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CLEVELAND — It was less than a week ago that the Royals opened a pivotal seven-game road trip with two confidence-fueling victories at Yankee Stadium.
Now they limp into the All-Star break on a five-game skid and their season on a brink after Sundays 6-4 loss to the Cleveland Indians completed a disastrous weekend at Progressive Field.
The Indians jumped struggling lefty Tim Collins for three runs in the sixth inning. A leadoff walk ignited the rally before Asdrubal Cabrera delivered the key blow with a two-run double.
It continued a horrific stretch for Collins, who had a 2.02 ERA before permitting 12 runs in 62/3 innings over his last 11 outings. His ERA now sits at 4.86.
I still feel Im going out there and making my pitches, he said. Theyre just hitting them. I dont know if theyre seeing them (well) or what Im doing out there.
But I feel Im making my pitches. Thats really all I can say (and do). Just keep going out there and keep doing the same thing.
Collins, 2-5, got the ball in the sixth, earlier than usual, because workhorse James Shields threw 113 pitches while laboring through five innings. Even so, Shields handed off a 4-3 lead.
It was one of those days where he really had to compete, manager Ned Yost said. He competed his butt off to get through five innings with the lead.
It didnt last.
Collins began the sixth by walking Lonnie Chisenhall and yielding a single to Drew Stubbs, which turned over the lineup. Michael Bourns sacrifice moved the runners to second and third.
Cabrera then drove a two-run double over the head of center fielder Lorenzo Cain. The Indians led 5-4. Out came Collins; in came Everett Teaford.
Jason Kipnis rammed an RBI single up the middle that made it 6-4, which is how it ended.
Rich Hill, 1-1, got the victory for getting the final two outs in the sixth. Bryan Shaw, Joe Smith and Chris Perez closed out the three-game sweep. Perez worked the ninth for his 13th save in 15 chances.
The Royals, at 43-49, have much to ponder as they head into the four-day break for the All-Star Game. Most important, perhaps, is their five-game skid positions them a season-worst eight games behind first-place Detroit.
Weve had a rough five games, Yost agreed. Now, everybody can go, take a break and regroup, come back and play more consistent baseball.
The July 31 non-waiver trading deadline is fast approaching. Do the Royals still believe they can muster a postseason run over the seasons final 10 weeks or should they recalibrate their sights for next year?
You never want to lose five in a row, Shields said. One year (at Tampa Bay), we lost seven or eight in a row. It put us in a deep hole. Then we ended up winning 10 in a row after the break. Im not really too worried about it.
Sunday offered the possibility of, at least, taking a slump-breaking victory into the break. The Royals had won each of Shields last eight starts and built leads of 2-1 and 4-3.
Shields dodged trouble throughout his five innings after opening the game with his usual early wobbles. Bourn led off with a check-swing single and went to third on Cabreras single up the middle.
Kipnis lofted a drive to deep left for a sacrifice fly and a 1-0 lead. That makes 17 runs in the first inning of Shields 20 starts.
I didnt feel like I struggled, Shields insisted. I threw some really good pitches. I think I threw three change-ups that probably would have hit the dirt, and they got base-hits on them.
I was using my fastball a lot today, and they probably had 20 foul-offs. I was getting ahead of hitters for the most part all day, but it was a grinder.
The Royals answered with two runs in the second against Indians starter Ubaldo Jimenez after one-out singles by Cain and David Lough put runners at first and second. A walk to Johnny Giavotella loaded the bases.
Alcides Escobar sent a fly to short center that tied the game when Cain slid under Carlos Santanas tag on a bang-bang play. Replays suggested the Royals might have caught a break.
Alex Gordon followed with an RBI single to right for a 2-1 lead their first lead of the series.
Shields worked around two singles to start the Cleveland second but continued to labor in the third and a one-out walk to Kipnis came back to bite him.
Kipnis went to second on Nick Swishers grounder to first and scored the tying run on Brantleys two-out single to right.
Santana followed with a hard grounder past first for an RBI double and a 3-2 lead. Lough bobbled the ball in right, which took away any chance for a play at the plate.
Again, the Royals answered immediately.
Jimenez opened the fourth by walking Cain, who stole second and went to third when Santana threw wildly. Cain held third on Loughs bunt single, and then Lough stole second.
Giavotellas grounder to short tied the score, and the Royals took a 4-3 lead when Escobar followed with an RBI single to left.
Thats how it stayed until the sixth.


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HOUSTON – More than 250 children and their dads had fun working on their football skills on Saturday as part of the Houston Texans' First Down Dads Field Day.
"It's a week out before Father's Day. Next weekend's Father's Day, so it's a good time to see all the dads and their sons and even daughters out here," Larry Medina, a father, said.
Heath Sechrist brought both of his sons to the field day -- 9-year-old Caden and 7-year-old Logan.
"This is the third time we've come out here. They love football and getting to come out here and run around Andre (Johnson), Arian (Foster) and J.J. Watt play. They really get excited about it," Sechrist said as he stood by his boys. "I love hanging out with my boys. Any chance I get to be involved in their lives and sports is a big part of their lives. I coach them or play in the backyard with them all the time. I just love hanging out with them."
Caden said he enjoys spending time with his dad.
"I get to spend time with him and he's awesome," the 9-year-old said. "I just love spending time with him."
Texans special teams coach Joe Marciano is the driving force behind the camp. He had current and former Texans players on hand to serve as coaches
Marciano had a message for those dads who attended.
"Dad's are the quarterbacks of the household. They're the leader. They're the role model. So much of the time you hear about the athletes being the role model, but I think the dad is the role model," Marciano said. "One day when you leave this earth, God's going to say, 'What kind of father were you?' That was the message today."


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4 years after successfully hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup, South Africa celebrates 20 years of its democracy, while reflecting on the impact of the event on the design of [...]
4 years after successfully hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup, South Africa celebrates 20 years of its democracy, while reflecting on the impact of the event on the design of its cities. As Brazil celebrates 30 years of democracy, the challenges, solutions and opportunities of hosting mega events like the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games have been placed at the centre of global attention.
DESIGN, CITIES AND THE WORLD CUP will present a critical dialogue and discussion on the role of the World Cup and other mega events as key drivers of design and city making and ultimately in forging a greater South African society. Co-hosted by Zahira Asmal of DESIGNING_SOUTHAFRICA, and Rashiq Fataar of Future Cape Town, the forum is seen as part of an on-going discussion on the role of mega events in South African and Brazilian cities, and how they can be better used to catalyse urban solutions, be they spatial, social or infrastructure oriented.
This event is made possible with the kind support of Cape Town Tourism.
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Copies of the book Reflections & Opportunities: Design, Cities & the World Cup, edited by Zahira Asmal, and as featured at Wallpaper Magazine will be on sale at the event, for a discounted price of R150 (cash only).
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Department of Design is a public event with workshops, keynote speakers and evening activities. The programme will focus on challenges in sustainability faced by South Africans and lay [...]
Department of Design is a public event with workshops, keynote speakers and evening activities. The programme will focus on challenges in sustainability faced by South Africans and lay the groundwork for change. Department of Design will be housed in a spectacular interior designed by Droog, creating a place for everyone to join in the conversation to #cocreateSA.
Department of Design is a three-week long programme of workshops, presentations, speakers and events that seek to address sustainability challenges in South Africa. The result of these will be matchmaking and collaborations between South African and Dutch organisations in the areas of water management, transport and logistics, agriculture and farming, health and science and creative industries to co-create South Africa through design thinking and innovation.
Department of Design will be held from 8-27 July at 8 Vrede Street in the Cape Town CBD. It will be designed as a space where visitors can engage in the programme, and interact with each other through a cafe, access to free, WiFi and workspaces, and a crèche featuring educational toys designed by our partners. The public can join the Department of Design conversation on social media with the hashtag #cocreateSA.
