancelled, Borderlands proposal
It can't all be doom, gloom, and the PSN being hacked. Sometimes it's tiny, cheerful (and occasionally stupid) nuggets of news.
Two new Magicka challenge maps hitting April 26, you decide which one will be free
Arrowhead has announced two more challenge maps for Magicka set for release on April 26. The Marshlands and Caverns will run $1.99 each, but publisher Paradox will release one for free. You, the players, will decide which one is released free next week by voting for it on the official Facebook page for the game. […]
Tuesday Shorts afternoon edition: Mythos beta, Humble Bundle, sales, Patapon 3, more
Below is your afternoon addition of shorts, and they are rather short. Who sports short-shorts? Why, we do of course!
Paradox Interactive set for massive growth in 2011
Paradox Interactive is already predicting massive revenue growth in 2011, thanks in part to the sales of a certain game called Magicka.
Magicka: Vietnam DLC gets a date and first screenshots
Paradox Interactive has announced that Arrowhead Game's Magicka: Vietnam DLC will hit digital distribution channels on April 12 for $4.99.
Arrowhead teases Magicka multiplayer, Vietnam influences discussed
Magicka developer Arrowhead has revealed its inspiration for the upcoming Vietnam expansion, and teased the possibility of competitive multiplayer.
Wednesday Shorts, part 3 - Street Fighter turns 20, FFXIV, Halo: Reach art
In our final shorts for Wednesday – wait, it's Thursday now? Crap. Let's call this the Overnight Edition.
Magicka: Vietnam to release "in about a month"
Arrowhead boss Jojan Pilestedt has confirmed to Joystiq that Magicka: Vietnam will be released "in about a month".
Paradox announces Magicka: Vietnam
Paradox Interactive made a surprise announcement at GDC today, announcing a new Magicka expansion that will take place in Vietnam.
Magicka developer: Cloud-based gaming "inherently flawed"
Patrik Lasota of Arrowhead Games, the team behind Magicka, has criticised cloud-based gaming services, calling them "inherently flawed", but praised digital distribution for its capacity to deliver frequent patches.
Saturday Shorts: Analysts, Magicka, Mythos, Severed shots, Pink emails, 3DS barfing, Portal 2 Achievements
It's Saturday, and it's early. You are too sleepy to read anything overly taxing. Read these shorts instead.
Friday Shorts: We Dare, Team Fortress 2, FFXIV, King's Quest III Redux
It's Friday. It's weekend time. This starts now. OH DEAR GOD! What the hell?
Magicka hits 200,000 sales mark, more fixes on the way
Paradox's Mattias Lilja has announced that Magicka sold 200,000 digital copies in its first 17 days on sale, and that in terms of being at the point where issues are nipped in the bud, the team is "close, but not there yet."
Magicka latest
Arrowhead teases Magicka multiplayer, Vietnam influences discussed
Wednesday Shorts, part 3 – Street Fighter turns 20, FFXIV, Halo: Reach art
Saturday Shorts: Analysts, Magicka, Mythos, Severed shots, Pink emails, 3DS barfing, Portal 2 Achievements
Friday Shorts: We Dare, Team Fortress 2, FFXIV, King's Quest III Redux
Another patch for Magicka released as the game moves 150,000 units
Magicka sells over 30,000 digital copies in less than 24 hours
Paradox pleased with success of its NYC event, next stop GDC 2011
Magicka still planned for other platforms once "development issues" are addressed


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Fans of haggis and ceilidh dancing have the chance to don their kilts and tartan and celebrate Burns Night in aid of local charity Hope For Children.
The good cause is organising a Scottish evening at Abbot's Hill School on Saturday to raise money for its small grants programme, which provides cash help of between £25 and £300 help families of disadvantaged children to buy vital equipment such as cots and wheelchairs.
Guests will be treated to a three course meal with wine and entertainment including traditional pipers all the way from Scotland to help everyone get into the swing of the Caledonian celebration.
Chair of the organising team Aliki Kouzelis from Bovingdon was asked to get involved by the charity's founder Bob Parsons.
She said: "When I first started volunteering for the charity I knew they did really good work but it wasn't until I read Bob's autobiography that I realised the extent to which they make a difference.
