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At first I felt angry and confused about being "left out". But we talked about it and I felt much better about the whole thing. The other man thought he was bicurious and discovered that he felt too shy about being naked, having sex with another man in the room.
My girlfriend and I agreed that she could see him for sex from time to time. We were ok in the end. I found that voyeurism is a very powerful sexual thing in my life.
I do not think you did anything bad or wrong at all. I hope you do not judge yourself for having had a threeway. Threesomes can be incredibly erotic, but they require a LOT of communication and preparation up front... and a shared sense of where all the parties have comfort zones and NO GO zones...
I hope you and he can reconcile. Good luck. If he wants to email me, I am more than happy to give him my perspective.
Just be consistently loving and understanding: oh, sweetie, i wish i could take it all away, i can't stand seeing you in pain like this. it was not worth the trouble. you are the main person in my life. Look at me: the only reason I did that is that whatever you were doing was hurting me, period. I understand how you would think of that as dissing you, but i swear that was not on my mind in any way. I just was hurting. Please forgive me. I love you more than i can say. you are my sunshine ok, here i might be getting out on a limb, but you get my drift. just remind him how exciting the idea was and that you only did it for him and for his own fantasies.
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U.S. Senator Bob Casey will continue representing Pennsylvanians, having handily beat Armstrong County businessman Tom Smith, who self-funded most of his campaign.
Casey took almost 2.9 million votes - almost 54 percent - compared to Smith's 2.4 million, which was 45 percent. Third party candidate earned just shy of 2 percent.
While beating Casey, a moderate Democrat, was initially thought to be a long shot among Republicans, Smith had narrowed the gap by the end of the campaign and had several ads airing on network TV.
"To be re-elected is a great honor to me," Mr. Casey, surrounded by his family, told about 300 supporters in the Hilton Hotel & Convention Center ballroom.
"I'm grateful for the vote of confidence that the people of Pennsylvania have given me," Casey said, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Smith had already won his own battle in the 2012 Republican Primary, beating the endorsed Republican Candidate Steve Welch.
"Who would have thought that an old farm boy from Armstrong County who got his place in a coal mine would be standing here with all you good people tonight? Wow! What a ride!" Smith said, according to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.


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Some of the floats were huge. Others were fancy. And one float was just deafeningly loud. But a few Oktoberfest entries had a deeper meaning for the people who built them.
Messages came from such diverse parts of the community as substance abuse orginizations, animal rescue groups and churches marching Saturday.
"Any oportunity we have to promote fire safety, we're going to take it," said Ottumwa Fire Chief Tony Miller.
This year, that included building a float — complete with a "house" on fire — for the Oktoberfest parade.
"Assistant Chief Mike Craff came to me and said they wanted to use the [Oktoberfest] parade to spread the message," Miller said. "This is the first time in a long time the fire department had a float. Every chance we have, we're going to [teach] fire prevention."
Unfortunately, he said, that dedication gets a jump start every other week, on average, in Ottumwa.
"We had 30 working structure fires last year. That's a really high number for a town this size. I've been doing this more than 30 years, and I'll say of all the structure fires I've pulled up to in my career, at least half had no smoke detectors, or the owner had taken the battery out when it started chirping."
The float helps residents know there are very few excuses for not having a working smoke detector. For most types of homes, firefighters in Ottumwa will come over and either give you a smoke detector, or even install a smoke detector at no charge.
The goal is that eventually, every home in town will have that basic life saving tool, he said.
Not every float is meant to teach the crowd a lesson. Another float's participants wanted to honor the departed.
A group of Vietnam veterans designed a float with the names of the more than 800 Iowans killed during the conflict.
Some serve the purpose of bringing the marchers together, of showing support for each other and remembering they're not alone.
A Wapello County support group for parents who have lost a child had their float this year, made up with clouds, angels and a gate.
"This year, we did a heaven theme," said Bobbie Amburn, founder of the Footprints of a Child support group.
She started the group a year and a half ago after losing her baby, yet finding no support available locally. Now, heartbroken parents call her for support. And she's found she can help. .
"But helping them, it helps me, too."
Events like the parade are a good oportunity to get together and honor thier lost children. In fact, Amburn said, she'd only met some of the parents there Saturday on Facebook or on the telephone.
They ended their day by releasing balloons with their child's name on it.
As they met in the Bridge View Center parking lot around Noon Saturday, the parents working the heaven float seemed tired but happy.
"We're all still grieiving," said Amburn, "and we'll never forget. I know I never will. But it's easier [when you can] talk to someone who's been through it."


