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I'm not a professional coach and never have been. I did receive a gift card from some parents after coaching youth softball one season, but I don't think that affects my amateur status.
I'm not a professional coach and never have been. I did receive a gift card from some parents after coaching youth softball one season, but I don't think that affects my amateur status.
This is the first season I haven't coached a Little League baseball or softball team since Kyle first started playing in the late '90s. I coached Quinn's team last season in his final year of youth sports and after that, I was ready to move on. But this spring I have missed being out on the field with the kids and doing a little coaching-up. (I just don't miss lugging all the equipment around and the road trips to Panora.)
So I think it was more for my benefit than Kristen's or Quinn's when I asked them Wednesday evening if they wanted to go up to the fields to work on their hitting on a rare off-night from any games. Sure, they could use some work on their mechanics, but I was eager to get out there to throw a little BP and do some "daddin'-up" of my own kids.
Daddin'-up is something I did less and less with Kyle and Kristen, and now Quinn, once they graduated to junior high and high school and professional coaches. Yes, I know a thing or two about the game, but I figured they were under the tutelage of people who do this for a living and any advice I gave to the kids might contradict what they were being told in practice. That didn't (doesn't) stop me from offering intermittent tips and having occasional "film sessions" (going over the details of their form using photos I take), but I tried (try) to keep it to a minimum.
On Wednesday I presumed that a few recommendations wouldn't do any harm and I didn't hold anything back. Besides, parents can say certain things in certain ways to kids that some coaches aren't comfortable with. I was barking hard at Quinn about his stance and not finishing his swing, and when he complained that his thumb was hurting, I shouted back, "I don't care!" Well, I had forgotten that he had sprained his thumb a couple of days prior in a Nerf basketball game (at least he was doing something constructive), so I felt bad and apologized.
I did some soft toss with Kristen because there was no way I was going to try to pitch underhand. (The only time I ever do that is in our back yard when I know the garage is there to stop all my errant attempts.) We talked through a few tweaks and I deemed her swing to be "fixed."
I was anxious to see what the results of our mini session would be when the kids took to the fields yesterday. Quinn responded with two solid hits in two at bats in a win for his team in the morning. I was eager for a little recognition of my efforts, but when I suggest that to him, he responded with something like, "I hate to break it to you, but Kyle deserves the credit. He changed my swing earlier." Oh, well. There was still Kristen. But last night she only swung the bat once in four at bats (she hit it hard!) while bunting twice and walking once. I did offer a quick bunting tip Wednesday, so I felt good about the sacrifices.
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The Taft baseball team was able to breathe a sigh of relief and celebrate at the same time after they won both of their games at the Fowler Tournament Monday.
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Also, I suppose some types of carpentry could include: carpenters who still believe in other spirits, carpenters who only believe in matter and not in spirit, carpenters who still believe there is truth, carpenters who do not believe in any absolute truth, carpenters who are nicer people than me, carpenters who argue against religion, carpenters who mostly don't care, carpenters who focus on the survival of the species as our greatest goal, carpenters who focus on personal development...there are lots of ways to customize even after you've done away with God, and there are lots of worldviews and value systems that you can develop without 'im....so I have had lots to consider.
Quote from: monkeymind on January 04, 2011, 01:02:12 PMdonkeys can talkDo you think anyone reads this story and goes away thinking "Wow! I never knew donkeys had this innate hidden ability! This changes everything I know about donkeys."?added:To clarify: I don't think anyone does that. =)
Yes, one can easily get over extended...
You are either missing the point or building a scarecrow (I luv that new term).I do think that people read this and go wow god made a donkey talk! Or at least that is their claim.
deBew, I see what you are saying about kinds of atheism, but I disagree with such a broad use of the word. Here I replaced atheist with carpenter:(*snip*)Oh yeah, and you can also put Christian in there....
Okay so I understand now. You object to a world where the usual natural patterns are ever breakable (in other words you think the Bible is unrealistic because it talks about miracles being possible). Is that correct?
That's a very good idea and is likely the reason the Bible goes to such lengths to explain all the special circumstances (including omnipotent interference) that lead to a talking donkey. Does this make sense to you? It shows that the extraordinary circumstance really is extraordinary and required a The God to make it happen.
No to the first part (Take a look at QM where stuff on a small scale behaves differently than on the larger scale).No the bible is unrealistic because it is both internally and externally inconsistent. It is illogical in many ways (god having free will and knowing all things) and often contrary to what we know is true (the rabbit chewing its cud).
I've always been pretty impressed by his response too, pianodwarf. Very roll-with-the-punches, that Balaam.But you said, "Yahweh makes", which is all I was really saying either.
added:is that real gaelic? jellus! the only word I know is "fealican"
Ah, okay. =)(My but you do jump around though, are we done with the donkeys?)
For now, so as to avoid a very long checklist of talking points in my testimonial thread ^_^, I will respond to the allegations of inconsistency and illogicality with this thunderous rejoinder: "Nuh-UH!"
every person really must choose to believe what is most true, sensible and complete." I'm glad we're having talks about why or why not something is most true, sensible and complete ... it's much better than having talks about what sounds nicest or coolest or safest).
