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Blame it on the rain or a lightning strike. The Council Bluffs Public Library will be closed for at least one day as crews to fix an important piece of equipment this time of year.
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Dalton High School senior Taylor Dale needed one day to build a legacy that caused his coach to put him above all other swimmers he has seen.
But in three years, freshman teammate Ethan Young could rise above Dale's lofty level.
Dale and Young are part of the group competing for the Catamounts today and Saturday in the Class A-5A state championship meet at Georgia Tech. They hope to win a slew of individual titles and also a team championship.
At last season's Class A-4A state meet, Dale won three state championships — two individual titles, the 100-yard backstroke and 100 butterfly, and one relay, the 200 medley. The performance caused Dalton coach Charles Todd to say after Dale's final race that he "has the most talent" of anyone in the program's history.
"I've coached Olympic swimmers, and he's probably got the most talent out of anyone I've seen," Todd said a year ago. "He potentially could be the best."
This season, Dale will defend his title and also go for a crown in the 400 freestyle, an event he finished fourth in last year. He could graduate with seven individual state titles, far exceeding what Todd calls the highest level any Dalton High swimmer has achieved.
"I've had double winners, but never triple," he said.
This year Young — who watched Dale's accomplishments from the side last season as an eighth-grader for whom the buzz was already building — will help Dale on each relay team and compete against him in each individual event.
In the 100 backstroke, Dale is the top seed and Young is second. In the 100 butterfly, Dale is second and Young is third.
"We've been talking a lot about sweeping the podium in both events," Dale said, noting junior Taylor Mathis also will compete in the events. "Maybe we can win both relays and hopefully come home with the whole state championship."
Todd doesn't mind comparing Dale and Young beyond similar times.
"Their underwaters are similar, very strong under water," Todd said. "Head to head, Taylor probably beats him under water. Ethan has great turnover, really strong above water with his arms. Taylor has really strong legs and great technique."
Young holds the USA Swimming 14-and-under national record for the 200 backstroke with a time of 1 minute, 46.56 seconds. He also earned the respect of Dale long ago.
The two have competed with and against one another for nine years through the Carpet Capital Aquatics Club, competed together at last year's USA Swimming 2012 Speedo Junior National Championships in Indianapolis and the USA Swimming Speedo Winter Junior Nationals in Knoxville, Tenn. Dale won the 100 backstroke (55.98) with the 19th-fastest time in the world in the 18-and-under group and 44th fastest for all ages.
"He's like an older brother to me," Young said.
Young also hears comparisons to the senior from friends, people at school and strangers. However, it doesn't affect him beyond the random occurrence of the two being on the same high school team, even if for only one season.
"It's pretty cool for this little small town in the northwest corner of Georgia to have two really fast nationwide-ranked swimmers," Young said, noting the two have built a healthy but competitive friendship in the pool.
The freshman said he can beat Dale in the 200 backstroke, but that's it. Considering he's just a freshman, he'll have a lot of time to catch up to Dale's senior times in the other events. And he's getting a relative head start.
Dale did not devote himself entirely to swimming until he quit baseball after his freshman year.
"My freshman year in the 100 backstroke, I was going (55 seconds). He's going 49," Dale said. "Over the years, he has just had swimming and has accomplished a lot and is still young."
Todd said it shows, because Dale as a freshman wasn't as good as Young is now.
"He's faster than Michael Phelps was at 14," Todd said. "He's got that great potential (ahead of him). He can either do something with it or he can shy away from it.
"A lot of people shy away from it, because it's too hard. They want to be great but don't want to sacrifice the time. Taylor has sacrificed time to be great."


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Scream Factory has just announced via their Facebook page that the seminal 80's VHS flick (also cheesefest), The Video Dead will be coming to DVD. No word yet on date, bonus features or Blu-ray release, but I think it's safe to assume that this one might be coming to just DVD.
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James George Aston, 69, of Keefeton, Oklahoma passed away on Saturday, November 24, 2012. He was born on September 21, 1943 to Thomas Poston Aston and Bessie Odessa Aston - Cothren in Lawton, Oklahoma. He graduated from Geronimo High School in 1962 and continued on to the Technical School of Okmulgee. He was on the Board of Directors at the Keefeton Volunteer Fire Department and an active member of Keefeton Free Will Baptist Church. James was the owner of C and A Truck Repair for 15 years. He spent the majority of his life as a Diesel Mechanical/Service Manager.
James and his wife just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on November 23, 2012.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
James is survived by his wife, Jo Ann Aston; two children, Jay Aston and wife Brenda of Wagoner, Oklahoma, Shelly Reaves and husband Shawn of Springdale, Arkansas; five grandchildren, Justin Barnes and wife Ashley of Iowa, Cody Aston and wife Tara of Iowa, Rebekah Aston and husband Kyle Roudabush of Iowa, Rachel Reaves of Springdale, Arkansas, and Emily Reaves of Springdale, Arkansas; one great grandchild, Kimber Barnes; two "adopted" grandchildren, Katlyn Hiatt and Shelby Hiatt; one sister, Nancy Gamblin and husband Clifford of Lawton, Oklahoma; two brothers, Tommy Aston and wife Phyllis of Geronimo, Oklahoma, and Donald Aston and wife Avis of Marlow, Oklahoma; one step-brother, Harold Wayne Cothren and wife Lee of Tennessee.
Services will be 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at Keefeton Free Will Baptist Church with Ministers Cardell Coppin and Danny Barks officiating. Burial will follow at the Agnew Cemetery in Keefeton. Pallbearers will be Michael Schlachtun, Mike Newton, Spec Plunkett, Chris Creason, David Barks, and Billy Hiatt. Honorary pallbearers will be Jay Pumprey, Eugene Smithson and Kenneth Childers.
