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OTTUMWA — Democrat Tom Rubel will challenge Steve Siegel to decide who takes on Republican Mark Chelgren for the Iowa Senate, District 41.
Rubel, a past superintendent of the Ottumwa school district, is executive dean of regional economic advancement at Indian Hills Community College.
"My experience working with our local economic developers has taught me that while it is important to continue to try and recruit businesses to our area, it is even more important to grow our own," Rubel said. "This means supporting existing businesses and assisting new entrepreneurs."
He said as an experienced leader, he can advocate for this part of Iowa while he's in Des Moines. There are already good things happening here, he said.
"I want to continue providing support for these initiatives as your state senator. [And] I want to make sure that southern Iowans get the same amount of consideration as citizens in metro areas."
Rubel said like other Iowans, he's tired of the "us-versus-them" mentality in politics. Working like that, very little gets done, he said.
"I've developed a pretty deep understanding of bringing people together to solve problems," he said. "Decent people who come together to do good for their community can get things done. Sometimes we just sit back and let things happen. Those days are over. We need to take action and include as many people as we can [to sustain] a great place to live and work."
Rubel and his wife Pam have five grown children and six grandchildren. He is a graduate of North Iowa Community College, Yankton College and Northwest Missouri State University. He is on the board of the Ottumwa Area Economic Development Corporation, as well as the Ottumwa Legacy Foundation Leadership Advisory.
The new District 41 covers all of Davis and Van Buren counties; part of Wapello County, including Ottumwa; and part of Jefferson County, including Fairfield.
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By PAUL STONE
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Anderson County sheriff's authorities continued to process the scene Monday after a citizen discovered a decomposed human body on their property near the intersection of Texas 155 and FM 321, north of Palestine, late Sunday afternoon.
Troy Black, chief deputy for the Anderson County Sheriff's Office, said deputies responded to a wooded area near the northwest corner of the intersection around 4 p.m. Sunday after receiving a report of a body being located there.
"Upon their arrival, deputies found decomposed human remains at that location," Black said this morning. "They contacted investigators who responded to the scene."
Due to the body's condition, authorities were unable to determine the deceased person's "race, sex or age at this time," according to Black.
The chief deputy said investigators are hopeful that an autopsy to be performed later this week will provide those answers.
When asked how long the person may have been deceased, Black responded, "We're looking at a week or longer."
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"Don't read Cari Wade Gervin's [Sept. 26, 2013] 'Breaking Lame' review," I was warned, "it'll piss you off."
I read it anyway.
I too, was a latecomer to watching Breaking Bad, just as I was with The Sopranos and Sex and the City, and several others. I'm not one for jumping on bandwagons. If it doesn't interest me, I'm not going to watch it; and I won't try to like something just because the rest of the world does.
So, I was fully prepared to read Ms. Gervin's perspective and, at least, respect her opinion, appreciate her analysis, and agree to disagree.
But instead, I felt like I read her latest diary entry, as if she's struggling to understand herself, and why she doesn't enjoy something that so many others do.
It's okay, Cari. You can be different.
For example, Ms. Gervin cites that she loves shows with "difficult men" as protagonists, and claims Breaking Bad should follow their template of supporting character development, but then contradicts herself by calling the show "formulaic."
And as far as I can tell, Ms. Gervin's biggest complaint is that she finds Walter White, "annoying."
Really. And you still sat through "every single episode." WHY? Don't you wish you had those 50-some-odd-hours of your life back? Were you assigned the show's review by the editor? Or did you just want a popular topic to write about in order to gain some readers?
Ms. Gervin, what exactly is your point? Because I found your review to be as annoying as you find Walter White. Completely devoid of any true critique, and with the series finale approaching, basically irrelevant.
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To dock or not to dock? That is the question.
Well, that's the question some Midwest dairy farmers are debating now that the National Milk Producers Federation has taken a stand against the widespread practice of cutting off cow tails -- or tail docking. It started decades ago as a method to stop the spread of disease because the tails often becomes slimed with manure. Recent studies suggest the practice isn't necessarily effective, but many dairy farmers still employ the technique to avoid a face full of slimy cow tail.