Yeah, I was born & raised Christian in the USA. =) Very grateful of it too, since I have had a lot more readily accessible information about Christianity than I would have in most times or places! I probably would have a different religion if I were born in South America in 600AD. Do you think you would believe the exact same things if you were born there either? If you do, then you've paid a very friendly and unverifiable compliment to the objectivity of your own mind and I hope that as a gentleman you will pay the same compliment to mine!(All the questions about "what if I'd just never heard about it?" will blindside me sometimes and get me all somber, and set me wondering about other people who never heard about it -- naturally. Maybe I will make a topic about that someday, too).
Being a Christian, I've made my decision. That decision offers no compromise; therefore, I'm closed to anything else.
=) I think the important question for me to ask, with a view toward mutual understanding, is: do you think supernatural happenings are inherently illogical/unrealistic? Or that they wouldn't be too bad, except for lack of evidence?
I think it's the most sensible, complete account of reality.
added: also guys, just because we're talkin' about donkeys here, don't feel like you can't jump in and talk about any of the other things I said. We can work around the donkeys.
I might buy that, except for Balaam's response. What happens in the story is, Yahweh makes the donkey ask Balaam why he's beating him, and Balaam gives some kind of explanation for his behavior (I don't recall offhand what it is, and I'm not in the mood to look it up right now). Balaam's blithe, casual response indicates that talking donkeys are not a shock to him, which in turn suggests that they haven't been a rarity in his life.
I don't mind talking about donkeys, but I loathe talking to jackasses, so I hope this your attempt at humor and not stonewalling.
It's just to let people know I like talking about the other parts of the testimonial concurrently. But then Aaron replied again and I'm not worried about that anymore. Not trying to avoid the sensibility and completeness. =)
Mmm...fairly speculative but I can accept it as a possibility. =) I guess a talking donkey is less surprising when you've just been speaking direct to God himself a few verses higher. Or maybe he was just too mad to be reasonable, who knows? I'm just glad you didn't say, with arch eyebrows, "Aaaaas an ancient, he was obviously superstitious and didn't know that it donkeys usually can't talk."
Quote from: Anfauglir on January 04, 2011, 11:47:30 AMI'm intrigued - how would your life be different if your god HAD held your unpleasantness against you? How do you know that he doesn't?The main difference is that I would probably get what I deserve someday, and having a pretty realistic view of all my unpleasantness...yipes. O_O Plus I wouldn't be able to be very happily chatting with Him or reading His letters, in the meantime.I only know He doesn't because He promised He wouldn't, in that there Bible.
I'm intrigued - how would your life be different if your god HAD held your unpleasantness against you? How do you know that he doesn't?
First, thanks for answering the questions. It's also refreshing to see someone acknowledging that they may have had a different religion in a different time and place. Though at the same time, I'm not sure you understand the implications of this. You said earlier that christianity was the "most sensible" choice, but have you really studied other religions and compared it to others objectively? Being rasied christian, it's little wonder that you would default to it and think of it as the "normal choice". But this is the same as one rasied as a hindu, or a muslim or any other religion. They will say that their religion is the "most sensible" for the same reason that you think christianity is sensible. This means, in that sense, that christianity is no different from all of the other religion in the world. Do you understand that? If anyone else from every other religion can make the same claim, why should I take your answer over theirs?
Couldn't it simply be that you have been indoctrinated by people close to you to believe that the bible deserves a free pass when it comes to things that don't stack well with reality? And that those people were also indoctrinated by others who were themselves indoctrinated... etc, etc, all the way back?
The effort is pretty much commanded. It is good and right to try to be better than you are. My best efforts have historically been pretty floundering, though. If I hadn't heard about the unconditional love and forgiveness thing, I would readily hurl myself onto self-discipline and rigorous ethics. I think I am a pretty bad case though, and would end up as just a very nice chap who still shudders to knows what he's capable of. o_O Happily now I get to do the self-discipline and rigorous ethics in celebration of having found a more satisfactory ultimate solution!
Actually it doesn't. One could conceivably be all-powerful but not exceptionally intelligent.
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You say that if you hadn't heard about forgiveness, you would pursue self-discipline and rigorous ethics, but go on to say you already do pursue it for your deity. So, IOW, you don't require a deity to make an honest attempt at not being unpleasant. You only require the deity to alleviate your self inflicted guilt for not achieving perfection.
Come to think of it...besides the Bible I never saw a book include talking animals and still claim to be true. Have you ever found such a book?
I don't think the implications are very difficult to understand. But sometimes, even being taught something from childhood doesn't make it false. There really may be a Spartacus My advice to anyone would be -- if you do take my answer, don't do it because it's mine, especially when I'm an Internet Stranger. And just because life circumstances may make you more or less inclined to accept particular beliefs (or may make it more or less likely to ever even hear of them, which is what I meant when I spoke of South America 600AD) ... I encourage you not to give up believing that some belief might actually be actual.Incidentally, I don't think Christianity is a "normal" choice at all. I continually feel like I narrowly rolled under a collapsing door. =)


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After struggling in the first half of the game Thursday night, the Mexico Lady Bulldogs came out on fire in the second half to defeat the Marshall Lady Owls 50-33 in first round of Class 4 District 8 competition Gary Filbert Court at MHS. The game was postponed Monday due to the impending snowstorm.
"A 10-0 start in the third quarter got us on track after a slow start in the first half. Karen Baker and Kelli Ingrum were big on the boards for us last night giving us a number of second shot opportunities," stated MHS Coach Ed Costley.
