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For the first time, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will be holding a summit in an American city other than Washington, D.C. In addition to global leaders, more than 2,000 journalists and countless demonstrators and activists are expected to inundate the Chicago area.
Some protests have already begun. Security measures are in place for the days before the summit and the actual meeting days, Sunday, May 20 and Monday, May 21, when more than 60 heads of state and government will come together to discuss security and stability in the Euro-Atlantic area.
Although you are not a NATO delegate, some of the plans may affect your life during this time. Here is a rundown of the security plans as they now stand. Check websites listed below for any last-minute changes.
Passengers on all Metra lines will be subject to screening and baggage checks and severe restrictions on what they can carry on trains from Saturday, May 19 to Monday, May 21.
Allowed: Only one bag and it cannot exceed 15 inches square and 4 inches deep. And Metra is stressing: Only one bag.
Not Allowed: Boxes, parcels, luggage, backpacks and bicycles. Leave coffee cups and water bottles at home because liquid and food will be prohibited on all trains. Also prohibited will be tools, including pipes and stakes, as well as pocket knives and pepper spray. Security guards will not be allowed to carry weapons. All law enforcement personnel must identify themselves and present their credentials and any weapons to Metra.
Electric District trains, which run under McCormick Place where the summit is being held, will continue to operate, but some stations will be closed. Riders are being advised to arrive at stations at least 15 minutes before departure to allow for extra screening.
Read through Metra's full rundown of security measures, station closures and other information about the NATO Summit on their website.
Commuters can also sign up to receive Metra email alerts should delays or changes occur. Just in case, you may want to follow Metra on Twitter.
CTA Buses/Rail
Twenty-six CTA bus routes will be altered. Here's the rundown. CTA officials say el train service should operate as normal. You can sign up to receive CTA email and text alerts.
Road Closures
Portions of I-55 (Stevenson Expressway) and Lake Shore Drive will be shut down during the summit. Other roads and interstate highways may also experience intermittent traffic delays.
Beginning Saturday, May 19, until Monday, May 21, expect intermittent traffic delays and temporary road and interstate closures and throughout downtown Chicago for motorcades traveling to and from McCormick Place and other event sites.
If you need to use the regional expressway system to get to work, school or other cultural events, affected routes include:
- I-90/94 East and West between downtown Chicago and I-55;
- Roosevelt Road, 18th Street, and Canal Port Avenue access from I-94 West (Dan Ryan Expressway);
- Ohio Street from I-90/94 to Fairbanks Court/Columbus Drive;
- Ontario Street from Fairbanks Court/Columbus Drive;
- I-90 East and West (Kennedy Expressway) between O'Hare International Airport and downtown Chicago.
Other road closures and pedestrian restrictions will be implemented beginning midnight Saturday, May 19 (Friday midnight into Saturday). Affected roadways below will re-open for evening rush hour on Monday, May 21:
- Northbound and southbound Lake Shore Drive between E. Balbo Avenue and E 39th Street;
- Northbound and southbound I-55 between I-90/94 to Lake Shore Drive.
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Workers in the Loop, meanwhile, are expecting a hassle, and many companies are urging employees to telecommute, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Museum Closings
The Adler Planetarium and Shedd Aquarium and will be closed from Saturday, May 19 in anticipation of the NATO summit through Monday, May 21. The Field Museum will close Sunday and Monday. The decision to close was based on the plan to close Lake Shore Drive early Saturday, May 19, until the Monday, May 21, evening rush hour, as well as parking restrictions at the Museum Campus.
"I think, from our perspective, there was a lot of uncertainty," the Chicago Tribune quoted Shedd spokesman Roger Germann about the logistical problems. "So we wanted to hedge our bets for our staff and guests and get the message out early."
Germann said the museum will still receive exposure from tourists and dignitaries coming before the summit begins or staying a day or two after it ends.
The Art Institute, which is in the Loop and near other road closings, will close for the same three days for similar logistical reasons, spokeswoman Erin Hogan told the Tribune. "There hasn't been an event like this, so we wanted to err on the side of caution," she said, adding it was not because of security concerns.