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Today I want to point out some very important facts about eBay stores. Most people think that is it a must to start a store as soon as they start selling things on eBay, this is really far from the truth. You should really ask yourself some questions before choosing to pay $15.00 extra each month. Do you have a feedback of at least 15? Do you have any items that you are selling repeatedly and can have a constant inventory? Do you have 10 to 15 items that sell on a regular basis? If you can answer yes to these three questions it may be a very good time to start opening an eBay store.
eBay stores can really help you with saving money on fees. The biggest fee that you will see change is your listing fee. Each item is 0.02 plus gallery picture 0.01 = 0.03 cents 10 items with gallery pictures = 30 cents 100 items with gallery pictures = $3.00 1000 items with gallery pictures = $ 30.00.
One of the biggest reasons that people often times like to create an eBay store is because of the fact that it will start to rank on Google. eBay stores are the only type of listing this is ranked on eBay. Your eBay store will become it's own website with a sub domain name of stores.ebay.com/yourstore.
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2) Category names, you want make sure you are putting in major keyword phrases for the name and example is if you are selling camping supplies rather then saying "tents" as a category a better keyword phrase would be to say "Colman Camping Tents"
3) Custom Pages, you can create custom pages such as an about us page, contact us page, policy page in which you can add keyword phrases to.
4) SEO Keyword, you have an area in which you can add up to 7 keyword phrases for each of your pages. The storefront page is your home page and the keyword phrases relate to the overall store. Whereas the category pages you want the keyword phrases to relate to the specific category. You will want to have around 5% saturation of your keywords on the site.
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Use Auction as a way to market the eBay store.
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Obama Rejects Keystone XL Pipeline Construction
President sets up key battle with GOP over jobs and the environment.
The Obama administration announced today that it will not issue a permit allowing for the construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline that would link oil extracted in Canada to refineries in Texas.
The announcement comes a full month before the president would have faced the congressionally-imposed Feb. 21 deadline to decide if the pipeline serves the national interest—a deadline White House Press Secretary Jay Carney called "purely political."
[Obama Should Rethink His Policies on Natural Gas and Keystone XL.]
"The rushed and arbitrary deadline insisted on by Congressional Republicans prevented a full assessment of the pipeline's impact, especially the health and safety of the American people, as well as our environment," President Obama said in a statement released today. "I'm disappointed that Republicans in Congress forced this decision."
The $7 billion project would involve the construction of a 1,700-mile pipeline to carry oil from Canada to Texas Gulf Coast refineries.
The Keystone XL pipeline has been a source of controversy since its inception, pitting conservatives who claim the project will bring needed jobs against Democrats who feel the project could hurt the environment.
Last year, the government faced a looming shutdown because the president refused to approve legislation that coupled the project with a renewal of the payroll tax cut. Instead, Congress decided to set a Feb. 21 deadline for Obama's decision.
[Chamber Pushes for Keystone Approval, Blasts White House.]
Republican leaders have accused Obama of killing jobs by not approving the project.
"President Obama is about to destroy tens of thousands of American jobs and sell American energy security to the Chinese," House Speaker Rep. John Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck told the L.A. Times.
The Obama administration is worried that the review process of the pipeline has not been completed, specifically in a key area of Nebraska where plans for the pipeline to circumvent a key aquifer have not been finalized.
Some reports indicate that the entire review process could take until 2013 to be completed.
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"This announcement is not a judgment on the merits of the pipeline, but the arbitrary nature of a deadline that prevented the State Department from gathering the information necessary to approve the project and protect the American people," the Obama statement said. "But it does not change my Administration's commitment to American-made energy that creates jobs and reduces our dependence on oil."


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JEFFERSON — Robert Ward Lang Sr., age 78, died at his home surrounded by his loving family.
The son of Willie and Mary (Dennison) Lang was born on Nov. 14, 1934 in Weston, W.Va. A Veteran, he served in the United States Army from 1950 to 1953, during the Korean Conflict.
On June 10, 1959, he married Kathryn Greenlief in Jefferson, Ohio and they have been together for fifty-four years.
Bob was proud of the work that he did in helping to build the Perry Nuclear Plant. He worked long hours and gained much satisfaction from a job well done.
A man who enjoyed the outdoors and all of its beauty, he enjoyed hunting and fishing. Bob liked old westerns, where good always triumphed evil, MASH, and playing cards with his friends and family. Everyone knew where they stood with Bob; he had a strong sense of right and wrong and lived his life by that code.
A wonderful husband, dad and grandpa, he loved his family with his whole heart.