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There were reports prior to the draft that the Seattle Seahawks discussed the possibility of trading for disgruntled Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch. That became a non-issue when the Seahawks obtained LenDale White from the Tennessee Titans. But White's recent release has re-fueled speculation of a Lynch trade.
One reason Lynch remains on the Bills' roster is they wanted more for him than teams were willing to give. It is believed the Bills would accept nothing less than a third-round draft pick. NFL.com reported today that the Seahawks would be glad to take Lynch off the Bills' hands for a fourth-rounder. Sounds like a deal the Bills should make, if that's true.
Lynch's absence from offseason practices can only lead us to believe he's not buying into the new Chan Gailey-Buddy Nix regime. Lynch made no attempt to speak with Gailey or Nix during a recent two-day visit to the team's facility. Since Lynch apparently doesn't want to be here, the Bills should help him get out.
The Bills have said they aren't looking to trade Lynch. It is possible they are waiting to see if some team loses its top running back to a serious injury in training camp and becomes desperate enough to meet their asking price. But there is no guarantee that will happen. And if someone did lose a running back, who's to say that team would want Lynch, who is one legal misstep from another NFL suspension that exceeds the three-game penalty he received last season?
We do know that the Seahawks went into the offseason seeking a big, physical running back, which is why they got White. But after releasing White, they are left with three small scatbacks -- former New York Jet Leon Washington, who is trying to come back from a gruesome leg injury, and Julius Jones and former Lynch college teammate Justin Forsett. None of them are built to carry a heavy-duty load.
So it would be understandable if Lynch is on the Seahawks' radar. It looks like a perfect marriage.
The Seahawks would get the power back they covet, while the Oakland-born Lynch would return to the West Coast and have a chance to get the 20 touches a game. That's not going to happen in Buffalo with top draft pick C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson ahead of him on the depth chart. A change of scenary also might rejuvenate Lynch, who would be motivated to show the Bills that he is the elite ball carrier they thought he'd become when they drafted him with the 12th overall pick in 2007.
Another thing to keep in mind is Seattle coach Pete Carroll knows Lynch from college when Carroll coached at Southern California and Lynch played at Cal. Moreover, Carroll is reportedly installing a zone-blocking scheme similar to what Lynch used in college to terrorize Pac-10 defenses.
The Bills open training camp on July 29, so we'll have to wait and see if opt to trade Lynch between now and then.
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There were big plans for Cory Conacher's return to Buffalo April 14 with the Tampa Bay Lightning. The former Canisius College star's parents had a suite and coach Dave Smith and the Griffs' first NCAA Tournament team were going to be honored by the Sabres.
Scratch all that. Conacher is in town tonight -- with the Ottawa Senators -- and a lot of the pomp and circumstance and buildup to his big return to his college home will be gone. That said, it's still a huge night for Conacher because it's his debut for his new team after getting traded to Ottawa on Deadline Day for goaltender Ben Bishop.
"It's always tough to leave the place you started and Tampa did a lot of good things for me. I have to give them a lot of credit for the scucess I've had so far this year," Conacher said. "At the same time Ottawa is a team on the rise and they've been finding ways to win with all the injuries they've had this year.
"They have a lot of young guys and it will be a fun experience for me to play on a Canadian team. To be close to home [Burlington, Ont.] is nice as well. Tonight is going to mean a lot to me and my family and hopefully we get the win."
Conacher said his parents and some other friends and family will be on hand tonight. Many of his Canisius friends, however, won't be because they're on spring break. And coach Dave Smith will be absent too because he's in San Jose with his daughter at a youth tournament.
"He gave me his immediate impact on the trade," Conacher said. "He took me back to the day he got traded [in the International Hockey League] and just how to handle things. Find the positives out of it. He's excited for me and wishes he could be here. He's a guy I can talk to about anything. I texted him a lot this season."
Sens coach Paul MacLean has Conacher on an all-rookie line with Mika Zibanajed and Jakob Silfverberg and said he's liked what he saw in practice from Conacher yesterday in Boston.
"He's got a good skill set, quick mind, quick hands," MacLean said. "He's good around the net, good with the puck. He seems to be diligent enough without it so we're looking forward to seeing him play."
Conacher knows Sabres fans, including many of his old Canisius buddies, have no soft spots for the Sens in the wake of the 2007 Eastern Conference finals. But he's hoping they'll let bygones be bygones at least a little.
"They're Buffalo fans but at the odd time they can cheer for the Ottawa team too," Conacher said. "It's nice to have that little bit of support. They can say 'I wouldn't mind if Buffalo wins but you get three goals.' It's going to be a fun night for a lot of people."
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A Charlotte woman is making sure other women get a second chance. She created a scholarship for moms, and helped one woman completely turn her life around.
They are pages of a scrapbook. Carrie Johnson-Walters does a page a year for each of her daughters.
Johnson-Walters is a teen mom, and it hasn't been an easy road.
"I had to roll pennies and go to the grocery store and say, 'I've got two kids; I need bologna, bread, milk,'" she remembers.
Now a student at Charlotte Law School, the 33-year-old says she had a lot of help turning things around.
"It's not just money; they're creating people that are gonna live in their community and societies," says Susan Anderson.
Anderson, a mother of two, created the "ANSWER" scholarship fund. She grants scholarships to Charlotte moms looking for a second chance.
Anderson helped pay for Carrie to finish undergrad at UNCC.
"You educate a mom and you help change the destiny of the children," Anderson said.
Johnson-Walter's oldest daughter Alexis says watching her mom juggle family life and law school has had a huge impact.
