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Transylvania Regional Hospital
◆ A son, born on Saturday, May 18, 2013, to Christy Robinson and Christopher Bowen of Lake Toxaway
◆ A daughter, born on Friday, May 17, 2013, to Regina Gosnell and Michael Lewis of Rosman
Emergency Notes
(Addresses not provided) Henderson County fire calls
The Henderson County Fire Commission reported the following alarms between noon Sunday and noon Monday:
◆ Blue Ridge, assist invalid, 8:09 a.m.
◆ Edneyville, emergency, 4:36 p.m.
◆ Fletcher, structure fire, 4:07 p.m.
◆ Mills River, victim down, 4:02 p.m.
◆ Mountain Home, assist invalid, 2:09 p.m.; victim down,
4:02 p.m.; respiratory distress, 11:49 p.m.
◆ Valley Hill, smoke investigation, 9:40 p.m.; victim down, 11:33 p.m.; emergency, 2:52 a.m.; sick call, 8:59 a.m.
Hendersonville fire calls
The Hendersonville Fire Department responded to the following calls from noon Sunday to noon Monday:
◆ Respiratory distress, 4:26 p.m.
◆ Respiratory distress, 5:19 a.m.
◆ Emergency, 7:53 a.m.
Crime Report
Henderson County Sheriff
The Henderson County Sheriff's Department responded to 169 calls Sunday and deputies served one warrant(s).
Hendersonville Police
The Hendersonville Police Department reported 88 calls Sunday. Officers made two arrest(s), investigated no accident(s) and provided one assist(s) to other agencies.
The following crimes and incidents were reported Sunday, according to law enforcement records: HendersonCountySheriff's Department
◆ Breaking and entering, Ridge Road, 3:17 p.m.
◆ Auto accident, Fanning Bridge Road and Hendersonville Road, 4:06 p.m.
◆ Breaking and entering, Patterson Road, 5:15 p.m.
◆ Larceny, Spartanburg Highway, 5:24 p.m.
◆ Breaking and entering into a vehicle, Ridge Road, 1:19 p.m.
◆ Breaking and entering, Mount Gilead Church Road, 12:16 p.m.
◆ Vandalism, Massey Road, 9:44 p.m.
Hendersonville Police Department
◆ Damage to property, U.S. 64 East, 2:28 p.m.
◆ Kidnapping, U.S. 25 North, 11:25 p.m.
For the record: May 21

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The Electric Company "Franscent" Francine ruins both her science project and Lisa's. The two rivals need find a way to work together on a new project or they'll both fail. D
3:30 pm
WordGirl "Quiz Show/The People Vs. Ms. Question" Quiz Show - Mrs. Botsford is a contestant on Seymour Smooth's new show "Win a Shiny New Car." When Becky realizes the other contestants are cheating for Smooth, she has to save her Mom from being tricked again. Can Becky help her mom win the challenge and defeat Seymour Smooth? Vocabulary Words: Legitimate, Elated. D
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Wild Kratts "The Blue and the Gray" Martin and Chris are absorbed in a hilarious competition to discover who is the best acorn planter, blue jays or gray squirrels, when a strange Creature Power Suit malfunction transforms Martin into an acorn and grows him into an Oak tree! Chris activates the squirrel powers of his Creature Power Suit, but gets waylaid by a bobcat and goshawk, and the Aviva, Koki, and Jimmy can't find them. It'll take some animal-loving Wild Kratts kids to get them out of this mess. D
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Cyberchase "The Bluebird of Zappiness" Hacker teams with the CyberSquad to stop his nemesis Ledge from finding the cure to Motherboard's virus.G
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Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "Will They Like The Show? It's A Shoe-In!" DJ and Sammy head to a sneaker company to design and build more functional footwear while Jay and Sam learn the art of street performing. D
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NOVA "Meteor Strike" A 7,000-ton asteroid crashes into the earth's atmosphere, explodes and falls to earth across a wide swath near the Ural Mountains on February 15, 2013. Dubbed the Siberian Meteor, it explodes with the power of 30 Hiroshima bombs, damaging buildings and sending more than 1,000 people to the hospital. Countless digital dashboard cameras record the event creating crowd-sourced data that allows NOVA crews and impact scientists to hit the ground in Russia in search of debris from the explosion, and clues to the meteor's origin and makeup. The program also explores some even greater explosions of the past, asking if Earth is in the cross-hairs of a celestrial shooting gallery.G
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The Pratt 86ers gave Dodge City a tussle in game one, then fell in run-rule fashion in game two.
The Pratt 86ers gave Dodge City a tussle in game one, then fell in run-rule fashion in game two. The Rangers, who were champions of the Smoky Ford Wood Bat Tournament back in June, returned to town Thursday night for an encore.
In game one, the pitchers for both teams held the upper hand. Pratt hurlers Brett Forshee and Chase Hageman only yielded 3 runs to the Rangers, but those were enough to best the 86ers, who had trouble squaring the ball up against Ranger southpaw Austin Weiser.
The few baserunners the 86ers managed were either left stranded or wiped out by Ranger defensive plays and game one went to the Rangers 3-0.
In the nightcap, Dodge City broke up what had been a close game for four innings by putting up crooked numbers in the fifth and sixth innings, and eventually emerged with a run-rule victory.
The game was knotted at 1 going into the top of the fifth when the Rangers put a 4-spot on the board, to be followed by a 5-spot in the sixth inning making the score 10-1 Dodge. Pratt managed a tally in the bottom of the 6th, but it was not enough to stave off the run-rule and the Rangers claimed game two as well, 10-2. The next action for Pratt is a Sunday doubleheader with Larned, 2&4.


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A 40-year-old Cortez man, who had his second-degree murder conviction vacated in October due to ineffective counsel at his 2004 trial, could be getting out of jail soon.
Russell Wasley, district attorney for the 22nd Judicial District, and defense attorney Rick Levinson argued over whether or not Farrell Greenlee should be allowed bail.