"They will always help people out. No cause is too small."
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ORLANDO, Fla. - A 32-year-old man was shot and killed Wednesday morning at an Orlando home, according to police.
The shooting happened around 4:30 a.m. at a home in the 900 block of Cadogan Avenue.
The shooting victim was taken to a hospital and later pronounced dead, Orlando police said.
A burned van was located off Edgemoor Street and shell casings were found on Cornelia Court -- both of which are about a mile from Cadogan Avenue -- but police said it's not known if the findings are connected to the shooting.
Cadogan Avenue is closed in the area and an investigation is ongoing.
No other details have been released.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous.
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Right hamstring strain forces Teixeira to DL
By Bryan Hoch / MLB.com
TORONTO -- Even with all of their offseason remodeling, the Yankees never came up with a concrete plan to prepare for losing Mark Teixeira from their lineup for an extended period of time.
Four games into the regular season, they have been forced to scramble for a "Plan B." Teixeira, who strained his right hamstring in the second inning of the Yankees' 7-3 victory over the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre on Friday, was placed on the 15-day disabled list Saturday. The Yankees recalled catcher Austin Romine from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to take Teixeira's spot on the active roster. Teixeira had hoped to avoid the DL, but said Friday that he was "not super optimistic about it."
"I definitely don't want to go on the DL," Teixeira said. "I'm really hoping that [Saturday] morning, I wake up, we go through some stuff with the doctors, and it feels good. But we'll see."
Teixeira is scheduled to have an MRI on Monday in New York. Yankees manager Joe Girardi suggested after the win vs. the Blue Jays that the Yanks' travel schedule -- the team did not make it to Toronto from Houston until 6 a.m. ET on Friday -- may have been a contributing factor for the first baseman's injury.
"It kind of leaves you scrambling a little bit," Girardi said. "Why it happens, and there's always those concerns. Today before the game started, my concern was fatigue for guys. We don't ever know why a guy gets hurt, but I was concerned about tonight."
The injury occurred when Teixeira pursued a foul ball during the second inning, reaching for the back of his right leg. He gestured to the Yankees' dugout and briefly spoke with Girardi and head athletic trainer Steve Donahue on the field before coming out of the game.
"I knew it was going to be foul, but I went and caught it anyway," Teixeira said. "I just took an awkward step, and when I landed, I felt a grab in my hamstring. It wasn't one of those excruciating, fall-to-the-ground-because-of-the-pain [injuries], but it was significant enough that I knew something was wrong."
Teixeira also strained his right hamstring in Game 4 of the 2010 American League Championship Series, effectively ending his season. At the time, the Yankees estimated a six-to-eight week recovery period, based upon the severity of that Grade 2 strain.
Teixeira said that Friday's injury did not feel as severe, but he is frustrated after being limited to just 15 games last year by a right wrist injury that required season-ending surgery.
"It's just really disappointing, because this whole Spring Training, my legs have felt really good," Teixeira said. "No problems doing anything, and it's just a weird thing."
With Teixeira out of the lineup, Kelly Johnson may be pressed into more duty at first base. Johnson worked out this spring at first base and replaced Teixeira there after Friday's injury, but he spent more time this spring getting reps at third base, where he was expected to be the regular starter in Alex Rodriguez's absence.
"It's day to day," Johnson said. "I'm going to get more comfortable as I play more over there, just like anything. Not too bad. [First base is] a lot more similar to third than it is to second. Getting over there at third and getting to first is not too bad."
The Yankees had Alfonso Soriano take ground balls at first base this spring, but abandoned the experiment, saying that there was not enough time to make him a serviceable option. They also talked about Russ Canzler as a potential backup first-base option this spring; Canzler is at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and is not on the 40-man roster.
Tanaka's poise apparent leading up to debut
TORONTO -- Masahiro Tanaka sat in a folding chair in front of his assigned locker in the visiting clubhouse at Rogers Centre on Friday afternoon, adjusting his uniform while wearing a placid expression across his face.
If the 25-year-old right-hander was feeling any jitters in the hours leading up to his globally televised Major League debut, it certainly didn't show. The Yankees have been encouraged by Tanaka's cool demeanor, which they take as a sign that he is ready for this challenge.