Bob is survived by his wife, Kathryn; his children, Rhea (Andy) Lewis of Romney, W.Va., Pam (PeeWee) Riggleman of Shanks, W.Va., Patty Lang of Jefferson and Colleen (Butch) Pownall, also of Romney, W.Va.; 15 loving grandchildren; and 29 devoted great-grandchildren; his siblings, Floe Tress of Jupiter, Fla., Patrick Lang and Judy Whysong, both of Ashtabula and Jackie Adlington, also of Jupiter, Fla.; and many loving nieces and nephews. His special friend and acquired son, Rick Riggleman.
He was preceded in death by his grandson, Michael Paul Holcomb in June of 1993; his son, Robert Ward Lang Jr. on Sept. 20, 2011; his brothers, Billy Joe and Jack Lang; and his parents.
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Boreham Wood continue their pre-season campaign with a clash against Premier League new boys Reading.
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A high-ranking Alberta RCMP officer has been arrested and charged in relation to an alleged sexual assault against a 12-year-old girl more than 32 years ago, in the summer of 1982.
Insp. Ronald Patrick Makar, 53, was arrested Tuesday in Fort McMurray at the Wood Buffalo RCMP detachment he headed until his arrest.
Makar has been charged with one count of having sexual intercourse with a female without her consent and one count of having sexual intercourse with a female under the age of 14 years, according to the wording of the Criminal Code in force at the time of the alleged offence. RCMP Superintendent Alfredo Bangloy said the charges relate to one alleged assault by Makar. At the time, Makar was 21 years old and had been a constable on the force for about two years.
A woman is accused of multiple assaults against the same girl. Constance Haduik, 56, is charged with one count of indecent assault, a global charge which Bangloy says relates to "multiple incidents." Haduik, who was 24 at the time, was arrested at work in Kyle, Sask.
RCMP said Makar and Haduik were in a romantic relationship at the time of the alleged assaults, and that the girl was known to them.
"Allegations like these are disturbing when made against a member of the general public. For a serving police officer to be facing charges like this is extremely disturbing," Bangloy said, speaking Tuesday morning in Regina.
Bangloy said the complainant first went to RCMP in April 2013, then provided a detailed statement in December about alleged sexual assaults in the summer of 1982, when she was 12. Bangloy said the charges that were laid are the equivalent of sexual assault charges in the current Criminal Code.
Both Makar and Haduik are set to appear June 4 in court in Carlyle, Sask. Neither are in custody.
Makar has 34 years of service with the RCMP. At the time of the alleged assaults, he was a constable at the Carlyle RCMP detachment.
RCMP say he has served at Saskatchewan detachments like Kyle, Fond du Lac, Milestone, and RCMP headquarters in Regina. He has headed the Wood Buffalo Detachment in since May 2012, where he supervised 92 employees.
Alberta RCMP Chief Supt. Marlin Degrand said Makar has been suspended with pay, and will not return to work until the criminal charges are dealt with. He will also face disciplinary action under the RCMP code of conduct.
In a statement, Alberta RCMP Deputy Commissioner Marianne Ryan said: "I know that every day RCMP employees work hard to make a positive difference here in Alberta and across Canada. On days like today, we need to remind ourselves of that."
A decade ago, Makar was named in two lawsuits by female RCMP officers who accused him of harassing comments and verbal abuse in Saskatchewan.
One, filed in 2000, alleged Makar made "disparaging allegations" about the female officer and her disabled son when they worked together in Regina in the late 1990s. The other officer alleged she was harassed by Makar when they worked together at Milestone detachment in 2002.
Bangloy would not comment on whether there are any other investigations underway against Makar or Haduik.
Degrand said Makar's record of service during his time in Alberta is good, and he's not aware of any relevant complaints or issues.


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Bears WR Brandon Marshall will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his hip, according to ESPN Chicago's Michael C. Wright.
Key matchup: Packers secondary vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall
PFW matches up the Packers' secondary vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall in the battle for first place in the NFC North this Sunday.
Key matchup: Bears WR Brandon Marshall vs. Titans defensive backs
In today's key matchup, we take a look at the challenge the Titans' secondary will face Sunday when it lines up across from Bears WR Brandon Marshall.
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In PFW's late-week fantasy WR tips, Brandon Marshall and Jeremy Kerley could be set for big weeks, while Josh Gordon continues to rise.
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If the Bears are going to fulfill huge expectations in 2012, they are likely to do so with a new formula: Riding the offense for a change.
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Bears WR Brandon Marshall has reportedly been cleared by police after an investigation into an incident outside a Manhattan nightclub in March.