Wasley said the DAs office has appealed District Judge Jeffrey Wilsons order that Greenlees sentence be vacated, and therefore he should remain held without bail until a ruling comes from that court.
Our position is until the decision is decided by the appellate court, bond should be denied, he said at Tuesdays hearing.
District Court Judge Douglas Walker asked Wasley if he ruled to not allow bail, would the court be ignoring Wilsons order. Wasley maintained his stance that Greenlee should not be allowed a bond.
Levinson, attending the hearing via telephone from Colorado Springs, said since the sentence was vacated his client is entitled to bond, which he said would be around $50,000 for a second-degree murder charge in Montezuma County.
Levinson also said Greenlee, who attended the hearing in person, should not be denied bail just because an appeal has been filed, which could take up to a year for a ruling to be made.
Wasley claimed the jurisdiction rested with the appellate court and only it could decide the question of whether a bond amount should be allowed.
Walker disagreed, saying the trial court always has the right to set a bail amount, especially in a 35C hearing in which Greenlees conviction was vacated.
I am inclined to believe (this court) has the jurisdiction to set a bail amount for Mr. Greenlee, he said, adding that he thinks the defendant should be allowed a bond amount.
Wasley said Wilsons order did not discuss Greenlee being released on bond and wanted time to notify the mother of the woman killed. Marcie Stewart-Jacobson was killed when she suffered a shotgun blast to the head in December of 2003.
Greenlee was convicted of the crime in January of 2005, but maintained the shooting was accidental.
Walker set a hearing for Tuesday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 a.m. to hear arguments on whether Greenlee is entitled to bail, if the trial court has the jurisdiction to do so and what the bail amount and conditions would be if granted.
I am kind of thinking he must be (allowed bail) because the conviction was vacated, the judge said.
Walker said pre-trial services will be contacting Greenlee in the next few days, and while he does not have to speak to them, the report will be used in setting possible bond stipulations.
Levinson asked Walker if he could make sure that Greenlee be allowed to call him from the jail.
Judge Wilson ruled that the conviction be vacated because Greenlees defense attorney failed to call witness Randy Matthews to testify at the trial. It was argued that his testimony may have contradicted a prosecution witness testimony.
Failing to call Matthews to the stand as a witness by Greenlees attorneys severely undercut the defenses theory of the case, Wilson wrote in his order.


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A 50-cent charge per pound of household batteries, such as those in flashlights, was among the new fees for recycling approved by the City Council on Tuesday.
The city also will begin charging $3 a month for single-stream recycling, which all city residents will see on their monthly bills beginning in April.
Durangos neighboring residents also will be charged a $1 fee to drop off a 60-gallon container of recyclables at the Recycle Center on Tech Center Drive whenever renovations are completed in late spring or summer.
The new recycling fees are expected to generate $262,000, which Councilor Dick White said was necessary to make recycling pay for itself.
We have subsidized recycling with trash collection (fees), White said. Hopefully, well come close to breaking even.
The new charge for batteries would go into effect at the same time Recycling Center renovations are completed.
Currently, the city collects batteries at Durango Public Library and Transit Center at no charge with costs covered by trash fees.
The cost to recycle batteries varies depending on battery type, but generally from 50 cents to $4 a pound, said Mary Beth Miles, the citys sustainability director.
Unlike recyclables such as cardboard or glass, batteries usually are classified as hazardous waste and are not considered commodities, Miles said. The city works with battery recycling firms to dispose of them.
Rechargeable batteries including lithium-ion, nickel-cadmium and nickel metal-hydride batteries are the only types of batteries that have a nominal monetary value, Miles said in an email. These batteries are typically worth 15 cents to 25 cents per pound. With that being said, less than one percent of the batteries that the city collects are rechargeable.
Last year, the city collected 6,400 pounds of batteries and expects to collect as many as 9,000 pounds this year.
Otherwise, city fees for recycling electronics, such as computers and TVs, will remain unchanged.
Commercial haulers and regional municipalities haulers will be charged a contamination surcharge of 4 percent by weight or volume. There also could be a $65 surcharge for the citys costs of reloading material.
Since the single-stream program began in February, recycling collections have increased by 55 percent and 55 percent of all households are expected to be in the program by the end of the month, which compares to 35 percent of household participating in the old single-source collection program, Miles said.
In other business:
The council approved Oxbow Park and Preserve as the name for the Cameron-Sterk conservation area. Councilor White called it a name that will resonate with users for years to come.
Mayor Doug Lyon commended city staff for increasing the fund balance to $9.8 million at the end of 2012, a 35 percent increase in the fund balance since the start of the recession in 2007. He praised staff for managing expenses amid the financial crisis.
While the economy picked up last year, White also said the city was deprived of revenue from the La Plata Electric Association fee for much of the year.


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An admission ticket to Clark's Trading Post includes a half hour performance with native trained black bears in our show arena, as well as a guided tour through Tuttle's Rustic House, an adventure through the unknown in Meriln's Mystical Mansion, and entrance to the Pemigewasset Hook and Ladder Fire House, an 1884 replica.
Other on-site attractions include the Florence Murray Museum, the Clark Museum, the Americana Building, a 2 1/2 mile steam train ride on the White Mountain Central Railroad, a ride on the Old Mill Pond Water Bumper Boats, the Seyranyan Family Circus, and the Old Man Climbing Tower!
Set yourself back in time with a visit to an old fashioned ice cream parlor, the Peppermint Saloon, and make yourself an ice cream delight. Dip your own candles at the Main Street Candle Shop, have your name in headlines at the Liberty Press, or stop by Kilburn's Photo Parlor and dress in old time costumes for antique style photos to remember your day at Clark's.


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Math Clip Art--Dividing Fractions by Whole Numbers--Example 119--Five Eighths Divided by 6. An area model for fraction division, in which a fraction less than 1 is divided by a whole number.