Asked what has impressed him most about Tanaka, Yankees manager Joe Girardi said that it has been "the way he's adapted to what we've asked him to do, whether it's been his schedule or his side work; getting used to the American baseball culture over here."
Tanaka signed a seven-year, $155 million contract with the Yankees in January, but he has been a star in Japan since his high school days. A bright spotlight is nothing new for Tanaka, who has showed no signs of being rattled.
"I'll watch it, but I don't think it'll be a problem at all," said Brian McCann, who is catching Tanaka's debut. "He's pitched some big things over in Japan -- basically since he's been 16, 17 years old. I expect [this] to be no different."
Girardi said that the biggest adjustment that Tanaka will be challenged to handle is bouncing back to pitch every five days, instead of every seven days in Japan. The Yankees will watch Tanaka for signs of fatigue during the season, and Girardi said that he is allowing his starters to get up to around 100 pitches in their first starts.
Tanaka could later extend to 110-115 pitches, but certainly will stay well under the 160 pitches he fired in the penultimate game of last year's Japan Series for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles.
Girardi said that he believes having veteran Japanese right-hander Hiroki Kuroda on the staff has eased Tanaka's assimilation into the Yanks' clubhouse.
"Part of me feels that having Kuroda helps, because he's someone who went through that transition, and it has worked well for him," Girardi said. "Sometimes when you see that with someone that maybe you looked up to or followed when you were younger, you're saying, 'If it worked for him, it can work for me.'"
Humble Anna makes Major League debut
TORONTO -- The drive from the Bo Jackson Elite Sports training center in Lockport, Ill., to Rogers Centre can be made with about a half-day and a few tanks of gasoline, as Dean Anna's close friends can now attest.
Making the jump from teaching tee-ballers baseball fundamentals to playing shortstop for the Yankees takes considerably longer, and that's something Anna can tell you plenty about.
Anna, 27, made his Major League debut for New York on Friday, stepping in as Derek Jeter's understudy with the Yankees opening a three-game series in Toronto. He picked up his first big league hit in the ninth inning of a 7-3 win.
Anna said that he never could have anticipated this series of developments.
"I didn't. I really didn't," Anna said. "I'm lucky. I'm happy to be a Yankee. It's amazing, an amazing feeling. The history, it's top-notch."
A part-time player for his first four years in the Padres' system, Anna led the Pacific Coast League in hitting with a .331 average last year for Triple-A Tucson, but San Diego did not promote him to the Majors. Instead, they traded him to New York last November for right-hander Ben Paullus, providing a fresh start that excited Anna.
Around the time of the trade, Anna was reporting for his offseason job underneath a dome in the suburbs of Chicago, where he is an employee of Jackson's facility. Anna said that for the last three years, he has been teaching baseball fundamentals to athletes from age 6 all the way up to high school and college.
"I'm big over there with helping out the kids and stuff, all year round," Anna said. "It's a good time. I enjoy doing that. ... I can give information that I never really got when I was growing up. That's the best part of the youth coming up, you want to give them as much as possible."
Those kids had something to cheer about when Anna made the Yanks' roster in his first big league Spring Training camp. Anna said that two of his fellow instructors from his offseason job made the long trek to Toronto for the game; his parents, meanwhile, will watch on TV back home in Illinois.
"I can't ask for more, that's for sure," Anna said.
Robertson gets first save post Mariano
TORONTO -- The baseball has a spot on the top shelf of David Robertson's locker, for now. It is not a milestone in the traditional sense, a souvenir from the ninth save of Robertson's career, but the fact that it is the first one following Mariano Rivera's retirement seems to hold some significance.
Robertson nailed down the final three outs of the Yankees' 4-2 victory over the Astros on Thursday at Minute Maid Park, and he made sure to bring the keepsake ball on the charter flight to Toronto.
"It's not my first one, though; it's not as big of a deal," Robertson said. "I haven't really thought of it that much."
Robertson said that the appearance "felt like a normal big league game," and he seems to be over any novelty of taking the role from Rivera, baseball's all-time saves leader with 652. Robertson said that it felt much more important just to lock down a victory.
"It's nice to actually get a win for us," Robertson said. "I didn't have runners all over the place and didn't make it too dramatic, so that was better. I've been known to do that."