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A thoughtful proponent
Many people know Jan Warren as a tireless volunteer, dedicated to our community. She is an intelligent and thoughtful proponent of the area who has worked to improve the status of those less fortunate through agencies like Goodwill and supported economic development through her work on the Planning Commission. She studies the issues and is always prepared for the topic at hand.
Jan is never afraid to challenge the status quo and listens carefully to all positions. I am proud to call Jan Warren a friend. She has earned your vote Nov. 5.
Jeanine Easterday
Traverse City
The writer is a Traverse City commissioner.
Existing system broken
Now that the gun control issue has hopefully been put to bed it is time for Congress to address one of the primary causes of the incidents where mentally deficient individuals have used guns to harm others.
The area that requires addressing is mental health. The direction Congress should consider moving is the establishment of a network of regional "national mental hospitals" so individuals in need of help, including the military with post-traumatic stress disorder, can receive proper treatment.
The American Civil Liberties Union was instrumental in eliminating mental hospitals as they felt it put a stigma on those receiving treatment in those institutions. As well-meaning as the American Civil Liberties Union was with this action it is time to reconsider the need for these institutions.
I suggest that the House and Senate consider legislation establishing and funding such a system. The existing system for treating those with mental health problems, including PTSD, is obviously broken.
Contact Sen. Stabenow, who has introduced mental health legislation, and urge her to amend it to include the establishment and funding of a network of "National Mental Hospitals." Phone (202) 224-4822 or email www.stabenow.senate.gov/?p=contact.
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|precipitation from clouds in the form of flakes of ice crystals formed in the upper atmosphereRelated: niveous
|a layer of snowflakes on the ground
|a fall of such precipitation
|anything resembling snow in whiteness, softness, etc
|the random pattern of white spots on a television or radar screen, produced by noise in the receiver and occurring when the signal is weak or absent
|slang cocaine
|See carbon dioxide snow
|—vb (often with it
|to fall or cause to fall as or like snow
|slang (US), (Canadian) (tr) See snow job to deceive or overwhelm with elaborate often insincere talk
|be snowed under to be overwhelmed, esp with paperwork
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|[Old English snāw; related to Old Norse snjōr, Gothic snaiws, Old High German snēo, Greek nipha]
"Also þikke as snow þat snew,The figurative sense of "overwhelm" is 1880, Amer.Eng., in phrase to snow (someone) under. Snow job "strong, persistent persuasion in a dubious cause" is World War II armed forces slang, probably from the same metaphoric image.
Or al so hail þat stormes blew."
[Robert Mannyng of Brunne, transl. Wace's "Chronicle," c.1330]
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Precipitation that falls to earth in the form of ice crystals that have complex branched hexagonal patterns. Snow usually falls from stratus and stratocumulus clouds, but it can also fall from cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds.
Common in Palestine in winter (Ps. 147:16). The snow on the tops of the Lebanon range is almost always within view throughout the whole year. The word is frequently used figuratively by the sacred writers (Job 24:19; Ps. 51:7; 68:14; Isa. 1:18). It is mentioned only once in the historical books (2 Sam. 23:20). It was "carried to Tyre, Sidon, and Damascus as a luxury, and labourers sweltering in the hot harvest-fields used it for the purpose of cooling the water which they drank (Prov. 25:13; Jer. 18:14). No doubt Herod Antipas, at his feasts in Tiberias, enjoyed also from this very source the modern luxury of ice-water."
snow under
Overwhelm, overpower, as in I can't go; I'm just snowed under with work, or We were snowed under by more votes than we could have anticipated. This expression alludes to being buried in snow. [Late 1800s]


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Testimony of God's Blessings: Jesus has made an amazing difference in my life. I've really grown as a person. I'm happier and more hopeful about my future. I'm able to talk more and more about our need for Jesus and about the blessing He brings to us. God is so good!
(M.S., 50s)
Children's Testimony of Jesus Changing Attitudes: Jesus has changed my life by having a good attitude during my baseball games.
(C.B., 2nd Grade)
Testimony of Christ's Love: Christ not only saved me, but has given my life purpose. Because Jesus is my Savior, I have something to live for. Everyday, I am challenged to be more like Him and to show others Christ's love and forgiveness.
(H.E., Student)
Testimony of God's Inspiration: All of us looked forward to the first Plus Generation Celebration at FBC Grapevine. We felt it would be good, but we had no idea the conference would be as moving, as inspirational and as fulfilling as it was. It was so evident the Holy Spirit descended on the services and invaded our hearts.
Dr. Harlan's presence was a key factor in making the worship experience such a blessing. Dr. Wiginton's messages were so insightful and appropriate, especially for our senior members. The music on Monday evening was about as close to a heavenly experience as we can hope for while we are still on earth.
We were blessed, refreshed and inspired to continue our work for the Kingdom. Hopefully, this will energize and reinvigorate our members to become even more involved as our church continues to evangelize, equip and exalt. We must continue to be obedient to our Savior's last words before he returned to the Father. (G.&D.C., 70s)
Children's testimony for MAD Camp: One way Jesus has changed my life is MAD Camp. It is very fun and many people accept Jesus. It always fills up every time so I encourage you to sign up. It is also a lot of fun watching Mrs. D'Ann jump off the Blob. (C.K., 4th Grade)


