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Hawthorne Track to Be Closed January 1-14
Hawthorne Track to Close for Training, January 1-14
Upon recommendation from the ITHA Track Committee, Hawthorne and the ITHA have agreed to close the Hawthorne racing surface for training from January 1 -14. During this time period, track maintenance crews will be able to inspect the surface base to ensure its consistency while refreshing the top portion of the racing surface.
For these two weeks, horsemen are asked to walk their horses only, no shedrowing in the barns while keeping barn doors open to eliminate any possible spread of virus.
When the track reopens for training on January 15, training hours will be 7:00-11:00 AM, Monday- Saturday, while remaining closed on Sundays in January. Beginning February 1, the track will open 7 days a week with the above training hours remaining in place through the spring meet.
"The horsemen approached us asking for considering in closing the track for a couple weeks to get a good, in depth look at the surface," stated Hawthorne President Tim Carey. "While both the horsemen, and ourselves believe there is nothing wrong with the track, we haven't had that extended period to be able to get a full inspection of the surface. We agree that now is a good opportunity as horses have been racing for the past ten and a half months in Illinois and a two week break may suit them well."
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In partnership with the Georgia Mountain Food Bank, the Atlanta Falcons Rookie Club and volunteers from UnitedHealthcare of Georgia will be delivering boxes of non-perishable food items to senior citizens at St. Johns Baptist Church and the Senior Life Center in Gainesville, Ga., on Tuesday. The players will be hand delivering items to the seniors at each site.
In addition, UnitedHealthcare of Georgia volunteers and several Falcons veteran players, including C Peter Konz, LB Stephen Nicholas, DT Peria Jerry, G Garrett Reynolds and others will be boxing and assembling food at the Georgia Mountain Food Bank prior to the rookie's deliveries.
At 9 a.m. the volunteers will begin the loading of non-perishable food items onto delivery trucks. By 11 a.m. delivery of the nonperishables is expected at St. Johns Baptist Church. That will be followed, at 11:45 a.m., by delivery at Senior Life Center.
The Falcons will also pay homage to the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and honor the nation's military. In commemoration of 9/11, CB Robert McClain, P Matt Bosher, DT Corey Peters, OT Lamar Holmes and other Falcons players will be playing video games with soldiers in the Middle East via webcam, signing autographs and taking pictures with members of the Georgia Army National Guard.
The players will be joined by Atlanta Falcons cheerleaders as well. The group will enjoy a special private lunch with members of the Georgia Army National Guard prior to the event. DE Jonathan Massaquoi will also speak to the soldiers and thank them for their service for our country.

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POTTSVILLE - The packed crowd at John Needham stadium definitely got their money's worth Friday as the Pottsville Apaches pulled out a dramatic come-from-behind victory in the final minute of their second round Class 4A playoff game against the Valley View Blazers and advance to the Elite Eight with an 18-14 victory.
Trailing 14-12 with only 52 seconds left in the game, sophomore halfback Quwuillen Porter took a pitch from freshman quarterback Michael Perry and raced around the left side of the line. With big junior offensive tackle Jeremy Ward leading the way, Porter went nine yards on second-and-goal to give the Apaches the go-ahead score and a victory over Valley View (10-2).
"I am so proud of these kids," head coach Bryan Rust said after the game. "It would have been easy for us to quit and lay down being down 14-0 at the half. But we showed a lot of heart and a lot of fight. We never gave up and fought back. It was a great game to be a part of."
Pottsville (9-3) won the opening toss and took their first possession at their own 30. On the Apaches third play from scrimmage, Blazer senior Taylor Mason forced and recovered a fumble. Valley View was not able to take advantage of the miscue, and were forced to punt the ball back to Pottsville.
For the remainder of the first quarter, neither team was able to sustain a drive. But as the second quarter began, the Blazers faced a second-and-goal from the Apache 7. Valley View quarterback Taylor Lindley dropped back and found Cole Rhodes for a touchdown. Senior Mo Patton, the Blazers female place kicker, added the point-after try and Valley View had a 7-0 lead with 11:57 left in the second quarter.
Pottsville's next possession began at their own 31 and senior Jay Wright looked to have a good gain on first down, but the Blazers stripped the ball and Austin Van Horn scooped it up and returned it to the Apache 10. Three plays later, Lindley took it over the goal line and, with Patton's kick, Valley View took a 14-0 lead with 10:11 left in the first half.
Pottsville looked to be driving in their next possession, going 41 yards to the Blazer 11. On fourth-and-1, the Valley View defense rose to the occasion and stopped the Apaches to take possession of the ball with 6:31 left in the second quarter.
Neither team could put together a drive the rest of the half, and Valley View took their 14-0 lead to the locker room.
The Blazers took possession of the ball after the half, but the Apaches forced a quick three-and-out and a punt.
The Apaches took over at the Blazer 47, and for the first time in the game began to assert their will on the Valley View defense. Four Wright runs set up senior D.J. Robertson's 6-yard touchdown run with 8:26 left in the third quarter. Gustavo Torres' PAT went wide, leaving the score 14-6.
That score remained for the remainder of the third quarter, but Pottsville's first possession of the fourth quarter started at their own 45. Nine plays later, the key play being a 17 yard pass completion from Michael Perry to Junior Justin Keene, the Apaches cut the lead to 14-12. The 2-point conversion was stopped short.
Valley View came right back down the field and looked poised for a score. Starting at their own 31, the Blazers drove 54 yards to the Pottsville 15. But on fourth-and-9, Lindley hit senior Kevin Bosze for just five yards.
The Apaches started their game-winning drive at their own 10 with 4:20 left in the game. Facing a third-and-2 at their own 18, Porter took the pitch toward the left sidelines, and then reversed his field and ran down the Valley View sideline for 29 yards. Strong runs by Wright, Robertson and Perry gave Pottsville a first-and-goal at the Blazer 8 with just over a minute left in the game. Porter scored on the pitch giving the Apaches the go-ahead score.
The Conversion again failed, leaving the score 18-14, but Pottsville senior Brandon Long sealed the Apaches' trip to the quarterfinals when he intercepted Lindley's pass on fourth down at the Blazer 40.
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I almost passed out when I went to visit Pillow Biters and saw these GQ outtakes, thanks to robertpattinsonsource.org via ROBsessed. Doesn't he look like his dog just died? haha.
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I.e. for "Window Creation" you can set a whole bunch of styles under a DWORD variable.
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- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
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Romain Grosjean admits he doesn't know why only Kimi Raikkonen has been confirmed as staying with Lotus for 2013.
Raikkonen's contract extension was announced the day after the Indian Grand Prix, but no comment was given on Grosjean's future. When asked if it was because Raikkonen could command enough publicity on his own, Grosjean admitted he was unsure why his own seat has yet to be decided.
"To be honest I have no idea," Grosjean said. "I think with the team we're happy together, they've put a lot of confidence in me and a lot of faith when it was a bit harder time. I showed them that I'm working and improving and trying to work out all the problems we had while still keeping the speed, so there's no reason that it goes bad for the future."
Grosjean also believes that Lotus has missed its best opportunities to win this season as the teams ahead make the use of bigger budgets to outdevelop the team.
"I think we had some good opportunities, for many reasons we didn't manage to get them, but it was not the aim or the objective of the year. We are on our target, we were higher than expectations at one point but now we are where we wanted to be. Yes we are struggling a little bit more at the end of the year whereas McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull with the big budgets are keeping the development. We do development our car - we don't stop - but as well we are thinking about the future."


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State Police arrested 43-year-old HARRY CLAUSON of Whitney Point for Endangering the Welfare of Child & 48 counts of making false child abuse reports to the State Child Abuse Hot line. The false reports occurred from September 2013 to February of this year, the false reports alleged violent acts against or in the presence of minor children, each report required immediate Police response and investigations. CLAUSON was arraigned in the Town of Chenango Town Court and remanded to the Broome County Jail on $1000 cash bail and/or $2000 property bond.