"Very proud-- she's my hero. She showed me just because she has two kids that doesn't put her behind; she still did it," the teen said.
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Johnson-Walters says, "It means a lot-- they're my babies, my life; I would do anything."
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Aaron Phillips turned in the first sub-20-minute finish in several years at the annual Pipestem Pumpkin Run on Saturday morning. That is noteworthy enough.
The fact that the Lerona resident is still running, and winning, after 16 foot surgeries makes the feat a little more special.
"It's painful, especially in cold weather, like now. I don't have good circulation in my feet," Phillips said after clocking a time of 19:03 in the 5-kilometer race at Pipestem State Park. "In the summer, it doesn't bother me."
"But look at all those people with no legs that 'run' in wheelchairs. What's the need of me to complain? If you look over your shoulder, there's always somebody worse off than you."
He explained his medical condition. "My dad ran over my heel when I was 2 1/2 years old," he said. "I've had 16 surgeries on my feet, five of them major surgeries."
This was his fourth entry into the Pumpkin Run, held in late October by the Southern West Virginia Road Runners Club. He won the 10-kilometer race distance three years in a row, "back in the late '90s," he said.
Back then, he was a top high school runner, a three-time regional champion and a two-time all-state honoree. Now, a good portion of his time is devoted to mowing "20-some yards during the summer," he said.
Winning the Pipestem event again, he said, "feels good — but now, I do it more for the love of it. Back then, I was in high school, so I kind of had to do it for my training. I don't have to do this; I'm 33 years old. I do it for the love of it."
He said Saturday's event was his seventh race in the last month and a half.
"I was ahead the whole way, except for the first 50 or 75 meters," he said. That is not his typical approach to 5K races.
He said, "No, not anymore, because I don't have speed like some of these college guys do, and high school guys."
"I pretty much know, when I go to races, who's faster than me and who's not — for the most part. I had it together."
"I've been up here training on this course," he said. "I just live four miles from here. I pretty much knew what I was going to run. It would've been a little faster, but the cold weather — it's, like, 35 degrees."
Though freeze warnings were in effect throughout the area early Saturday morning, he didn't think about staying home.
"I had some family members that were going to come so I didn't want to let them down," he said.
With temperatures in the high 20s, a hardy group of 66 runners and six walkers took to the roadways for the 36th annual Pumpkin Run.
The top female finisher in the 5K was 10-year-old Erin O'Sullivan of Athens, who had a time of 22:42 in her first Pumpkin Run effort.
"This is probably the pace I usually run, but I have run faster," she said. "One reason (I ran the race) is because of my grandfather. ... He helped start this race."
She is a granddaughter of the late Kevin O'Sullivan, a runner in college, and for decades thereafter when he was director of student affairs at Concord College (now University). His wife Anne was on hand to watch their grandchildren run in the race.
The top male and female finishers in the 10-kilometer division of the race were Aaron Paynter and Kristy French. The winner of the children's fun run was Phillip Truitt of Peterstown.
The top finisher among the walkers was Randy Tephabock, who lives near Rainelle in Greenbrier County. He was among 15 people, not counting one dog, who followed a Pumpkin Run tradition by showing up in an outlandish costume.
He was attired as a 1980s rock musician, with a huge black wig, an inflated balloon "guitar" and his own "groupie," Crisandra Honaker.
"The guitar deflated a bit because it was so cold, but I kind of held onto it and stayed in costume," he said as he performed a silent riff on his fake musical instrument.
"This is actually my first walk, because I'm nursing a plantar fasciitis injury from back in the summer. I normally run. It was a different experience for me, but I was able to participate, and I did good, I think."
He said he joined the runners' club last year and ran in the 2012 Pumpkin Run. "This is one of the best (club runs) in the fall. We have excellent food. We have the costume-judging contest, which has great prizes."
Organizers of the race expressed appreciation for the assistance of park personnel in arranging for the event each year.
Saturday's run was slightly more challenging since the runners had to share the park with the first Mountain East Conference cross-country championships. That race drew college and university teams from three states and began just down the road from the Pumpkin Run starting line.
Complete results of the Pumpkin Run were not available on Saturday evening.
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The Indian subcontinent has produced almost no fossil men with the exception of Ramapithecus from the Siwalik beds and a similar jaw from Gandakas in Pakistan. These have just recently been put into the human "line". But men have lived in India since the second interglacial period, from 400,000 to 200,000 B.C. The hand-axes, chopping tools and flakes of the early Stone Age are found in the Punjab foothills, the Soan and Beas valleys, Rajasthan, Malwa and as far south as Madras. Some of these are reminiscent of the Clactonian of Europe and the Olduvan of Africa. At the close of the Paleolithic, tiny bladelet tools likethose of the European Mesolithic Age were being used. From then until about 10,000 B.C. there was a mixture of archaic and gradually more modern societies, of ten side by side.
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Each semester, Coastal Carolina University offers select distance learning courses.
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- At the Search for Sections page for current students, choose the desired term in the Term drop-down menu and "Distance Learning" in the Location drop-down menu.
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I took A-levels in Maths, Physics and Chemistry, followed by a degree in Natural Sciences (Theoretical Physics) at the University of Cambridge and a PhD in Theoretical Physics at the University of Bristol. I joined the Department of Applied Mathematics at Queen Mary as a Lecturer in 1979. I've been a Reader in Mathematics since 1989 and Director of Undergraduate Studies in Mathematical Sciences since 2007. My main interests are various aspects of computing, in particular algebraic computing and web technology. If I have any spare time I like to watch Formula-1 and Wimbledon on television!
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Though QB Matthew Stafford was left off the star-studded NFC's Pro Bowl QB roster, we hear there is no doubt the No. 1 pick has played this season to the level the Lions believed he would reach.