As for financial impact, there has been no request made for compensation for lost admission revenue, officials from the three museums said. Jennifer Martinez, Chicago NATO host committee spokeswoman, told the Tribune that the decision to close the two additional days was left to each museum.
Although the Art Institute will be closed to the public, it will be filled on Sunday when First Lady Michelle Obama hosts a private dinner for the NATO spouses there.
The Museum of Science and Industry, which is south of the NATO traffic, will be open during the summit.
Crosstown Classic
The Chicago White Sox will be at Wrigley Field to play the Chicago Cubs. Game times are 1:20 Friday, 6:15 p.m. Saturday and 1:20 p.m. Sunday. The games are expected to be played, and the public is advised to take public transportation.
No-fly Zone
Oh, and if for some reason you plan on flying your non-commercial plane through the NATO no-fly zone, just don't do it. Authorities say anyone violating the restriction, which CBS 2 reports will extend from Lake County, Ind. to Lake County in Illinois, might be shot down. For real.
NATO Summit Website
To follow the summit, information on events open to the public and other NATO facts, visit the official Chicago 2012 NATO website.
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There is something about "special events" at the Oklahoma Sports Park that suits Gary Owens just fine when the Oil Capital Racing Series comes to town.
For the second time in five events at George Welch's 4/10-mile track, Owens took advantage of his front row starting spot and became the fifth winner in as many attempts of the Harold Leep Jr. Memorial Race held earlier this month. Owens last took checkers at OSP in the fall of 2011, when he won his first OCRS feature event at the Oklahoma State Championship event.
"The track was in pretty good shape tonight," said Owens. "We had a pretty good little cushion, and I knew that if I could keep it (the car) there, hopefully everything would line up, and it did and we had a pretty good run tonight."
At the drop of the green flag, Owens shot his vehicle into the lead as the cars attacked the first two corners. Perry Pickard followed Owens into turn one from his pole position berth, only to have Shayla Waddell, who started outside second row and behind Owens, overtake Pickard as the cars exited turn two.
Alex Decamp, Casey Wills and Jeremy Allen would be the next few cars to cross the stripe with the leading trio, as the field would complete the opening round of the 25-lap affair.
DeCamp would pass Pickard on the third lap to move into the show position. Soon after, Pickard would drift high in turn two and lose several positions. On the ensuing lap, Waddell would break loose and get crossed up in turn four. "The Princess" would wind up in the infield but gassed it to keep her revs up and bolted right back onto the track, only losing two positions.
Owens was out to a 12-car length lead by this point and was showing everyone in attendance he meant business. As the field was working lap 13, Chuck Bellefeuille came to a stop in turn two to bring out the first caution of the race. He would not restart, as he was towed back to the pits. The restart order would have Owens at the top, with the lapped car of Joshua Tyre next, then DeCamp, Allen, Waddell, Wills, Joe Wood Jr., Harli White, Kade Morton, Whit Gastineau, Strike Hill and Johnny Kent.


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Thanks to the efforts of genetic researchers, many canine genetic disease tests are commercially available (Table 1 (PDF)). Single gene mutations have been identified as the cause of most of these diseases. An understanding of the different inheritance
patterns is required when recommending testing and in interpreting the results. Mutated genes can be expressed in a dominant
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Autosomal dominant mutations with mixed penetrance are more complicated. In this type of inheritance pattern, the variable
disease expression is thought to depend on other genetic or environmental risk factors. An example of this type of inheritance
pattern is hereditary cataracts in Australian shepherds.6 One copy of the mutated gene results in a greater risk for cataract development but does not guarantee disease will develop.
Conversely, a few dogs in the study did not carry the mutation but developed cataracts. This genetic test may be most useful
to breeders of Australian shepherds selecting to decrease risk of this disease in their lines.
Some disorders have an even more complex genetic etiology in which molecular variation in many genes contributes to disease.