Governor Cuomo today signed legislation that adds New York to the list of states that have joined National Popular Vote compact. Member states will award their electoral votes for president to the candidate that receives a majority of the national popular vote. The governor's signature mean that New York pledges to award its 29 electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote in ALL 50 States plus the District of Columbia, but only to take effect once enough other states have passed identical legislation so that the compact possesses a majority of the Electoral College's 538 votes. The bill has now been enacted by 11 jurisdictions possessing 165 electoral votes.
Matthews Ford of Norwich and the Northeast Classic Car Museum in Norwich have announced a partnership to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Ford Mustang. Marty Kuhn of the Northeast Classic Car museum explains:
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In addition with the free admission this Saturday to the Northeast Classic Car Museum, other events are scheduled, culminating with the 9th Annual Mustang Rally at Matthews Ford on June 21st.
State Police at Oneonta arrested 37-year-old Joe Burgher of Oneonta, for Felony Aggravated DWI, with a B.A.C. of 0.23%, following a motor vehicle accident on State Route 23 in the town of Laurens. Burgher was arraigned in town of Laurens Court and sent to the Otsego County Jail.
The Tax Foundation has raised its ranking of New York after the state adopted major reforms to its corporate income tax system and estate tax. New York's overall business tax climate ranking improved two spots to 48th, beating out New Jersey and California. The Tax Foundation has raised its ranking of New York's business tax climate because of tax reforms included in the newly adopted budget. The foundation said New York is still not a low-tax state. But it said the recent changes are a first step toward tackling the problem by broadening bases, lowering rates, reducing burdens and eliminating complexity.
A drastic decline in the number of volunteer firefighters, and EMT workers, has state lawmakers pushing for legislation to entice people to volunteer. The number of volunteer firefighters statewide has declined from 140,000 in the early 1990s to fewer than 90,000 now. The proposed volunteer incentive act would exempt motor vehicles, owned and used in the performance of duty by a volunteer, from registration fees and use taxes, among other perks. The Firemen's Association of the State of New York said the Recruit New York weekend will be April 26h and 27. For more information go to recruitny.org.
The 6th Annual Bike to Work Day for Otsego County will be held on Wednesday, May 21st with check-in sites at more than 20 locations countywide. The organizers of the event include Otsego Regional Cycling Advocates, Otsego County Conservation Association & the League of American Bicyclists. Otsego County bicyclists are invited to join and log miles on nationalbikechallenge.org and should look for "Otsego Regional Cycling Advocates Bike Challenge" to sign up as part of the local effort. More information is available at 547-4020.


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ORMOND BEACH, Fla. - A former Volusia County accountant for a camper sales business is accused of stealing nearly $170,000 over a three-year period and deputies say she may have used part of the money to pay for her divorce and breast implants.
Steffani Lariscy, 37, has been charged with grand theft after a yearlong investigation over a $1,000 discrepancy in the Robbins Camper Sales financial records. When the owner confronted Lariscy about it she said she didn't know anything about it, but promised to look into the matter, according to the report.
When the owner went to look for a hand-written deposit slip from his deposit registry to show it to Lariscy, it had been torn out of the book. The owner then confronted Lariscy a second time, and this time she admitted to taking the missing money, deputies said.
Lariscy said that she needed the money to help with her divorce and that she was planning to pay it back, according to the report. Deputies said when the owner told her that he was planning to report the incident, Lariscy took off.
During the investigation, the audit team revealed that the total amount of money that was missing from the business totaled $169,822.63 over three years, according to the report.
Also during the investigation, an anonymous tipster told investigators that Lariscy had a lot of unexplained cash at her house and had been bragging about it. Deputies said the tipster also said that Lariscy had bought some new furniture and also had spent $7,000 on breast implants.
She was arrested in North Carolina on Thursday. Her bond has been set at $100,000.
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Elle Fanning Dazzles at 2013 Critics' Choice Awards
Elle Fanning Dazzles at 2013 Critics' Choice Awards
Elle Fanning looked beautiful in white when she walked the red carpet at the 2013 Critics' Choice Awards in LA on Thursday night. The actress wore a strapless Chanel dress with appliqué flowers from the line's Spring/Summer Ready to Wear 2013 collection. Elle accessorized with a diamond ring also from Chanel. Elle is up for best young actor/actress. Kara Hayward, Tom Holland, Logan Lerman, Suraj Sharma, and Quvenzhané Wallis are also up for the award. Be sure to weigh in on Elle and many more Critics' Choice Awards looks in our beauty and fashion polls. If you can't get enough of award season, don't forget to vote in our Golden Globes winner predictions ballot before the show airs on Sunday.
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I'm ceasing operations immediately.
Step away from that ledge; it was a lie. All of it. A damn dirty lie.
No, but what I am going to start doing is replying to your fantasticeriffic comments via email. Because I really appreciate your responses to my
However, this means is that some of you need to do me an itty bitty favor. When your comments are emailed to me, some of you don't have your email addresses included. I type out a brilliant, funny, world-changing response only to realize it's being sent to email@example.com. This makes Cate cry. And you know what happens when you make Cate cry, right? If you don't know, ask around. It's not pretty.
I'm not going to bother writing out the "how to fix it" myself because
But please do consider updating your profile. From now on, if you comment on this blog and don't at least receive a quick "hi" in return, assume it's you, not me. And if you don't for some reason wish to enable your email address
Sorry to those of you who are already complying and making me a happy girl. No punches in the face for you. Instead Tonya has agreed to reward you with all the cat hair you can eat!
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The Austin western swing trio achieve a more varied sound on their second album, incorporating a few more ballads and some originals. The musicianship's as dazzling as ever. 8/15/1999 - Don Yates
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Six men have been arrested after a man was assaulted after he left a Halifax nightclub on Sunday.
The incident happened outside the Acapulco nightclub, Waterhouse Street, in the early hours of Sunday morning (June 1).
The victim required hospital treatment after the assault, but his injuries were not serious.
The six men have been bailed pending further enquiries.
A police spokesperson said: "There was an assault outside the Acapulco nightclub on Sunday morning. A number of men have been arrested as a result of that assault and are currently bailed pending further investigations."
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What a great Christmas! It was my daughter's first, it snowed on Christmas Eve, and the traffic was manageable… what more can you ask for? Though I gave warning to family and friends that we live in a small apartment in Brooklyn, the grandparents couldn't resist themselves and presented my daughter with toys-a-plenty, including a scooter/bike/truck for her to use, come 2015. After all, she's only 4 months old so we have some motor skills to develop before she can straddle that Harley, but it was wonderful and we have the photos to prove it. But I'm ready to move on to what's next… New Year's Eve, the People's Choice Awards and most importantly, snowboard season! Now, Hollywood hasn't exactly embraced snowboarding yet, so I am hard-pressed to give you a list of my favorite snowboard scenes from the silver screen. But I can give you my top 3 scenes from movies that take place on a snow-covered mountain…
Considering Dumb and Dumber is one of my all time favorite movies, it's no surprise the infamous ski scene from Aspen, Colorado is on the list. When Harry (Jeff Daniels) gets dressed up in his ski suit and fur boots and heads off to the mountain with Mary (Lauren Holly), I find myself laughing the whole time. First of all, not only is he wearing a hot-pink racing suit, but he is also wearing a state-of-the-art racing helmet, making him look like something out of a science-fiction movie when he barges into the ski lodge, skis on and all. But his outfit doesn't get him far, as on the his first chair-lift ride, he proceeds to lick the frost on the bar and get stuck for what must be several hours. Mary eventually pries his tongue off (ouch) and a snowball fight ensues (again, ouch) all while Lloyd (Jim Carrey) waits patiently back at the lodge for his date with Mary, which will never come. "Look, frost!"
Next comes the ski scene from Better Off Dead. Lane (John Cusack) is challenged to a race by a rival skier. When debating whether or not to accept, he is forced to enter the race when the local paper boy who has been menacingly trying to collect his $2 delivery fee throughout the whole movie, finds him on the mountain. The boy, on a bike fitted with skies, chases Lane down the mountain – on one ski, mind you – perpetually chanting "I want my $2!" The boy inadvertently helps Lane to win the race and get the girl, and make me laugh.