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Matthew Stafford threw for 200 yards and two touchdowns in less than a half, leading Detroit to a 34-10 win over New England on Saturday night.
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Stafford was 24 of 42 for 272 yards with three touchdowns and one interceptions on Sunday in a 26-24 loss to Chicago.||||||| He finished 33 yards shy of a second straight 5,000-yard season. Stafford, however, did finish with 727 attempts to break the single-season mark of 691 set by Drew Bledsoe with New England in 1994.
Stafford was 37 of 56 for a season-high 443 yards with no touchdowns Saturday in a 31-18 loss to Atlanta.||||||| Stafford turned in the second-highest passing performance of his career although he was picked off once. He's 305 yards shy of a second straight 5,000-yard season. Stafford is seven attempts away from surpassing the NFL's single-season mark of 691 set by Drew Bledsoe with New England in 1994.
Stafford was 27 of 46 for 313 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in Detroit's loss to Indianapolis on Sunday.||||||| Stafford's 311.8 passing yards per game lead the NFL.
Stafford went 31 of 61 for 441 yards and two touchdowns in Detroit's loss to Houston on Thursday.||||||| The 441 yards were a season high and the second-highest total of his career, while 61 attempts were also the second most in his career.
On Sunday ina loss to the Packers, Stafford went 17 of 39 for 266 yards with two interceptions _ one of which was returned for a TD. He also lost a fumble.||||||| Stafford threw for 5,038 yards and 41 touchdowns last season. He's on pace to finish with about 4,800 yards this season, but through 10 games he's only thrown for 12 TDs.


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Good news: Janet Yellen, 67, became the first woman to lead the Federal Reserve — taking over the helm from Ben Bernanke. Go Janet! She is married to George Akerloff, a Nobel prize winner. They have one son, Robert, who is an economics professor.
The hooey: How on Earth does Kraft run out of Velveeta? Sounds a little fishy to me. They run a huge ad campaign along with Ro-Tel tomatoes and there's a shortage of Velveeta — an epic shortage that makes national news and Ad Age — the venerable advertising news mag that is as old as Velveeta. Here's the Ad Age article, although it offers no more insight than any other news outlet as to how a company this big and this old announces a shortage. I mean Velveeta has a shelf life of months, and the company didn't make enough? Someone fall asleep at the cheesemaking machine? Did a plant have a meltdown? And all coinciding with a huge ad campaign, NFL playoffs and a polar vortex? I think someone is dumb like a fox.
Good news/bad news: Anyone over 30 will love this. A lot of tennis champions at the Australian Open are in their 30s. Reports out of Mebourne indicate that many top ranked players on the men and women's sides are 30 and older. On the women's side, Serena Williams is 32, and she could become the oldest player to complete a single-year Grand Slam. Li Na is 31. Venus Williams is 33 and although she isn't in the top 20, she still has game. Injuries and illness have hurt her chances at championships — in fact I think she's out for the Australian Open.
On the men's side, Roger Federer is 32, Tommy Haas is 35 and David Ferrer is 31. All are in the top 20. This tells those who are older than 30 that tennis really is a sport for life, and those who are younger — prepare for battle — retiring is not an option for a lot of 30+ players, but winning is.
The Australian Open's qualifying rounds are underway with first round action starting Monday.
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Mrs. Ortega had been named the Harlandale ISD Teacher of the Year in early 2013 and that distinction also earned her the KENS 5 ExCEL Award for Excellence in Teaching. With Mrs. Ortega's students cheering, blowing horns and setting off confetti poppers, Ms. Knapp presented her with a golden apple trophy and Mr. Rios gave her a $1,000 check.
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Wednesday not only served as a practice round and Pro-Am for the Northern Trust Open at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, it was a day to celebrate a few special mothers.
Nonprofit group "Operation Shower" threw 40 Southern California military moms-to-be a baby shower at a tent called the Patriot's Outpost near the 10th hole.
Companies like Carl's Jr., Pottery Barn Kids and Carousel Designs gave away everything from burgers, to bottles and blankets. Organizers say it was just one way to honor the women whose husbands are serving overseas.
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Fall: Posted 12-5 mark, ending fall on four match winning streak ... Won trio of straight set decisions before falling to teammate Kai Schledorn in finals of MT Fall Invitational ... Won final two matches in Seminole Fall Classic and first two in prequalifying at All-American Championships before losing in Round of 64 ... Defeated LSU's Colt Gaston before dropping three-set decision to 67th-ranked Matias Ormaza of Georgia at Region III Championships ... Dropped first match at Beau Holton Memorial Invitational before winning next final to win consolation draw ... Picked up eight doubles victories, all with freshman Andreas Siljestrom ... Won all four matches to win Flight I at MT Fall Invitational ... Tallied two wins at Seminole Fall Classic and one each at Region III Championships and Beau Holton Memorial Invitational.
Spring: Junior who enjoyed the most successful year statistically of any Blue Raider, posting 24-11 singles mark and 16-9 doubles record ... Had 12-6 mark in dual match singles, playing all but two matches at Nos. 5 and 6 ... Had four three-match winning streaks and 4-1 in mark in three-set matches ... Posted 2-0 mark at No. 4 and 6-2 record at No. 6 ... Defeated Belmont's Matt Fitzpatrick and Juan Pablo Di Cesare of Ole Miss at No. 4 ... Won his final three matches of the year, all at No. 6 and in the Sun Belt Championships ... Had 8-5 doubles dual match record, teaming with Andreas Siljestrom until an ankle injury slowed him late in the season ... Posted wins in first three matches of spring and also had four-match winning streak ... Did not play doubles in month of April, concentrating solely on singles.