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Did new Bears GM Phil Emery really know about Brandon Marshall's latest off-field escapade before acquiring him? One of our sources has his doubts.
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Believe it or not, there are a lot of interesting things going on in the NFL besides the Peyton Manning story. PFW's Dan Arkush offers "18" examples.
Bears WR Marshall has 'no fear' of suspension
The Bears introduced Brandon Marshall at a press conference Friday, and he addressed allegations that he recently hit a woman at a N.Y. club.
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League has contacted Bears about Marshall
Bears GM Phil Emery and head coach Lovie Smith held a conference call with reporters Thursday, and most of the discussion focused on WR Brandon Marshall.
Report: WR Marshall involved in nightclub incident
Not long after WR Brandon Marshall was traded to Chicago, a report said that he had allegedly struck a woman at a New York City nightclub Sunday.
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RALEIGH — For more than 30 years, Petrice Bass worked for the N.C. Department of Agriculture in the motor fuel laboratory. She held various positions, for years running quality control tests on an octane engine to make sure the diesel and gasoline being sold in the state were clean and pure.
And at the end of the day, four days a week, Peaches, as she was known, left work and headed for a pool.
For more than 20 years, Bass proved to countless women and even some men that water aerobics was not for sissies. The classes she taught were not for any stereotypical grandma more interested in gossiping in a heated pool than breaking a sweat.
Her classes, both at Golds Gym and Fitness Connection in Raleigh, were jam-packed, often sporting three and four times as many believers as other classes in the area, and they drew a diverse crowd. They were the stuff of legends a Peaches class was something to seek, and to brag about if you could get through it.
But it seems that those who took a water aerobics class from Peaches often left the pool with far more than toned arms and strong legs. Long before she began her losing battle with cancer, she was known for her encouragement and motivation.
She had a way of doing it without being better than anybody. It was an inclusive kind of thing, said Debra DeCamillis, who first took the classes after a hamstring injury rendered her unable to do much at all for six months.
Inclusive, but tough.
The first couple of times I went to her class I could hardly walk to the car, DeCamillis added with a chuckle. She changed my life.
Bass supported everyone from the weakest to the strongest, making sure no one ever felt left behind.
This was her way, her friends and family said, both in and out of the pool.
When she died in December, many of her students simply could not believe it was true. Bass, 54, never let on to anyone that she would be anything other than healthy, despite her stage IV cancer diagnoses.
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Bass was raised in Raleigh as one of 14 children, her husband said, and she was among the youngest. Like most of her siblings, she went to college, where she met Logan Bass during their freshman year at North Carolina Central University. After graduation, they married and quickly started a family. She had two daughters 18 months apart, and 15 years later had a son.
Her children say they were raised at the gym. Her older daughters, Gwendolyn Jones of Greenville and Ashley Mitchell of Raleigh, recall being dropped off at the gym day care center as children. When they were teens she helped them get jobs working at the nursery.
She always kept us close to her, Jones said.
More recently, she spent Saturdays at the gym with her teenage son, Logan Bass Jr. Her husband said they would take off in the morning and often not come home until after 4 p.m.
In recent months, as her illness progressed, she quietly made phone calls to her sons teachers and school counselors to let them know what he was dealing with at home. She wanted it to be clear that if he struggled, it was for a reason, and they should be extra supportive of him after she died.
She was like the backbone of our family, Mitchell said.
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In the pool, Bass made the same efforts to ensure all of her students were taken care of as well. It was not unusual for her to spend time afterward, dripping wet in her bathing suit, talking in the locker room with a woman in need of a kind ear. Her students enjoyed being called baby and precious, as she reminded them to hold their arms out straight.
She welcomed people with disabilities to her classes, her husband said, working with students in need of a wheelchair with gusto and encouragement. There were sometimes students who were also fighting cancer, and when Bass spoke about her own battle, it was inspirational to everyone.
She was so proud of being a survivor. She was so open about what she went through, DeCamillis said.
Bass was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer in the fall of 2011, and knew it would never be cured. But her students say she became all the more positive during her workouts in response to the diagnoses, if anything.
She took a few months off following a major surgery, but continued to teach the classes even as she used a port to receive medication. It became infected at times, causing her to take additional breaks, but she taught until about six weeks before her death.
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Thursday, February 20, 2003Freshman Britt Nelson (Cortland, N.Y./Homer H.S.) recorded Valparaiso's highest finish, second in the 500 freestyle, of the Midwest Championships as the Crusaders stand in fifth place after the opening day of competition at the IUPUI Natatorium in Indianapolis, Ind.