The Department of Design programme is currently in development. The Dutch Consulate General is engaging in Round Table discussions with South African and Dutch experts to co-create a programme that addresses the most relevant issues facing South Africans where Dutch expertise can be shared. You can follow programme developments right now on our website www.departmentofdesign.nl
World Design Capital 2014 addresses sustainability issues through a creative lens. This speaks directly to the Consulate General as an opportunity for the Netherlands to make a lasting contribution to South Africa using Dutch strengths in design thinking and innovation. As part of the WDC2014 platform, Department of Design enables Dutch and South African experts to co-create SA through meaningful and lasting partnerships.
Department of Design is a platform of exchange where, through the perspective of design as an agent of change, a groundwork can be laid for long-term solutions. The message of Department of Design is that through cooperation and collaboration towards these solutions, we can #cocreateSA.
Department of Design is funded by the Government of the Netherlands. The Netherlands is South Africa's third largest EU-trading partner. IT is also the largest importer of goods from the Western Cape and the second largest investor in that area after the UK.
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150th Commencement - May 2014
The 150th Commencement of the University of Arizona will be held on Saturday, May 17th, 2014 in Arizona Stadium at 7:30 p.m.
We will build on last year's ceremony, which recognized our graduates' achievements in a truly memorable fashion and continues to be held as the national standard. It is our pleasure to again provide a celebration unlike any other in the country.
Moving forward, a single University-wide commencement ceremony will occur at the conclusion of spring semester. December graduates may choose to walk in the University commencement the semester prior or the semester after their official graduation.
Between one focused University-wide ceremony and individual college convocations being held twice a year, students can experience the joy and excitement that comes with all University of Arizona graduates gathered together at once, and still receive the personalized attention that comes with the smaller college convocations.
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Wednesday, July 30 - 7:30pm Friday, August 1 - 7:30pm Saturday, August 2 - Preshow party 6:30, show at 7:30pm Sunday, August 3 - 3:00pm
VIP: $22 - includes box seat, appetizers, 1 free beer, wine or soda Adult: $7.50 Seniors/Students: $5.50 Matinee: $5.00Pre-show Beatle Mania party on Saturday, before the film featuring DJ - Jesse Garon Come join the Al. Ringling Theatre and Community First Bank as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of A Hard Day's Night. The black-and-white comedy film, starring the Beatles—John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, was made during the height of Beatlemania. This lighthearted and fun romp of a film tells the story of several days in the lives of the group. The film is considered to be one of the better and more influential musical films of all time. In fact, it is credited as
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Saturday, August 30 Dinner at 6:00pm Dancing 8:00pm-12:00am – Event held at the Baraboo Arts Banquet Center – Dinner, Music, and Dancing… Join us for a very special night out with the Jimmys. Enjoy the sound of high-spirited jazz and blues at this fun(d)-raiser for the Al. Ringling Theatre. Early Bird tickets – $30, includes Dinner and soft blues with Tully and Gary, as well as, a performance by the […]
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CHARLESTON – Mt. Vernon's Aaliyah Palmer ended her girls track career as a record holder.
Palmer hurled the shot put 39 feet, 11 inches at the 2A state finals this weekend. Previously, Palmer had tied the school record with a throw of 39 feet, six inches. The record-setting throw came in the preliminary round. Competitors can use their longest throw in the prelims or final round.
The throw led to a fifth-place finish for the Lady Rams senior.
"It was really exciting to have her in her fourth year to have her best throw and then to break that school record," Mt. Vernon coach Connie Harre-Blair said.
Palmer also competed in the discus. Her longest throw was 112 feet, 10 inches. She finished 10th in the event.
"To come out and be 10th at the state, she should be real proud of herself," Harre-Blair said. "I'm real proud of her that she could put those two days together and to have that good of a finish to her season and to her career."
Palmer entered the state final for a second straight season. She won the discus at the Triad sectional and was fifth in the shot put.


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Robert Higgs on The Peter Schiff Radio Show on Economic Intervention
Recorded: Thursday, December 15, 2011
Fill-in host Tom Woods on the Peter Schiff Radio Show interviews Senior Fellow Robert Higgs. They discuss the history of government economic interventions during the Great Depression and World War II and how those lessons apply today. Check out some of Robert Higgs books mentioned on the program.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Banking and Finance, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, History (U.S), Labor and Employment, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes
Alex Tabarrok: Launching the Innovation Renaissance
Recorded: Friday, December 9, 2011
C-FIRE Deputy Director R.J. Lehmann interviews Independent Institute Research Director Alexander T. Tabarrok about his new book, Launching the Innovation Renaissance: A New Path to Bring Smart Ideas to Market Fast.
Experts: Alexander T. TabarrokType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Education, Free Market Economics, Litigation, Privatization, Property Rights
Mary Theroux Talks with Butler on Business
Recorded: Friday, September 9, 2011
Experts: Mary L. G. TherouxType: RadioIssues: Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Politics
Alex Tabarrok Interviewed on Freakonomics Radio: The Economics of Bounty Hunting
Recorded: Thursday, May 26, 2011
Independent Institute Research Director Alex Tabarrok is interviewed by Stephen Dubner of Freakonomics Radio in To Catch a Fugitive, on the enormous advantages of private bounty hunting over government police enforcement of bail jumping.
Experts: Alexander T. TabarrokType: RadioIssues: Law Enforcement, Privatization
Edward López with David Theroux on the New Book, The Pursuit of Justice
Recorded: Thursday, December 9, 2010
Independent Institute Research Fellow Edward Lopéz, Associate Professor of Law and Economics at San Jose State University and editor of the new Institute book The Pursuit of Justice, talks with Institute President David Theroux about the faulty incentives at the heart of government legal failures and whether market-based alternatives can provide viable solutions to the serious problems caused by the bureaucratization and politicization of the law.
Experts: Edward J. López, David J. TherouxType: RadioIssues: Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Law Enforcement, Privatization
The Jason Lewis Show Interviews Emily Skarbek on the Government Cost Calculator
Recorded: Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Dr. Emily Skarbek, Director of the Government Cost Calculator was interviewed on the nationally syndicated radio program, The Jason Lewis Show (Premiere Radio Networks). In the program, Dr. Skarbek uses MyGovCost.org to explain the specific effects of rampant government spending on the personal situation for any individual in America.
Experts: Emily C. SkarbekType: RadioIssues: Fiscal Policy/Debt, Taxes
Dr. Emily Skarbek Talks about the Government Cost Calculator on Taking Back America
Recorded: Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Dr. Emily Skarbek, Director of the Independent Institutes MyGovCost.org was interviewed on the nationally syndicated, web, radio blog, Taking Back America. During the interview, Dr. Skarbek uses MyGovCost.org to explain the specific effects of rampant government spending for any individual in America. Dr. Skarbek illustrates how an individual can find out what their own personal costs imposed by government are, and what they could have earned instead.
Robert Higgs on the Consequences of Leviathan-sized Government
Recorded: Thursday, July 1, 2010
Senior Fellow Robert Higgs is interviewed here by Scott Horton on Antiwar.com Radio, warning those who long for total governmental and economic collapse to be careful what they wish for. Higgs also explains why federal spending cannot continue at the current record levels without a failure of the bond market. He further compares the military and economic over-extension of the Soviet Union prior to its collapse to the United States as a warning against rampant spending by the government.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Banking and Finance, Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Fiscal Policy/Debt, Terrorism and National Crises


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Peirspeed manufactures the 2011 Peirspeed Delivery in both 151cc and 49cc versions. Upon first glance, it is immediately apparent that the scooter was designed with commercial purposes in mind. The optional heated bag is perfect for those who live in cold weather climates, or simply for those who have to transport heated items, such as pizzas. Buyers will also appreciate that the cargo box locks, so that their items remain safe while they stop to deliver an item. One of the benefits to the exterior design is also that there is plenty of space for a commercial logo, and the thick rear of the scooter is also perfectly sized for transporting cargo. Although there is no doubt that Peirspeed designed the 2011 Peirspeed Delivery for those with delivery needs, the vehicle is also the perfect scooter for people who live in the city and do not want to splurge on a car. Cities with narrow streets are also perfect for a vehicle like the 2011 Peirspeed Delivery.