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Fall: Won first match of MT Invitational over Western Kentucky's Stanislaus Rabinovics ... Lost pair of three-setters at Charles Fluitt Invitational to Murray State's Marek Pawelec and Eastern Kentucky's John Kellert ... Lost to Butler's Kevin Gill in prequalifying at All-American Championships ... Won three of four matches at Tulane Invitational in Flight 2, defeating Chris Walker of Southern Miss, Louisiana-Lafayette's Blake Crauder and teammate Greg Pollack ... Went 2-1 with Michael Staniak in doubles at MT Invitational ... Also won two of three with Pollack in doubles at Tulane Invitational.
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MANKATO — An expert on radical Islamic terrorism will speak at the Mankato City Center Hotel this evening. It is open to the public.
Brigitte Gabriel's talk is sponsored by the Southern Minnesota Tea Party. She founded ACT! for America, which is dedicated to preserving national security and combating radical Islam.
Her critical statements about Islam have stirred up controversy in the past. But the area Tea Party "considers the vast majority of followers of Islam to be good and decent people," said Andy Johnson, a local Tea Party organizer.
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Northwest Whitfield High School boys golf coach Jim McGrew was announced as the new women's golf coach for Dalton State College's fledgling athletics program Tuesday night during remarks by Roadrunners athletic director Derek Waugh at the conclusion of the North Georgia Invitational golf tournament.
"Jim McGrew is a great teacher of the game, and he is our new women's golf coach at Dalton State," Waugh said as he addressed the high school golfers at The Farm while giving them the rundown on the college's relaunched athletic program.
McGrew, who is also a Bruins football assistant, said he will continue teaching at Northwest through the 2013-14 academic year and work part time with Dalton State, which will begin competition during the 2013-14 school year. He needs just one more year of teaching in a Georgia public school to be able to claim full retirement benefits.
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|Bok Crater
Tear-drop shaped islands caused by flood waters from Maja Vallis, as seen by Viking Orbiter. Image is located in Oxia Palus quadrangle. The islands are formed in the ejecta of Lod Crater, Bok Crater, and Gold Crater.
|20°48′N 31°42′W / 20.8°N 31.7°WCoordinates: 20°48′N 31°42′W / 20.8°N 31.7°W
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Bok Crater is a crater in the Oxia Palus quadrangle of Mars, located at 20.8° N and 31.7° W. It is 7.1 km in diameter and was named after a town in New Guinea.[1]
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SEATTLE – Verbally committed to Washington State University in late January 2011, Bishop Sankey arrived on Montlake with a quiet demeanor and open mind.
Keith Price was his host.
"I remember the first time I met him, he was at my house on his recruiting trip and he told me he was committed to Wazzu," Price said. "I said, 'Oh, Lord.' "
Sankey was part of a crop of backs brought in to prepare behind Chris Polk and eventually replace him.
Last season, Sankey began as the backup. After taking over the starting job the first game for an injured Jesse Callier, Sankey would finish the year with 1,439 yards – third-most in a single season in school history.
Through two games, he's leading the nation with an average of 184.5 yards per game.
He picked up blitzes Saturday in Washington's 34-24 win over Illinois. He caught a dump-off pass and scored. He ran for a career-high 208 yards.
Sankey, quiet, smart and stout, has played two games this season with casual dominance. No high-churning knees, no preening. He's doing his work without flash. Efficiency will have to do.
"Bishop Sankey was tremendous," said Steve Sarkisian, coach of the 17th-ranked Huskies. "Some of the runs he had, then his ability to have an effect in the passing game – not just catching the ball, but in protection – I thought he was tremendous as well."
Sankey is 5-foot-10 and 203 pounds. The running back he idolizes is 5-9 and 213 pounds. That's Javon Ringer, formerly of Michigan State and the Tennessee Titans.
When Sankey was still living in Ohio and in junior high, he watched Dayton-native Ringer. Ringer was one of the most-recruited backs in the country, yet did Sankey a solid despite his growing fame.
Sankey was in junior high and wanted to race him. Ringer obliged and won. It increased Sankey's appreciation for Ringer.
"That's kind of something I never forget," Sankey said.
He has that clear memory, but is stumped when trying to describe his own running style. Sankey said he hasn't really thought about it. He conceded he might have pretty good field vision.
Washington's seven-play, 75-yard touchdown drive to open the second half against Illinois on Saturday is proof that modestly-offered thought is correct.
The Huskies used the same formation all seven plays. Sankey carried the ball five times, gaining 61 yards. The only variation to the start of the plays during the drive was a pitch to Sankey on the first snap. Otherwise, the ball was handed to him out of a shotgun formation with the pistol alignment.
The first snap, he ran to the right, then cutback for a gain of five yards. The second, he slipped just off the right end of the line where tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins had his man turned out. Sankey hit that hole, then bounced out to the sideline. Gain of 25.
The next snap, he ran toward the middle with his initial steps. Too much traffic. On his toes, he slid right, parallel to the line, then floored it through a hole he found. Gain of eight.
Callier replaced him for two snaps. When Sankey returned, Illinois overloaded the right side. Sankey headed toward the middle, then slid left twice before curling around the outside. He lowered his shoulder and was banged out at the 1-yard line. Gain of 22.
The next play he took the direct route – straight ahead for a 1-yard touchdown.
"As a running back, you just have to get a feel for it," Sankey said. "It's something that we practice through repetition and you get a better feel for it. Kind of what I did in the game, just open my eyes up and get a feel for where the defense was flowing."
Sankey has rushed for 1,142 yards his past seven games, which would count as the 10th-best season in Washington's history. He's rushed for more than 200 yards in two of his last three games after picking up a career-high 208 versus Illinois.