Eastern Illinois leads the meet with 194.5 points, followed by Miami (Ohio) with 164 points. Western Illinois is in third place with 143 points, with IUPUI in fourth (139.5 points), and Valpo (124 points).
The Brown and Gold opened the meet with a fourth place finish in the 200 freestyle relay as Ashley Seale (Maryville, Tenn./Maryville H.S.), Nelson, Daniella Trombatore (Redding, Calif./Shasta H.S.), and Leah Schneider (Sussex, Wis./Arrowhead H.S.) touched the wall in 1:41.84.
Nelson then shined in the first individual event of the championships with her second place finish in the 500 free. The rookie's time of 5:13.73 was the second fastest time in school history. Katie Urbas (Ballwin, Mo./Marquette H.S.) also swam in the A final, placing seventh with a time of 5:19.93, a season's best. Jennifer Penninga (DeMotte, Ind./Kankakee Valley H.S.) won the B final with a personal best 5:23.78 to earn a ninth place finish overall, while Maggie Kroemer (Brown Deer, Wis./Milwaukee Lutheran H.S.) was 14th touching the wall in 5:33.23.
Seale was victorious in the B final of the 200 individual medley as her time of 2:16.19 marked a personal best. Schneider was .81 seconds behind Seale in 11th place overall, while Julie Fisher (Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso H.S.) also scored for the Brown and Gold with her 13th place finish in 2:18.81.
The 50 free, the final individual event of the evening, saw Trombatore register Valpo's highest finish with her 13th place effort in a time of 25.77 seconds, her season's best. Freshman Lauren Bambach (Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Coffman H.S.) was two places behind Trambatore with her time of 25.92, her collegiate best.
The Crusaders 400 medley relay finished in fifth place to conclude the first day of competition, as Bambach, Seale, Urbas, and Nelson touched the wall in 4:12.05.
Valpo will return to the pool on Friday morning for day two of the three-day championships. Preliminary heats will begin at 9 a.m. CST with the finals slated for 5 p.m. CST.
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Legislation regulating Narconon Arrowhead and other drug rehabs is headed to the governor's desk and could be signed into law this month.
On Wednesday, Senate Bill 295 co-authored by a Senate Democrat Tom Ivester D- Sayer and House Republican Jason Murphey R-Guthrie passed the Senate unopposed with the final vote at 43-0.
The legislation was written after an investigation into a string of deaths that happened within months of each other at Narconon Arrowhead.
Narconon Arrowhead is a non-profit drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Canadian that uses the teachings of Church of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.
The bill originally passed the Senate unopposed in February. Then in April the legislation passed the House Public Health Committee 9 to 1 with an amendment, the amended legislation went on to pass the House 80 to 13. The final Senate vote was Wednesday. It is now headed to Gov. Mary Fallins desk.
Wednesday, Ivester said he wrote the bill because of the deaths at Narconon Arrowhead.
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"That, and that nothing was being done legislatively about it."
He said the legislation will force drug rehabs such as Narconon Arrowhead to be certified by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Heath and Substance Abuse, giving the state oversight over such facilities.
Narconon Arrowhead under a multi-agency investigation since the July death of Stacy Dawn Murphy, 20, of Owasso.
On Wednesday her father Robert Murphy was at the Capitol watching the Senate as the SB295 passed unopposed.
"I call it Stacy's Bill and I'm happy it passed unopposed," he said.
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"It's a great that it passed," he said. "It's a great day."
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He said hopes the legislation will send the Narconon organization a message.
"I think it shows that the people of Oklahoma won't put up with what's going on there." Catton said.
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"If the bill does what is designed to do, it will force Narconon to have to play by the same rules as other drug rehabs and it will force them to be honest and truthful about who they are and what they do."
In April Narconon Arrowhead CEO Gary Smith issued a statement regarding the legislation.
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When I first entered the bourse of the World's Fair of Money
taking place in Philadelphia, all I could say was, "wow." As
this was my first ANA convention, I was amazed just at the
vast size of the bourse. To compare in size, the bourse of the
largest show I had been to up to that point was about 100 tables.