Finally, to round out my list, I've selected a non-comedic scene featuring Roger Moore as 007. This scene from 1985's A View to a Kill, does in fact feature snowboarding as James Bond's escape vehicle of choice. Having had his snow mobile blown up, Bond takes the broken front blade off the damaged machine and shoots down the mountain, outrunning the bad guys behind him on skis. How cool of the Bond team to recognize the hipness that is snowboarding way back in 1985 and to use it as a method of escape for our beloved agent.
Well I don't know about you guys, but I'm super psyched to go hit the mountains! Now, go down to the basement, dust off your skis and snowboards and tell us which of these movies with a classic ski/snowboard scene is your favorite.
A View to Kill
Better Off Dead
Dumb and Dumber
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Argonauts get victory in Saskatchewan
Ricky Ray threw for 305 yards on Saturday afternoon as the Toronto Argonauts grabbed a 31-26 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
The Roughriders had been favored by 5.5 points at home in this contest, while the combined score went OVER the day's posted total (51).
Darian Durant had 252 passing yards in the loss for Saskatchewan.


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Synopsys claims enhanced tool can speed verification by up to 5X
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SAN FRANCISCO Synopsys Inc. said Tuesday (May 31) that new capabilities added to its VCS register-transfer level (RTL) product can improve verification speed by up to five times.
The VCS 2005.06 release includes the new VCS assertion intellectual property (IP) library, which includes protocol checkers for industry standards such as AMBA 2 AHB/APB protocols and PCI interfaces, Synopsys (Mountain View, Calif.) said. The VCS solution also extends Synopsys' native testbench technology, the company said, to incorporate a full-featured SystemVerilog testbench solution and also delivers native SystemC language simulation.
In a statement issued by the company Tuesday, Manoj Gandhi, senior vice president and general manager of Synopsys' Verification group, said customers have been asking for verification technology that combines easy-to-use assertion and verification IP with support for industry standards. "The latest [VCS] release now combines our proven, native testbench and assertion-based verification technology with SystemVerilog and SystemC languages to deliver higher verification throughput with the flexibility provided by open standards," Gandhi said.
Synopsys said VCS 2005.06 would be available in the third quarter. Pricing information was not disclosed.


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99 Outback Gauges and Switches
I have a 99 outback and the gauges and wiring are giving me fits.
First, whats the purpose of the circuit board that attaches to the switches? Mine seems a little loose at times and I have to hit the dash or squeeze the board to get the switched accessory to work or the light on the switches to work. Couldn't I just wire the lights, bilge pump, and blower directly through the switches and eliminate the loose panel ? (I would have to add a fuse block and ground bar)
Second, has anyone eliminated the mdc-1600 controller and just added new gauges?
This boat has been a trouble free workhorse with the exception of the gauges and wires. I'm on my 3rd controller (I even take it out in the winter) and I'm tired of the switches not working right. I would think a little rewiring and some analog gauges would eliminate these problems.


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Qualls rejoins Marlins after birth of son
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MILWAUKEE -- The Marlins' bullpen welcomed back right-hander Chad Qualls on Friday, four days after his wife gave birth to a baby boy.
The 34-year-old was placed on baseball's paternity list on July 13 and reinstated in time for the series opener at Milwaukee.
Cavin Chance Qualls was born on Monday.
The timing of the birth, which was during the All-Star Break, meant Qualls missed only two games -- Saturday and Sunday against the Nationals.
Qualls has been one of the Marlins' steadiest relievers, sporting a 2.89 ERA in 37 1/3 innings with 28 strikeouts.
Signed as a non-roster invitee in Spring Training, Qualls has been a reliable veteran on a youthful roster. He's also been the subject of trade rumors in recent weeks.
If he is moved by the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline, it won't be the first time.
A year ago, about five minutes before the deadline, he was sent from the Yankees to the Pirates. And in 2010, he also was dealt on July 31 from Arizona to Tampa Bay.
"Anything can happen," Qualls said. "If you've been around this game long enough, nothing surprises you. You take everything with a grain of salt and keep on moving on."
Qualls understands he could be on the move again, but he added he would like to remain in Miami.
"They have a really good chance to be good the next couple of years," Qualls said. "They've got a lot of pieces in this room right here. It's going to be fun to watch, whether I'm here or not.
"They only need a few extra pieces brought in, and they could be a really good ballclub. I'd like to be part of it, but like I said, who knows?"
Redmond hoping for improved offense in second half
MILWAUKEE -- As the second half begins, the Marlins will look to continually make strides in development and maturity.
The youthful squad has come of age since June 1, posting a 21-17 record after they were 14-41 in April and May.
The most pressing area in need of improvement, according to manager Mike Redmond, is the offense. Entering Friday's game in Milwaukee, Miami was last in the Major Leagues with 306 runs. The White Sox were the next closest at 345 runs.
The Marlins didn't improve on that mark on Friday, getting shut out for the 10th time this season in a 2-0 loss in Milwaukee. They hadn't been held scoreless since May 22 against the Phillies.
"I think our offense will continue to be a work in progress," Redmond said. "I think we all know we're capable of swinging the bats better than we did in the first half. There were times we swung the bats really well. But there were other times when we were just shut down."
The offense was hindered, especially early, with Giancarlo Stanton and Logan Morrison on the disabled list. With those two back, the team is hopeful to be more productive in the second half.
"I think we have guys around here who are capable of hitting for higher for average and driving in more runs, too," Redmond said. "Offense is probably the biggest spot where we need to really improve.
"I think that does come from [the fact that] we do have a core group of young guys who are either in their first year in the big leagues or new to the big leagues. There is that adjustment period. But at the same time, too, we have guys with a couple of hundred at-bats. We need to keep going, keep pushing. We'll always have to talk about approach, and swinging at strikes, and swinging at pitches we know we can handle."
Marlins being patient with Yelich, Marisnick
MILWAUKEE -- Performance will go a long way in deciding when touted prospects like Christian Yelich and Jake Marisnick are promoted to the big leagues.
Yelich, ranked by MLB.com as the 10th best prospect in the game, is Miami's No. 1 prospect. Marisnick is the Marlins' No. 2-ranked prospect.
The two outfielders are at Double-A Jacksonville. Yelich is expected to get the callup first, and that could come by the end of the month. Marisnick appears to need more time to refine his swing.
Ultimately, how they produce for Jacksonville will play into when they are brought up.
"A lot of that is dictated on how those guys are doing, and when we feel those guys are ready to come to the big leagues," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said. "We want to make sure the Yelichs and the Marisnicks are prepared to come to the big leagues. That's something that is ongoing, and we have discussions all the time.
"We want to make sure the timing is right. Yelich has been banged up this year. When we bring him, we want to make sure he is healthy and feeling good and confident. That's the most important thing."
Yelich, who went 2-for-2 with an RBI double in the Futures Game on Sunday, missed April with a right heel injury. And in early June, the 21-year-old went down with a strained abdominal muscle.
Marlins, Brewers to honor Negro Leagues
MILWAUKEE -- It will be a real throwback day for the Marlins on Saturday, as the club will sport uniforms from the 1956 Miami Marlins in a tribute to the Negro Leagues.
The Marlins and Milwaukee Brewers will each sport replica uniforms in their 7:10 p.m. ET game at Miller Park.
Miami's uniforms will feature a patch with the No. 29, the number worn by Hall of Fame pitcher Satchel Paige.
The legendary Paige spent three seasons -- 1956-58 -- with the Miami Marlins.
The Marlins of the 1950s were a Triple-A team in the International League. They played at Marlins Stadium, which later became a Spring Training home of the Baltimore Orioles.
The Brewers will wear reproductions of uniforms worn by the 1923 Milwaukee Bears, a member of the Negro National League.
Worth noting
• Chris Coghlan, on the disabled list since June 9, is doing light baseball activities in his recovery from right calf irritation. The nerve issue also is affecting his back. The 28-year-old is still a ways away from rejoining the Marlins. It could be at least another month.