Patterns of such polygenic inheritance are commonly studied by genetic marker mapping studies in which the typing of hundreds
to thousands of genetically variant DNA markers spaced across the entire genome are used to derive correlations between the
genetic markers and disease. DNA markers have been identified that are associated with certain diseases for which the causative
gene is unknown. These marker tests carry a higher risk of inaccuracy since the mutant gene itself cannot be directly tested,
but they can still provide valuable information.
More recent studies have surveyed hundreds of German shepherds and Labrador retrievers for radiographic evidence of hip dysplasia
and then looked for the genetic markers that correlate with disease expression.8,9 These studies have found QTL that overlap with those in the Labrador retriever-greyhound study as well as additional novel
QTL. However, QTL analysis is based on DNA marker associations. In this way, they are signposts of genetic regions that harbor
the genes that cause disease. The next step is to identify the specific mutated genes that are responsible for the genetic
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Williams sounded almost matter-of-fact about her ankle ailment and its potential to affect her play in the rest of a Grand Slam she has won five times.
"I've played this tournament with so many injuries and was able to come off pretty on top," she said. "So for me, it's just another page and a great story to tell the grandkids one day."
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Twice a week, Karin Slyker, 40, a married working mother of three in Lubbock, Texas, donates her plasma for extra money. She began in the summer of 2010, receiving a check for her services, and then in March 2011, the plasma center began compensating her with prepaid cards, making it easy for her to track her earnings. Since March 2011, she has made $6,690 – which has gone toward paying off debt accrued from a failed business, says Slyker, who works in the marketing department at a university.
"Even if I was debt-free, I might continue doing it. It's easy money, and I'd love to save it up and invest it perhaps," Slyker says.
Donating plasma is one of those go-to strategies for anyone who needs extra money and especially anyone in a cash crunch. So in honor of those who need to put money in their bank account, pronto, here's more information about Slyker's strategy and others that will help you boost your income quickly.
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1. Donate plasma. For those who barely made it through science class, plasma is the liquid part of the blood that carries the red and white cells. Mostly made up of water and dissolved proteins, plasma is used for a variety of medicines, medical treatments and medical research.
How much will you get paid? It varies, but you can expect to make between $15 and $40, depending on how much you weigh. The heavier you are, the more you make. Every plasma center is different, and there are more than 500 for-profit plasma centers throughout the country.
How fast will you get paid? Pretty fast. On your first visit, you'll be given an examination to make sure you're healthy enough to donate, which will add a little extra time. After that, expect to donate plasma for approximately an hour. And you are donating it; generally, plasma centers state that they pay people not for their plasma, but their time.
In Slyker's case, she says the lab technician scans the label on the bottle of blood, and the amount is immediately credited to her prepaid debit card.
2. Babysit. If you're way past your teenage years, you may not have considered this as a fast money-making option, but it absolutely is.
How much will you get paid? Set your price. But if you want to be competitive, according to UrbanSitter.com, the average babysitting fee per hour generally depends on what area you live in. For example, in San Francisco, babysitters tend to earn $14 per hour for one child, while in Denver, they generally make $10.25 per hour, per child.
How fast will you get paid? As soon as the parents return.
If you want to make this a regular gig, you could join a caregiving site like SitterCity.com or Care.com. Keep in mind that you'll be competing against experienced sitters who likely have first aid training – but in theory, you could land a job fairly quickly.
You could also simply spread the word among friends and family that you're looking to earn a little extra cash. They may just take you up on the offer, especially if you have kids of your own. After all, if you were looking for a sitter, who would you rather hire: an inexperienced teenager or someone like you?
3. Recycle. Take a look around your house and property to see what's recyclable. Some people have had luck recycling old tires to tire retread stores, while others recycle printing cartridges. And there's always tried-and-true aluminum cans.
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This section of The First Sourcebook on Nordic Research in Mathematics Education presents nine chapters describing and discussing recent mathematics education research at primary, secondary, and tertiary level as well as adult mathematics education in Denmark. The papers represent a wide range of research methodologies such as qualitative, quantitative, historical, sociological, and philosophical accounts, and as a whole constitute a representative state of the art of research in mathematics education in Denmark.