Bombers bits
• Yankees captain Derek Jeter renewed acquaintances Friday with Dick Groch, the scout who signed Jeter out of Kalamazoo, Mich., back in 1992. Groch, now a special assistant with the Brewers, was at Rogers Centre for the Blue Jays' home opener.
• According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Yangervis Solarte (672 career Minor League games) and Dean Anna (554 career Minor League games) were the only players on a 2014 Opening Day big league roster who had played at least 500 games in the Minors without having previously played in the Majors.
• On this date in 1989, Yankees starter Tommy John set a Major League record by pitching in his 26th season, a record since broken by Nolan Ryan with 27. John allowed two runs in seven innings against the Twins at the Metrodome, earning the 287th win of his career.
Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @bryanhoch and read his MLBlog, Bombers Beat. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ed Sheeran has opened up about how careful Taylor Swift is with her music before it gets released. Even though the two are close friends she won't send him any of her music before it comes out.
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This week's power rankings results come with good news and bad news. The good news: After a thrilling 2-2 draw against Sporting KC on Saturday, FC Dallas is a unanimous top five team according to power rankers. The bad news: FC Dallas is no longer at the top of the league or or their division, which was enough for them to drop at least one spot in the rankings. However, FCD is still in great a great position heading into their final game of June, a month with only one MLS home game, sitting just one point behind Portland and Real Salt Lake.
ESPN FC kept FC Dallas in the number five spot:
Two goals in the final two minutes of regulation allowed FCD to salvage a 2-2 draw with Sporting Kansas City. The second came from defender Walker Zimmerman. Uh, shouldn't he be in Turkey with the U-20s?
Yahoo Sports bumped FC Dallas down a spot from their mid-week rankings to #4, but has real faith in the team:
Fighting back to score twice at the death in order to earn a result is what champions do. Dallas are still flying under the radar, but they are also the real deal.
Soccer America moved FC Dallas down to number 4:
FC Dallas rallied from a 2-0 deficit with two goals in the final few minutes to salvage a 2-2 tie with Sporting Kansas City. Andrew Jacobson headed home a Michel serve in the 88th minute, and Walker Zimmerman got his head to a corner kick in stoppage time.
Avi Creditor of Sports Illustrated dropped FC Dallas all the way to number four from his last rankings two weeks ago:
Dallas looked left for dead trailing Sporting Kansas City 2-0 in the final minutes Saturday night, but two late goals, including an equalizer from rookie and U.S. U-20 snub Walker Zimmerman, salvaged a point. Dallas is still winless in three matches and has only beaten struggling D.C. and San Jose in its last eight games, but that is a point that can go a long way in changing the club's mentality, as opposed to dropping a home game to a 10-man opponent.
MLSsoccer.com also dropped FC Dallas one spot to number four.
We're not going to say that the bottom has dropped out, but FCD have won just once in their last five and looked good to take another "L" before some late set-piece heroics.
Finally, Soccer by Ives dropped FCD from third to fourth after Saturday's draw.
One win in five qualifies as a slump, but FCD has to feel good about rallying back to salvage a point against a tough Sporting KC side. Things don't get much easier though, not with another meeting with red-hot Portland, and a road trip to take on a surging Philadelphia side. Having Walker Zimmerman score a big goal is good news though, as he looks more and more like a viable option in the team's centerback rotation, which is needed given how often George John and Matt Hedges take knocks.


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Discussion in 'Racquets' started by xeros, Oct 6, 2012.
did this racket would exist in 2013, or the aerostorm gt was the last one?
i love this racket anyone got answers
Stock up....
Feel free to share if you know something that we don't. I'd assume they wouldn't discontinue the model because it's really starting to take off.
I love the Aero storm!!!! played with it for 5 minutes and got 2 aces in a critical doubles match for my hs tennis team (I smashed my rebels that day... -_- )
Purely aesthetically speaking, go back to red instead of yellow.
I agree. Go back to red or use orange. As of now it has no identity. Tongsa should or another should probably be using a paint job of it.
Except that, given their druthers, they'd just as soon kill off the entire Storm line: Aero, Regular, Tours and Ltd. None are their money makers, and hearken back to the old style of tennis. If only Harrison weren't so keen on one of them.