Grade Range:
Grades 6-8
Curriculum Standards:
CCSS.Math.Content.5.NF.B.7a, CCSS.Math.Content.6.NS.A.1
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2:00 pm
Unfinished Nation "Voices of Reform" Emergence of romanticism in literature and art. The transcendentalists and utopian societies. Reform movements that emerged from the Second Great Awakening. A closer look at the temperance movement, the abolitionists movement, and women's suffrage efforts: their leaders and effects on each other.G
2:30 pm
Unfinished Nation "Manifest Destiny?" American expansion into the west. Tensions between Mexico and the United States over Texas. The Mexican War and its aftermath. Discovery of gold in California in 1848, and the rush for riches. How the gold rush changed lives of the Californios and Native Americans, the Chinese workers and those lured by the luster of gold.G
3:00 pm
Discovering Psychology "Past, Present, and Promise" Introduces psychology as a science that spans many fields of knowledge, from philosophy and anthropology to biochemistry and artificial intelligence, and asks, "What is the nature of human nature?"G
3:30 pm
Discovering Psychology "Understanding Research" An examination of the scientific method of collecting and analyzing data - in the laboratory and in the field - with an emphasis on sharpening critical thinking in the interpretation of research findings.G
4:00 pm
SciGirls "Horsing Around" SciGirl Zoe and her friends pony up some science to select the best horse for a riding competition. D
4:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "The Biz Kids Challenge" The Biz Kids learn the world of marketing through the "Project Lemonade Challenge." Two teams, two identical lemonade stands. It's up to the kids to decide the price and promotion strategy to sell the most product. D
5:00 pm
Wishbone "The Slobbery Hound" This live-action program follows the exploits of Wishbone the dog and his human friends, Joe, David and Samantha through their adventures in their hometown of Oakdale. Wishbone's everyday experiences trigger his imagination and he finds himself in scenes from classic works of literature. In this episode, Wishbone is falsely accused so he and the kids team up as detectives to prove his innocence. D
5:30 pm
Cyberchase "The Eye of Rom" With special guest star Bebe Neuwirth. Hacker steals the powerful Eye of Rom from Binky the Cat's pyramid, placing the Ancient Egypt cybersite in jeopardy. The kids and Digit set out to retrieve the Eye from Hacker, but the journey is packed with a maze of exciting, action-filled gambits that force them to first do and undo a series of complicated steps. D
6:00 pm
Knit and Crochet Now! "Crochet Caps for Him and Her" Ellen Gormely teaches you how to work crocheted cables and how to crochet with beads as she makes two hats. Brett Bara combines knitting and weaving in a scarf that shows off a special yarn. D
6:30 pm
Best of the Joy of Painting "Mountain Ridge Lake" Beautiful grassy mountains, serene valley lake -- settle back and enjoy this Bob Ross classic. D
7:00 pm
Chef John Besh's New Orleans Creole Matzos Ball Soup, Passover Artichokes, and Blood Orange Creme Brulee. D
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Chef's Life "Sweet Corn & Expensive Tea" Chef Vivian and her husband, Ben, leave New York to open a restaurant in her small North Carolina hometown. Vivian revisits the Southern tradition of "putting up" corn and shares her method for making smoked corn relish. As the episode concludes, a devastating setback threatens their new life. D
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The Woodwright's Shop "Screw Cuttin' Lathe" Make your own darn metal screws with this 1889 foot-powered lathe! Roy shows how to cut perfect threads, cones and tapers in iron and brass. D
8:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "The Czech Republic Off The Beaten Path" Rick begins with a whirlwind round of Art Nouveau, local pub music, stinky cheese-tasting, river-rafting and peat-bathing in places like Olomouc, Moravsky Krumlov, Trebon and Konopiste.G
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Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions "Immigrating to America, II" Every person who lives in the United States is an immigrant or the descendant of someone who immigrated here. In some cases they were travelers looking for a place where they would be free to practice their traditions. In every case they were looking for a better life. D
9:30 pm
Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way "Perfect Presentations" Lobster roll medallions on spinach salad show off Jacques' new presentation of a summer seafood favorite. Jacques satisfies a craving for hearty food quickly by cooking vegetables separately and combining themG
10:00 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "A Taste of Spain" Host Christopher Kimball goes into the kitchen with test cook Bridget Lancaster to learn the secrets to making perfect Catalan-Style Beef Stew with Mushrooms. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of spaghetti. Finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows Chris how to make classic Spanish-Style Toasted Pasta with Shrimp. D
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Taste This! "Nathan's Hot Dogs" America's favorite food: The Frankfurter! Chef Joe makes a stop at his favorite hot dog spot, Nathan's of Coney Island. This was the first Nathan's ever built in New York, in 1916. Chef Joe orders the signature dog, but could not leave out the cheese, chili, and even the corn dog! In the test kitchen, Chef Joe puts his own unique twist on the Frankfurter. D
11:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "The Czech Republic Off The Beaten Path" Rick begins with a whirlwind round of Art Nouveau, local pub music, stinky cheese-tasting, river-rafting and peat-bathing in places like Olomouc, Moravsky Krumlov, Trebon and Konopiste.G


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24H of Spa | Warm Up & Schedule
The day every belgian motorsport fan awaited is finally here: the Total 24H of Spa Francorchamps are about to start. This morning, a 20 minutes warm up session went by, and all the teams took profit of it to make their final adjustments, discuss their strategy and fix every single detail.
The Lamborghini Gallardo LP600+ during qualifications.
Qualified in 7th position out of 66, only 0.767 seconds from the pole position time of team Vita4one Racing, team Blancpain - Reiter Engineering will be well placed for the rolling start.
N°24 in 7th position.
Later on, an autograph session was organised in front of the Blancpain VIP Village to please the crowd of fans which once again showed up massively this year, despite the rainy weather forecast.
The autograph session this morning in front of the Blancpain VIP Village.