The lead went back and forth throughout the first half of the game with the teams exchanging baskets, including back to back 3-pointers. With the score tied at 20 in the second quarter, Alison Mudd hit a 3-pointer giving Mexico the lead which they never gave up for the remainder of the game.
"Alison hit a big 3 at the buzzer going into halftime to give us a 23-20 edge, said Costley.
The Lady Dawgs came out in the second half ready to play and quickly took a 33-20 lead.
"Brooke (Costley) scored the first 8 points of the third quarter that sparked our run," said the coach.
While Mexico's offense exploded in the third quarter, the defense stepped up their game as well and kept the Lady Owls to 4 points in the quarter. In the final quarter of the game, Mexico kept the Lady Owls from double figures allowing them only 9 points. In the second half of the game, the Lady Dawgs kept the Lady Owls to 13 points, opposed to the 20 points in the first half.
The Lady Dawgs shot 22 percent from the field in the first half, increasing it to 43 percent in the second. They were also 40 percent from 3-point range and were 13-20 at the free throw line for the game.
Senior Brooke Costley led the team with 18 points, followed by sophomore Alison Mudd with 11. Junior Kelli Ingrum led the team with 8 rebounds.
Costley said his team will have a tough challenge tonight against Helias. The game will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Prior to the girls game, Mexico Bulldogs will play at 6 p.m. in the semi-final game against Kirksville.
Other games on tap for tonight will include: 4:30 - Kirksville vs. Moberly girls; 7:30 - Helias vs. Mexico girls; 9 - Helias vs. Moberly boys
Saturday championships will begin at 6 p.m. with the girls and 7:30 with the boys.
Brooke Costley: 18P, 3 assist, 1RB, 2 steals.
Remington Greenwell: 4P, 2RB, 3 steals.
Ashlie Woodruff, 3RB.
Kaitlin Ingrum: 2RB, 2 steals.
Karen Baker: 6P, 1 assist, 4 rebounds.
Kelli Ingrum: 2P, 1 assist, 8RB, 1 steal.
Alison Mudd: 11P, 2RB.
Cassie Schmidt: 1P, 1 steal.
Anne Baker: 7P, 5 assists, 3RB, 2 steals.


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WHEATLAND TOWNSHIP � For the second time since March, a home on Kelso Road in Wheatland Township has been destroyed by a fire.
Crews were called to a home at 4115 Kelso Road shortly after 2 p.m. Tuesday when a neighbor passing by saw the home on fire and called home to let the family know she saw smoke and flames.
Shorty Grubbs lives just up the road from the home and said his wife ended up calling 911 once they came down to check it out.
�It was fully engulfed in flames, so we called 911 right then,� Grubbs said.
Addison Fire Department was first on scene and was assisted by crews from Hudson, North Adams, Pittsford and Somerset Fire Departments. No one was in the home at the time of the fire, but a poodle was inside.
The one-story home and the walk-out basement were a total loss in the fire, which was still burning in some spots as of Thursday afternoon. Addison Assistant Fire Chief Mark Cleveland said there was nothing to indicate what started the fire.
�At this point we are calling it undetermined but not suspicious,� Cleveland said.
Flames could be seen shooting out of the windows of the home as the entire top floor was engulfed. While crews were fighting the flames multiple explosions were heard, which Cleveland said were 12-gauge shotgun shells exploding in the home.
�It was just a big loud boom,� Grubbs said.
In March, the home of Timothy Kelley, owner of the Grandview Shooting Preserve, was destroyed by an early-morning fire. That residence is less than a mile from the home destroyed on Tuesday.
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Rado Smutny, Mattias Soslich, Anton Malac, Mirek Hodbod and Patrik Lukasz make a fabulous line-up for our latest Wank Party. We join the five of them as they are at the beach enjoying a leisurely game of volleyball. All are naked as they play, Mattias and Rado against Patrik, Mirek and Anton. They aren't taking the game too seriously and, after a while, they leave it and have a little play on a roundabout. As they spin round and round the camera is at groin level and we see the cock and balls of each guy going through the frame. Then they climb onto the roundabout and their asses are in full view. Next it is time to get into the lake, and the 5 guys run down to the water, dicks flapping around as they do. They swim out a bit, into the lake and begin to play with Mattias and Rado lifting the others, in turn, and tossing them as far as they can into the water. Having enjoyed themselves for long enough with their play they move inside to continue the fun. Mattias takes charge and begins to train the guys. firstly making them bend over to touch their toes. Mattias spanks each of them on the ass in turn and tells them to get naked. They do as they are told and bend over again, with those beautiful asses in full view. When they stand up, as ordered, and turn around each of them is fully erect. Mattias walks along the line, inspecting the hard cocks and then stands in the middle of the line to have his shorts removed too. He is rock hard too and Anton wastes no time in dropping to his knees and sucking on Mattias cock. Rado and Mirek lean over and begins to kiss Mattias' nipples. Rado then begins to kiss Mattias as Patrik takes over the sucking from Anton. Anton wants cock though and, after kissing Rado begins to suck him. Mirek takes over sucking from Patrik, sucking and licking Mattias thick, hard cock. Mattias wants to taste dick too and as Mirek comes of his cock he goes down on Rado's big one. Then he sucks Anton as well while Patrik is working on Mirek's dick. Rado drops to his knees, joining Mattias, and he begins to suck Anton. Mattias wanks himself and Rado, with Mirek now sucking on Patrik's cock. Mattias takes over from Rado, on Anton's cock and Rado gets lower to suck on him too. All the guys have big, hard erections and change again, so that Mattias gets a taste of Mirek's big cock while Anton sucks on Patrik. Rado moves to allow Anton access to a second cock to suck, which he eagerly accepts into his mouth. Mattias loves that big dick of Mirek, his lips close tight around it, sucking hard as he wanks himself. Patrik and Rado go down on their knees to enjoy Anton for a while, with Rado slapping on Patrik's hot ass. Anton moves over to join Mattias in sucking Mirek while Patrik has Rado's massive cock all to himself. Rado then sucks Patrik, in return, deep throating his cock. Mattias moves over to join them and Patrik is quick to begin sucking him as Mirek takes a turn on Anton's dick. These guys really enjoy cock and make sure they all get to suck each other. With Rado now sucking Mirek and Anton and Mattias chowing down on Patrik. Things are really hotting up now and it can't be long before they want to take things even further. But first they want to make sure that everyone has sucked as much as they want. Mattias lays back on the sofa enjoying the feel of Rado and Mirek sucking him hard, while Anton is working on Patrik, his lips clasped so tight around that thorbbing cock. Mattias is the first to break, he is keen to go further, and lifts his legs in the air, exposing his hole. Rado eagerly starts to lap at that hole, his tongue dipping inside. Patrik picks up on the idea and has Anton on his knees, ass pushed back so that he can rim his hot hole too. That is where we leave the guys for the time being, with everyone horned up and wanting more.