Oh, and some retired dinosaur...Pete something...
Aero Storms and Storm tours are discontinued
The only Aero's that will be produced this year are the New Aeropro drives. The Storm, Storm Tour, etc of the aero's will not be carried forward.. Sad as these were excellent hybrid frames our tour specs and technology..
so whith which racket aerostorm's player should play now for babolat?
So I guess Harrison gets a Storm Ltd with a PJ for either the APDGT or PD? Assuming he remains on the roster. Ditto for Stosur?
Gonzo's retired, so he's not an issue any longer, but was using the old Pure Control, PJ'ed as necessary, IIRC.
Is Ginepri still around? What's he ( purported to be ) hitting?
Don't know what---if anything---they're still doing with that old Pete guy.
I think the reference was to the aerostorms not storms.
It was referring to Aerostorms, but if they're killing off the entire Storm line, then my query is still valid.
The aerostorms are an aero line and not a storm line, and there's been no suggestion that anythings happening to the storm line, not even a repaint in 2013.
That's why the aerostorms are yellow and included in the aero section of the tw page.
They are aero racquets, even if theyre hybrids strictly speaking.
Cheese and crust, shouldn't you be obsessing over the on-going financial, legal, and licensing issues of Volkl / BB?
so, you were mistaken, get over it.
They're going to keep the Aero storm/and tour around for a year or so and then "phase it out" according to a rep. They will keep it around for the year to allow users to stock up as well as their pros and teaching pros. Just saw the new line today pretty cool.
Will there be a 2013 version of the AeroStorm with the active cortex or are they simply going to keep the existing AeroStorm GT around for another year or so? Thanks.
From what I gathered there will be no update and they will keep it around for another year or so. This is based on a conversation with a rep so it might not be the most reliable but he had the new aero line with him so I believed him.
Yeah, the Babolat rep was at my club yesterday w/ the new Aero line. I asked him "what, no Aero Storm?". He said, "nope, they're phasing it out".
I also mentioned to him that they need to bring back the 'Pure Control Swirly'. He smiled & said 'wait until 2014'. Not sure what that meant, but if they re-tool the Storm line I may give it glance next year.
Not to offend anyone or judge the rep you speak of since I don't know him but... all the reps I've met and talked to in the past were always full of bull when it came to the new offerings.
Everytime the new frame was supposed to be better than it's predecessor.
When asked about some old school models I've mostly heard: Just you wait for XYZ, it's gonna be even better.
Of course you can't expect a guy who's making a living out of the product speak other than highly of it.
Yeah, I agree. Most are on the same level as Used Car salesman, and I've never met this guy before, so I don't know his reputation. He was just sitting in the viewing area w/ his frames on the table getting ready to leave when I spoke with him, so I thought I'd pass it on.
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Gas line break closes street, businesses
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a resident of Alamo
on Oct 7, 2013 at 9:58 am
Quick response and good work PG&E.
Don't let anyone tell you different.
Thanks for being there...Julia Pardini from Alamo
a resident of another community
on Oct 7, 2013 at 1:35 pm
Of course if they don't respond in Danville all hell will break loose .. but in a working class neighborhood like san carlos that was not the case.
Such double standards!
a resident of Danville
on Oct 7, 2013 at 5:14 pm
I assume that Beth is making allegations regarding the major gas line leak and fire that took place in San Bruno (and not in San Carlos). Since she seems to be implying that PG&E is somehow responding faster in Danville than in other communities, I would urge her to be clearer in her accusations. Because I don't think they are merited by the facts.
I'd also point out that people in Danville work just as hard as people in other communities. Unless Beth feels that only some kinds of work, and some kinds of workers, are valuable? Is there some sort of qualifying criteria, for a worker to be "working-class"?
It's good that PG&E responded fairly quickly to a report of a gas leak. It's good whenever, and wherever, they do that. Note that this is independent of the questions that were raised in the aftermath of the San Bruno fire, as to whether PG&E was doing enough to proactively inspect and monitor their large pipelines. Opinions on that issue, can and do vary.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 8, 2013 at 12:06 am
I must say that you are a master spinner of daft cynicism. Allow me to state that I have know doubt that the crews for PG&E do everything they can to support an aging infrastructure. Their efforts are not the premise for my response. Your coy assertion that those whose life's toils have brought them prosperity is as much 'working class' as the tradesman or the directed 'blue-collar' worker is exceptionally shallow, in my opinion.