The 2011 Peirspeed Delivery emphasizes utility and comfort over performance, and there is no doubt that the vehicle is quite slow. Although this is unlikely to deter the target customer base for the scooter, it should be noted that there is a restricted speed limit on both models. Fuel economy readings are quite strong however, and should ease the pain of the weak horsepower and torque capabilities. A two-year warranty comes standard on both trims.


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100th time lucky for Laura as she steps onto career ladder
Last updated at 15:11, Friday, 08 June 2012
A teenager who applied for nearly 100 jobs before landing one says it is great to be in work.
Laura Bell's experiences highlight the problems youngsters are facing searching for work amid a double-dip recession.
But her refusal to give up has seen her land a job with a family-run construction company.
The 19-year-old, from Carlisle, is one of a number of apprentices taken on by Lattimer Homes, based at Mealsgate, near Wigton.
The firm is among a growing number backing high-level calls to invest in youth and take on apprentices.
Lattimer's is doing that on its building sites and in its offices.
Laura said: "I had made 97 job applications before I got this. I was starting to lose hope. It's brilliant now to be working."
Lattimer's is giving its apprentices hands-on training, as well as those for formal qualifications at college.
Shaun Clark, 16, is the youngest of the most recent batch of five taken on by the company.
The apprentice bricklayer, from Silloth, left Solway Community College in May last year and went straight into a job with Lattimer Homes.
He said: "I've been learning a lot, doing practical work and labouring for the first 12 months on site at Sheila Fell Close in Aspatria. It's good. It's gone very well.
"I'll be going to Carlisle College next September to do a bricklayers' course.
"A lot of my friends are struggling to get jobs and are having to go to college because they can't find work."
The other apprentices with Lattimer Homes are bricklayer Jack Bullock, 19, of Wigton; labourer Wayne Longman, 19, of Fletchertown; and labourer Bradley Thompson, 18, of Aspatria.
The latest intake means the company, established in 1970, is now employing nearly 40 people. Its major current developments include ones at Cumdivock, near Dalston, and at James Duffield Close in Workington.
Lattimer Homes is part of the multi award-winning Lattimer Group.
Director George Lattimer said: "We are conscious of constantly maintaining our hard-earned reputation for top-quality craftsmanship but we also recognise the need to develop new skills among the next generation.
"This is why we look to take on enthusiastic local youngsters with the right attitude whenever we can and train them on the job and through college.
"It also shows there are still jobs out there for young people and it keeps the whole thing fresh to have new blood coming into the business."
Lattimer's make their apprentices do 12 months on the job before they go to college to get Construction Industry Training Board qualifications.
"It shows you don't have to go to college before you get a job or an apprenticeship," Mr Lattimer added.
"Our latest batch are doing really well. We are really pleased with them."
First published at 14:08, Friday, 08 June 2012
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Randall "Randy" Joe Neeley, 48, passed away Saturday, June 8, 2013, in Fort Worth.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 13, 2013, at White's Funeral Home Chapel, 101 N.E. 4th Ave., Mineral Wells, Texas. Interment will follow at the Evergreen Cemetery in Ranger. The family will receive friends Wednesday from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. at White's Funeral Home. Randy was born on March 6, 1965, in Ranger to Claude and Beverly Hood Neeley. He has resided in Mineral Wells all his life, owning and operating an advertising agency. Randy also earned his insurance license and was known as a great salesman. He was preceded in death by his mother.
Randy is survived by his son, Blake Ortiz, of Weatherford; father, Claude Neeley, of Mineral Wells; sisters, Cindy Poe, and husband, Michael, of Mineral Wells, and Beth Neeley of Mineral Wells; nieces, Krista Howard, Stacey Poe and Lacey Poe, all of Mineral Wells; nephews, Clay "Shorty" Neeley, and Riley Shane Neeley, both of Mineral Wells; and special friend and business partner, Pat Seratne; as well as numerous cousins, and many friends.


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October 7, 2003
9:00 a.m.
Southern Illinois University
Morris University Center, Meridian Hall
Edwardsville, Illinois
Remarks by James E. Walker, President, Southern Illinois
University and David Werner, Chancellor, Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville
Advisory Committee Reports
Committees that advise the Illinois Board of Higher Education
will comment on their respective committee's perspectives
and observations concerning items on the meeting agenda. (Presentations
by Allan Karnes, Faculty Advisory Council; Jeff Twardowski,
Student Advisory Committee; Ronald Taylor, Proprietary Advisory
Committee; Terry Ludwig, Council of Community College Presidents;
and Donald Fouts, Private College and University Advisory
Report and Recommendations of the
Committee to Review Health Professions Education Programs
The report concludes that the current policies are adequate
and should be maintained. The report recommends adjustments
to the Board's priorities and guidelines to reflect current
statewide needs in the health professions. Adjustments to
these priorities will necessitate changes to the programs
currently supported under the Health Services Education Grants
Act (HSEGA) program, ensuring that state resources are targeted
to those areas of highest need. The Committee recommends that
health professions policies and priorities be reviewed every
four years, new grant categories to address emerging needs
for doctoral programs in nursing and physical therapy, and
additional accountability measures for the HSEGA program.
(Presentation by James L. Kaplan)
2003 Compilation of Master Plan
Policies for Illinois Higher Education (Action)
This item presents an updated compilation of the policies
of the Illinois Board of Higher Education. The document builds
upon the "1997 Master Plan Policies for Illinois Higher
Education" document by adding those policies and statewide
goals adopted by the Board since 1997. (Presentation by Debra
Committee on Capital Policies and
Priorities: Reconvene Committee (Action)
This item recommends that the Committee on Capital Policies
and Priorities reconvene. (Presentation by Jim Kaplan)
Presentation of Institutional Results
This item describes the purpose of the Results Report, identifies
the institutions and agencies submitting reports, and identifies
the Best Practice presentations to be given at the meeting.
The following institutions have been chosen from among those
submitting reports for their exemplary best practices: Southern
Illinois University Carbondale, North Central College, and
Harold Washington College. (Introductions by Gary Alexander)
A Proposed Scope and Process for
Reviewing The Illinois Commitment (Action)
This item proposes that the Illinois Board of Higher Education
undertake as a Committee of the Whole a mid-term assessment
of "The Illinois Commitment." The review will consider
the six current statewide goals, the related actions and results/accountability
steps. The review will identify the current status/progress
of these activities as well as any modifications that are
necessary. (Presentation by Dan Layzell)
State Matching Grant Program -
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The local district attorney has asked that drug interdiction work on highways as part of a third-party training operation with investigators be stopped while his office conducts a review.
Jason Hicks, district attorney for District 06 which includes Grady County, has asked his Drug and Violent Crime Task Force to not conduct operations on highways while it works with Desert Snow, a private company that is under contract to train Task Force officers for a percentage of money seized in drug stops. District 06 will review money forfeiture cases and criminal cases worked by the Task Force.
"If any modifications need to be made to the program, they will be made," Hicks said. " I fully believe we are in compliance with state law and at the time the program was formed my intent was to see that my investigators received top notch training and to ensure that we could continue the operation of the drug and violent crime task force."
Complaints were lodged after the Desert Snow owner pulled over a pregnant woman on I-40 in Caddo County, despite not having the certification to make such stops on state highways. The state Attorney General's office is also investigating a report that $400 confiscated in a traffic stop has gone missing.
The year-long agreement between District 06 and Desert Snow, which was signed in January, allows the third-party company a 25 percent share of funds seized on days when training is being conducted and a 10 percent share on days when none of its supervisors are present. Supervisors are always available on-call, Hicks said and he notes the program has, so far, been successful for Task Force officers.