• Utility infielder Chris Valaika, on the DL since May 8 after fracturing his left wrist, is rehabbing with Triple-A New Orleans.
• Matt Diaz, on the DL since May 20 with a left knee bone contusion, is not expected to return this season.
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. He writes a blog, called The Fish Pond. Follow him on Twitter @JoeFrisaro. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Polar Ice Update, Record lows in the Arctic, Record Highs in the Antarctic
This September, sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean fell to the lowest extent in the satellite record, which began in 1979. Satellite data analyzed by NSIDC scientists showed that the sea ice cover reached its lowest extent on September 16. Sea ice extent averaged for the month of September was also the lowest in the satellite record.
The near-record ice melt occurred without the unusual weather conditions that contributed to the extreme melt of 2007. In 2007, winds and weather patterns helped melt large expanses of ice. "Atmospheric and oceanic conditions were not as conducive to ice loss this year, but the melt still reached a new record low," said NSIDC scientist Walt Meier. "This probably reflects loss of multi-year ice in the Arctic, as well as other factors that are making the ice more vulnerable." Multi-year ice is ice that has survived more than one melt season and is thicker than first-year ice.
As the Arctic was experiencing a record low minimum extent, the Antarctic sea ice was reaching record high levels, culminating in a Southern Hemisphere winter maximum extent of 19.44 million square kilometers (7.51 million square miles) on September 26. The September 2012 monthly average was also a record high, at 19.39 million square kilometers (7.49 million square miles) slightly higher than the previous record in 2006. Temperatures over Antarctica were near average this austral winter. Scientists largely attribute the increase in Antarctic sea ice extent to stronger circumpolar winds, which blow the sea ice outward, increasing extent.
NSIDC scientist Ted Scambos said, "Antarctica's changes -- in winter, in the sea ice -- are due more to wind than to warmth, because the warming does not take much of the sea ice area above the freezing point during winter. Instead, the winds that blow around the continent, the "westerlies," have gotten stronger in response to a stubbornly cold continent, and the warming ocean and land to the north."
Image shows Arctic sea ice extent for September 2012 was 3.61 million square kilometers (1.39 million square miles). The magenta line shows the 1979 to 2000 median extent for that month. The black cross indicates the geographic North Pole. (Credit: NSIDC)
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The Miami Heat have found a taker in their quest to trade the No. 2 draft pick, a source familiar with the situation told Pro Basketball News. The source did not indicate which team would be the Heats trading partner, or what other draft picks or players are involved.
* The supposed deal will reportedly be announced during or shortly after the draft. According to the source, the Heat will select USC guard O.J. Mayo and trade him. Kansas State forward Michael Beasley is expected to fall to No. 3 -- although not to Minnesota, which is expected to trade down.
* Reports say the Timberwolves are aiming to use their third overall selection to land a veteran, or at the very least, trade down and select West Virginia forward Joe Alexander. Expect Milwaukee to get involved in these talks (if it isnt already). The Bucks are also very high on Alexander and are considering selecing him at No. 8. That is, of course, unless the Wolves get to him first.
* New York is one team rumored to be involved in the sweepstakes for the No. 2 pick, with the Knicks reportedly hoping to land Mayo. If thats the case, the Heat would likely receive either Stephon Marbury or Jamal Crawford in return, as well as the Knicks No. 6 pick. As has been reported by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, the Knicks could also end up with Shawn Marion.
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LOL, this thread is too much.
Why in every SAR post do I envision a man who acts like The Old Man from Seinfeld?
SAR is JI's Hunter S Thompson....
Hey SAR you think that's bad you should shine a UV light on your bed's blanket
SAR, did you, your wife and son enjoy the tour yesterday in that nice Revis name and number T?
And what bothered you more...the interracial, the athlete or the sex part?
Being both interracial and an athlete, who by the way likes to have sex, I'm trying to figure out which part to be more insulted by.
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Original post made by Cautious, Pleasanton Meadows, on Feb 26, 2009
a resident of Foothill Knolls
on Feb 26, 2009 at 6:42 pm
I see it every day too. Be careful!!
a resident of Birdland
on Feb 26, 2009 at 8:49 pm
Not just children but adults who are walking with their children are not even looking at oncoming traffic before/during the crossing. If the adults don't do it, how can we expect their children to do it?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 26, 2009 at 9:14 pm
Took a look at the City's website - they have some great reading material on pedestrian and bicycle safety. It's worth a quick read...
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a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 26, 2009 at 10:37 pm
Eye contact with a driver on the phone is meaningless. Their eyes are staring but they're not seeing.
a resident of Birdland
on Feb 28, 2009 at 8:56 am
Parents of kids that ride bikes on the wrong side of the street, do you have any idea that your kids are doing this? Drive down Greenwood near Valley any day of the week after 3:05 pm The Harvest Park Middle school area). I see near collisions almost every day. PPD, do your job and warn, then cite these kids.


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A perfect way to ring in a second score of wedlock
OK, I'm ready to toss my hat into the ring … for the ring.
MoreSplashHits is reluctant to share this information with all of you as it could lessen the chances that I might win.
Or maybe after you hear my story, you'll be inspired to buy some raffle tickets for me (Thank you, in advance).
The San Francisco Giants are holding a raffle this summer with the winner getting an authentic World Series ring exactly the ones the players received in the opening weekend at AT&T Park earlier this month. The winner's ring will even include the winner's name on it.
How cool is that?
But wait! There's more.
The winner's will be presented his (or her — but with wishful thinking, really just HIS) ring during a pre-game ceremony at AT&T Park on Aug. 27 prior to the Giants-Astros game. And that, of course, would include two tickets for "premium" seats to the game.
But wait! There's more!
The winner also will receive two nights accommodations at a downtown San Francisco hotel, plus coach airfare to San Francisco (What?!? The Trophy flies first class, but this lucky fan flies coach? OK, whatever), plus $250 in vouchers for selected San Francisco restaurants.
But wait! There's more!
The Giants also will play the winner's Federal taxes for winning the World Series ring, almost $5,000.
Could it get any better?
Well, maybe if they threw in a Panda hat.
Now, it just so happens that MoreSplashHits already has the weekend of Aug. 27 off from work, as he'll be celebrating his 20th wedding anniversary that weekend.
And what better way to celebrate 20 years of wedded bliss than an weekend in The City by the Bay? (But, sorry honey, you don't get the ring. I already got you one of those.)
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4,8 su febbraio 15, 2014
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5 su novembre 18, 2013
The Hanford House Inn was perfect for us! Not a traditional B&B but not a traditional hotel, the best of both worlds in a small, modern inn. We loved the historical touches mixed with modern conveniences. The fresh scones and chef prepared breakfasts were fabulous! Especially loved how the morning dining area is set up like a small restaurant so you do not have to sit with strangers! Innkeepers Robert and Athena are friendly and so helpful with planning fun things to do, places to see, and restaurants to try. Relaxed wine hour in the evening was a very nice addition to our stay and great way to try local wines. We are already planning our return trip!
4,6 su settembre 26, 2011
Very nice atmosphere, great and friendly service, clean and beautiful room + fantastic breakfast. What more can you hope for? If ever back in SC, I'd stay again.
5 su luglio 12, 2011
My wife and I thoroghly enjoyed our stay at Hanford House in Sutter Creek. Not only was the room immaculate, but the social hour and breakfast were well beyond our expectations. Thanks much Robert and Athena for making our stay memorable! Steve and Mary, Carmichael, CA
4,6 su maggio 07, 2011
My husband and I had a wonderful weekend in Sutter Creek at the Hanford House. The owners were very nice and friendly, and the Inn was very well kept. The room we stayed in was comfortable and clean. The breakfast was amazing! We thoroughly enjoyed our time at the Hanford House!