Only a few hours away from the green lights, the teams now retired in their boxes to gather their energy and prepare for the race, which will start at 4.00 pm. To live the experience, make sur to follow our upcoming report: 24 hours / 24 pictures.


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How open are you about believing in ghosts?
Posted 16 August 2007 - 05:09 PM
Posted 16 August 2007 - 05:19 PM
Nice idea for a poll! I chose I tell only those very close to me. I know that here on GV, believing in ghosts and other paranormal beings is pretty much a universal belief or, in the very least, an interest for those, here. But, Ive found that, out there in the general world, there are quite a lot of people who either dont believe or think its weird. Im fortunate to have friends (and, some family) who are very open-minded and have had their own strange experiences, so I feel safe to bring my thoughts up to them. But, I wouldnt bring my thoughts or experiences up to anyone unless I was very close to them and know they are open-minded or if I knew they were believers, too.
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Posted 16 August 2007 - 05:25 PM
It's not something I usually start a conversation with, though.
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Posted 16 August 2007 - 06:50 PM
Nearly everyone at my job knows I'm "into ghosts" and I was actually approached by an indivitudual who wanted to start a paranormal inverstigation group because someone at our work place had told him I was interested in "things like that" (I didn't join because of the other things going on in my life at that time)
I have only ever had two bad reactions. One was a travel employee who simply refused to talk to me after she found out and the other was my brother. I adore my brother but we have diffrent religous philosipys and his does not allow room for ghosts. He tried to explain to me that ghosts were not real it was only the "devil" trying to "fool" me. 9 i don't argue with him, I just keep quiet. We are too much alike and I do not want to spend the rest of our lives arguing about that!)
I very rarely get a bad reaction and in fact most people imediatly start talking about their own experiances. It might have something to do with working in health care, but I've never felt like I couldn't share that with people.
Talking about being "sensitive" and getting premontions on the other hand . . .. I tend to keep that to myself.
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WEEELLL, I DID say I'll tell someone after the first few times of meeting them, BUT...I have my husbands family to live with. I mean not in my house, but pretty near by. SSOOOO, it's been 3-4 yrs.since we moved into this amazing place and I was talking to my mother-in-law last wk. when I NATURALLY and CASUALLY said something about the action in the house, at which point she just looked at me with this blank face...That's when I said to her "OH, didn't I tell you about that?" OF COURSE, she said "NO" well, I told her "I'll tell you all about it later" But honestly, I don't think I want to tell her everything...I don't want her to think I'm a "nut" But on the other hand, a total stranger is just that. The chances of you meeting up with them again are pretty slim. So if the subject comes up, I TELL THEM! Besides you might just find an alli that you didn't know was out there. Peace, Linda
Just something I started thinking about because some people are "secret believers" and I was wondering if anyone here falls into this catagory.
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Posted 17 August 2007 - 08:19 AM
Yeah, that's it most of the time!
Like many who've already posted a reply here, I found that none of the options fit me. I don't hide my interests in the paranormal, but unless the subject comes up in normal conversation, I don't mention it. I have a friend who is openly gay, but he doesn't start conversations with "Hey, did you know I'm gay?" He doesn't avoid the subject, or try to hide his homosexuality, but he doesn't feel the need to talk about it either. It's simply who he is. That is how I feel about my sensitivities and interest with and in the paranormal.
Posted 17 August 2007 - 03:08 PM
Thank you for all that responded to this!! I love reading them so, keep them coming!!
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Posted 18 August 2007 - 10:49 PM
Its a natural thing and part of our world, why not be open about it.
I've had a few strange looks, but they stay and listen out of their own secret curiosity...lol.
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As we continue to celebrate the Holiday Season and the coming New Year, it's fitting that we keep our Nebraska service men and women in our hearts and prayers, especially those who are currently deployed.
My fellow Nebraskans,
As we continue to celebrate the Holiday Season and the coming New Year, it's fitting that we keep our Nebraska service men and women in our hearts and prayers, especially those who are currently deployed.
One of the most important reminders from the past 11 years since Sept. 11, 2001, is that as a nation and a state we owe an enormous debt of gratitude to our military service members and their families for the role they continue to play in protecting our nation and upholding the principles that we, as Americans, hold most dear.
I would like all of us to remember the more than 50 Nebraska Army and Air National Guard men and women who are spending this holiday season deployed in locations around the globe, including Afghanistan, as well as the 12 members of the Nebraska National Guard's Afghan Agribusiness Development Team No. 4 who will soon be joining them when they mobilize for duty in early January.
As a veteran and as the Commander-in-Chief of the Nebraska National Guard, I know the sacrifices that our service members, their families, and their employers make to ensure that we continue to support our nation's continuing commitments around the globe. They come to us from many walks of life, yet they are united by an uncommon commitment to the principles of patriotism, selfless service and professionalism that have long been hallmarks of American military service.
These are not new commitments, but rather the continuation of a nearly 400-year tradition that has been the trademark of National Guard service since the founding of the first American militia unit by the Massachusetts Bay Colony on December 13, 1636.
It is this commitment to the welfare of neighbors, communities, state and nation that that has been the bedrock of our Nebraska National Guard since it was founded by Territorial Governor Thomas B. Cuming on December 23, 1854, and saw our Nebraska National Guardsmen through their honorable service in the American Civil War, the jungles of the Philippines, the trenches of World War I, the hedgerows of Normandy and the snowy forests of the Ardennes during World War II, the deserts of Iraq, and mountainous terrain of Afghanistan.
Simply put, we as a state and nation could not accomplish the tasks that we must without the services and sacrifices of these dedicated Nebraskans. Over the past decade, thousands of Nebraska National Guards personnel have deployed into harm's way to such troubled locations as Iraq, Afghanistan and Kosovo. Recent state emergencies including the historic flooding of 2011 and historic wildfires of 2012 have also required outstanding commitments by the men and women of our Nebraska National Guard.