In this article, I am going to tell you about some of the
highlights for me from attending the 2012 World's Fair of
I first arrived at the World's Fair of Money on the last day of
the ANA/PNG Pre-Show to set up my exhibit. Just going through the
vast rows of tables of dealers preparing for the next week of
buying and selling made me amazed. As I mentioned in an earlier
blog post, I had attended the "Creating a Winning Numismatic
Exhibit" course at the 2012 ANA Summer Seminar to prepare for this
convention. I had thought about how good the exhibits would be but
once I got there, the reality of the competition really set in. All
of the exhibitors prepared excellent exhibits and it would be
really tough to get an award. After setting up my exhibit and
helping my mom with hers, we left for the day.
The next few days were the start of the best part of the
convention. I was up at the convention center right for the opening
ceremonies. After ANA President Tom Hallenbeck, along with
some other important dignitaries conducted their official duties,
the bourse was opened for the day to a packed crowd of eager
numismatists. Once I got through into the bourse, my first
stop was to go see the Royal Canadian Mint, who had a
limited-edition set that was made just for the convention. With the
fact that the Canadian one cent coin (the penny) was being taken
out of circulation, it would be a very sought-after set. The staff
from the mint had met me at many other events and were happy to see
me. After that, I went to the ANA Area to take part in the YN
Treasure Trivia. The Treasure Trivia is a "trivia scavenger hunt"
through the bourse, talking to participating dealers to get the
answers to numismatic questions. As I went through, the dealers
gave me an opportunity to guess before they helped me get the
answer. I could say that I did pretty well, finishing with 28
correct answers out of 29 questions.
All through the convention, I got to go through the bourse
and buy a few new items for my collection. Meeting with many
dealers, I bought many different items including a few items that
were "close to home" for me. Some of the highlights included an
1890 Morgan dollar in (AU-55), an 1883 U.S. 5-cent coin (No
Cents: F-12), a few ancient coins and a whole bunch of other small
items. The dealers are really good with all of the kids that they
see on the floor, often giving them special deals or giving them a
low-priced coin for free.
This convention had excellent programs for the YNs to take part
in. Including the Treasure Trivia event, YNs could take part in the
activities run by the staff at the Kids Zone, attend educational
sessions and learn how to exhibit. The best part was the YN
Breakfast and Auction held on the Saturday of the convention.
During the auction, young numismatists get to bid on a wide variety
of coins and paper money using dollars earned from being active in
the hobby. This year, the auction had a lot of excellent items
such as Morgan Dollars, mint sets and 1800s foreign
coins. Brad Karloff (the auctioneer for the event), along with
Rod Gillis (ANA Numismatic Educator) run the program, ensuring that
everyone had fun and got a lot of items during the auction. It was
a great time and I am already preparing for a trip in the
In conclusion, the World's Fair of Money was an awesome event. I
would encourage any of you who are reading to consider
attending. There is something for everyone, including the
educational presentations, the bourse, the exhibits and the
fellowship with other numismatists. I am already preparing for a
trip to the 2014 event being held in Chicago.
The writer with ANA Governor and
Summer Seminar instructor Mike Ellis
A view of the bourse
There was buying and selling
everywhere on the floor.
A drawing for a spot in the Cash
ANA President Tom Hallenbeck and
Executive Director Jeff Shevlin accept the 2nd last Canadian One
Cent piece for the Edward Rochette Money Museum from Royal Canadian
Mint Chairman James Love.
A view of the bourse from above.
The writer being presented the Derek
Pobjoy Award for Best Exhibit of Modern World Commemorative Coins
from ANA Vice President Walter Ostromecki.
The preperation for the start of the
YN Auction.
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A brush with altitude sickness and almost constant rain were not enough to make Oakville native Haaris Ahmad, 21, abandon a recent trek up Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro.
The third-year business student at Western University, whose interest in extreme activities also includes skydiving, reached the summit of the 5,892-metre mountain Dec. 28, 2012, after about six days of arduous hiking.
"I always wanted to climb a mountain," said Ahmad.
"I want to climb the seven summits, the seven highest mountains in seven different continents. Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, but it is also the smallest of the seven, so it's a good starting point."
Ahmad said the determination to make the incredible journey came like a bolt from the blue a couple months ago when he was just lying around doing nothing.
After some painstaking planning, Ahmad found himself at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro in an expedition of 35 people.
Ahmad said the experience was amazing because the mountain, which can be traversed without mountain climbing gear, featured nearly every topography from rainforest to desert to the snow-covered summit.
One thing he did not enjoy, however, was the rain.
"In Tanzania, it was supposed to be the end of the rainy season, but we got really unlucky and, basically, all seven days we were on the mountain it rained a crazy amount," said Ahmad.