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Please, could I share the Australia trip....have never been there
in spite of 25 years that I worked as a Travel Consultant.
I live in Australia and have seen a lot about Ellen's Australian tour on the news, but none of the shows that have been done so far in Australia have been broadcasted here. I thought the shows would be recorded and played on the tv, but we're seeing re-runs the same as the US viewers are! Sure the Australian shows going to be played on tv in Australia and America?..
Hi Ellen & Portia,
How's it? glad you had a great time :) I really missed you, I watch you everyday during my lunch time. I work up in the field services dept. of animal control, & sometimes while watching you I bust out cracking up, trying to not laugh so loud but you get me every time. I'm glad that you have a show and that you make so many people happy with your whit and charm and love too :) your are the best
love your pal,
ruth a.k.a. superlicensing chicka heee....hee...
Why aren't shows being aired? There was a lot of hype about this trip and now we're stuck with reruns?
Glad you are enjoying:-)
I miss Ellen.... I thought this Australia trip was gonna be like the Oprah trip to Australia and we (in the USA) would get to see the Ellen show broadcast from Australia. Old reruns are better than nothing...but I was hoping we'd get to see the show broadcast from Australia...
Hi Ellen, welcome to Melbourne! Unfortunately your biggest fan will be at school tomorrow, she's only 11 years old. Both she and I hope you and Portia have a wonderful stay while you're here and don't forget to come back again soon!
Ellen came to my school when she visited Melbourne today, pretty epic.
Hey Ellen, everybody loves you.
But I love u more. lol
Hey...after Australia, comos to Brazil.
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American Horror Story Episode 111
Written By: Tim Minear
Directed By: Alfonso Gomez-Rejon
Original Airdate: 14 December 2011
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It's time to go get mommy from the looney bin, and Violet is fighting Ben every step of the way. He physically puts her in the car, and she lays down in the back seat so he won't notice when she disappears at the end of the driveway. With the house to herself (other than the ghosts), Violet calls Constance over. Chad and Pat have made it perfectly clear that they are going to steal Vivien's babies and raise them as their own. Worried for her mother, Violet wants to speak to Billie Dean - she needs help ridding the house of ghosts - at least those two. Constance, being the traditional homophobe she is, is all too eager to get the boys out of the house. Billie Dean only knows of one instance where humans were able to rid themselves of ghosts: the Roanoke colony of 1590. The entire town of colonists just disappeared mysteriously one day, but were haunting the natives. So the natives gathered the colonists' personal effects, burned them, and yelled "Croatoan" until they disappeared.
Violet steals Chad's watch while Tate seduces, then infuriates Pat and gets his ring. Violet throws them in a fire in the basement as Chad comes downstairs. She starts screaming "Croatoan" at him, and his body starts shake... with laughter. That "spell" was an old wife's tale. There is no way to get rid of ghosts. But it doesn't matter, anyway. Chad overheard Pat telling Tate that he was almost out of his loveless marriage before Tate killed them and he was stuck with Chad forever. They two of them had a huge fight and Chad no longer wants to have children with him. So Vivien's babies are "safe," at least from him. This is the first that Violet is hearing of Tate's murder of Chad, so he fills her in. Tate murdered Pat, and raped Vivien.
Ben collects Vivien from the hospital. The plan is to go straight to the airport and head to Vivien's sister's house where she will have the babies. Even though she is only six months along, her doctor doesn't want her to fly; in fact, he wants her to have an emergency C-section. It seems that one of the fetuses is big, strong, and ready to get out of there, while the other, deprived of vitamins and nutrients, is growing weaker by the day.