This week, as we take comfort and joy in gathering with our friends and families to celebrate this holiday season, let us each in our own way take a moment to offer gratitude for these brave Nebraska men and women who continue to serve on the frontlines around the globe in support of our great state and nation.


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Five reasons: To visit Steamboat Springs
It's a cowboy town. It's a ski town. Of course, Steamboat Springs is both, and it fights hard to keep it that way. You'll see plenty of cowboy hats along Lincoln Avenue regardless of the season, and while there's snow on the ground, you'll also see plenty of "Ski Town USA" shout-outs.
Sleep on it: Like any respectable ski town, Steamboat is full of high-end lodging options. But theSheraton Steamboat Resort (2200 Village Inn Court, 970-879-2220, starwoodhotels.com) is one luxury offering that will fit modest budgets as well. It's right there at Steamboat's legendary slope, so you'll get your fill of the resort's trademarked champagne powder. And from the pool to the seasonal golf course, your other recreational needs will surely be sated as well.


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- Bolder Boulder: Mountin family perseveres through all
- Bolder Boulder: Entrants dip below 50,000 for first time since 2006
- Bolder Boulder: Allan Kiprono wins men's pro race, Kenya ends Ethiopia's streak
- Bolder Boulder: Scott Parson repeats, Susannah Scaroni wins first wheelchair race
- Bolder Boulder: Ethiopia's Merima Mohammed wins women's elite race
- Bolder Boulder: Lidia Simon, 5-time Olympian, wins women's citizens race
- Bolder Boulder: Jeremy Freed wins men's citizens race for second time
- Bolder Boulder via social media: Photos, tweets and more from Memorial Day 10K
- Bolder Boulder draws tens of thousands: 'Everyone said it's the best run'
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- Bosley: Boston had bigger impact
- May 27:
- Bolder Boulder: Entrants dip below 50,000 for first time since 2006
- May 25:
- Bolder Boulder International Team Challenge trying to attract more stars
- More than a race: Bolder a Boulder tradition
- Ringo: Steve Bosley's efforts worth celebrating
- Inspired by Boston
- Just doing their jobs: Bolder Boulder will honor Chandler, Steinhauer for work as military surgeons in Vietnam
- Getting older? It's 'not for sissies'
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- Getting to the Bolder Boulder: Parking info
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- Kiprono set to defend Bolder Boulder crown
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- Camaraderie, wellness key to Bolder Boulder Business Challenge
- Running for Bolder Boulder a 'broader' future
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- Bolder Boulder: From Finland to fit
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- Race within a race: Bolder Boulder adds Club Team Challenge in the 'A' wave
- May 20:
- Bolder Boulder: Kastor, former CU Buffs highlight Team USA squads
The annual Bolder Boulder attracts premier distance runners from around the world to battle each other to the finish line inside Folsom Field.
But the bulk of the 50,000 or so who amass in Boulder are casual runners looking for a new challenge and some healthy Memorial Day fun.
Longmont-born Nick Sterkel is a prime example of the recreational-type distance runner that lopes huffing and puffing across the finish line each year.
"It's recognition, it's an awesome event and it's fun," Sterkel said. "When I started running, this was my goal that I wanted to do. It's unique, I'm guessing, from other races because you have people cheering on the sides and water running, people it costumes. It's just really fun."
Currently working in compliance for the NCAA in San Jose, Calif., at age 25, Sterkel decided to adopt running as a hobby in January. Four months later, he finished the Bolder Boulder in 1 hour, 27.66 seconds. It was the first race he's ever registered for.
Sterkel said his girlfriend, who ran at West Virginia University, and one of her professional running friends challenged him to return to the Boulder altitude and finish the Bolder Boulder. Challenge completed.
"I said that I would do it out of a stupid dare," said Sterkel, who ran a 9:44 pace. "It went really well, though. Neither one of them ran it so it ended up just being me. I started training down at sea level so I got my butt kicked today."
Like many who endeavor in distance running, Sterkel said Monday's butt kicking left him wanting to improve on his time.
"I wanted to get under an hour and I didn't really meet my goal," Sterkel said. "I guess I'm going to have to do it again next year."
Sterkel also got the opportunity on Monday to make an impression on his younger brother Brett Sterkel, who will be a senior baseball and basketball player at Longmont High School next year.
"I'm proud of him. It's hard to do," Brett Sterkel said. "I didn't want to do it because it's so hard. But he's not lazy. He has a good work ethic and I'm proud of him."
Brett Sterkel said he tracked Nick's progress as he posted it on Facebook through the Nike+Running app. Though he's hesitant to take on the challenge, Brett Sterkel said watching his brother cross the finish line made him consider running the Bolder Boulder himself in 2014.
"I kind of want to do it now but I'm going to have to train," Brett Sterkel said. "I like the atmosphere. It looks like a lot of fun."
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Agreeing with residents concerned about traffic safety and commercial uses in their rural neighborhood, county commissioners denied a rezoning request Wednesday that would have allowed a Dollar General store in Horse Shoe.
Agreeing with residents concerned about traffic safety and commercial uses in their rural neighborhood, county commissioners denied a rezoning request Wednesday that would have allowed a Dollar General store in Horse Shoe.
The board voted 5-0 to turn down a request from The Broadway Group, an Alabama-based development company that represents Dollar General, to rezone 1.71 acres next to Horse Shoe First Baptist Church from rural residential to community commercial conditional.
Commissioner Mike Edney made the motion to deny the rezoning, saying he wasn't comfortable that the store wasn't going to cause harm in the community.
"I'm very much pro-business and I think personal property rights are paramount and what helped make this country great," Edney said. "But I always have to draw the line that you can't do something with your property that's going to hurt somebody else close to you."
About 50 Horse Shoe residents signed petitions opposing the rezoning. Three people spoke against the proposal Wednesday, citing concerns about traffic safety, stormwater runoff, potential alcohol sales and the store's incompatibility with surrounding land uses.