It's unlikely he can keep the same pace for a full season, but, if he can and receive the same number of carries as last year, he would finish with 1,792 rushing yards. That would break Corey Dillon's single-season school record of 1,695.
"He's a hard worker, one of the hardest workers on the team." Price said. "You'll see him in the weight room. One of the first ones in and the last one to leave every day."
Sankey says his visit to Washington just felt right, so he changed his commitment. Price has a more specific theory for the change.
"Hopefully, it was hanging out with me," Price said with a laugh.
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CENTERVILLE — Stephen Nicolas Tibbals, 22, of Centerville, passed away Aug. 18, 2013, due to injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
Stephen was born Oct. 28, 1990, to Sherri Tibbals in Ottumwa.
A graduate of Albia High School, class of 2009, Stephen went on to attend Indian Hills Community College. He worked construction, farmed and worked for Iowa Steel and Wire.
Stephen loved being outdoors, fishing and hunting. In high school he wrestled, played baseball, football and basketball. He also enjoyed playing the guitar and video games. However, nothing was more important to Stephen than his children.
Stephen is survived by two children, Lilly Isabella Tibbals and Jaxen Allen-Grant Tibbals; his parents, Sherri and Randy Kellar of Albia; a brother, Randy Jr. of Albia; grandparents, Don and Sharon Tibbals of Albia; and several stepbrothers, stepsisters, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Herbert Arthur and Urada Mae Tibbals and Samuel Ivan and Cleo Coryne McKelvy; and two dogs, Rocko and Zeus.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Tharp Funeral Home in Albia; Pastor Neil Montz officiating. A private family burial will be at a later date.
Visitation will be 12-8 p.m. Wednesday at Tharp Funeral Home in Albia, with the family present from 6-8 p.m.
Memorials may be made to the family.
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"I am completely burned out and my head feels like a watermelon." To CFA or not to CFA?
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Chicago aldermen have approved an ordinance requiring medical marijuana retailers to obtain a special use permit before setting up a shop.
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A Seattle police officer is under official investigation for writing too many marijuana tickets.
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Michigan's medical marijuana program has recorded some interesting ups and downs, according to state statistics analyzed by The Detroit News.
Children's Deaths Prompt New York Governor's Bold Medical Marijuana Move
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday called for faster implementation of the state's medical marijuana law, which passed last month but won't take effect for another year and a half.
Detroit police: Sleeping boy, 8, shot and killed
Police say a suspect arrested in a deadly Las Vegas home invasion told them she fought off a woman with a screwdriver to help her partner in crime as he struggled with and fatally shot the woman's husband.
Bankrupt San Bernardino looks at marijuana sales to raise funds
The city attorney of bankrupt San Bernardino, California, has a novel idea for raising new revenue - open medical marijuana dispensaries to sell pot.
Gov. Cuomo asks State Health Commissioner to speed up implementation of medical marijuana
Governor Cuomo is urging the State Health Commissioner to find a way to speed up implementation of medical marijuana, after deaths of two Western New York children with epilepsy.
BG Medical Technologies to Give Free Medical Marijuana Educational Materials to Physicians
As a result of ongoing legalization throughout the United States for medical marijuana, BG Medical Technologies and its forthcoming subsidiary Genius Biotech Corporation are developing training materials for physicians interested in learning more about recommending medical marijuana as part of health treatment programs.
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The New York Times has seen the light. On Sunday, the paper editorialized in favor of an end to the federal ban on marijuana.
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A fired University of Arizona professor who was studying to effects of medical marijuana on military veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder has lost an appeal to regain her job.
Senators urge Obama to deliver consistent message on marijuana
Democratic senators from Washington state and Colorado entered the fray Tuesday, releasing a letter that complained that federal agencies "have taken different approaches that seem to be at odds with one another." The senators _ Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell from Washington state and Mark Udall and Michael Bennet of Colorado _ cited two ... (more)
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Investigators canvassed the area where 19-year-old Renisha McBride was fatally shot, knocking on 80-100 doors trying to gain additional information, but found just one witness.
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Updated 8:04 p.m.
Two Santa Cruz police officers were shot to death Tuesday afternoon and a suspect was also shot outside an apartment building on Doyle Street, just behind Whole Foods.
Elizabeth Butler and Loran "Butch" Baker were the two Santa Cruz Police Department veterans killed by gunfire on Tuesday afternoon.
"The department is mourning the most horrendous day in our history," said Police Chief Kevin Vogel. "We lost two officers."
Sheriff Phil Wowak's department is taking over the investigation so that the police department could deal with its tragic loss, he said.
A third person was pronounced dead a half hour later. Jeremy Goulet, 35, is believed to be the man who shot the two plain-clothes detectives who were investigating a case at his house. He shot at a team of officers from the Sheriff's Departmant and Santa Cruz Police, according to Sheriff Phil Wowak. They returned fire, killing him.
The coroner was called to the area late in the afternoon.
The first report of gunshot victims came in just before 3:30 p.m. Two people had reportedly been wounded at 818 N. Branciforte Ave., between Sunnyside Avenue and Water Street, according to emergency radio traffic. They were later revealed to be the two officers, who were shot outside the building.
The address associated with the first shooting is a single-family home across from Branciforte Small Schools Campus.
Ground ambulances were called for two wounded people. Medical helicopters were dispatched to Dominican Hospital fly victims to trauma centers for treatment. The extent of their injuries was not made public.