The pair go to the house to pick up Violet and their luggage. Vivien insists on waiting in the car. While alone, she goes into labor, her cries growing so loud that it attracts Constance, who helps her into the house. Vivien is in too much pain to resist. Ben is inside, yelling at Violet because he thinks she is on drugs. She gets frustrated and yells at him that she is dead. He cannot even absorb this info as Vivien is in the house and ready to pop. Constance and Ben take her into Ben's office. The house insists on keeping her there: Ben's cell phone can't connect; the phone lines are dead; the power goes out; the redheaded twin ghosts vandalize the car beyond the point of being drivable. Luckily there is a doctor in the house: Dr. Montgomery.
Vivien's labor is difficult. While Ben tries to coach her through, Montgomery delivers, and the two dead nurses assist. The first baby is stillborn; it is passed off to Nora for her to care for. The second baby is "stuck." Montgomery finally gets that one out, and it screams. Constance takes it to be cleaned off, with Moira looking over her shoulder. Hayden shows up, expecting to take possession of the baby.
But Vivien isn't done yet. She is hemorrhaging blood, and the doctor is having a hard time stopping it. Ben is begging her to hang in, promising that he will be a devoted husband. Violet appears to Vivien - no one else - apologizing and enticing her to the other side. The room becomes still - Ben and Vivien are alone.
In her room, Violet confronts Tate about the murders that Tate committed as a ghost, and about raping her mother. He cries, and she vows that she will always love him, but he has to pay for what he has done. She screams at him to go away - and it works. She is alone, crying. An arm wraps around her, holding her close. Vivien.
Dig It or Bury It?
Tonight's episode was almost painfully predictable. Of course Vivien was going to die; why wouldn't she? No one is ever really gone in this show. It's kind of like Supernatural: the suspense is gone a bit when death doesn't necessarily mean you are out of the series.
There were a couple other things I didn't like. First, you never, ever see either of the babies; just little lumps fully swathed in towels. It feels very much like Rosemary's Baby, where you are supposed to let your mind fill in the blanks and assume the antichrist child is a hideous monster, when it is really just a regular baby. If you are Roman Polanski, you can pull that off. In American Horror Story, it just feels like an obvious ploy. The other thing that annoyed me was that there was a scene that lasted (what felt like) a full ten minutes, with Constance and Chad exchanging barbs with one another. We get it. Homophobia is bad. No one doubts that. Do I really need a ten minute "lecture" about it?
Classic Lines
Tate to Chad: "You couldn't steal shit out of your own ass."
Vivien, in labor: "[The baby is] ripping me apart!"
Constance Harm
Constance is actually helpful tonight. Other than her homophobic rant to Chad, she is very focused on helping Vivien deliver (yes, it is because she wants her grandchild to be healthy and safe).
Full Disclosure
Our opening flashback scene was very brief. In it, Tate is a child, about six years old, and he loses his truck down the basement stairs. He goes looking for it, and comes face-to-face with with a hideous man-monster (it kind of looks like the freak from Castle Freak), and Nora saves him. She calls this monster Thaddeus, so I assume this is a "ghost" we will explore next season. I must hand it to AHS: rather than having Thaddeus jump out at Tate in a typical horror movie move, Thaddeus slowly appears in the shadows, coming into focus in an effectively eerie manner.
Next week is the season finale, and I have to say, I am a little worried about the direction the show is taking. In the previews, Ben hold a gun to his head. It seems way too easy for him just to shoot himself. Then the Harmons could be a "happy family" again, haunting whatever hapless soul moves in next. Where can they take the show now? I am worried it has plateaued.


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Hay, who won the long jump, triple jump, the 55-meter dash, and the 200-meter dash, led the Pride to victory as it scored a meet best 219 points.
She shared the award with Jacqui Wentz from MIT, who became the first women to qualify for the NCAA Division III Indoor Championship in the 5,000 meters, with a time of 17:05.20.
The Norwalk, Conn. native won the long jump with a distance of 17-04.75, over a foot farther than the next competitor, and won the triple jump with a distance of 38-01.50, almost four feet longer than any other competitor. In the 55 meter dash, Hay (7.36) was one of the Pride's top three finishers, while her final win of the day came as she blew past the competition in the 200 meters with a time of 26.16, winning by more than two seconds.