"The easiest ways for the water to flow down were through the routes we were taking so that actually got pretty bad. The mud was just splashing down like a chocolate fondue. Our guides told us that a lot of other groups were turning back."
Ahmad admits the thought of turning back crossed his mind during the early portion of the excursion, however, the guides kept the group motivated.
One trick the guides had was telling the group they would make camp after another hour or two of hiking.
An hour or two later, the guides would say, "It's just one more hour." These delays would eventually stretch into 4-10-hour hikes.
Ahmad said not all the walking was uphill with the guides following a pattern in which they would lead the group up the mountain for a few hours and then along a downhill path for a shorter duration.
While the downhill portions could seem disheartening Ahmad learned this was done to keep the group safe from altitude sickness.
Despite these efforts, Ahmad still came down with the illness on the final day of the ascent.
"I got this nausea and then I just started puking uncontrollably," he said.
"After that, every step I took was like someone was banging something on my head. I got this really intense sort of migraine so I had to fight through that to get to the top."
Ahmad said he was afraid the guides would make him turn around and head back down the mountain, as altitude sickness in its severest form can be fatal.
However, the guides decided Ahmad was OK to proceed and allowed him to finish the tail end of his journey.
While Ahmad was only able to stay on the summit for about 15 minutes before heading back down, he said those were 15 minutes he will never forget.
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With a woodsy setting, to-die-for views, a historic building and tons of fun extras, the HI Fisherman's Wharf is one of the coolest hostels we've ever seen. We admit it, we had a hard time leaving (we kind of wanted to move in).
Eleven private rooms and 111 bunk beds are set in the original hospital of the Fort Mason military base—some in former surgery rooms. Rooms are bare-bones, with wooden bunks, storage lockers, blue mattresses (linens are provided, but you make the bed yourself) and perhaps a chair. Dorms range from four beds to a whopping 24, and doubles have either two twin beds or a bunk bed with a full mattress on the bottom. Rooms facing the back of the building afford incredible views of the grounds and bay.
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Wi-Fi is free throughout and an Internet hub, with cute diner stools and walls lined with photography, is available for a fee—and located just off the laundry room. The young and knowledgeable staff is always on hand to give tips or set up airport shuttles, and there are activities aplenty: everything from pub crawls to free walking tours, both on site and at HI's two downtown hostels.
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This story was updated at 2:57 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12 to include comments made by Westfield Board of Education President Rich Mattessich.
The hotly-debated $13.6 million bond referendum to fund district-wide roof repairs and replacement passed Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2,700 to 1,503, with 19 percent of voters casting their ballots.
Work on Westfield High School's roof, which carries the most expensive price tag – an estimated $4 million – and is in the worst shape, with 83 percent requiring removal and replacement, is expected to be completed during the summer of 2013. Work on one other school is also expected to be completed during the same time frame. The remaining buildings will be worked on during the summer of 2014.
In September, residents voted against a $16.9 million bond referendum that would have covered roofs repairs as well as paid for the installation of a lighted turf field at Westfield High School. Following the defeat by a 2:1 margin, Westfield Board of Education members said they "heard" voters and on Oct. 21 unanimously approved a referendum that did not include a turf field but accounted for the full cost to replace and repair the roofs of the 12 district-owned buildings in need.
In a letter to the editor, Westfield Schools Superintendent Margaret Dolan said "current low bond interest rates make this a favorable time to issue bonds" and estimated the tax impact to the average homeowner at $31 in 2014. As existing bonds reach maturation, the total tax impact would decrease dramatically over the life of the new bond, she stated.
Wednesday morning, Dolan issued the following statement: "I am grateful for the public's approval of this bond referendum for new roofs which will ensure the safety of students and staff and maintain the integrity of our infrastructure. Thank you to the Westfield community for your support."
Reached by email Wednesday afternoon, Westfield Board of Education President Richard Mattessich said, "I am very happy that the bond referendum has been approved. This will allow the District to undertake much needed roof replacements without impacting class size or programs. I appreciate all of the hard work that members of the Board of Education and the Administration have put into this referendum. And I thank all of those in the community who worked so hard to support the referendum. And while our efforts toward the referendum have been successful, we must also keep in mind that our work on this project is just beginning. We will ensure that all bond funds are utilized efficiently and effectively for their intended purpose. And we will have very meaningful, public discussions about the appropriate level of capital funds that must be saved for future year projects as a part of our ongoing budget dialogue. I look forward to those discussions."