Several commissioners seemed reluctant to approve commercial zoning in an area where it was precluded by the Etowah-Horse Shoe Community Plan. That community-based planning process began in 2007 and was approved by the board in 2009.
"We, as county commissioners, have set up here and have said for a long time that we don't micromanage any community," said Chairman Charlie Messer. "And that's where we're at."
Commissioner Grady Hawkins agreed, saying there probably would be a time when the Etowah-Horse Shoe plan is reviewed.
"But I think it's too early to go back and start making adjustments to the community's plan," he said.
Last month, commissioners deferred action on the rezoning request until The Broadway Group performed a traffic impact study, based on locals' claims that the stretch of U.S. Highway 64 near Banner Farm Road was too dangerous for a new retail entrance. A study by J.M Teague Engineering found the store would have minimal effect on traffic.
"We do not believe the development will create a negative impact on the existing roadway network," Engineer Mark Teague told commissioners, adding that adjusting the timing of a traffic signal at the Banner Farm Road intersection would discourage traffic backups.
But residents and some commissioners questioned the thoroughness of Teague's study. Told by nearby neighbors that they'd seen engineers counting traffic for just two hours on April 10, board members pressed Teague about how long his firm actually spent on his study.
If you count all his administrative work, 60 to 80 hours, Teague said. Prodded by Vice Chairman Tommy Thompson, Teague said he or his assistant were on site counting vehicles for about nine hours total, tallying peak traffic for two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon, plus another short visit each.
"So essentially, you get your two busiest times of the weekday, which is industry standard for any kind of traffic study," Teague said.
Asked by Hawkins how he estimated cars turning into a nonexistent store entrance, Teague said he relied on a trip generation manual used by highway engineers. A 9,100-square-foot dollar store would generate about 521 trips per day, he said, with about 10 percent of daily traffic entering and leaving the store's entrance during peak hours.
"As you go through this study, it has a lot of generic input into it," Hawkins said. "I think it's — in some areas — shallow. And it's not convincing me that there's not a traffic safety problem out there, so I'd support Mr. Edney's motion."
Commissioner Larry Young agreed, saying, "I just don't think this is the place for this, unless the state or somebody is willing to do a lot of traffic pattern changes and do some turn lanes and stuff they don't have out there."
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Cisco is providing the community with a packaged version of the Openstack Folsom release with opensource components delivering additional service assurance functionality such as HA, monitoring, and Cisco enabled networking via Quantum.
Cisco Edition of OpenStack
The Cisco Edition of OpenStack is a validated deployment based on Puppetlabs modules and the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS platform. This package is qualified with specific Cisco reference architectures. Included in the Cisco Edition of OpenStack is a non-modified version of OpenStack Folsom, an open-source monitoring suite, and the necessary Puppet modules to deploy and manage Cisco OpenStack Edition on UCS/Nexus platforms.
The Cisco OpenStack Edition is based on the OpenStack Folsom release and is qualified on:
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The following minor in "Early Childhood Education" has been approved as a minor for many degree programs at SHSU. It may also be used to complete degree requirements for the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Science degree program.
The minor was designed to aid students required to complete a four year degree incorporating the AAS degrees in Early Childhood Education.
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ECE 363 - Working with Families of Diverse Communities
ECE 329 - Guidance of Young Children
ECE 319 - Guidance of Young Children: Field Experience
ECE 433 - Developmentally Appropriate Programs for Young Children
ECE 475 - Early Childhood Theory and Cognition [new class]
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RDG 380a - Literacy Assessment and Instruction
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COM 384 - Speech for Teachers
LS 361 - Literature and Related Material for Children
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BSL 475 - Multicultural Influences on Learning [new class]
PSY 374a - Child Development / Psychology of the Young Child
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What were the biggest stories from this year?
A lot happened in El Dorado and the surrounding communities in 2012. As the new year approaches, we wanted to take a moment to look back at some of the bigger stories of the past year. Here are 15 notable events from 2012.
Sports complex opens
A crowd filled the new BG Products Veterans Sports Complex for the dedication ceremony and first Butler football game Saturday evening.
The evening included speakers, a performance by the EHS drum line and a ribbon cutting by the El Dorado School District and Butler Community College, as well as a variety of other activities and an appearance by Miss Teen Kansas.
~ Story appeared on Sept. 4, 2012
YMCA celebrates 10th anniversary
In honor of the El Dorado YMCA's 10th anniversary, there have been special events all month. On Friday evening, the Y hosted a reception for members.
Tim Connell thanked staff members and volunteers for their efforts and gave a brief history of how the YMCA came to be in El Dorado.
~ Story appeared on July 28, 2012
El Dorado gets new fire sub-station
The new fire sub-station is nearing completion on West Sixth Avenue.
"They are putting the finishing touches on the things inside," said Chief Ken Nakaten.
There are such things left to do as some minor wiring and installing light fixtures and speakers.
"They hope to turn the building over to us on the eighth of November," Nakaten said. ~ Story appeared on Oct. 27, 2012
Retirement reception held for Dr. Jackie Vietti
For 17 years Dr. Jackie Vietti has led Butler Community College as its president. During those years, she has touched numerous lives and made a tremendous impact not just on the college, but also the community.
Community members had an opportunity to offer their thanks and wish Vietti well on her retirement during a special reception for her Monday evening.
~ Story appeared on Dec. 18, 2012
New Skelly Elementary School opens
Past and current students, parents and community members packed the gym at the new Skelly Elementary School Monday evening for the dedication of the building.
The ceremony opened with music by the El Dorado High School orchestra ensemble, followed by the welcome and introduction of the Board of Education by BOE President Deb Wheeler.