The second shooting was reported at 140 Doyle St., off North Branciforte. An ambulance was not needed to provide aid to that shooting victim, according to emergency radio traffic. There were conflicting reports about the status of that victim: KSBW said the person was grazed by gunfire and refused treatment. Stab Santa Cruz, a public safety website, reported via Facebook that the person was suspected in the first shooting and was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Santa Cruz Sentinel reported that Police Chief Kevin Vogel abruptly left a city council meeting to head to the emergency.
A neighborhood resident, who declined to give his name, said he was sitting in his house in the 800 block of North Branciforte Avenue when he heard gunfire across the street around 3:30 p.m. Police soon arrived, he said.
Awhile later, he heard a "multitude of gunfire" coming from the area of the Whole Foods Market parking lot nearby. He said police had told residents to stay inside and not to leave.
He said he saw two gurneys being rolled down his street.
As of 4:45 p.m., he said the street was filled with at least 25 marked police cars.
Children locked in the Branciforte Small Schools Campus during Tuesday's shooting were released about 7 p.m. to board busses waiting to reunite them with their families.
An employee at Darco Printing and Paper Store located at 130 Doyle St. said the second shooting happened a couple of doors down from the paper shop.
The employee, Megan, who declined to give her last name, said the business had received an automated call from Santa Cruz police at about 3:40 p.m. The message stated that a high-profile incident was occurring, and instructed the business to go on lockdown.
She and another employee locked the doors, and a while later heard a lot of gunfire coming from down the street.
"It was fairly close," she said.
Police have swarmed the neighborhood, she said.
"At one point there were approximately 20 officers all hiding behind a van with their guns drawn," Megan said.
She said a slew of law enforcement agencies have responded, including the sheriff's office and "every police department in the area, from Scotts Valley to Watsonville."
Shortly before 6:30 p.m., an hour after they were supposed to go home, she and the second employee remained on lockdown.
The Whole Foods was still on lockdown, and a pharmacy employee at an adjacent Rite Aid said that business was closed.
Police ordered a lockdown at Midtown Montessori at 818 N. Branciforte Ave. at 4 p.m., a preschool employee said.
The employee said all students are safe.
There are several schools in the block where the first shooting happened.
At the time of that shooting, some elementary school students were playing outside across the street from where officers were investigating, waiting for their parents to pick them up, a parent said.
They were quickly pulled back indoors after the gunfire broke out, said Mike Stout, a parent of two girls, ages 6 and 9, at one of the schools.
"I just feel nervous, why are they taking so long?" Stout said.
"What we're curious about is that they came here at 3:30 for an
investigation" just as school was letting out.
Three other schools were on lockdown, according to KSBW.
—Bay City News contributed to this report.


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Some states have state censuses half-way through the decade.
All census records are taken as of a particular date, and record what the enumerator thought he heard. They took some weeks to carry out so replies may not always be accurate for the eventual census date.
If an ancestor should be in an enumerated district, but was not enumerated, an explanation is demanded. People did get missed, but most likely they were elsewhere, and a wider search may find them.
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Eddie George Honored in Return to Fork Union
Former Heisman Trophy winner and NFL great Eddie George returned to his alma mater Saturday. Read More
Virginia has added another offensive lineman from Fork Union to its incoming recruiting class. And he's wasting little time getting his college career started.
Monticello sits atop the inaugural Central Virginia Prep Football Power Poll.
Micky Sullivan says Christian Hackenberg was "a tall, skinny tenth grader" when he first arrived at Fork Union Military Academy four years ago.


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Sylvester Stallone Premieres 'Rocky' Musical In Germany
November 19th, 2012 12:24pm EST
Sylvester Stallone jetted to Germany to open a new musical adaptation of his boxing hit Rocky on Sunday.
The Hollywood action man, who created and starred in the Rocky franchise, teamed up with champion boxing brothers Vladimir and Vitali Klitschko to bring his classic 1976 film to the stage.
He was in Hamburg over the weekend for the production's opening night, and is hoping the show will be a knock-out with audiences.
Stallone says, "I'm so happy. It's amazing that the Klitschkos are here and they're giving birth to something that is first on the planet. I'm proud of you guys. I'm proud of Hamburg. Thank you!"
Vitali adds, "Sylvester Stallone is the Pope of Rocky. Without Sylvester, nothing happens. He's given birth to the idea and we've had lots of fun during our cooperation. We're very convinced it will be successful."
The all-singing, all-dancing play is expected to transfer to Broadway in 2013.
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West Virginia's Election Commission has certified a new voting system for use in state elections.
The commissioners voted unanimously Friday to accept the new system made by Elections Systems & Software of Omaha, Neb.
Secretary of State's Office spokesman Jake Glance says the system features new technology that will enable counties to count ballots faster and more accurately.
Glance says counties will have the option to purchase the new system.
The state Election Commission last certified an electronic voting system in 2005.
Under state law and the federal Help America Vote Act, voting systems must be tested to verify security and accuracy at both the federal and state level. A federal commission already has certified the system.


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By Jerry Zremski
WASHINGTON -- WIth food stamps increasingly seeming like a political football in Washington, today's top read, from the Los Angeles Times, notes that there's a big difference among states in terms of how they encourage the poor to use the program -- or don't.
Meantime, The New York Times notes that federal employee travel is one of the main victims of sequestration.
And The Wshington Post shows that tough-on-crime politics is increasingly passe.
Finally, I must note that it's August, and the flow of news is starting to slow -- but the flow of coffee is not. That being the case, here's a top read that's far more lighthearted than usual: NPR's take on one Canadian's struggles with the lid on his Tim Horton's coffee.


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Star Beacon
CLEVELAND — Carol Sue Buser, age 69, of Madison, Ohio, had a massive heart attack at Metro Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013, and was taken home by Our Lord on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013.