What the prior contributor, Beth, was describing when she wrote "in a working class neighborhood" was that undeniable perspective anyone of us have felt on the way up from meager beginnings. Her statement to one of reasonable and sound mind was clearly intended to convey a message that those of a lesser socioeconomic demographic often garner less attentive response from a vast array of social and public services. Regardless of the metric and/or service, you and I both know that response times always favor a more affluent community. It is either a direct causality of our money, our ability to influence the sphere in which we live or some combination of both that drives our greater benefit. As the number of perennial potholes in one's paved street goes up, so goes the response time when any service is requested.
Unless you were afforded a silver spoon in the cradle, you know exactly what I am conveying. There should be little to no variation in the interpretation of this opinion.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 9, 2013 at 11:30 am
It occurs to me that I misinterpreted Beth's reference to San Carlos, and that she WAS referring to the current issue there, regarding the inspection, testing (and therefore shutdown) of a large pipeline, as a preventive action. (And she was not referring to the San Bruno fire of a couple/few years ago, as I had assumed.)
It still seems to me that the San Carlos situation is not comparable to the situation that occurred in Danville, where there was an actual leak report. PG&E responded quickly to an actual leak report, as they should have. And in the news yesterday, PG&E crews also responded quickly to wide-spread reports of natural gas being smelled in various areas of Richmond. In the latter case, multiple PG&E crews were not able to find a source of the smell, in part because the smell was not localized at all, and it dissipated. So that part of it remains a mystery. But crews were very quickly dispatched in Richmond (and in greater numbers, given the unclear location), just as they were in Danville. I stand by my original contention that there isn't any evidence of Danville receiving preferential treatment from PG&E. If a gas leak is smelled/reported, they respond quickly, regardless of where.
The question of whether PG&E is being proactive enough, in terms of dealing with the testing and inspection of higher-risk large pipelines is a separate issue, and I would also submit that the economic demographics of the neighborhood or town are not a governing factor.
Was I being a bit snide, in my comments about Beth's use of "working class"? Sure I was. I think I know what she meant. But I was making a point of my own, objecting to any implication that people from Danville don't (also) work hard. It might be argued that the children of Danville residents might have been born with some sort of spoon in their mouth (maybe silver in some cases, maybe stainless steel in others), but for the vast majority of adult Danville residents, there was, and is, a lot of hard work involved.
For the record, I don't work for PG&E, and I don't think I even know anyone who does. But I think it was highly insulting to claim that they would respond differently (more slowly) to a gas leak report, as a function of the affluence of the area.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 9, 2013 at 12:22 pm
I for one can agree that likely not one of us can cite or point to any credible evidence that our regional utility was or has been slow to respond to any potential crisis whether in 'our' neighborhood or one of a differing socioeconomic basis.
I believe I highlighted that position in my prior response. In terms of directing any real or perceived insult to the hard working, typically 'working class', individuals who support and maintain our infrastructure, I would not do such a thing. Rather, I would only, and only under thoughtful consideration, direct those notions to authors of snide commentary.
I'll leave this discussion with the offering that there is a very fine line in my experience between 'working hard' and 'hardly working'. I would argue that those who have the spare time to comment on obtuse perspectives such as this one clearly know where they stand relative to that line.


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By Dan Daley
The Producers & Engineers Wing of The Recording Academy has more than 6,000 members, and it seemed like most of them were there for the P&E Wing's 10th anniversary celebration, held at the Village recording studios in West Hollywood, Calif., on Feb. 9.
The P&E Wing's annual GRAMMY Week event honors the work of all of music's "engine room" ― the creatively technical personalities that help shape artists' visions, and each year chooses one in particular to shine the spotlight on. This year's honor, at an event entitled Shaken Rattled & Rolled, went to T Bone Burnett, whose production work for artists such as Elvis Costello, Jakob Dylan, Elton John and Leon Russell, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, k.d. lang, John Mellencamp, Ralph Stanley, and countless others, as well as on soundtracks for landmark film projects including Crazy Heart, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, The Big Lebowski, and Walk The Line, has helped redefine the Americana genre.