Tomas Kukal is aged 21 and live in Tatobity, which is a very small village near Liberec. He is a student and enjoys sports, particularly bodybuilding. It is clear from the outset that Tomas is built. He lifts his top to show some stunning abs and begins to move slowly as he flexes his muscles for us. As he takes the top of we see the full glory of his chest. Clearly he has worked very hard on his body. Opening his jeans Tomas slips a hand inside as he also feels his body. Then, opening the jeans and shucking them down some we see that his cock is rock hard already. He wanks on that cock as he gyrates for us. Then continues as he flexes the other arm. Oh my gosh how good he looks, rock hard and flexing. Each pose shows a different aspect of his musculature, all perfectly formed. Tomas lays down and does some ab crunches, which again displays him perfectly. That handsome face looks straight into the camera as he wanks himself. Then Tomas lifts those thick legs and shows a tight ass and hot hole. He gets onto his knees and bends over to continue showing his ass, spreading those cheeks very well. Making sure we get a full measure of views of his ass Tomas wanks his cock at the same time. Next he stands and takes some oil, which he uses on that fabulous body. He oils that perfect chest and wanks some into his cock too. When he is fully oiled Tomas takes some weights and starts exercising, his cock standing proud. Then after some more wanking Tomas goes off to shower.
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There is no organization in the world impervious to the threat of a cyberattack. In fact, a Kaspersky Lab and B2B International survey found that 91 percent of organizations dealt with an attempted data breach at some point in 2013. In all likelihood, the remaining 9 percent are ignorant of attempted break-ins rather than immune to them. With money, regulatory action and reputation all on the line, cybersecurity is an ongoing issue for companies of all sizes, and the legal department undoubtedly needs to be involved at multiple steps along the way.
But in the new technological environment, no department is an island. The need to be involved early and often with departments like IT, security and compliance is essential to defend against cyberattackers.
The first step to that defense is to know what you're up against.
External infiltrators
Headline making cyber incidents are most often associated with theft of customer information, and that is no doubt a risk for larger customerfocused companies. But while these disruptive incidents carry great narrative potential due to their visceral impact on the public and the outrage they trigger, consumer data theft is the end goal of a variety of attack vectors.
"The most challenging piece for inside counsel is figuring out what criminals are doing. I was a criminal prosecutor for 12 years before coming to Walgreens, and then, as now, the criminals are always one step ahead. What we're least likely to be aware of is what's next on the horizon for those criminals," says Shannon Couffer, director of regulatory law at the Walgreens Company.
The fact is, consumer information can be stolen as the result of a point of sale (POS) infiltration, malware infection or even something as simple as a disgruntled employee walking out the door with a hard drive. There's no way to tell what breach vector you could be up against next. Rather than just preparing to defend against an array of attacks, looking at the actors involved could better prepare a corporation for the inevitable breach.
"I think a lot of companies have geared their strategy towards information security incidents concerning people that are trying to get consumer information, credit cards and social security numbers," says Ed McNicholas, co-leader of Sidley Austin's privacy, data security and information law practice. "A modern threat vector that they need to be more concerned about are advanced persistent threat attacks, agents that are often affiliated with foreign nation states, and they are seeking to go after the intellectual property of the company."
In May, the Department of Justice charged Chinese hackers with ties to the People's Liberation Army, and Russia and the United States frequently trade accusations of cyberespionage against each other. It's clear that in addition to the average hacker, highly organized criminal and military hacking campaigns will continue to evolve as a threat for corporations.
"Two key things are happening; one is that we're seeing some of the organized criminal elements which previously focused on identity theft use techniques typically employed by the nation states, making them much more dangerous. The other element is that some of the actors in the nation states' threat, although closely tied to the government, may be operating independently as if there were a military unit that has become a band of mercenaries."