"I think the bottom line on this program is that it is successful," Hicks said. "We are taking drugs off of our streets and destroying them, and we are seizing money from drug traffickers and putting it into law enforcement"
Desert Snow instructors all have background in law enforcement across the United States. The training program is still in place and will only halt operation on highways. According to a press release over the weekend, the program has seized 100 pounds of marijuana, multiple ounces of cocaine, hundreds of pills and approximately $1.3 million dollars from drug trafficking to date. State law allows money seized during drug busts to go toward training. The rest, Hicks said, will go into the budget of the Task Force and is planned to be used to add a prosecutor and investigator.


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A computer model developed by a Johns Hopkins University engineer predicts that 10 million people in the path of Hurricane Sandy will lose their power, the university said in a release.
According to Johns Hopkins, Seth Guikema and his team "developed a computer model built on outage data from 11 hurricanes to estimate the fraction of customers who will lose power, based on expected gust wind speed, expected duration of strong winds greater than 20 meters per second, and population density."
The estimation was based on information from the National Hurricane Center at 3 p.m. Saturday. Guikema cautions that the number of estimated power outages could change with the weather forecast.
It is possible that 10 million without power is a conservative estimate, the release said.
The computer model is intended to help prepare for storms and restore power faster to people affected by outages, according to the release.
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I write from the left on politics and policy.
The first piece of the aid bill to assist victims of Super Storm Sandy passed the House of Representatives today, providing $9.7 billion to fund the National Flood Insurance Program so that claims made by victims who purchased flood insurance from the government program can get their money.
Without the additional funding, the insurance fund was set to run out of cash next week as a result of the high volume of claims resulting from the northeastern storm.
The measure was immediately passed by the Senate and now awaits the President's signature.
The $9.7 billion—which represents only a small portion of $60 billion pork laden bill passed by the United States Senate—came free of any questionable additions as the money was specifically designated to fund the insurance program so that legitimate claims can be paid— and nothing else.
However, that did not stop 67 Republican members of the House from voting against the legislation while the legislation received 100 percent support from House Democrats.
While it is not particularly remarkable that there would be members of the Republican caucus who would vote against honoring the obligations of the United States government (they are, after all, threatening to disavow debt that we've already promised to pay if we don't do what they say in making budget cuts), what shocks even an old cynic such as myself are those Members who had the extraordinary nerve to cast a 'no' vote despite recently pleading for the very same relief when voters in their own districts were under water or picking up the pieces of their lives following a devastating tornado.
Members like Missouri Republican Sam Graves who—just two years ago—begged President Obama for an emergency declaration freeing up big time federal bucks to aid the people in his home district in their hour of need following a severe natural disaster.
And what do you imagine the money was for?
Would you believe it was for damages Graves' constituents suffered from flooding-the very same problem in New York and New Jersey that today's House vote was addressing?
Here is what Congressman Graves had to say when it was his neighbors who were under water:
"I urge the President to approve this assistance without delay. Many communities along the river have been stretched to the limit preparing for and fighting this unprecedented flood."
Yes…he really said that.
And yet, today, the Congressman voted to deny similar aid to the victims of Sandy.
In 2009, Georgia Republican Paul Broun applauded the larges sums of FEMA money being spent in his Congressional district when parts of Stephens County suffered serious damage as a result of…wait for it…flooding.
Today, Congressman Broun cast a no vote on a bill created to help out those suffering from flooding in New York and New Jersey.
And then there is Republican Congressman Mo Brooks of Alabama who, in 2011, held town meetings back home to help educate constituents victimized by a devastating tornado as to how to go about getting federal assistance money that his constituents would not have to pay back.
Here is the statement the distinguished gentleman from Alabama issued at that time as a part of his effort to bring people into his town meetings:
"I urge tornado victims to attend these meetings to better understand their federal assistance rights. Some of it is in the form of loans, SBA long term low interest loans but there are also direct grants that you do not have to repay if you qualify, unemployment compensation, rents as you try to find a new place to live."
Today, Congressman Brooks voted against providing the funding to pay the rightful claims to those who suffered in Sandy.
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Get back to your donuts Christie, you fat cry-baby bstrd. Nobody ever paid me a nickle for all the storms that destroyed my property.
I can certainly understand the subject being presented since I live in FL. These reps should not have voted against the first portion of the bill. If you build or live on the coast here in FL you cannot find an insurance co that will insure you. You go into the state insurance pool known as "citizens". The problem is "citizens" doesn't have enough money to cover all of the losses if a disaster were to happen.
Here is the way I feel about it. If you choose to build or live on the coast, then you should shoulder a larger portion of the financial responsibility in the event your property is damaged due to a natural disaster.
Our insurance premiums more than doubled after the hurricanes of 2004 and it was in part because of the damages done to homes built on the coast. So, everyone took a hit regardless if they live on the coast or not. This is something that needs to be brought up for future discussion in Congress. Those that choose to have an "ocean view" need to take more of a financial burden than those that live inland and are not affected as much by a tropical cyclone (thats a hurricane for you folks that don't know the technical term for hurricane).
I agree Lawgone. This is something that Congress could address. I live in Ohio. I have insurance for my house. Why should I have to pay so that people can live along the coast in hurricane-prone areas or in a known floodzone? The flood insurance should be self-paying. If you can't afford it, maybe you shouldn't be living there.
As a constituent from Congressman Mo Brooks' district (and as someone who did NOT vote for him), I am appalled by his actions but I'm not surprised in the least. My sincere apologies to the victims of Hurricane Sandy for the insult and injury in Mr. Brooks ridiculous vote. Many of us in Alabama's Fifth Congressional district are working hard to replace Mr. Brooks with someone who makes better sense.
Dogs do eat !%@* and these guys are full of it. These are examples of people in power who are such bald-faced hypocrits they should have their tongues tied. I confess I do not understand continuing to re-elect the village idiot who promptly goes to Washington and develops schitzophrenia. Look one way and say one thing and turaround and say the exact opposite facing the back direction. I don't know how that bunch manages to say to different things out of their mouths at the same time without strangling on their tongue.
Yes, and Slick Willie didn't deserve to be impeached and Albert Gore, Jr. really thinks Al-Jazzera are nice guys. Blah, blah, blah …
Thanks for another load of political crap. You are consistent.
Rick's article wouldn't be complete without pointing out the biggest hypocrite of all time and here are the facts, it's Obama:
In one of the previously unreported and never aired segments of the 2007 video the mainstream media insist we had all seen, then Sen. Barack Obama seemingly Impersonated a stereotypical 'old wise Negro' with step-and-fetch it accent (as many describe it) in front of a group of Black ministers, suggesting that race influenced that government's supposed slow or meager response to Hurricane Katrina, unlike the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and Hurricane Andrew. "Somehow the people down in New Orleans they don't care about as much," Obama said to the crowd, criticizing the government for not waiving the Stafford Act for New Orleans as it had for the disasters in New York and Florida.
Obama as we see now was again less than truthful, the federal government had in fact waived the Stafford Act's requirement that New Orleans contribute 10 percent toward the cost of reconstruction and cleanup efforts just 10 days before Obama delivered his speech. Not only that — Obama was among 14 senators who voted against the bill.
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Could the hiring numbers get worse for South Florida's construction industry? Each month delivers the surprising answer: yes.
July employment numbers continued the long, deep decline for construction hiring in the region. This despite a surge in building permits that signals the construction industry has recovered from its coma and is breathing again.
South Florida now has had 61 months of construction-job losses. And the declines have been accelerating during the last two years. The construction industry in Broward and Miami-Dade employs about 55,000 people — 54 percent fewer than its peak of 118,000 construction workers in early 2006.
The housing boom sent employment soaring, and the housing bust caused it to crater. But the public sector plays a role in construction cutbacks. The construction sector includes road pavers, bridge repair crews and other contractors hired by government for infrastructure work — spending that has been under pressure during the downturn with no immediate relief in sight.
Did the July employment numbers bring any good news? The sub-category that deals almost exclusively with occupations tied to home building is not dropping as quickly as the broader construction sector. Specialty contractors — including framers, masonry contractors, foundation layers, roofers and similar fields — saw only a 4 percent decline in July compared to the prior year. In July, construction jobs in general dropped 9 percent.