5 su ottobre 30, 2010
We just returned from a great time wine tasting in Amador County. We were lucky enough to stay at the Hanford House Inn. I can't say enough positive things about this bed and breakfast. The owner's are so gracious and upbeat and helpful. Dana, the innkeeper at the front desk when we arrived, was delightful. We had the best night's sleep in our spacious, air conditioned room. We got to lay in bed longer than usual when coffee and freshly baked scones were delivered to our door. After a leisurely bath in our wonderfully appointed bathroom, we enjoyed a truly gourmet breakfast. I know I sound like a travel writer and I believe more travel writers should discover this golden nugget in the Gold Country. It was simply fantastic!
4,0 su ottobre 21, 2010
We loved staying at this inn. The innkeepers/owners were so nice and accomodating, offering suggestions for dining and asking us about our days. The breakfasts were fantastic. Athena is a trained chef, so much attention was paid to presentation and of course, taste. We also enjoyed the wine and cheese hour every evening and the fresh scones each morning before breakfast. The room we stayed in was large and the bed was very comfortable. My ONLY complaint was that the bathroom was a little older and probably could be updated, but it was very clean. We would definitely stay here again!
5 su ottobre 07, 2009
We were greeted by Robert (owner) who was so friendly. He gave us great recommendations for restaurants and wineries. He was very knowledgeable about the area and seemed to always be available. The inn is lovely. Breakfast was scrumptuous ... thanks to Athena! Our room was perfect for our little 2-night getaway (Sweet Dreams, #9). We would definitely recommend this inn ... and already have! We hope to return.
3,0 su giugno 28, 2009
we just stayed for one night, looking for a B&B that actually has a king size bed. The room was nice. The breakfast great. We never did get to meet the chef, Athena. The evening appetizers were a disappointment, nothing like the picture on the web site showed. The cheese was so small you had to put several pieces on the toothpick to even get a taste and there was only one apple in the bowl. The price was good and so was the location. Robert is a pleasure.
4,4 su giugno 13, 2008
New owners Robert & Athena are delightful. Their friendliness and genuine hospitality made our stay special. Everything was great, including the fabulous breakfasts, evening wine and cheese, and our beautiful room. It's a place to return to in the future!


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Reynolds starts at third as Tribe shuffles lineup
By Gene Duffey / MLB.com
HOUSTON -- Cleveland's Mark Reynolds returned home Sunday, starting his first game of the season at third base.
Reynolds entered Sunday's game hitting .296, leading the Indians in homers with six and RBIs with 17.
"Last night when [Nick Swisher] hit that ball off his knee, I was going to take him out," manager Terry Francona said. "I said if you finish this game, I'll DH you tomorrow. Then I had to figure out how to do it.
"So we moved Mark to third, and I think he's kind of excited. We'll move [catcher Carlos] Santana to first. I think Santana's excited about it. It gives him a day off for his legs from squatting. I think it will work."
That also gave third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall and designated hitter Jason Giambi the day off Sunday.
Reynolds hit a three-run homer in Cleveland's eight-run first inning Saturday night and finished the game 2-for-4 with a walk, driving in four runs.
Reynolds had started 15 of Cleveland's 16 games this season, six at first base and nine as a designated hitter.
Reynolds also returned to the No. 5 spot in the batting order Sunday, where he hit earlier in the year. He had been hitting seventh.
"I don't care where I hit, as long as I've got a jersey and I'm in the lineup," he said.
Reynolds started at third base for four years with Arizona, then was traded to Baltimore, where he moved to first base.
Indians complete first stop of three-city road trip
HOUSTON -- Every player, manager and coach goes through it, those 10-game, three-city road trips that seem as if they never end.
The Cleveland Indians completed leg one of such a trip Sunday in Houston before moving on for three games at the Chicago White Sox and four at Kansas City. They won't play home again until Tuesday, April 30 vs. Philadelphia.
"Spending that much time away from home, definitely it's a long time," said Indians outfielder Drew Stubbs. "You deal with it. Having [those long trips] earlier in the season as opposed to later helps out as well."
The Indians are off Thursday before beginning the four-game series in Kansas City.
"We have a day off after the Chicago series," Stubbs said. "It gives you a chance to catch your breath."
The toughest part of the road trips can be the late arrival times in the next city. The Indians didn't make it to their hotel in Houston until 3 a.m. after playing a night game Thursday at home against Boston.
Houston beat Cleveland, 3-2, Friday night at Minute Maid Park.
"You don't want to make excuses, it might be safe to say it might have contributed to some of the lackluster play we had in the first game," Stubbs said. "You get some residual effects of the flight, getting in late and not sleeping particularly well.
"You get enough sleep," said Stubbs, who woke up Friday morning around 10. "But it's not the ideal rest you normally get. It's the nature of the game."
The Indians certainly looked better rested Saturday night when the whipped Houston 19-6.
Veteran Jason Giambi said the destinations play a part in how tough the long road trip is.
"We go to Chicago and Kansas City after this," Giambi said. "It's relatively close. You're not spending a lot of time in the air. We've got a day off in one of the cities. That definitely helps. I've been on some [trips] that go to Boston to Florida to Seattle."
Giambi said the travel was extra difficult when he played for the Yankees.
"You're always playing getaway night games, because everybody wants the TV and the gate," he said. "You're getting in [to the next city] at 3, 4 o'clock in the morning. That's tough."
The Indians must endure two more three-city trips this season, going to the Yankees, Detroit and Texas in June and to Minnesota, Oakland and the Angels in August.
Giambi liked the idea of getting one of the long trips out of the way early in the year.
The travel schedule didn't matter to manager Terry Francona.
"We just go where they tell us to go," Francona said. "As long as I've got enough underwear, I'm good to go."
Gene Duffey is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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DeMarcus Ware to visit Broncos; Eagles among 8 playoff teams interested
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Cowboys released a diamond into the market today when they cut defensive end DeMarcus Ware.
"He will be one of the most sought after free agents out there," Schefter said.
A league source told The Dallas Morning News' Rainer Sabin that roughly 15 clubs, including "eight playoff teams," have expressed interest in Ware.
The Dallas Morning News' David Moore reports that NFC East rival Philadelphia is one of the team's interested.
Ian Rapoport of NFL.com tweeted: How much interest has DeMarcus Ware received? Six playoff teams have called. He'd like to move quickly if possible.
More from Rapoport: DeMarcus Ware is set to visit one spot so far — The Broncos. We'll see if they can close the deal. Usually their specialty.
While the other analysts on NFL Live speculated that Denver or New England would be a good fit for Ware, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the team was interested in possibly bringing Ware back out of free agency.
Yahoo!Sports.com's Anwar S. Richardson wrote the following about Ware: It is hard to imagine a playoff contender expecting him to carry the defensive load, but he will likely receive a short-term offer this offseason. Denver, New England and Green Bay are playoff-caliber teams in need of a pass rusher, and Ware might excel if signed by any of those teams.
ESPN NFL analyst Louis Riddick tweeted: I would bet Philly is working hard to get Demarcus Ware. Very hard.
No matter where he goes, analyst Tedy Bruschi think he'd be able to contribute.
"I think he has a lot left in the tank in terms of getting to the passer, being disruptive in the pass rush game, ball disruption, quarterback sacks, forcing fumbles," Bruschi said. "And this is guy that has positional flexibility. He's done it both ways from the defensive end or the outside linebacker spot. He can threaten you from the right side."
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Allen and Jill met while attending chapel at Free Will Baptist Bible College in Nashville, Tenn. Allen was studying to become a youth pastor, and Jill was studying elementary education. Allen said while they met during chapel, Jill managed to ignore him for an entire year before showing any interest in him.
A close friend and colleague said something he still thinks is unique to the couple today is that even after there was interest, the two decided to get better acquainted as friends before jumping into the dating game.
"I've known them both since our college days," Randy Kinnick, adult pastor in administration for First Free Will Baptist Church in Russellville, said. "They are very solid people and love the Lord, the church and the youth. Jill has always been that quiet support for Allen, working hand in hand with him."
Allen and Jill did marry and with several degrees later, the couple moved to Russellville in 1991 where Allen became the part-time youth pastor at First Free Will Baptist Church (FFWBC).