~ Story appeared on Aug. 21, 2012
Groundbreaking held for new middle school
After a lot of work, planning and dedicated volunteers, a ground breaking ceremony kicked off the start of the second of two new schools in USD 490. The middle school, which will be located at the northeast corner of Highway 77 and 30th Street, officially got underway Wednesday afternoon. Superintendent Sue Givens welcomed everyone to the event and then quoted George Bernard Shaw, saying, "We are made wise not by the recollection of our past, but by the responsibility for our future."
~ Story appeared on April 19, 2012
Sunday liquor sales approved in El Dorado
In March, the El Dorado City Commission approved an ordinance to allow Sunday liquor sales.
On June 3, area businesses will be able to sell liquor on a Sunday for the first time.
El Dorado residents will be now be able to purchase liquor at local establishments from noon through 8 p.m. on Sundays, except on Easter, when no Sunday sales will be allowed.
~ Story appeared on June 2, 2012
Kansas Veterans and Family Reunion gets permanent stage
Just in time for its 25th year, the Kansas Veterans and Family Reunion will have a new, permanent stage for this year's reunion. A stage has been a dream for the organizers for some time, with the first drawings for it being done last year. The materials for the stage were delivered to the site at Veterans Point at El Dorado Lake in June. On Friday and Saturday, workers put the finishing touches on the stage.
~ Story appeared on July 10, 2012
Butler County gets new commission districts
After several weeks of lengthy discussions and two public hearings, the commissioners voted for changes that will help keep the county's population as evenly distributed among the five districts as possible. A total of 5,055 residents will be affected by the commission district changes. ~ Story appeared on Dec. 20, 2012
El Dorado Senior Center gets new director
With a background in community development, Jennifer Zimmermann decided working at the El Dorado Senior Center sounded like a good idea.
Zimmermann, who previously ran a community center in Wichita, started working as the Senior Center Director on Nov. 13.
She encourages anyone 50 or older to come check out the senior center.
~ Story appeared on Nov. 24, 2012
Dedication ceremony held for wind turbine
Five years ago the city of El Dorado dedicated the El Dorado Wetlands and Water Reclamation Facility. On Tuesday, they celebrated the continued efforts to conserve energy and benefit the environment with the ribbon cutting for the new wind turbine. The 1 megawatt wind turbine will produce enough electricity throughout the year to run the facility.
~ Story appeared on Oct. 25, 2012
McKibban not running for re-election as mayor
Tom McKibban is throwing his hat in a different ring this election.
After serving as mayor of El Dorado for the past six years, he has filed to run for the Butler County Board of Trustees in the spring election.
~ Story appeared on Dec. 20, 2012
Downtown historic district approved
The El Dorado City Commission approved a resolution in support of proceeding with the development of a downtown historic district during their meeting Tuesday evening.
They had previously given Main Street the go-ahead to proceed with the application process, but wanted input from the Planning Commission before making their approval official.
~ Story appeared on Sept. 6, 2012
Home Lumber closes after 42 years in business
After serving this area for more than 42 years, Home Lumber in El Dorado will be closing its doors soon. The store announced its closing a couple of weeks ago and began store-wide sales last Thursday. John Humphreys, Home Lumber president, said they want to express their appreciation of businesses and their loyal customers.
~ Story appeared on Aug. 7, 2012
Hunting Heroes Program added to Turkey Hunt
For several years, Kansas Governor's One-Shot Turkey Hunt CEO Becky Wolfe and the Hunt board members have talked about how they could honor those who serve our country and our communities. After several years of discussion, the time seemed right and the Hunting Heroes Program was added to the 2012 Hunt. The program is designed to promote morale by providing a life enriching opportunity for military, law enforcement, firefighting and paramedic/rescue personnel with service-related injuries. Wolfe wanted to find out if Marine Sgt. Jonathon Blank, who is from Augusta, had any interest in the Hunt. Blank did, and will be traveling to El Dorado with Marine Cpl. Kenneth Kalish to participate in the Hunt. Blank and Kalish, who are both currently stationed in San Antonio, will have a Combat Marine Outdoors escort,
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Indians hang on to defeat Maples, 33-29
The Tecumseh High School girls basketball team won a defensive battle against archrival Adrian 33-29 in Friday night's Southeastern Conference White Division matchup. The win put the Indians 2-0 over the Maples this season.
"We played good in spurts," said Tecumseh coach Jared Adamson. "We had a hard time scoring against Adrian's zone defense. They hurried to get back on defense and made it tough for us to pick up any points in transition."
Tecumseh (6-9, 4-6 SEC) struggled to get its offense going all night. The Indians showed a great rhythm at times, only to go cold over the next few minutes. Adrian (2-14, 0-8) was only able to generate points in the final minutes of the second and fourth quarters.
"I have to give credit to Tecumseh's defense," said Adrian coach Todd Barrus. "They pressured us, and we put ourselves in bad spots."
Both schools were closed for the day due to bad weather.
"I do think it messed up the girls' routine," said Adamson. "It's not something we can worry about, though. It was something both teams had to deal with."
The opening quarter was strictly defensive, with neither team able to get on the scoreboard in the first three minutes. Tecumseh attempted to work the ball in down low, but couldn't get through the Maples' zone. Meanwhile, the Indians' defense forced Adrian into making poor passes.
"At times, we were all right tonight," said Barrus. "We're getting better as the season goes on. I'm happy with the effort I saw. All the girls played hard tonight."
After the first quarter ended in a 4-4 tie, Tecumseh began to heat up in the opening of the second, going on a 6-0 run to take a 10-4 lead. The Maples answered back, cutting the Indians' lead to just 12-10 with less than three minutes left in the half. Adrian took a brief lead in the final minute, but a late jumper from Tecumseh's Kayla Kormos put the Indians up 15-14 at the half.
Much like the first quarter, the third was all defensive. Each squad scored just five points, but several Adrian starters got in foul trouble, including Kim Buie, Sam Regalado and Meghan Spagnoli.
"Foul trouble really hurt us," said Barrus. "Spagnoli picked up four in the first half, and our offense was just stuck without her."