That gap likely reflects the improving home-construction scene, which is far better than a year ago but still depressed. Building permits in Miami-Dade are up about 50 percent from the same time in 2011and in Broward they're up 70 percent. In Miami-Dade, permits are off 85 percent from peaks set in 2005, and Broward permits are off about 69 percent from that year.
The Miami Herald's Economic Time Machine tracks 60 local indicators in an effort to chart South Florida's recovery from the Great Recession. By comparing current conditions to where they were before the downturn, the ETM attempts to measure how far back the recession set the economy. The answer so far: June 2003. Visit ETM headquarters at miamiherald.com/economic-time-machine for the latest updates.


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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Ryan Braun hit home run No. 34 on the season as the Milwaukee Brewers swept the Chicago Cubs with a 3-2 victory yesterday. Brewers starter Yovani Gallardo allowed two runs and struck out nine for his 13th win of the season. David DeJesus and Bryan LaHair both homered for the Cubs.
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The Brewers have released veteran left-hander Randy Wolf. His release will make room in the rotation for Shaun Marcum, who is expected to return soon from a rehabilitation assignment. Wolf was 3-10 with a 5.69 ERA for Milwaukee this season.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- New Green Bay Packers running back Cedric Benson is expected to see his first preseason game action tonight against in former team, the Cincinnati Bengals. Benson spent the past four seasons with the Bengals. He says he doesn't "hold anything personally against them."
CANTON, Ohio (AP) -- Former Green Bay Packers linebacker Dave Robinson has been chosen by the Pro Football Hall of Fame's seniors committee as a finalist for election into the class of 2013. Robinson was a first-round pick of Green Bay in 1963. Former Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Curley Culp was also chosen by the committee.
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Yeah, definitely. Nothing says "I have street cred" like tenderizing your meat with a pair of brass knuckles.
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Creme Brulee On The Grill
The directions for this product are hilarious. Cook the creme brulee "according to a recipe," then heat this metal plate on your grill and caramelize each custard individually. Just buy a torch, you guys! They got invented for a reason!
Grill Sergeant Apron
This is a neat trick: giving the gift of a tool that makes the person you are giving the gift to look like a tool. Also, who doesn't want a six pack of beer strapped to their chest while they lean over a grill?
Ham Dogger
The Ham Dogger turns hamburger meat into a hot dog. How this product improves upon rolling your ground beef into logs by hand, we have not deciphered. Do we need to even make fun of this? Just don't do this. Please.
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Char-Broil wants to make sure you can grill even in places where you "aren't allowed to grill." So they invented a glorified hot plate with ridges that's shaped like a grill. The guys in the picture look like they're pretty psyched about it, though.
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The amazing thing about all of these stupid grilling tools, is that they are firmly rooted in just how lazy we can be. Grilled meatballs sound awesome, but is it really that taxing to just turn them one by one? The world has been done a service in that these are no longer available on Williams-Sonoma's website.
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How important are they? I have a dynamic effort day right now for my lower body and a max effort. Right now I only do quad work on the ME day after my squat/deadlift. I have hamstring work on both days.
Also, what are some good ways to hit the quads? (please no leg presses or leg extensions)
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I find whenever I stand really close I hit my quads. Whether its front or back squatting, leg press or hack squat, a close stance gets the quads. And with single leg stuff you just need to take shorter steps. Long steps hit the hams and glutes more
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Why not leg presses and leg extentions. Squats, leg presses and leg extentions have been 95% or more of my quad work for most of my lifting life and I've squatted 650 raw and 900+ geared at over 50. They've served me very well.
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From the minute it officially opened its doors in 2004, Binghamton University's Events Center has made a huge impression on the thousands of visitors who come to the campus each year. From comfortably seating hordes of fans at a Bob Dylan concert to hosting the biggest antiques trade shows in the region, the Events Center has become one the region's premier destinations for sporting, cultural and campus events.
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President Judge Timothy Creany has been named Veteran of the Year for 2012 by Veteran Community Initiatives for his leadership in developing the Cambria County veterans court.
The award was presented to Creany on Friday by Thomas Caulfield, director of the initiatives program, at a news conference where Creany and District Attorney Kelly Callihan announced details of a new court program.
Creany is a Marine Corps veteran, having served from 1969 to 1972 during the Vietnam War. He was discharged with the rank of captain. He had been attending Dickinson Law School when he entered the Marines.
In accepting the award, the judge said that he had worked on setting up the veterans court as a way of paying back for all he had learned and received from having served in the Marines.
Creany, who had been in private practice after graduating from law school, later became district attorney. He was appointed a judge in July 1992 and then was elected to the position. He became president judge in 2010 after the retirement of Judge Gerard Long.
State Supreme Court Justice Seamus McCaffery, who was unable to attend the conference, sent congratulations to Creany and local officials for setting up the new court. McCaffery said that it is the 15th veterans court to be established in Pennsylvania counties.
Caulfield and Veteran Community Initiatives were part of the study group that worked with Creany and Callihan on the new veterans court.
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Winner - Jordan Rose, Buckskin Stitchers & Mixers
Honorable Mention - Victoria Hay, The Rascals; Kayla Park, Super Kids; Bree Ann Morrow, Wranglers; and Gretchen Search, Bubble Gum Gang.
Intermediate Modeling:
Winner - Kalynn Rose, Kountry Magic
Honorable Mention - Emily Parker, Buckskin Stitchers & Mixers
- For the long listst of the "Judges' Choice Awards," "Outstanding 4-H Projects," and more, go to <2013 4-H Judging & Jr Fair Results - Home> and scroll down to "General 4-H Project Winners - nonlivestock"
Friday's Coverage ------------------------------------------------------------------
At the livestock sales, Kannon Strausbaugh's Grand Champion Market Goat (pictured above) sold for $2,500 to a group of merchants, including: Advanced Services, First Capital Rotary, Herrstein Chrysler, Adena Health System, Horizon Chillicothe Telephone, and Classic Brands Budweiser. South Central Power purchased the Reserve Champion of Gracie Day for $1,000.
Beef Breeding Results
Grand Champion Female: Rilee Davis, Lucky Lopers
Reserve Champion Female: Karee Neff, Adena Hustlers
Beef Champions
Champion Bull: Adam Grizzell, Barnyard Buddies
Reserve Champion Bull: Emily Morton, Turnback
Champion Angus: Rilee Davis, Lucky Lopers
Champion Crossbred: Karee Neff, Adena Hustlers
Reserve Champion Crossbred: Caleb Strasbaugh, Tip of the Country
Champion Santa Gertrudes: Hailey Grubb, American Rednecks
Reserve Champion Crossbred: Caleb Strasbaugh, Tip of the Country
Market Steer Results
Grand Champion: Jessica Hurles, Born in a Barn
Reserve Champion: Tori Neff, Adena Hustlers
County Born & Raised Grand Champion: Jessica Hurles, Born in a Barn
County Born & Raised Reserve Grand Champion: Tori Neff, Adena Hustlers
Rate-of-Gain Market Steer: Deloris Corcoran, Zane Trail
Calf Scramble Overall: C.J. Watkins, Huntsmen Hillbillies
Beef Showmanship
Beginner: Carly King, We're Growin' & Showin'
Junior: Rilee Davis, Lucky Lopers
Intermediate: Curtis Clary, Country Freebirds
Senior: Karee Neff, Adena Hustlers
Master: Karee Neff, Adena Hustlers
Dog Show Results
Senior Showmanship: Maryellen Rapp, 4-H Dog Lovers
Intermediate Showmanship B: Landen Arledge, 4-H Dog Lovers
Intermediate Showmanship A: Zachary Tackett, 4-H Dog Lovers
Junior Showmanship A: Cody Clark, 4-H Dog Lovers
Junior Showmanship B: Carlee Barker, 4-H Dog Lovers
Open A: Katie Aliff, 4-H Dog Lovers
Novice B: Kasandra Dalton, 4-H Dog Lovers
Novice A: Maryellen Rapp, 4-H Dog Lovers
Beginner Novice B: Andrea Harper, 4-H Dog Lovers
Beginner Novice A: Lucas Clark, 4-H Dog Lovers
Swine Showmanship Results
Beginner: Emalee Montgomery, Frogtown Thrifters
Junior: Lauren Lane, We're Growin' & Showin'
Intermediate: Mat Barton, Frogtown Thrifters
Senior: Wyatt Jones, Frogtown Thrifters
Master: Wyatt Jones, Frogtown Thrifters
Thursday's Coverage ------------------------------------------------------------------
Steer Judging
Jessica Hurles took Grand Champion steer honors while Tori Neff raised the Reserve Champion.