From the inside
Undoubtedly, organized criminal units are of the utmost concern to the organizations, but just as troubling are threats facilitated by human error.
"I've seen internal employee misuse situations which can either be malicious or the result of human error. Malicious if you have an employee who turns out to be a bad actor. Or human error that puts the company at risk, whether that's forgetting a laptop in a car, or clicking on a link that infects the entire organization," says Liisa Thomas, a partner at Winston & Strawn and chair of the firm's global Privacy and Data Security Law practice.
Though Verizon's 2014 Data Breach Investigations Report showed that insider misuse contributed to only 8 percent of data breaches, the study looked only at confirmed security incidents. The cost of such mistakes can still be quite large for a corporation. A Ponemon and IBM report released in May pegged the average expense associated with human error-facilitated breaches at $117 million annually, but also indicated that as training sessions that educate employees on data risk become more common, incident rates have also dropped.
"The insider threat is, in my experience, responsible for considerably more than people realize. It's far more common for so-called "trusted insiders" to negligently or maliciously abuse their authorized access to engage in activities that expose the company to risk than it is for criminal organizations to target a company," says Jason Straight, senior vice president and chief privacy officer of UnitedLex.
The bottom line is, whether it's from inside or outside, perpetrated by foreign covert agents or bumbling sales managers, the threat of a information breach has never been greater. The legal team can no longer sit on the sidelines.
A balanced approach
Defending against cyberattacks requires the focus of multiple departments. IT and security can select and implement the technology solutions that offer some semblance of defense against attackers, but only the legal team can assess the risk and address the mired tangle of regulations associated with a cybersecurity incident. In terms of where specifically those efforts should be focused, the experts that spoke to InsideCounsel had several recommendations.
"It has to be a balanced approach as it relates to all aspects of this. Heavy on protection and risk assessment, but with a contingency plan if there is an event," Couffer says. The organization of her team at Walgreens allows her to keep track of all potential legal ramifications that could stem from a breach, and could be useful for others looking to form a phalanx against cyber criminals.
Couffer adds, "Our legal division is staffed against different business units. If they have an issue, they'll go to their assigned person directly and make sure they have a seat at the table, that person learns all of their business and operational structures, what makes them tick and what their pain points are. That allows us to help as a business partner. It gives you an instantaneous team in the event of an incident."
Straight says that when the inevitable breach has occurred, "the number one area legal should be focused on is incident response, and making sure that there is a plan that is documented and is implemented where people understand roles and responsibilities, and to make sure that legal has a very formal and central role in the response. We see legal getting caught off guard by incidents partly because they're not brought into the incident early enough. You don't want subjectivity in this area of the plan; there should be an automatic trigger."
Straight says that often the emotional shock that comes along with a cyberbreach can prompt an organization to do too much. Time is certainly of the essence, but fully understanding the incident ensures that "oversharing" or need for correction will not occur.
In reality, risk assessment, data audit and employee training will only take an organization so far. Current trends show that sooner or later your organization will be attacked. While there is no silver bullet for addressing the issue, each of the experts we talked to said that the first and most critical step to more effective breach preparation starts with understanding the high level threats, and knowing where your data is.
"Focus on understanding what data you have and what your protection measures are. Organizations may have thought about the larger groups of data they have, but most have not sat down and done a comprehensive audit of exactly what they have and how it's stored," Thomas says. "That exercise will eventually allow you to build a list of priorities on what you need to address."


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Essential Pepin "Classic Conclusions" Crepes A La Confiture; Orange Souffle Crepes; Baked Alaska; Apricot And Pistachio Souffle. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Shake and Bake Reinvented" Test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the best Nut-Crusted Chicken Cutlets. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews food processors in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Bridget Lancaster shows Chris how to make the ultimate Crisp Pan-Fried Pork Chops at home. D
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Great American Seafood Cook-Off Fires blazed and seafood sizzled as New Orleans hosted the fifth annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off in August 2008. During the two-day competition, 15 chefs from 14 different states prepared their best dishes using the seafood indigenous to their state. Famed New Orleans chef John Besh, the winner of the 2004 competition and the 2006 James Beard Foundation's Best Chef of the Southeast, hosted the event. D
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State Attorney General charges insurance agent with 8 felony counts.
Attorney General Scott Pruitt's Workers' Compensation and Insurance Fraud Unit Friday filed eight felony charges against an Oklahoma City insurance agent for making false or misleading statements in insurance applications and obtaining money by false pretenses.
According to the charges filed in Oklahoma County District Court, Fernando Espinoza, 27, of Norman, allegedly miscoded workers' compensation insurance policy applications so that roofing companies would appear as "paint and paper hanging" companies in order to obtain workers' compensation insurance. The insurance company doesn't issue workers' compensation policies to roofing companies and therefore, considers these policies to be invalid.
In interviews with investigators, the roofing companies stated they told Espinoza they were primarily roofing companies. According to the charges, there were several cases where he would issue certificates of insurance that were not backed by actual policies and would use a quote number instead of a policy number. While appearing genuine, there were no actual policies.
The case was referred to the AG's Office by CompSource Oklahoma, which provides workers' compensation insurance to employers in the state. It came to their attention through audits of the general contractors of the roofing companies who had been given the false insurance policies.
"Every fraud case results in higher costs and reduced efficiency within our state's workers' compensation system," Pruitt said. "We must remain diligent in investigating and prosecuting those who attempt to cheat and take advantage of the system."