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In reply to Jim O'Leary's letter in the opinion column of The Daily Star on Sept. 17, he criticizes Congressman Gibson's vote in the House on HR1, 2, and 3 as a direct attack on women's health.
In my understanding, our country's economic condition may compel it to try to borrow trillions of dollars soon after the elections in November. I believe the primary reason we are so far in debt is because our government spends too much money.
I grant you, some of the programs it spends on are of benefit to some people, but many of these expenditures must be curtailed or totally eliminated if our country is to become financially sound once more. A government deeply in debt must borrow and/or raise our taxes; both of which Obama would rather do than cut spending.
My wife and I raised four children, two of them girls, and all without family planning or teen pregnancy prevention. Both Paul Ryan and Chris Gibson know Medicare and Social Security cannot continue as they are now. There must be cuts in them and every one of us will be directly affected. Do you see any alternative? I do not.
Let's hope more of our elected officials will have the courage to curtail much of our government's spending, instead of continuing to spend and tax and borrow from China.
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I truly do not understand how such a thing could be allowed. It makes me wonder if people know the facts. The environment around us will be completely polluted. The chemicals that these companies will use to have the natural gases come up will contaminate my family's water and my water. Family friends of mine in Pennsylvania where fracking has begun complain are upset because when they turn on the faucet, or shower, their home fills up with the smell of all the chemicals.
I live with my 90-year-old grandmother, and my parents themselves are seniors in their mid-60s. They already worry about their health as it is, being that they're older, but now they have to worry about this? Imagine the thought of taking a shower to be clean, and we smell chemicals? No, thank you.
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By Tom Rockne
---- — The Oct. 11 Record-Eagle editorial cheerleading for Manistee Blacker Airport's service fits perfectly into this political season as it demonstrates a lack of understanding, ignores basic common sense, and is reckless with the facts and the taxpayers' dollars.
First, very significantly, there is no mention of the current federal Essential Air Service subsidy of $2,143,294 delivered annually from taxpayers to secure service and bring prices down in Manistee.
This is the 1979 act passed to ease the transition of smaller airports into the deregulated environment. It was intended to end in 1989. Manistee is just one example (Escanaba, Muskegon, Ironwood, and other Michigan airports among them) of many ill-conceived efforts to maintain air service where the market simply cannot support it.
I read, "Blacker's problem, though, is that while it has a good idea and a good location, it can't seem to find a carrier who can do enough business to stay in the air ..." The logical conclusion: There is no carrier who can do enough business.
Multiple service providers have taken the subsidy for services they provided, enjoyed it, and then departed, citing the fact they could not make the economics work. I'm baffled by your editorial comment that "Blacker can't seem to catch a break." They've caught and spent millions, and millions, and millions of them.
The "revolving door" of carriers you note at Blacker is the result of that economic reality. This latest Public Charter-ADI slapdash effort offering solely Midway service with no thru-fare, no thru baggage check, no published connections, was destined to fail from its inception.
Of course, it's difficult for politicians of any stripe to acknowledge that and shut off the spigot ... and, after all, it's only $2 million or so. And it is an election year — the focus is on trumpeting the cutting of "waste" and "pork"... but, of course, the actual hatchets are silent.
When you note, "The folks at Manistee's Blacker Airport have a great idea" are you referring to their plan to continue to spend taxpayer money on service to an airstrip that boarded 11,101 passengers last year and 2,364 through August? Do the math. How much is that per passenger?
Manistee is a beautiful community situated an hour's drive from Cherry Capital Airport. American, Delta, and United (the three largest worldwide carriers and each a member of one of the three major worldwide alliances) all offer service at Cherry Capital.
That's significant access to the nation's and world's air system. Airlines are increasingly looking at consolidating services into a given region as they continue to "rightsize" them. That certainly poses challenges for schedules, fares, and more, but fracturing demand in this environment is a very poor and costly option.