Hog Sale
Makayla Baxter's Grand Champion sold for $5,000 to the Adena Health System. The Savings Bank and JD Equipment teamed up to purchase Taylor Gibson's Reserve Champion hog for $3,400.
Market Rabbits
Grand Champion: Alexis Overly
Reserve Champion: Kolton Carroll
Grand Champion Homegrown: Kolton Carroll
Reserve Champion Homegrown: Naomi Dempsey
Division 1: Kolton Carroll
Division 2: Avery Peters
Division 3: Alexis Overly
Division 4: Hanna Page
Division 5: Zac Jacobs
Breeding Rabbits
Grand Champion Breeder: Samaria Jones
Reserve Champion Breeder: Josh Morgan
Class 1 Champion: Samaria Jones
Class 1 Reserve Champion: Josh Morgan
Class 2 Champion: Josh Morgan
Class 2 Reserve Champion: Abbey Perry
Class 3 Champion: Josh Morgan
Class 3 Reserve Champion: Abbey Perry
Grand Champion Fancy: Taylor Postage
Reserve Champion Fancy: Trey Postage
Breeding Guinea Pigs:
Grand Champion: Taylor Tackett, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Reserve Champion: Julie Wright, Saddle Blazers
Class 1: Jaiden Rittinger
Class 2: Kolton Carroll
Class 3: Sydney Wheeler
Class 4: Izabella Carroll
Class 5: Allison Fuller
Class 6: Bowie Jones
Wednesday's Coverage ----------------------------------------------------------------
Lamb Results
Grand Champion: Arrille Kline
Reserve Chamption: Brooke Kline
Grand Champion Pen of 2: Brooke Kline
Reserve Chamption Pen of 2: Trevor Gray
Grand Champion Overall Single Project: Dalton Ford
Reserve Champion Overall Single Project: Callie Ward
Performance Class:
1st Keara Johnson
2nd McKenzie Ray
3rd Kylie Woods
Horse 1st Place Classes Results
Easy Gaited Equitation: Taylor Tackett, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Easy Gaited Pleasure: Julie Wright, Saddle Blazers
English Equitation 14&O: Kayla Knisley, Lope, Rattle & Roll
English Equitation 13&U: Julie Wright, Saddle Blazers
Hunter Under Saddle: Kayla Knisley, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Hunt Seat Over Fences: Alyssa Oates, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Hunter Hack: Alyssa Oates, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Reining: Cortney Tackett, Sizzle Stirrups
Trail 14-18: Walter Petzel, Walk, Trot & Canter
Trail 13&U: McKenzie Allison, Deerfield Happy Helpers
Driving Single Hitch: Erin Nelson, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Ground Roping: Walter Petzel, Walk, Trot & Canter
Senior Light Horse: Alyssa Oates, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Junior Light Horse: Julie Wright, Saddle Blazers
Crossrail Fences: McKenzie Allison, Deerfield Happy Helpers
Horse Showmanship 15-18 Results
Champion: Alyssa Oates, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Reserve Champion: Sierra Bickell, Barnyard Buddies
Horse Showmanship 12-14 Results
Champion: Delaney Tittle, Walk, Trot & Canter
Reserve Champion: Sydney Barker, Rope, Rattle & Roll
Horse Showmanship 9-11 Results
Champion: Carlee Barker, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Reserve Champion: Rilee Davis, Lucky Lopers
Horsemanship 14-18 Results
Champion: Kayla Knisley, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Reserve Champion: Delaney Tittle, Walk, Trot & Canter
Horsemanship 13&U Results
Champion: Julie Wright, Saddle Blazers
Reserve Champion: Jackson Pickerrell, We're Growin' & Showin'
Western Pleasure 14&O Results
Champion: Sydney Barker, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Reserve Champion: Kayla Knisley, Lope, Rattle & Roll
Western Pleasure 13&U Results
Champion: Julia Wright, Saddle Blazers
Reserve Champion: Tanner Congrove, Lucky Lopers
1st Place Classes Results
Showmanship 17&18: Alyssa Oates
Showmanship 16: Haylee Vollmar
Showmanship 15: Walter Petzel
Showmanship 14: Delaney Tittel
Showmanship Contest 15-18: Jacob Bowdle
Showmanship Pony: Morgan Miller
Showmanship Easy Gaited: Zach Tackett
Showmanship 13: Julie Wright
Showmanship 11: Erin Nelson
Showmanship 10: Carlee Barker
Showmanship 8-9: Camlin Sims
Showmanship Beginner: Victoria Wintersheimer
Showmanship Contest 12-14: Jacob Pugh
Showmanship Contest 9-11: Hannah Pickerell
Horsemanship 16-18: Kayla Knisley
Horsemanship 15: Taylor Tackett
Horsemanship 14: Delaney Tittel
Horsemanship 13: Julie Wright
Horsemanship 11: Allia Hoosier
Horsemanship 10: Alexis Henderson
Horsemanship 8&9: Jackson Pickerrell
Horsemanship Beginner: Victoria Wintersheimer
Hunter Showmanship: Kindal Reader
Easy Gaited Showmanship: Zach Tackett
Walk Trot 14&O: Morgan Miller
Walk Trot 13&U: Cindy Hopkins
Walk Trot Beginner: Macy Thompson
Western Pleasure 15-18: Haylee Vollmar
Western Pleasure 12-14: Delaney Tittel
Western Pleasure 9-11: Jackson Pickerrell
Barrels 14-18: Bo Clary
Barrels 13&U: Callie Ward
Poles 14-18: Taylor Tackett
Poles 13&U: Ian Ward
Stakes Race 14-18: Taylor Tackett
Stakes Race 13&U: Ian Ward
Keyhole Race 14-18: Jacob Pugh
Keyhole Race 13&U: Ian Ward
Speed & Control 14-18: Taylor Tackett
Speed & Control 13&U: Brittany Lott
Cones & Barrels 14-18: Amber Everhart
Cones & Barrels 13&U: Josie Acord
Barrels & Poles 14&O: Jessie Ralston
Barrels & Poles Champion 13&U: Ian Ward
Stakes & Keyhole Champion 14&O: Jacob Pugh
Stakes & Keyhole Champion 13&U: Ian Ward
Bake Review Results Junior Divisions
Sports Nutrition: Destany Graves, Super Kids
Food & Fitness For Fun: Allison Minney, Clover Clan
Snack Attack: Bree Morrow, Wranglers
Fast Break For Breakfast: Victoria Hay, The Rascals
I Spy in The Kitchen: Katie Hirsch, Born Country
Let's Bake Quick Breads: Hannah May and Olivia Spradlin, Wranglers
Racing the Clock to Awesome Meals: Madeline Huff, Deerfield Happy Helpers
Cake Decorating: Reece Wheeler, Busy Beavers
Bake Review Results Senior Divisions
Cake Decorating: Cassidy Eberle, Clover Clan
The Global Gourmet: Izabella Timmons, Ultimate Survivors
Let's Bake Quick Breads: Cyrus Horsley, Panther Power
Party Planner: Rachel Barlage, Kountry Magic
Pathways to Culinary Success: Rebekah Hunt, Hallsville Friendly Neighbors
You're the Chef: Kristen Howard, Jr. Livestock Growers
Yeast Breads on the Rise: Emilie Heilman, Kountry Magic
Tuesday's Coverage ----------------------------------------------------------------
Junior Fair Night on Tuesday saw Frank Hirsch of Hirsch's Fruit Farm taking home Shelby Elliott's Blue Ribbon Pie for $3,500.