If convicted, Espinoza could face up to seven years in jail and/or a fine up to $10,000.
The Attorney General's Workers' Compensation and Insurance Fraud Unit is the only Oklahoma law enforcement agency dedicated to the investigation and prosecution of workers' compensation fraud. The Unit also helps raise public awareness of fraud in Oklahoma.
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The time has finally come to start ice fishing.
With a recent cold snap, the ice on my favorite fishing lake is finally safe to walk on. I am planning a nice little fishing trip this week and hope to hit it big. I have the blades on my auger sharpened and the line on my reels is new and strong. I will be placing a couple tip ups as well as jigging for walleye.
We are expecting a rather large snow storm this week so there may also be some snowmobiling in my future. I am spending my off time building lures and getting ready for the spring steelhead run. I will attempt a winter steelhead excursion next week depending on the amount of snow that falls and the ice on the rivers. Once I locate some wintering steelhead, the ice fishing will stop and all of my attention will be focused on the steelies. While I enjoy ice fishing, it is primarily a way to kill time while waiting for the winter run steelhead to arrive.
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|NewsUSA) – Every day, many Americans find themselves in an unexpected new role. They become a family caregiver for a loved one suffering from chronic pain.
Experts estimate pain affects 76 million Americans, more people than diabetes, coronary heart disease, and cancer combined. Pain can interfere with daily activities, and those affected may need help from family and friends. Providing care for a loved one experiencing chronic pain presents a unique set of challenges, such as making sure your loved one reports pain to his or her healthcare provider and that your loved one's pain is taken seriously by those who provide care.
"Each person may feel pain differently. Although it is a physical sensation, perceptions of pain are influenced by social, cultural, and psychological factors," said Suzanne Mintz, president and CEO of the National Family Caregivers Association. "It can be difficult to make sure your loved one's pain is evaluated appropriately."
Unfortunately, there has been little information and few resources available to help family caregivers cope with these problems. The National Family Caregivers Association has teamed up with the national pain management education program Partners Against Pain to create Caregiver Cornerstones, a new program that provides information, encouragement, and tools to family caregivers who are caring for loved ones suffering from chronic pain.
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If the Hannibal Cavemen's season had been scheduled to begin Thursday, there's a good chance the field could have been made ready for a game.
If the Hannibal Cavemen's season had been scheduled to begin Thursday, there's a good chance the field could have been made ready for a game. Getting fans in the stands might have been another matter, considering the plaza area and about half of the parking lot were still under water.
"It's all off the field now and it looks great," said General Manager John Civitate. "We didn't get much debris on it. It's greening up really good. That rain we had the other day helped out quite a bit. The part where it (flood water) receded and left mud, it washed a lot of it off."
Also counted as a blessing was the fact the clubhouse, located in Clemens Field's northwest corner, was not inundated with flood water.
"It wasn't but 1 or 2 inches to make it wet and leave a little bit of silt. It really wasn't as bad as we thought," said Civitate. "We had everything pretty much on tables and desks. We lucked out pretty good there."
The area that went the deepest under water was beneath the grandstand.
"Our concessions got hit the worst. We didn't have time to get most of the equipment out. There was 6 or 7 feet of water in there," said Civitate, estimating that 3 to 4 feet of water were still in that area Thursday. "All in all it could have been a whole lot worse."
This month's flood, which crested at 27.63 feet last Sunday, was the biggest in terms of its crest since the team began playing in Hannibal in 2009, eclipsing marks of 23.59 (June 2011), 23.17 (April 2011) and 22.59 (June 2010).
"Having gone through this before, we knew more what to do," said Civitate.
Next up will be cleaning up around the ballpark. That task won't fall solely to Civitate and his wife, Judy.
"We've had some volunteers that called and asked if we needed any help. It's going to be as soon as the water gets out of the concession stands," the Cavemen's GM said. "The dugouts might need a little bit of power washing. It didn't get into any of the suites, but a little bit of the deck needs power washing. Mainly it's going to be the parking lot and plaza, getting the mud off of there, and the bathrooms and concessions."
Cleanup volunteers haven't been the only ones calling Civitate.
"I've had a lot of concerned calls from people who know my number," he said, noting that ballpark phones have yet to be reconnected since the flood. "Everybody is a little bit concerned but we have so much time. We have a whole month before our first game."
The Cavemen open their 2013 season May 28 on the road at Springfield, Ill. Their first scheduled home game is May 29 when they host the Dans of Danville.
Civitate wants fans to not be nervous about the flood's impact.
"Don't let this water bother you. It's not going to affect our games at all," he said. "We have more things planned for this year than we've ever had planned before."


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LAKEVILLE — Most observers of the ongoing Northern State Conference break-up considered LaVille's departure from the conference pretty much a done deal. On Friday, with the deadline to quit or stay imminent, LaVille AD Will Hostrawser made the announcement that many were already expecting.
LaVille joined Triton, Culver Community and Knox as the latest member of the NSC to announce its plans to join a new conference, scheduled for official formation in 2015-16, in a press conference at the Class 2A high school Friday afternoon. The school, a charter member of the current manifestation of the NSC which was founded in 1966, will now compete in a new conference for the first time in 47 years. The announcement leaves the NSC membership cut in half, with New Prairie, Jimtown, John Glenn and Bremen remaining.