BOE member Mitch Slater voiced his gratitude to voters Tuesday evening.
"This is why I chose to live in Westfield 21 years ago," said Slater. "We have the smartest and (most) caring community that clearly looked at the facts and realized this just made common and fiscal sense . I am so proud of Westfield tonight."
To view election results, click on the attached PDF document. For more information about the bond referendum, visit the district's website.


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The median price of a home posted its fifth straight monthly increase.
Association president Rob Keefe says Wisconsin home sales have been outpacing the nation. Six-thousand-23 homes were sold in July with the help of a real estate agent, compared with 5,133 in July of last year.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says the median prices of homes sold increased about 2 percent from $140,000 a year ago to $143,000.
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A new economic impact report from the Cherokee Nation shows that the country's largest tribe and its business arm continue to be a major employer across northeastern Oklahoma.
According to the study, unveiled Tuesday afternoon at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Cherokee Nation and its business operations are responsible for about $1.3 billion in economic output across its 14-county jurisdiction in 2012, including $559 million in wages and benefits.
That figure represents a 20 percent increase from the last economic impact study the tribe commissioned for fiscal year 2010.
Officials attribute the growth to expansions in health care and gaming facilities.
The total economic impact is derived from looking at jobs directly created by the tribe, vendor purchases, vendor growth and spending as a result of those jobs in the Cherokee Nation and its business arm, Cherokee Nation Businesses, which reported record revenues of more than $715 million during 2012
"Cherokee Nation government and business operations continue to offer expanded economic opportunities in northeastern Oklahoma," report author Russell Evans said. "The tribe's operations are a critical source of economic strength for the region."
With government offices, a casino and W.W. Hastings Hospital all in Tahlequah, Cherokee County accounts for 2,880 jobs directly created by Cherokee Nation and CNB. At 35.64 percent, Cherokee County accounts for more of Cherokee Nation and CNB's 8,084 regular full- and part-time employees.
That number does not include the additional 1,160 contract workers employed by the tribe and CNB last year, putting the total direct employment figure at more than 9,100 people.
After adding in the more than 5,000 jobs indirectly created through third-party vendor contracts, the Cherokee Nation and CNB are in some way responsible for 14,188 jobs across northeastern Oklahoma.
"We put more than 9,000 people to work in Oklahoma every day," Principal Chief Bill John Baker said. "That's 9,000 people with access to benefits, such as insurance, a 401k and health care.
"We use local vendors, so that's another 5,000 jobs in Oklahoma. We're putting 14,000 people to work every day and we're not going anywhere. We're simply like a corporate headquarters that is never leaving Oklahoma."
Commissioned by Cherokee Nation, the report was produced by Evans and his research team at the Steven C. Agee Economic Research and Policy Institute at Oklahoma City University's Meinders School of Business. Evans also conducted the tribe's previous economic impact study.
The report does not account for spillover economic activity between counties, such as Tahlequah-based vendor buying materials from a supplier in Stilwell in order to fulfill an order from Cherokee Nation or CNB.
To read more about the Cherokee Nation's economic impact, including a breakdown by county, visit www.tahlequahTDP.com/onlineexclusives.


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Editor's Note: The following is a Hennepin County Sheriff's Office release.
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office reminds you to use caution when you are on or near a lake or pond that is frozen or partially frozen. Parents and caregivers are reminded that if your child is near water, you should be near your child. Set clear rules for children concerning activities near or on a frozen body of water. No ice should ever be considered safe.
Bodies of water are especially a hazard now since they are the most likely to have a thin layer of ice. A dusting of snow or frost may give thin ice the appearance that it is safe when it is not.
The recommended minimum thickness for ice is four inches for walking and small group activities.
Please keep your dog on a leash this time of year. The Sheriff's Office has responded to incidents involving pet owners who put themselves in jeopardy chasing after a dog that wandered onto thin ice.
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Nomination thread for 2000's decade
by Jerome Armstrong, Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 03:17:18 PM EST
This article about Senate Roll Call Vote Number 392 as the Most Significant Vote of the Decade got me thinking, what are the other most significant votes (or bills passed) in the 2000's, and also the most significant campaigns of the 2000's. Lets gather a list here. First, define "significant" as noteworthy for whatever reason-- it stood out. Of course, those contests which played an important role in the development of the netroots/internet should be weighed more significantly than those which did not.Nominate in the comments, as I will, for the most significant votes and campaigns, and we will tally them up and make the MyDD list for the 2000's.


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