Putting in her final year of showing horses at the Ross County Fair, Alyssa Oates took first in Champion Showmanship 15-18, novice equitation over fences, hunter hack, live horse selection 14 and over, and showmanship class 17-18, and she did it using her horse, Willy. Oates started showing horses when she was 8, and never looked back. The 2012 Chillicothe graduate now attends Kansas State University, where she is majoring in animal science.
Junior 4-H Night Results:
Outhouse Race
1st place - Blue Ribbon
2nd place - Tip of the County
3rd place - Frogtown Thrifters
Best Decorated House
1st place - Tip of the County
2nd place - Super Kids
3rd place - Clover Bees
Lip Sync
1st place - All American Achievers
2nd place - Clover Bees
3rd place - Barnyard Buddies
4th place - Hallsville Friendly Neighbors
5th place - Amazing Country Kids
Market Hog Results
Grand Champion: Makayla Baxter
Reserve Champion: Taylor Gibson
Division Winners
Division 1: Rachael Rawlings
Division 2: Wyatt Jones
Division 3: Meredith Robinson
Division 4: Evelyn Bennett
Division 5: Slate Kellis
Division 6: Makayla Baxter
Market Goat Results
Grand Champion: Kannon Strausbaugh, We're Growin' &Showin'
Reserve Champion: Gracie Day, Champion Drive
County Raised Goat Results
Grand Champion: Brenden Naumouski, Clover Bees
Reserve Champion: Abigail Stark, Clarksburg Jolly Beef Feeders
Dairy Goat Results
Grand Champion: Hannah DePew, Amazing Country Kids
Reserve Champion: Alexandria Stewart, We Feed 'Em Well
Jr. Dairy Goat Results
Champion: James Bell, Country Critters
Reserve Champion: Miah Richendollar, Deerfield Happy Helpers
Sr. Dairy Goat Results
Champion: Hannah DePew, Amazing Country Kids
Reserve Champion: Alexandria Stewart, We Feed 'Em Well
Meat Doe Results
Grand Champion: Lyndsey Miller, Clarksburg Jolly Beef Feeders
Reserve Champion: Hunter Miller, Clarksburg Jolly Beef Feeders
Producing Meat Doe Results
Champion: Jill Ruby, Hallsville Friendly Neighbors
Reserve Champion: Jerra Kerns, Nutty Buddies
Senior Meat Doe Results
Champion: Hannah DePew, Amazing Country Kids
Reserve Champion: Kevin Daubenmire, All-4-One
Intermediate Meat Doe Results
Champion: Lyndsey Miller, Clarksburg Jolly Beef Feeders
Reserve Champion: Hunter Miller, Clarksburg Jolly Beef Feeders
Junior Meat Doe Results
Champion: Jerra Kerns, Nutty Buddies
Reserve Champion: Abigail Vollmar, Champion Drive
Market Goat Performance Results
1. Savannah Bonner, We're Growin' &Showin'
2. Ben Corcoran, We Feed 'Em Well
Meat Goat Showmanship Results
Beginner: Haley Holt, Hallsville Friendly Neighbors
Junior: Emilee Wilson, All 4 One
Intermediate: Aaron Yoakum, Copperas Cats
Senior: Lauren Haubeil, All 4 One
Feeders: Brooke Happeney, Country Kids
Master: Aaron Yoakam, Copperas Cats
Dairy Goat Showmanship Results
Beginner: Grace Swepston, Clover Bees
Junior: Kaleb DePew, Amazing Country Kids
Intermediate: Ella Anderson, Crossroad Clovers
Senior: Hannah DePew, Amazing Country Kids
Master: Alexandrea Stewart, We Feed 'Em Well
Market Poultry Results
Grand Champion: Holden Johnson, Bubble Gum Gang
Reserve Champion: Emily Hanes, Bubble Gum Gang
Production Results
Grand Champion: Ann Marie Shelby, The Spirit Gang
Reserve Champion: Lincoln Grubb, Blue Ribbon
Fancy Results
Grand Champion: Morgan Miller, Barnyard Buddies
Reserve Champion: Alison Gossman, Jr. Livestock Growers
Water Fowl Results
Champion: Chris Miller, Barnyard Buddies
Reserve Champion: Katrina Aliff, 4-H Dog Lovers
Turkey Results
Champion: Darby Pillow, Bubble Gum Gang
Reserve Champion: Makalia Mitten, Jefferson Livestock
Market Class Winners
Class 1: Rebekah Bennett, We Feed 'Em Well
Class 2: Serena Bennett, We Feed 'Em Well
Class 3: Chris Miller, Barnyard Buddies
Class 4: Briar Causey, Clever Clovers
Class 5: Bree Ann Morrow, Wranglers
Class 6: Heaven Richards, Our Gang
Class 7: Brandon Smith, T-N-T
Class 8: Ashlyn Grubb, Blue Ribbon
Class 9: Darby Pillow, Bubble Gum Gang
Class 10: Ethan Smith, T-N-T
Class 11: Emily Hanes, Bubble Gum Gang
Class 12: Holden Johnson, Bubble Gum Gang
Poultry Showmanship Results
Junior: Alison Gossman, Jr. Livestock Growers
Intermediate: John Slater, Zane Trail
Senior: Taryn Smith, Nutty Buddies
Master: Caleb Lane, Peacemakers
Sheep Breeding Results
Grand Champion Ewe: Jeff Kline, Frogtown Thrifters
Reserve Champion Ewe: Ryan Kline, Frogtown Thrifters
Grand Champion Ram: Payton Britton, Jr. Livestock Growers
Reserve Champion Ram: Samuel Steinhoff, Ragged Ridge Ramblers
Champion Flock: Payton Britton, Jr. Livestock Growers
Sheep Breed Champions
Cross Champion Ewe: Ryan Kline, Frogtown Thrifters
Cross Reserve Champion Ewe: Payton Britton, Jr. Livestock Growers
Cross Champion Ram: Payton Britton, Jr. Livestock Growers
Dorper Champion Ewe: Megan Brown, Ragged Ridge Ramblers
Hampshire Champion Ewe: Jeff Kline, Frogtown Thrifters
Icelandic Champion Ewe: Samuel Steinhoff, Ragged Ridge Ramblers
Icelandic Reserve Champion Ewe: Samuel Steinhoff, Ragged Ridge Ramblers
Icelandic Champion Ram: Samuel Steinhoff, Ragged Ridge Ramblers
Icelandic Reserve Champion Ram: Samuel Steinhoff, Ragged Ridge Ramblers
Monday's Coverage ----------------------------------------------------------------
2013 Dairy Judging Results
Grand Champion Overall: Alexis Putnam, A-1 Warriors
Reserve Champion Overall: Max Putnam, A-1 Warriors
Grand Champion Junior: Alexis Putnam, A-1 Warriors
Reserve Champion Junior: Max Putnam, A-1 Warriors
2013 Dairy Showmanship
Junior: Grace Evans, Panther Power
Senior: 1st - Alexis Putnam, A-1 Warriors; 2nd - Carey Williams, Barnyard Buddies; 3rd Max Putnam, A-1 Warriors
Master: Alexis Putnam, A-1 Warriors
2013 Rabbit Showmanship Results (Top 3 in each category)
Beginner: 1st - Jayla Campbell, Ultimate Survivors; 2nd - Jonathan Kindall, RC Gang; 3rd - Faith McDaniel, Ragged Ridge Ramblers
Junior: 1st - Laynee Hill, All American Achievers; 2nd - Paige Rickey, Amazing Country Kids; 3rd - Jayden Berry, The Rascals
Intermediate: 1st - Trey Postage, Clarksburg Jolly Beef Feeders; 2nd - Barry Warfield, Ultimate Survivors; 3rd - Taylor Postage, Clarksburg Jolly Beef Feeders
Senior: 1st - Sam Smith, Clever Clovers; 2nd - Josh Morgan, Frankfort Merry Workers; 3rd - Kimmy Wolfe, Pioneer Country Cousins
Master: Trey Postage, Clarksburg Jolly Beef Feeders
Sunday's Coverage ----------------------------------------------------------------
2013 Queen/King & Court
The crown has been passed to new royalty at the 2013 Ross County Fair.