Born May 7, 1944, at Brown Memorial Hospital in Conneaut, Ohio, Carol had been a Lake County resident for 40 years, living in Madison.
In her younger years, Carol was a teller/proof operator for a number of banks in Lake and Ashtabula counties. She worked as a seamstress for a few years and for awhile made basket liners for Samuel Patterson Baskets.
Carol volunteered at NEO Hospital until it closed. At one time, she was the Treasurer for the Madison First Baptist Church and she was currently the Treasurer for the Perry Center (foodbank) and the Perry/North Perry Salvation Army Service Unit.
Carol is survived by her husband, Art of Madison; daughter, Christy of Northfield; son, Michael (Jackie) of Green; granddaughter, Alexandra of Green; sister, Charlotte of Conneaut; brother, Charles (Barbara) of Coatsville, Pa.; "adopted" daughter, Chrissy Kuhen of Bainbridge; and nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Ressa (Hinkle) Case, and her father, Clifton Charles Case.
Carol was a 1963 graduate of Ashtabula Edgewood High School and had recently attended her 50 year class reunion. She was a member of the Perry United Methodist Church and dearly loved her church family.
Carol enjoyed her "kids" – "Dulcie", a Chocolate Lab and "Lucky", a Great Dane/Greyhound. She liked gardening and most any craft. She loved competing at the Lake and Ashtabula County Fairs. Over the past 30 years, Carol had won 3000+ ribbons in categories such as sewing, knitting, crocheting, quilting, jewelry making, baking, canning, candy making, cake decorating, flowers, vegetables and collections.
A Memorial Service will be held to celebrate Carol's life at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 23rd, at the Perry United Methodist Church, 3875 Main St., Perry, Ohio 44081. The family will receive friends during the hour before the service.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions be made in Carol's honor to the Perry United Methodist Church.
Arrangements are being handled by THE BEHM FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 26 River St., Madison, Ohio 44057. Obituary and condolences at www.behmfuneral.com and starbeacon.com.


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A school bus was involved in a wreck near Danville High School in Morgan County, according to news partner WAFF 48.
It happened aground 7 a.m. on Danville Road in Morgan County.
Emergency responders are on the scene, including the sheriff's department and ambulances.
Officials are reporting no serious injuries. MedFlight was initially called, but was cancelled. The News Courier will have more information as it becomes available.


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More than 3,000 visitors attend National Money Show in New Orleans
The American Numismatic Association welcomed 3,204 visitors to the National Money ShowSM May 9-11 in New Orleans.
Ninety-two people became new members of the ANA at the show, and two dozen children attended the Boy Scout and Girl Scout workshops. Another 60 children took part in the Treasure Trivia activity at the ANA Kids Zone.
"New Orleans was a wonderful city to visit, and the Crescent City Coin Club as the host club saw to it that the show had a fun, New Orleans flavor," said Executive Director Kim Kiick.
Stack's Bowers Galleries, the Official Auctioneer of the ANA in 2013, collected $7.3 million in auction revenue. The 1879 Four-Dollar Gold Stella with Coiled Hair brought the single-largest lot at $646,250. An 1830 Templeton Reid $2.50 Gold coin sold for an additional $329,000.
Louisiana State Representative Paul Hollis thanked the ANA for bringing the National Money Show to New Orleans and Louisiana with a special proclamation that was read on the floor of the Louisiana House of Representatives on Friday, May 10. On hand to witness the proclamation read into the official state record were Philip Diehl, the 35th director of the United States Mint; ANA Vice President Walter Ostromecki; Governors Wendell Wolka, Clifford Mishler, Mike Ellis, Greg Lyon and Scott Rottinghaus; National Exhibits Coordinator Mark Lighterman; and Diane Piret, industry affairs director for the Industry Council for Tangible Assets.
This was the final National Money Show scheduled in May. The 2014 National Money Show will be held Feb. 27 to March 2 at the Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta. In 2015, the show will be in Portland, Ore., March 5-7; in 2016, the show will be in Dallas March 3-5.
The American Numismatic Association is a congressionally chartered nonprofit educational organization dedicated to encouraging people to study and collect money and related items. The ANA helps its 28,000 members and the public discover and explore the world of money through its vast array of education and outreach programs, as well as its museum, library, publications, conventions and seminars. For more information, call 719-632-2646 or go to www.money.org.


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The Columbus Blue Jackets are stacked with defensive talent lurking in their system. Ryan Murray leads the pack of NHL-ready defenders, but the positional depth is uncanny. From puck-moving defensemen to stay-at-home guys, Columbus blue line is going to be set for years to come.
Behind their capable defenders sit four goalies with a ton of upside. Ranging from North America to Europe, the Blue Jackets have goalies that excel playing different styles between the pipes. Columbus biggest challenge is to produce forwards who would rather shoot the puck than pass. Daniel Zaar and Cam Atkinson could be blessings for the Jackets playmaking team.
Top Pro Prospect
Tim Erixon, D, Springfield Falcons (AHL)
Tim Erixon should make the Columbus Blue Jackets roster when the NHL season gets underway. He played in 18 games with the Rangers last year, but despite only setting up two goals, he showed improvement in his defensive game. No one doubted Erixons ability as a great puck-moving defenseman, but at 62, he needs to play more physical. The former first-round pick will look to build upon the 30 assists he posted playing with the AHLs Connecticut Whale last season in his first full year with the Jackets affiliate, the Springfield Falcons. This year needs to be when Erixon separates himself from Columbus pack of strong defenders. He has good stick work in his own zone and his offensive decision-making is great, but Erixon needs to improve his positioning in his own zone in order to become the top defender that the Calgary Flames believed they were drafting at 23rd overall in 2009.
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