Allen worked part-time at the church and full-time at Center Valley Elementary School where he taught fifth grade. Their oldest daughter, Christen, now 21, was only 6 months old at the time of the move and Catie, now 20, was born in Russellville.
Allen graduated from Free Will Baptist Bible College with a degree in Christian education and music to pursue his calling of serving youth, but went back to college and obtained a degree in education to become a teacher — a job that allowed him to work part time as a youth pastor and have summers open for youth activities.
"Jill actually supported me through three senior years," Allen said. "My first degree in 1986, my education degree in 1990 and then I graduated from Luther Seminary in St. Paul in 2007."
An additional reason for Allen returning to school was so that as a teacher, he could support the family and allow Jill to be a stay-at-home mom. He worked at Center Valley before transitioning to the UE5G campus in Russellville the year it opened. He stayed in the same classroom until the opportunity to work as a full-time youth pastor became available in 1998 at the church. Jill went to work at UE5G in 1999, and actually taught in Allen's former classroom.
Between the two, the couple has taught more than 1,000 students in Russellville and been a part of the lives of countless other youth from around the Arkansas River Valley and even further into Perry County. Allen's youth ministry has actually allowed him to reach teens throughout the nation.
Under his leadership, the youth ministry at First Free Will Baptist Church has grown and youth have participated in more than 30 mission trips, many out of state. Allen said his true passion and calling in life is to serve as a connector bringing youth to have a better understanding of the Lord and gain a better understanding of their own purposes in life.
He attributes his success in ministry to his faith in God, support from the community and church and continued support, both emotionally, spiritually and physically from his wife. They've actually had a standing weekly date every Thursday during their 21 years in Russellville. While Jill was a stay-at-home mom, she enrolled the kids in mother's day out every Thursday and brought lunch to Allen at school.
When she returned to school, their roles reversed, and Allen took lunch to school to eat with Jill. He said that lunch date not only kept them grounded as a couple, it actually served as a reason not to argue, or a reason to make up.
"You can't be mad because you know it has to end on Thursday at 11:15," Allen said. "I always say that is the most important hour of my week."
Other than his relationship with the Lord, Allen said his relationship with his wife is his most important. The two are a team and an example to their daughters and the youth in the church.
"The best thing I can do for my girls is to be a great husband," Allen said.
Allen and Jill both said the easiest decision the couple ever made was to move to Russellville, and the most difficult decision they've ever made is the decision to leave and return to Nashville this summer. Allen said his love for Russellville runs strong and deep, that there is something special about the community and its people and FFWBC that just can't be put into words.
"We love Russellville," Allen and Jill both said. Allen added, "This is an incredible church. We have truly been blessed here."
Both daughters graduate with degrees in education from Free Will Baptist Bible College in May of 2013. Jill's family is in Nashville and the leadership for the national conference of the First Free Will Baptist denomination is nearby.
Allen's passion for youth ministry has led him to a stage in his career where he is ready to not only mold and shape the lives of young people, but to act as a mentor for emerging youth pastors and act as support for youth ministry programs.
"There are hundreds of kids throughout the country that owe a lot to Allen and his ministry," Dick Martin, worship pastor for FFWBC, said. "He will certainly be missed and while we can't replace him, we will do our best to build on the ministry he started here. I have seen him influence other youth pastors. Now he will have the opportunity to encourage and mentor youth pastors that have only been in ministry for a short time."
Billy Ellis, the pastor of adult ministries at FFWBC, was a youth pastor in Springfield when Allen was a youth and lived just a few blocks from Allen. Ellis said Allen exhibited obvious potential as a youth and Ellis has enjoyed watching him grow as a youth pastor and into a different phase of his life while at FFWBC in Russellville.
"Allen has now gone through a full generation of kids here," Ellis said of Allen's impact. "We have young adults in church who started out in his program now bringing their kids to youth group. Allen's ministry is multiplying here locally and nationally. I'm sure going to miss him on the staff, but I am so excited for him and this opportunity."
Like a dedicated servant, Allen is quick to point out the assistance he received from volunteers and staff during his time at FFWBC and emphatic his ministry is a reflection of the cumulative effort of many.
Both he and Jill are nervous and excited about this new path to Central Tennessee. Allen said their faith in the Lord made the decision not necessarily an easy one, but both know it is the right one.
"We are not fearful," Allen boldly said of the decision to pack up and leave Russellville. "Our faith is what drives us."
The community is invited to a farewell reception for Allen and Jill at 6 p.m. July 22 at FFWBC on L Street.


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PRETORIA, South Africa (CNN) - A woman was found shot and killed in the Pretoria home belonging to South African Olympian Oscar Pistorius, nicknamed the "Blade Runner," South African police said Thursday.
Brig. Denice Beukes said they have arrested a 26-year-old man in connection with the shooting and that he will appear in Pretoria magistrate court sometime Thursday.
Pistorius, who is 26, was cooperating with police.
A spokeswoman for Pistorius declined to comment on the report when CNN reached her by phone.
A neighbor in the residential community alerted police to the shooting, Beukes said. When a CNN crew arrived, it saw a mortician's van leaving the house.
Pistorius is a double-amputee who ran with the aid of prosthetic limbs during the London Olympics last year. His debut made him the first Paralympian to compete in the able bodied Olympics.
The runner's legs were amputated below the knee when he was a toddler because of a bone defect. He runs on special carbon fiber blades, hence the nickname.
While he failed to win a medal in the Olympics, his presence on the track was lauded as an example of victory over adversity and a lesson in dedication to a goal.
Pistorius was initially refused permission to compete against able-bodied competitors, but he hired a legal team to prove that his artificial limbs didn't give him an unfair advantage.
He smashed a Paralympic record to win the men's 400m T44 in the final athletics event of the 2012 Games.
The athlete was named one of People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive last year.
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After two public hearings, the Montezuma County Commission Monday afternoon approved amendments to the countys land use code.
Included in the land use code is rezoning the unzoned parcels of land in the unincorporated areas of the county according to their historic use and size for commercial and industrial overlays in selected areas of the county that identify preferential areas for commercial or industrial development.
In a letter that was presented to the county commissioners on April 30, it stated one weakness in the land use code is the lack of understanding the code, specifically that unzoned is a zone and has the most restrictive uses by right of any zone in the land use code.
County Planning Director Susan Carver told the commission that most owners of unzoned zoned property incorrectly think that they are not restricted in uses by right.
In the letter to commissioners it mentioned that of the 9,000 tracts in the county, 40 percent or approximately 3,600 of them are zoned as unzoned.
Because some landowners misunderstand the code, it has resulted in a significant number of non-conforming uses in the county, and Carver said there may be landowners who are unknowingly violating the land use code.
The letter also stated that there is no doubt that there are many landowners in the unzoned areas in the last 14 years who have changed or expanded their use by 10 percent or more.
Commissioners were also informed that spot zoning is against the law because zoning is generally permanent, so zoning those properties with their historic use would be spot zoning in perpetuity.
The planning department told the commission it wants to bring all parcels into compliance without issuing citations while protecting historical uses.
Other issues needing to be resolved included offering all property owners a multitude of uses they do not have now and to not allow spot zoning with no fees or expenses to property owners.
Carver said there is a way to resolve all the issues and mentioned a master zoning plan that would require the planning and zoning commission to schedule eight separate public hearings in each one of the planning regions with the first one taking place sometime in June.
Prior to each region public hearing, property owners would receive a notice 30 days beforehand that includes a letter of explanation, notice of recommended zoning, uses by right and any other pertinent information.
Carver said planning and zoning expected to complete this process by sometime in October and said zoned unzoned classification would be changed to historical use zone.
Property owners zoned unzoned who wish to remain zoned unzoned can choose to do so. However, if they have become non-compliant with their zoning uses by right they must become compliant by requesting rezoning of their property and pay the rezoning application fee of $500.
Resident Pam Suckla, who spoke in opposition at Mondays meeting, thought the $500 rezoning application fee was steep, especially since there were no guarantees the rezoning request would be approved.