Adena High School senior Kaylee Brown has been crowned Ross County Fair Queen, while McClain's Ryan Kline is this year's King.
The contest at the fairgrounds grandstand put the finishing touches on day one of the Ross County Fair.
The Queen's Attendants are:
1st- Morgan Smith
2nd- Audrey Hoey
3rd- Halie Ingram
4th- Sarah Chain
King's Attendants:
1st- Levi McFadden
2nd- Ethan Richter
3rd- Carter Lochbaum
4th- Andrew Corcoran
Farm Families Honored
Representatives from the Ohio Department of Agriculture and supporters of agriculture will honor five Ross County families on Tuesday, August 6th at 7pm during Jr. Fair Night at the Ross County Fair.
The Dill, Bowdle, Chenoweth, Cory, and McILvane families will be recognized for maintaining their family farms for more than 200 years.
These families are an important part of Ohio's history, as well as the state's current and future economic success. Ohio's food and agriculture industry adds $105 billion to the economy each year and provides one in seven Ohioans with jobs.
Opening Weekend of Ross County Fair
The Ross County Fair will have activities Saturday, although the official opening will be Sunday. Sunday concludes with the annual Junior Fair Queen/King Contest at the Ross County Fairgrounds Grandstand, starting at 8pm.


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opened on May 23 of this year, although some customers still call the eatery by its original name from more than 15 years ago -- the East Lawn Dairy Bar.
Although the business has gone through a few name changes over the years, the heart is still the same; the new owner, Mike Zanette, kept the entire menu of the restaurant's last incarnation, Choida's Grill & Chill, but he's made a few improvements that locals are eating up.
"We have a new Asian salad… with crunchy noodles and Mandarin oranges," Zanette explained. "It's a big hit right now."
Also among the additions are fried Oreos, priced at two for $1.29. Zanette got the idea from carnivals and fairs, and according to him, they're gaining popularity fast.
Cheesesteaks have always been a big seller at the small grill, ever since it was Joe's Steak Shop in the 90s; however, Zanette upgraded the type of beef that was previously used and created a new sauce. He says cheesesteaks are easily the most in-demand choice on the menu.
The grill is Zanette's first entrepreneurial effort, although he has always wanted to strike out on his own. Zanette learned to make ice cream at the now-defunct Hartman's Family Restuarant in Belfast.
"I needed something I could count on," Zanette said. "I always told myself I'd own an ice cream place someday."
To beat the summer heat, there are 24 soft-serve ice cream flavors to choose from. The most preferred local flavor, adds Zanette, has been the homemade raspberry.
Zanette has created two dessert-menu additions for local football fans. He created a Blue Eagle sundae in honor of Nazareth Area School District. The sundae sits in a waffle cone -- to resemble a bird's nest -- and is topped with a chocolate medallion in the shape of an eagle.
However, due to the number of grill employees that hail from nearby Pen Argyl, according to Zanette, he has also created a Green Knight sundae, which is topped with a chocolate knight.
"Come football season, we'll do a rivalry, [and] keep score of what we sell more of," he joked.
Nazareth-area residents have been delighted with the new operating hours, according to Zanette -- the restaurant is open every day of the week.
Zanette's Nazareth Grill is located at 208 East Lawn Road. The grill is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The restaurant accepts all major credit cards and offers free wi-fi. Diners can take-out or eat-in at one of eight tables.
Author's (and Editor's) Note: We're both torn between ordering the Green Knight and the Blue Eagle. We hail from Pen Argyl -- go, Green Knights! -- but love Nazareth Patch. How ever will we choose!?


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San Antonio attorney Neel Lane, who represents the San Antonio couples -- Cleo DeLeon and Nicole Dimetman, and Victor Holmes and Mark Phariss -- is pleased with Sparks' decision.
Monsieur Doumani is not a single person, but three young men from Cyprus, the island nation in the Mediterranean Sea. Formed in 2011, and coming from different musical backgrounds, they were united by their love for the traditional music of their island home. Antonis Antoniou plays the tzouras, an instrument comparable to the bouzouki, Angelos Ionas is the guitarist, and Demetris Yiasemides plays the wind instruments.
I'm guessing that anyone that goes to see a movie named "Lone Survivor" will assume from the title of the film that only one man comes out alive, right? And that when the producer of the film, Mark Wahlberg, is also the star, that he'll be the said survivor, yes? Wahlberg plays Houston-born Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell, who with three fellow SEALs was ambushed by Taliban forces during a special operation on a remote Afghani mountain in 2005.
That a Grammy-winning singer is coming to the Carver Cultural Center is a big deal, but that she's been nominated seven times makes it far bigger still. She's Brazilian jazz singer Luciana Souza, who will perform Saturday, January 19, at the Carver's Jo Long Theater, and to call her music smooth is an understatement.
I spoke withe Ms. Souza recently about her upcoming performance.
President Barack Obama has selected five areas in the country to be "promise zones" designed to revitalize economically and educationally distressed areas. The East Side of San Antonio has been selected as one.
During a news conference, the president named the East Side specifically, pointing out that 40 percent of adults do not have a high school diploma and crime is 50 percent higher in that part of town.
A tentative buyer has declined to purchase the property -- known as Crescent Hills -- adjacent to the Bracken Bat Cave and now a coalition of potential buyers is hoping to acquire the land to preserve it.
The coalition is a loosely-knit group of people and organizations who want to see the land surrounding the bat cave permanently preserved instead of being open for development of houses and commercial activity.
One of the interested parties is San Antonio District 8 Councilman Ron Nirenberg.
There are only two entrances open to the Bexar County Jail after officials discovered several incidents of security violations involving cell phone use in secure areas of the jail.
Sheriff Susan Pamerleau announced Thursday that one contractor had been arrested after jail officials learned he had brought cell phones into the jail.
"The individual was granted access to the jail to perform his job, but he abused that access by bringing in a cell phone and providing it to an inmate," Pamerleau said.
As is so often the case, discoveries are made by the back way. I was browsing today the upcoming 2014 programming of the Orquesta Filarmonica de Buenos Aires, conducted by my old acquaintance Enrique Arturo Diemecke. I saw many familiar composers, but a sprinkling of unknown, mostly Latin American composers as well. Esteban Benzecry, an Argentine musician, was among them. It was a new name to me, and new music--they're playing his Violin Concerto in Buenos Aires.
How have your New Year's resolutions held up? Here is a place where some of you might actually be able to keep them. If one of your resolutions was to re-connect with the artsy you, or to try and tap into that "right brain" of yours, there's the Southwest School of Art.
"It's never too late to be creative," said Southwest's Drawing and Painting Department Chair Vincent Valdez.
Valdez is encouraging San Antonians to come down and maybe find the rest of who they are.


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Intersection | Child Welfare Reform and Author T.D. Allman
March 18, 2014 | WMFE, Orlando - Senate President Don Gaetz says child welfare reform is a major priority for him this legislative session.
The Republican from Panama City used his opening session speech to talk about new reports of child abuse, neglect and death that occurred under the watch of the state Department of Children and Families. 90.7's Amy Kiley speaks to Florida State Senator Gaetz about a package of reform bills in the legislature this session to address these issues.
Also, Florida born author and journalist T.D. Alman's book "Miami: City of the Future" celebrates its 25th anniversary with an updated reprint. T.D. joins 90.7's Matthew Peddie in the studio to look back at Miami's tumultuous past for insight into its future and what other Florida cities like Orlando can learn from Miami.