Burnett took the stage at the Village to tremendous applause and pointed out that digital technology has done as much damage to the sound and recording art of music as it has done to the economics of its distribution. Citing the "insane fact that in the past few years movies and games have put out higher quality audio than music has," Burnett gave the audience an impassioned prediction that "we are approaching the end of an era when music is free."
The audience cheered Burnett's words. They understood when he described the LP ― a set of carefully created and sequenced works of aural art ― as an American contribution to the arts on par with a fine wine from France. And all agreed with Burnett's observation that "guitars are analog, drums are analog, voices are analog…we are analog."
The presentation closed with songs performed by the Secret Sisters, Laura and Lydia Rogers, whose self-titled debut record was executive produced by Burnett.
There were plenty of P&E Wing members gathered there that could attest to the artistry Burnett ascribed to analog technology and the music culture it fostered. They included renowned producers and engineers such as Phil Ramone (Billy Joel), Ed Cherney (Bonnie Raitt), Al Schmitt (Steely Dan), and Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix). But it was Robert Margouleff, who won a GRAMMY in 1973 for Best Engineered Recording — Non-Classical for Stevie Wonder's Innvervisions, who most succinctly summed up Burnett's career: "It's been one long, wonderful album."
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TROOPER BASEBALL - The Sheridan Troopers host weekend games with Cheyenne Post 6 and the Billings Scarlets the teams will play round robin games Saturday and Sunday.
The Troopers are 3-1 overall and step up in competition this weekend hosting games with Cheyenne and the Scarlets, Troops Head coach Ben Phillips says going into this season they wanted to schedule better teams which will in turn make the Troopers more competitive when the post season rolls around and the end of July.
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TRACK AND FIELD - The Bronc and Lady Bronc track teams both finished 4th at the Gillette invitational Friday in the regular season finale the Big Horn Lady Rams finished 5th and the Rams were 6th.
The regional track and field competition starts Friday in Gillette for all Eastern 1-A, 2-A and 4-A teams.
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SHS TRACK / SOCCER - The Bronc and Lady Bronc track teams close out their regular season in Gillette today and the Bronc and Lady Bronc soccer teams also play their regular season finale in Gillette this evening.
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Regional track and soccer starts next week the soccer tournament will be played in Cheyenne the track and field regional will start a week from today in Gillette.
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The Sheridan Lady Broncs beat Cheyenne South Monday by a final of 4-1. The game was make up of their conference game that was snowed out in Cheyenne two weeks ago.Today's match was played in Casper.
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OLYMPIA — During last year's wrangling with budget troubles, Washington state Sen. Jerome Delvin racked up a cellphone bill that would make most users recoil — $309.21 in a single month.
The bill wasn't unusual for Delvin, who submitted the costs for taxpayers to cover. The Republican from Richland regularly posted cellphone bills surpassing $180 a month during the past two years, with some jumping much higher and one topping out at $382.75.
Delvin said the higher bills were typically from when he was travelling, but he acknowledged that he may need to reassess the AT&T plan that gives him 700 minutes a month.
"There's probably a cheaper plan out there," Delvin conceded.
Records obtained by The Associated Press under public records laws show that a variety of lawmakers have consistently submitted hefty cellphone bills that stretched beyond the normal cost of even some of the most generous wireless plans. Others seemed to submit expenses carefully crafted to avoid disclosure rules.
Some lawmakers got compensation for large portions of the family plans that they shared with others. Records show that Sen. Adam Kline, D-Seattle, received full compensation for his entire family plan that he shares with his wife.
After an AP reporter asked Kline about the expenses, such as one monthly bill that was $193.48 for two phones, Kline said he was checking into the matter. He later said that it was done in error and said he plans to reimburse the state for the money paid to cover his wife's bill.
"Thanks for bringing this to my attention," Kline said.
Other lawmakers consistently posted bills for around $130 to $150, which would make the plans extremely costly. Verizon and AT&T, for example, offer a smartphone plan with unlimited calling, unlimited texting and a comfortable 4GB of data for $110 plus taxes and fees.