Conversely, more demand at Cherry Capital can mean more flights resulting in more seats ... and more low-fare seats come with them. Bottom line — Cherry Capital is the airport partner for Manistee and the carriers there today and tomorrow are its partners for business and leisure travel.
About the author: Tom Rockne is retained by Cherry Capital Airport as a consultant on airline service retention and expansion. He lives in Leelanau County and is a 36-year travel industry veteran. He is the principal at Tom Rockne Travel Resources.
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— TRAVERSE CITY — A local student is charged with a misdemeanor after officials caught him having sex with a girl on Traverse City Central High School's tennis courts during school hours.
Patrick Miguel Davis-Mercado, 18, and a girl, 15, were caught in the act April 29 about 10:30 a.m., Grand Traverse County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Noelle Moeggenberg said.
Teachers at nearby Eastern Elementary quickly diverted students' attention, and a school liaison officer was notified.
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The pair, both high school students, admitted to the act, Moeggenberg said.
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On Saturday, October 27, Downtown Petoskey will promote its ghosts and scary stories with a walking tour starting in Pennsylvania Park at 7:00 pm. Learn about the crying toddler, the employee who fell in love with a ghostly visitor, the mysterious fan, the woman in the wall and much more as ghostly docents lead tours throughout our very haunted Downtown. Tours are $5 per person. Reservations can be made at the Petoskey Downtown Offices, 216 Park Avenue. The walk will run just about an hour. Walk-ins will be accepted if space allows.
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All area children are invited to the Children's Costume Parade beginning at Central Elementary School (corner of Howard and State Streets) at 10:00 am. Line up begins at 9:45 am. Immediately following the parade, until 12:00 noon, children can "trick-or-treat" at various stores throughout Downtown Petoskey. Signs will be posted at stores participating in this event.
Becky Goodman, Downtown Director, at 231-622-8501.
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The Best Girlfriend Day Ever! If you love to shop, then gather some friends for the annual Downtown Petoskey Shopping Scramble!
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In addition, each Shopping Scramble participant will receive a gift bag filled with donations from area merchants and a chance to win several grand prizes and many more door prizes and awards.
Dozens of businesses in Downtown Petoskey will be offering special promotions exclusively to Shopping Scramble participants, including "hole in one" discounts or a percentage off purchases made that day.
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EVERETT, Wash. – The State's Liquor Control Board on Tuesday kicked off a series of public hearings on proposed rules about marijuana.
Since voters approved legalizing marijuana, the board has been working on regulations. Now the state's 42-page plan is receiving a lot of attention from people with a business plan.
Bruce King has been farming awhile, but just recently moved on to a 70-acre site in Arlington. He has corn, cows and pigs, but what he'd like to add is pot.
"Do I smoke pot, no, absolutely not. Do I suggest that other people that I know, my employees, my children, smoke pot, absolutely not," he said.
But is he willing to make money off pot?
"People are going to buy this stupid product and if they are going to buy this stupid product I want them to buy this stupid product from me," he said.
He has the space. He'd move the cows out and what he hopes is a cash crop in. He's optimistic about the state's marijuana marketplace
"Ecstatic, ecstatic. I think there is potential for a huge amount of profit for any grower that makes a good product."
On Tuesday he attended the first of a handful of hearings where the public can ask questions about the state's proposed marijuana rules.
King says for him, the meetings are more about getting to know the competition.
"And so far what I have seen I am not going to have any real problems," he said. "Some people are going to make a lot of money and others are going to lose their shirts, it's a gold rush."
Times and locations for the meetings include:
August 6:
Seattle City Center
Northwest Rooms, Olympic Rooms
354 1st Ave (N & Republic Streets, north of Key Arena)
Seattle, WA 98109
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
August 7:
Red Lion Hotel
2300 Evergreen Park Drive SW
Olympia, WA 98502
9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
August 7:
Central Washington University
Student Union Ballroom B and C
400 E University Way
Ellensburg, WA 98926
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
August 8:
Spokane Convention Center
Ballroom 100A
334 West Spokane Falls Blvd
Spokane, WA 99201
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.