"We feel that it's in our best interest. We had polls over the internet on our website, we had people take surveys for their interest in our last home football game, and they were overwhelmingly in favor of making the transition to a conference that's basically comprised of schools more similar to our size," said Hostrawser of his decision, which will become official with a Union North School Board vote Sept. 12. "Probably the biggest deciding factor in this move has to do with competitiveness. We are constantly trying to build up LaVille's reputation in terms of academics and athletics, and I think if we can put our kids into what we deem a little more competitive situation, we have a better chance of getting more student-athletes involved in all sports, which in turn is going to help us academically.
"Our thinking as a group — as an administrative team, as teachers as coaches and as student-athletes — is that this is the right move for us."
LaVille's move from the conference into the new, as-yet unnamed league alongside Knox, Triton, Culver Community, Midwest Conference schools Caston, Pioneer and Winamac and independent North Judson-San Pierre will become final in two years in the 2015-16 school year, per NSC bylaws. If the Northern State Conference can find new schools to fill the void left by the recent shakeups, there is a possibility the new league might come into existence even sooner.
"By the NSC bylaws we have a two-year window, and the reason this all came crashing down really quick was because we would like this to be year one, year two would be the next year, and then the following year this conference would come into effect — 2015-16 is the target date," Hostrawser said.
"Not that this couldn't happen sooner. We all have really good relationships inside the Northern State Conference. There's a lot of mutual respect between administrators, and we've sat down at the table numerous times and talked about it."
The origins of the new conference can be traced back to a little more than a year ago, when North Judson-San Pierre's application to join the NSC was rejected. Culver, which had been less than satisfied with recent finishes in the Northern State standings, began talks with nearby North Judson, and Culver High School Principal Albert Hanselman and AD/ head football coach Andy Thomas became the driving force behind the new conference.
"If we back up a year, a year and a half or so, North Judson had an interest in getting into the Northern State Conference. The board voted not to accept their entry simply because they did not want to go to a nine-team model. We were looking at a 10th team possibly to come in, and that all just kind of dissipated," said Hostrawser. "Culver last year indicated some competitiveness issues. They felt that they had a very strong group of kids last year athletically and they didn't really compete at the level I think that they might have thought they would, therefore they were kind of exploring their options. I do know that they applied to be a member of a new conference, and that fell through, and from that application talks kind of spawned and everything kind of fell into place."
The impetus behind the new conference is fair play, say ADs and coaches.
Under the current NSC, LaVille is sixth out of eight in student enrollment. The disparity in size would likely have become even greater as the schools the NSC is now pursuing for new membership are Class 3A or greater in size, according to Hostrawser and other area officials. The move by Triton Monday would have left LaVille the only remaining 1A football program in a league with 4A New Prairie and 3A John Glenn and Jimtown. Class 2A Bremen, with a student enrollment of 505, a little fewer than 100 students more than LaVille, now becomes the smallest holdover to the NSC field.
"I believe our football winning percentage over the last 10 years is .321, and our basketball percentage is a fuzz under 48 percent or something like that," Hostrawser said. "Now recently here that's increased and hopefully we can get football moving in the right direction as well. Our average finish in the boys all-sports race I believe was seventh, and the girls was sixth over the last 10 seasons. There is a factor that comes into it, and I'm calling it the competitiveness factor. When you walk off a bus for boys and girls track with 10 to 12 athletes, and you're facing a New Prairie squad that has close to 100, it's hard to overcome that.
"In a smaller school, you have what we call the athletic pendulum, and it swings. When you have a limited amount of enrollment, a smaller amount, that pendulum swing is wider. So your chances of having a good bunch of athletes if you will tend to be a longer spread in time compared to a New Prairie where you have such a large school population to where that's going to be narrowed up a little bit."
That fairness or competitiveness factor is one reason why Lancer athletes and coaches say LaVille's decision to join the new conference just makes sense.
"As a senior it won't affect me, but at a small school there are a lot of younger kids that are playing with me and underclassmen that get to play at the varsity level. For their sake, I feel like its a good move to play smaller schools," said three-sport LaVille athlete Cameron Gurtner, the Lancers' quarterback, a guard on the school's sectional championship basketball team and a regional-qualifying golfer. "If we're competitive enough, we can compete with the bigger schools, but at a small school it's always better to play schools your size."
Even head basketball coach Michael Edison, an outspoken proponent of a return to the old single-class state basketball tournament, was on board with the move.
"I do like to play those bigger teams that can jump higher, run faster, maybe are better athletes. I like that challenge as well, but I don't think we're going to lose out on that in basketball," said Edison. "We're going to be a part of a different conference, but we're still going to have the opportunity to play in the Bi-County, to play these same teams that are in the NSC now. We're going to have that same opportunity to schedule the Glenns and Bremens just for the rivalry. So I don't feel like we're going to lose that. I feel like it's going to give all our teams a chance to compete in all sports for a conference championship."
LaVille's move into the new league would have a negative impact in driving distance to some of its conference competitors, which are at greater distances from some of the schools the Lancers currently face and, therefore, on timing issues as the school tries to get student-athletes back home in a timely fashion. That impact could be felt in start times for certain athletic events, and Hostrawser and his coaches will try to keep transportation costs down with some creative scheduling that could include carpooling for more boys/ girls basketball doubleheaders and even some tripleheader junior high events.