House rules explicitly say that members must estimate their legislative usage and get reimbursed for those portions so that the state isn't paying the cost of personal or campaign calling, and those parameters lead some lawmakers to submit monthly bills for only $45 or $50. When senators submit their bills, they sign under penalty of perjury that they are making a claim for "necessary legislative business expenses."
Delvin said it was his understanding that the phone can be used for any type of calls. He also regularly received expenses of around $163 every month for phone and Internet service in his home office.
Many other lawmakers appeared to file bills that avoided disclosure rules. Both chambers require legislators to submit a receipt as proof when their bills go over $75. Sixteen lawmakers regularly submitted bills between $74 and $74.99.
Senate Majority Leader Rodney Tom, a Democrat, was among those who filed receipts right under the disclosure threshold. He submitted bills each month for $74.50 for his cellphone. But he also separately submitted monthly bills of $55 for a data plan, bringing his total to about $130 a month.
Tom said he got the $74.50 number by estimating how much of his calling was for legislative use and that it wasn't an effort to avoid the $75 disclosure rule. He also said he reported the data plan information separately because that's how he believed it was supposed to be done.
"They are two different things," Tom said.
Tom, who lives in the wealthy enclave of Medina, also got reimbursed $328.49 for an iPhone in 2011.
Sen. Don Benton, R-Vancouver, introduced legislation this week in an effort to corral overall state spending on cellphone use. His proposal would place new rules on the circumstances under which state agencies can give out devices to their employees.
"The state shouldn't be providing you with a cellphone unless it's necessary for you to perform the functions of your job," Benton said.
He said the measure would not apply to lawmakers, since they get reimbursed and are not issued phones by the state.
A policy developed last year by the state Office of the Chief Information Officer encourages agencies to ensure that government-issued devices are necessary for business needs. It also offers guidance for agencies that want to give employees a monthly stipend to defray the cost of a personal phone instead of giving them a state-issued device.
That suggested stipend for voice and data is $40 a month for state workers.
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By Dara
Bills, bills and more bills! They just seem to keep coming, one right after the other. Sometimes organizing them or just simply remembering where you placed them can get difficult.
For example, I have a habit of opening them after I get home and throwing them on whichever table or draw is closes to me. I guess it's not the best habit when I have to pay the bills on time.
I finally came to the conclusion that I need some help. So for this week's project, I've decided to make a mail holder. I wanted to buy one from the store, but it's a lot more fun to make it myself. Plus the one's at the store are so dull.
- White on white poster foam core board (Two posters glued together with a thin layer of foam in between the posters)
Above: Poster foam core board
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- 2 ¼" of 5mm black velvet ribbon
- Bullion crest
- Square pyramid nailheads
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- A can of Krylon's indoor/outdoor gloss spray paint (You can get this a local hardware store)
mail_box_sizes1 <— Here's a pdf of the measures for the mail holder that you can print and trace.
- Measure and trace two 2″ x 8″ on the poster foam board. This will be for the side of the mail holder.
- Measure and trace 4.5″ x 10″ on the poster foam board. This will be for the back of the mail holder.
- Measure and trace 4.5″ x 6″ on the poster foam board. This will be for the front of the mail holder.
- Using a box cutter carefully cut the pieces off the poster foam board.
- Using sobo glue, glue the edge of the 2″ x 8″ onto the edge of the 10″ piece. Repeat this on the other side as well.
- Then glue the 6″ edge onto both of the 2″ x 8″ piece.
- Let it dry for about five minutes.
- Then after it dries, the mail holder should be sitting up right. Place it on top of the rest of the foam board and trace the bottom. This will be the support for you mail holder.
- Using a box cutter, cut of the piece, and then glue it onto the bottom of the mail holder.
- Now you can spray paint the mail holder any color you like. Remember not to put too much paint because it will dissolve the foam.
- Let it dry for about 10 to 15 minutes.
- After it dries, you can now decorate it using the velvet ribbon to hide the edges. Use glue to add this on.
- You can then also use glue to add on the bullion crest.
- Finally, add some nailheads to the top of the mail holder.
- Leave it dry for about 15 minutes and then add the velcro on the back so you can add it onto your wall.
- Now your mail holder is all done and ready for work. Enjoy!


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