The Indians held a slim 20-19 lead heading into the fourth, but got off to a hot start with a 6-0 run. The Tecumseh offense turned cold again shortly after, with neither team scoring again until the final three minutes.
Once the clock showed there was less than three minutes left, both teams shifted into high gear and upped the pace of the game. The Maple offense came alive, cutting the Indians lead to 27-25 with two minutes left, but Buie picked up her fifth foul in the process. With its middle defender gone, Kormos was able to score five straight points for Tecumseh, giving them a 32-25 lead.
Another late burst by the Maples, including a 3-pointer from Regalado, put the game at 32-29 for the Indians. A late free throw sealed the game for Tecumseh, picking up a 33-29 victory over their cross-county rival.
Kormos led all scorers with 18 points. Carley LaPlant finished with six points, and Hannah Galloway added five points for the Indians.
"We got a lot of effort out of our bench tonight," Adamson said. "It was a good team effort all around."
The Maples were led by Regalado with nine points. Keana Lofton finished with eight points and four rebounds, while Buie had six points and six rebounds.
"I can see that we're still improving," Barrus said. "We'll see Tecumseh again in the first round of districts. Hopefully we can make up for our first two losses then."
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Seventeen years ago, my Mom designated this week in January as "birthday week" in our family. Three of her grandchildren – all three grandsons – have birthdays in the space of six days. Birthdays of other family members are scattered across the calendar but those of the three grandsons are strung across the middle of one of the coldest months in ND.
Our oldest son was born on a Super Bowl Sunday in January. My Mom announced that date was terrific as even in our extended family there were only two January birthdays to celebrate. Two years later we apparently thought that day was a good idea as our youngest son was also born on a Super Bowl Sunday. Again my Mom thought a January birthday was terrific. Double birthday celebrations ensued until their teen years when separate celebrations dominated.
Ten years later the nephew arrived – another January birthday – which lead to Grandma's declaration of the six day span from birthday one to birthday three as "birthday week". Like other families we discuss, deliberate about and dissect holiday plans, vacation plans, school calendars and work schedules to find time to spend together. We also discuss "birthday week" and though we are seldom together as our January boys are grown and gone on to their own lives it still merits its own conversations and reminders to send cards and well wishes. The reminders come from my Mom – to the birthday boys to remember each other and to my sister and me to remember the nephews. None of us believe she thinks we would forget, it's just that it's birthday week!
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The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) celebrated its new project office Tuesday morning with an open house.
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) celebrated its new project office Tuesday morning with an open house.
The office located southeast of St. James on Highway 8 replaces a 30-year-old structure in Rolla that was too small.
"In Rolla we had a construction office which was not ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant and had some maintenance issues," said Preston Kramer, who serves as MoDOT's chief engineer for the department's Meramec region.
In 2011 MoDOT underwent a major restructuring and downsizing. According to Kramer the state went from 10 districts down to seven and 130 facilities were consolidated. As well, the workforce was reduced by 20 percent.
"As part of the consolidation our Rolla office, which used to be just a construction office, it became an office space that was housing way too may people. We were busting at the seams," explained Kramer.
He added that when the cost of making the Rolla facility ADA-compliant was looked at, it was clear that it would be very cost prohibitive. A search for a better facility was undertaken and somebody in the district remembered that the St. James facility was vacant.
"We looked into what it would take to make this space a functional office space for years to come. The decision to go ahead for this came from Jefferson City and it was the right decision to make," Kramer said.
In February, 20 permanent staff members moved in. There are also three Missouri University of Science and Technology students who are interning there this summer.
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I guess he wanted to know if other people have had experiences such as this one where they have been touched.
I have had similar encounters. I have held conversations with spirits; and yes, they can touch you, move objects, interfere with lighting, etc.
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this is a hard read but at least he / she put a period in the end lol.
Well when i was out at Buhl and i was haveing a conversashion with a spirit the people that where there were Wispers_of_fire and Krcguns but Krc was in his car so i was talking to a spirt and the spirt was stroking the back of my head and then we talked i need some opions here please .
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Sorry if this has already been posted (I know there's a Carey thread, and I read that -- I couldn't find anything about this specifically).
What I found really surreal about last Sunday's game was this:
1. RW throws to Edwards for a TD, as signaled by the official. The play was close -- no doubt -- and could easily have been called either way (and I wouldn't have a problem with it).
2. As with all scoring plays, the score is reviewed. (I don't recall if FOX went to a commercial or not.)
3. FOX gets good ol' Baghdad Mike on the line, and he mutters something about that it should be overturned, due to something about the nose of the football.
4. About 15 seconds later, Carey comes out and overturns the call, muttering something about the nose of the football.
What struck me as surreal was that the language used by Carey almost exactly mimicked the language used by Pereira. Maybe I'm misremembering. It's entirely possible. Anyone with a DVR may be able to contradict my version of events.
How does Pereira come off as so confident? Does he have access to all the angles the replay officials have? If so, how? Does he have some sort of dedicated internet feed provided by FOX? Given that Pereira is no longer an NFL employee, is that appropriate?
It almost seemed scripted. It almost seemed as though one of two things happened:
1. Carey's crew had no idea whether or not they should overturn the call, so FOX calls out to Baghdad Mike, and he makes the call. Carey simply follows the party line.
2. Carey's crew had no idea what the 'correct' call was -- so again, the call goes out to Baghdad Mike, who makes the 'correct' call, and again, Carey just follows the party line.
I know, I know, tinfoil. But that game was really surreal in so many ways, and that might have been the worst. At the end of the game (on Rice's TD), they once again brought in Baghdad Mike, and I was quaking in my boots, thinking that Pereira would offer up some nugget of (dis)information to be parroted by the officiating crew. Fortunately, it seemed as though that TD was too hard to overcome.
Someone with a DVR recording, please help me remove my tinfoil hat.


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