"One of the things that we looked at is in the major sports those (new conference) events will be on the weekends. We've already talked about models of boy-girl doubleheaders for basketball that include the junior high as well as the junior varsity. It's kin of the NIC model if you will, where they have the JV girls play while the varsity boys play and visa versa," said Hostrawser. "We've also talked about some football scheduling things that include things like junior high and JV football games all being done on Saturdays, where you'd have tripleheaders, and it would just be LaVille versus Pioneer days and they would come here or we would go down there.
"Everybody is cognizant of the increase in mileage, and we understand that we're educators and we need our kids home at a decent hour, and we're going to schedule accordingly. That was a selling point for me personally."


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A public hearing on a petition to form a Community Improvement District at the Shoppes at Eagles' Landing has been suspended until April 9 so attorneys can tweak language within the petition.
A public hearing on a petition to form a Community Improvement District at the Shoppes at Eagles' Landing has been suspended until April 9 so attorneys can tweak language within the petition.
The hearing was opened Tuesday night during the regular Lake Ozark Board of Aldermen meeting. Doug Stone, attorney for RIS, Inc., the petitioner for the CID, provided an overview of the request to impose an additional 1-cent sales and use tax within the proposed district.
Stone said the TIF plan that allowed for creation of Eagles' Landing also contemplated formation of a CID. The revenue raised from the 1-cent sales tax can only be spent within the boundaries of the CID, and would be used primarily for retirement of the TIF debt.
Stone said the additional tax will also bring the shopping center in line with Prewitt's Point in Osage Beach, where an additional 1-cent tax is also in effect. The sales tax rate for Dierbergs, which includes a 1-cent Transportation Development District sales tax, will be 8.475 percent.
Alderman Larry Buschjost asked for clarification on the length of the CID, which can be up to 40 years. He wondered if the petition should be more specific about the intended term of the CID to bring it more in line with the end of the TIF.
City Attorney Roger Gibbons asked Stone how the new revenue would be distributed. With half of the cent earmarked for (Economic Activity Taxes (EATs), Gibbons asked if the CID and RIS, Inc., had a plan for the balance of the revenue.
Alderman Jeff Van Donsel said he didn't feel the increase in sales tax at Eagles' Landing would impact business. The CID is only for the development area, not citywide.
"It s a risk the developer takes, not a risk to us," he said.
As a result of input from Buschjotz and Gibbons, Stone will amend the original petition to reflect the changes for consideration when the hearing is re-convened April 9.
Implementing the CID 1-cent sales tax will boost the Eagles' Landing sales tax rate to 8.975 percent, the highest sales tax rate in the area. City Administrator Dave Van Dee noted in a memo to staff that the Menards Development and an additional large lot within the development are not included in the proposed CID area.
CIDs are empowered to provide a variety of services and to build or finance a number of different public improvements. A CID is operated and managed by a board of directors whose members may be appointed or elected.
In other business:
•The board approved a resolution writing off a $1,612.17 utility bill for 170 South Fish Haven Road. The account was closed in 2009 after the house burned down in 2006. The property is now covered by Rt. 242.
•Approved a bill that settles a property tax dispute between the city of Lake Ozark and AT&T Mobility. Cost to the city will be $2,961.09, far less than attorney and possible court costs if the city pursued the case.
•Approved a special event request for the eighth annual Kiwanis Club's Run for the Beach event from 8:30 to 10 a.m. April 13 from Mills Elementary School.


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Bettie Sue Dunn Solomon Davis, 74, died Thursday, December 27, 2012, at her son's Stephen Solomon's residence in Newton.
She was born May 2, 1938, in Nevada, Missouri, to Aurbery Banks and Nettie (Walker) Dunn. On October 14, 1953, she married John Solomon, and he preceded her in death on February 15, 1963. On May 12, 1976, she married Art Davis, and he also preceded her in death on April 21, 2004.
Bettie was a homemaker and mother and member of the Federated Church in Whitewater. She enjoyed gardening, hunting and fishing. She also enjoyed raising and caring for animals around the farm including sheep and cattle. Bettie's family was important to her and she greatly looked forward to spending time with her loving family and many friends.
She is survived by two sons: Stephen and his wife Victoria Solomon of Newton, and Joseph and his wife Michelle Solomon of Newton; one step-daughter, Peggy and Bob Wheaton of Brentwood, California; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; nine step-grandchildren; and several step-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; two husbands; sons, Willard Solomon and John Solomon; step-son, Artie Dean Davis; three sisters, Beulah Dunn, Lettie Dunn and Virginia Dunn; six brothers, Hiram, Aurbery, Carl, Charlie, George and Joseph Dunn; and grandsons, Jeremy Solomon and Stephen Solomon.
Visitation will be 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Petersen Funeral Home in Newton. Visitation will also be on Friday, Jan. 4, 2012, until 7 p.m. with a funeral service at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, both at Blank-Hackleman Funeral Home, 3130 East Highway 54, El Dorado Springs, Missouri. Burial will follow in the Hacklaman Cemetery in rural El Dorado Springs, Missouri.
Memorials are suggested to Federated Church, Whitewater, Kansas, in care of Petersen Funeral Home, 215 N. Main, Newton, KS 67114.
Obituary: Bettie Sue Dunn Solomon Davis
Bettie Sue Dunn Solomon Davis, 74, died Thursday, December 27, 2012, at her son's Stephen Solomon's residence in Newton.


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