Carver said the $500 application fee does not necessarily mean the rezoning request would be granted because this fee is for administrative costs.
A few members of the public wanted the commission to not pass the amendments to the land use code for the county, and Don Denison asked who he should contact to file a petition to overturn the commissions decision.
It seems like the big government decided to change on how to make things more difficult, he said.
County Attorney Bob Slough researched whether a petition drive could be launched to overturn a commission vote and told Denision this could be done with the city, but not the county.
Larry Don Suckla, an unaffiliated commissioner candidate and nephew of Pam Suckla, said he thought unzoned should remain a zone and asked how those living out of town were notified of the public hearing.
Greg Kemp, another resident who is trying to get on the commissioner ballot as an unaffiliated candidate, said at the April 26 meeting that was continued to Monday May 7, not being zoned is costing the county money, and added that it is time for the county to be zoned.
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Tonight's game reminded me of some of my worst games in grade school, playing catcher for the now-defunct St. Christopher's softball team. Picture summer in St. Louis and me in my catcher's gear, sweating profusely, losing the drive to emulate Darrell Porter, and fantasizing about a post-game Mello Yello. Now picture a pitcher on the mound who cannot get the ball over the plate, walking in runs, throwing wild so I'm forced to keep getting up and retrieve the wild pitches. These were times when I prayed for the mercy rule to be invoked against my own team, and sometimes my prayer was answered. That Mello Yello sure hit the spot.
Unfortunately, there's no mercy rule in the big leagues, so I had to turn the game off tonight after Flores gave up 2 runs and Thompson gave up a 3-run homer. It was too painful to watch all of Hancock's bullpen mates get shelled. The team looks listless, broken, haunted.
I don't expect things to get better tomorow with the Capuano/Reyes match-up. It would be nice to lose by less than 10 runs, but I don't expect the Brewers to be merciful. They are clearly the class of our division right now. I do believe we can contend with them, but not this week.


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Question: I've been hearing a lot about "reverse mortgages" and I would like to know who to contact to find out more information. We live in Arlington and are both retired but want to stay in our home as long as possible without added expenses. Can the money be used for anything? If taken as a lump sum do we have to pay income tax on this money?
Answer: First, let me give a quick explanation of how a "reverse mortgage" works.
It is a special loan program which allows older homeowners to pull cash out of their home without making payments. As its name implies, a reverse mortgage is the opposite of a regular mortgage. Instead of borrowing a sum of money and paying it back over time to reduce the debt, with a reverse mortgage, a sum of money is given to the borrower but no payments are made and debt grows larger and larger each year. The equity can be pulled out of the home either in one lump sum, or paid out gradually in guaranteed monthly payments for life. The unpaid interest is added to the loan balance each month. The total loan balance, with accumulated interest, is eventually paid off when the home is sold, typically after the owner's death.
To make sure the homeowners don't outlive their equity, the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio on reverse mortgages is determined by several factors including the borrower's age, current interest rate, local lending limit and the home's appraised value. To qualify for a reverse mortgage the borrower must be at least 62 years old, and the older the borrower, the larger the allowable loan amount because their expected lifespan is shorter.
Loan proceeds are not taxable income because the money must be repaid. As I said above, reverse mortgages are typically repaid by the sale of the home after the owner dies. But if the borrower chose to sell their home after taking out a reverse mortgage, they would pay off the outstanding balance on the reverse mortgage and keep the home sale profit, if any. As long as the profit on the home sale was $250,000 or less ($500,000 for a married couple) all of the sale profits could be kept tax-free.
Another unique tax consequence of reverse mortgages is the accrual of the mortgage interest deduction. With a regular mortgage, the interest paid each year is tax-deductible and you subtract it from your income on your annual tax return. But what happens when you don't PAY your mortgage interest each year, as is the case with a reverse mortgage? You don't lose the interest deduction; you merely have to wait until the interest is actually paid before you can claim it. For example, if a homeowner had accumulated $20,000 worth of unpaid interest on their reverse mortgage and decided to sell their house, they could claim a $20,000 mortgage interest deduction for the tax year in which the home sale closed.
The money received from a reverse mortgage, whether monthly payments or a lump-sum payment, can be used for any purpose you want. There are no limitations or restrictions. You can use the money to pay your bills, make investments, or spend it any way you choose. If you want to go to Las Vegas and blow it all, that's your choice. Of course, that would be a very poor use of your home equity funds.
Personally, I consider a reverse mortgage to be a loan of "last resort" for people who have lots of equity in their home and little or no income to qualify for a standard mortgage. That's because the fees for a reverse mortgage can be quite high. If you can qualify for a conventional mortgage, you will get better rates and fees. But if you don't have the income to qualify for a loan, a reverse mortgage is a great way to obtain extra money to live on without having to sell and move out of your home.
There are different reverse loan programs available. You should to talk to a reverse mortgage specialist to determine which program is best for you.
Most banks and FHA-approved mortgage companies have a reverse mortgage specialist on staff. Interview a couple of them until you find someone with whom you feel comfortable. Ask how many reverse mortgages they have closed in the last year. This is a specialized program and it requires specialized knowledge. So make sure you are working with somebody who really understands the program and has experience closing reverse mortgage loans.
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Real Name
Emil Blonsky
Agent R-7, the Ravager of Worlds
Citizen of Croatia; former citizen of Yugoslavia
Place of Birth
Zagreb, Yugoslavia
First Appearance
Tales to Astonish #90 (1967)
Tales to Astonish #90 (1967)
(Abomination) 6'8"; (Blonsky) 5'10"
(Abomination) 980 lbs.; (Blonsky) 180 lbs.
(Abomination) Green; (Blonsky) Blue
(Abomination) None; (Blonsky) Blond
Given his gamma-spawned origins, Blonsky blames his condition on Banner and his alter ego, the Hulk. The Abomination and the Hulk have clashed on numerous occasions, with Blonsky perpetually playing the role of the aggressor. Although Blonsky occasionally gains the upper hand in their battles, the Hulk manages to triumph in the end. But not always; the Abomination is one of the few who can lay claim to victory over the green-skinned goliath.
In recent years, it was revealed that his hideous new visage had served to alienate Blonsky from his ex-wife, Nadia. Coupled with constant defeats at the hands of the Hulk, this has driven Blonsky nearly insane in his hatred for Banner. The Abomination also grew incensed upon learning that Banner had married Betty Ross, the daughter of General "Thunderbolt" Ross. With the loss of his wife, Blonsky figured it is only fair to him that Banner should lose Betty. Out of jealousy, he caused the apparent death of Bruce Banner's wife Betty. While she was recovering from radiation sickness caused by exposure to the gamma radiation within Banner, he poisoned her with his radioactive blood, causing Banner and his associates to believe that her close proximity to the Hulk had given her a fatal case of radiation poisoning. Banner later exposed the Abomination's role in Betty's seeming death, and defeated him in combat.
Not only had his grand scheme failed, but Banner also forgave Blonsky. The Abomination could not comprehend and endure his enemy's absolution, and his moment of triumph was twisted into crushing defeat. Blonsky realized he had become what he abhorred the most - it was he who was the rampaging, inhuman monster; not the Hulk as he had religiously believed all these years.
Months later, the still-grieving General Ross manipulated the Hulk into attacking and almost killing Blonsky. The Abomination was taken into custody by the military; as punishment, he was forced to watch a film loop of himself and his wife prior to his transformation, making his incarceration a constant reminder of what he has lost.Recently, the Abomination was among the first victims murdered at the hands of the Red Hulk.
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Jerry: Well, like with a lot of other guys, it was The Beatles and the Abbey Road record. Also a lot of prog-rock stuff like early Genesis, Focus with Jan Akkerman, Foxtrot and others.
TC: From beginning to end, can you explain what is on your pedalboard?
Jerry: It's always changing, which is why I have moved over to PedalTrain. That way it's kind of like a canvas, where I can put stuff on there and take it all off again and start over. But it's basic foodgroup-type stuff. I do have a little A/D converter on there so I can run a laptop and have it on a complete true-bypass so I can run some laptop junk off the board.
TC: Have you ever been so inspired by a tone you created that you ended up writing a tune based on that specific tone?
Jerry: Oh yeah, yeah! Especially with delay stuff where you get sort of a loop-thing going, and you just take off idea-wise off that. So yeah, absolutely.
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'The Tortoise Versus the Hare' auditions
The Missoula Children's Theatre will hold auditions for "The Tortoise Versus the Hare." Students, ages K through 12, are encouraged to audition.
When • Monday, Sept. 10, 4-6 p.m.
Where • Midvale Performing Arts Center, 695 W. Center; visit http://www.midvaleart.com for information.
'Christmas Carol' auditions
Pioneer Theatre Company will hold adult auditions for "A Christmas Carol: The Musical."
When • Friday, Sept. 14, from noon to 5 p.m. Auditions are open to Actor's Equity Association members from noon-1 p.m.; others may audition from 1-5 p.m.
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Discussion in 'General Trek Discussion' started by BigJake, Sep 28, 2013.
Kurt Russell.
I do think Kurt would be a pretty bad-ass Captain.
Dame Judi Dench
Viggo Mortensen
Katherine Moennig
James Cromwell
Famke Jansen
As Burgoyne 172, maybe.
Tuvok's father. 'Nuff said.
Yeah, maybe! Of course she's also a very good actress.
I think Clive Owen would be good
Good one.
Never considered it, but...you're right!
You're right, but I've tried to block out the memory of that film. The horror! The horror!
All I can say is keep watching, and you may see what I see.
Roy Thinnes (in his prime), Pierce Brosnan, Roy Schieder.
I very much wanted to see Christopher Eccleston play one.
From the TOS era, Robert Conrad, Ross Martin, David Heddison, Ed Bishop, William Marshall and Christopher George come to mind.
Some really excellent new classic picks thee, Gov, thank you! Bishop, Hedison and George all should have occurred to me but hadn't.
Christopher George would have been a fine choice, a damned good looking man. In fact it wouldn't be that hard to have seen him cast as James Kirk.
Lloyd Bridges was mentioned already, but since he was the original Commander Cain from the original BSG, I think he would have made a good TOS captain. Kinda surprised he was never on TOS as a guest star, actually. I think he was offered the role of Kirk.
John Noble would have been awesome as a Captain or Science officer !
Agreed! Or an admiral.
And in the spirit of Star Trek being truly internationalist:
Toshiro Mifune (prob would have made better Commodore or Admiral)
Ken Watanabe
John Lone
Djimon Honsou
Jurgen Prochnow
Jeroen Krabbe (but prob better Section 31 )
Carice Van Houten from GoT (has to be the new Crusher)
Antje Traue from MoS (would be a good Dax)
Tcheky Karyo (one of my favourite French actors; always seems like a nice guy and prob be a good Captain)
Jean Reno (badass grizzled captain )
young Catherine Deneuve would have been a good TOS-Seven of Nine.
Garbo would have made a perfect Seven of Nine. This would have been Tom Paris and Seven to a tee.
Perfection. Like a good-bad holodeck episode.
I'm sure someone somewhere has probably played the 'cast Trek with classic 30s/40s Hollywood actors' game.
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i honestly don't know to me nothing good has shown up, i wouldn't mind getting webber but not for H20
i honestly don't know to me nothing good has shown up, i wouldn't mind getting webber but not for H20
its a little late to post a question about trading this season when theres only one day left to trade...BUT
this officially sucks Chris Webber is a Sixer. Matt Barnes, Michael Bradley and Chris Webber have been traded to the 76ers for Brian Skinner, Kenny Thomas and Corliss Williamson. So i guess there goes that trade. We could have offered Sacramento a lot more. Then the same goes for the Carter deal. This is ridiculous. They picked up three big contracts for no where near great players when we could of offered them expiring contracts or good players in Kurt Thomas.
So I guess thats a NO to the Webber deal. Itd be great if Philly did this so they can trade Webber to us for Kurt and Tim Thomas...haha but its not going to happen.
The only other deal rumored is that for Ron Artest and that doesnt look like theyll accept unless we can get them to see Kurt Thomas would be a big help for them getting to the post season.
I dont even think Isiah is pursuing a trade. Most likely hes going to wait out his options and deal in the offseason. If any trades do happen I see them being minor or for the likes of Antonie Walker. I have faith in Isiah and I have said wait until the offseason but its disappointing as I would of liked to see Webber or a big name added to the roster before the deadline...
Seems as if Isiah has shocked us and made two.
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Rugrats: The Unintentional Party Crasher
April 11, 2011, 09:35:57 PM »
I used to live across the street from some people who had a son my middle daughter's age. They were never really good friends, but when they were younger they played together a little.
When I gave my children a birthday party I usually invited the neighbors as well as their friends from school, but the year my daughter turned thirteen, she said she would prefer to just have some school friends and two or three of her friends on the block.
Not wanting to hurt my neighbors feelings, I never mentioned the party to her...but the day of the party I was over at my other neighbors picking up some coupons for the pizza they were going to have, and she happened to stop by.
She says...."Oh, you are getting pizza tonight?" and I said yes. I didnt want to tell her about the party....but she probably already knew about it....because she kept persisting...."Oh..just you and L are going to have a pizza all to yourselves?" Not wanting to out and out lie to her, I said, "Well actually, its her birthday and she is having a couple of friends over for pizza".
My neighbor said, "Thats nice" and that was the end of it.
Later on that evening, during the party, I come downstairs, and who is standing there, in my house, eating a piece of pizza and drinking a soda, but her son....the one who wasnt invited!
My daughter comes down behind me, and sees him....and she said...."What are
doing here?" He said that his mother sent him over.
I didnt want her to hurt his feelings so....I shushed my daughter, and I tried to make him feel welcome......he was just a kid, after all......but I was pretty offended. I mean, he just walked right in and crashed my daughters party!
The worst thing.....he didnt even bring my daughter a gift and he ate twice as much as the other kids!
1. Teenaged boys eat three times more than elephants so he's not unusual.
2. The poor kid was simply doing what his mother told him to do and landed right in the middle of a major faux pas that was not entirely of his own making. I hope you took the opportunity to instruct your daughter in how to act gracious in similar future circumstances.
Asharah's comment: I hope OP had a little talk with neighbor mom the next day. Were there other boys there or was it an all-girl event? Can you imagine if it was a slumber party he crashed?
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OK, people really, *really** need to start locking their doors, so that pushy neighbours don't just waltz right in.
In any case, the writer should have shown her daughter how to behave by saying, "PushyNeighbourSon, I'm afraid we've got some people coming over right now, so you'll have to run home."
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I feel bad for the son, with a mother like that he will always be clueless about etiquette. I don't think it is fair to blame the son him coming over when he was instructed to do so (and probably told he was invited) by his mother and for not having a gift. It is odd that he was in the OP's house eating pizza so it seemed like instead of knocking he just walked right in. The mother fishing for an invite is bad enough, but when the OP didn't take the bait, sending her kid over anyway as unbelievably nervy. I wonder if he felt uncomfortable at the party not being friends with the OP's DD.
I had a friend who I met when he was in his late 20's. I didn't know him or his family growing up, but he was completely clueless about etiquette when I met him. He thought it was OK to invite people to somebody's house (even if the homeowner didn't know the person), didn't understand why it wasn't OK just to bring extra uninvited guests to a wedding, and asked personal questions including how much money a person makes, how much their house costs, whether a couple has 'done stuff' yet, ect. Our group of friends had the comfort level to tell him he was being inappropriate at times and he eventually met and married a woman who keeps him on track (mostly). The surprising thing was my friend claimed never to know saying and doing certain things were inappropriate - things that would be obviously rude to most people. I know that being 'etiquette challenged' as caused him problems socially and with one of his jobs over the years. I don't know whether my friend's mother taught him etiquette or not, but it sounds like the boy in the OP is headed for difficult times socially with his mother as a role model.
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