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ONEONTA — Joseph F. Mercun, 95, of Oneonta, died unexpectedly on Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at the A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital.
He was born on April 13, 1917, in New York City, the son of Joseph A. and Frances (Potocnik) Mercun. He married Hilda Slivsek on Nov. 21, 1940, in St. Joseph's Church, Worcester.
Joe served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
He was employed in the aircraft industry in Long Island and Johnsville, Pa. He also managed a petroleum plant for Agway in Freehold, N.J.; worked as a shipping clerk for Enterprise Aluminum Co. in Oneonta; and worked in food service for 15 years at State University College at Oneonta, from which he retired in 1985. Following retirement, Joe worked for Volkswagen Audi of Oneonta for 10 years.
Joe was a member of St. Mary's Church, and faithfully served as an usher for many years.
He was a former member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles 1260, and served as President in 1961; the American Legion Post 259; and served as secretary of the Merccantile Bowling League for 19 years.
He enjoyed bowling, and was an ardent fan of the New York Yankees and the New York Giants. He loved to travel, and traveled throughout the USA, Mexico, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, as well as cruises through the Caribbean and the Panama Canal.
He is survived by his wife of 72 years, Hilda S. Mercun of Oneonta; sisters-in-law, Eleanor Mercun of Toms River, N.J. and Bella Mercun of Union City, N.J.; niece, Virginia Mercun of Wallington, N.J., and two nephews, John (Marie) Mercun of Point Pleasant Beach, N.J., and their children, Caroline and John, and Louis (Christina) Mercun of Bayonne, N.J. and their children, Carla Marie and Anthony.
He was predeceased by his parents; two brothers, Louis A. and John Mercun, and two nephews, Robert and Kenneth Mercun.
A funeral mass will be held at 10:15 a.m. Friday, Nov. 16, at St. Mary's Church with the Rev. Bernard Ampong, parochial vicar, officiating. Burial will follow in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Emmons, with military honors.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Catskill Area Hospice and Palliative Care, 1 Birchwood Drive, Oneonta, NY 13820 or St. Mary's Church, 39 Walnut St., Oneonta, NY 13820.
Friends may call at the Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home Thursday evening from 5 to 7, at which time the family will be in attendance.
Condolences to the family may be made online at www.grummonsfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements are by the Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home, Oneonta.


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Antioch University Seattle student Patrick Gorman reads an essay about his experience serving in the Vietnam War.
Bill Hooper came to Yellow Springs to attend Antioch College. He liked it here. So he decided to stay on for a while.
Over the course of his long career as a building contractor Bill was responsible for the construction of over 300 homes, many in the Yellow Springs area. As a long-time member of the Antioch Board of Trustees he has overseen the construction of buildings for Antioch University here in Yellow Springs and across the country.
It was a year ago that Antioch University and Antioch College in Yellow Springs became two separate institutions. Antioch College Interim President, Matthew Derr, says they're moving forward with plans to reopen the college next fall. It's also been a big year for Antioch University. Today, WYSO's Emily McCord finds out the latest from Chancellor Toni Murdoch.
One year ago this past weekend, Antioch University and Antioch College officially became two separate institutions. Next fall, the college plans to welcome students back to campus. As WYSO's Emily McCord reports, the plan is to start out small.
Yellow Springs resident Brian Springer was the first to notice the flooding to Main Hall on Saturday.
"I was walking my dog and noticed that the walls looked very wet and I looked in the window and saw, although it was nice and warm outside, it was raining inside the building and water was splashing everywhere and pooling," says Springer.
Springer then called the Miami Township Fire and Rescue department, who determined that it was a broken pipe from the attic and water had been flowing throughout the building.
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I think "Oklahoma" should change it's name.
Don't you???
I think "Oklahoma" should change it's name.
Don't you???
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The end of democracy and the defeat of the American Revolution will occur when government falls into the hands of lending institutions and moneyed incorporations. Thomas Jefferson
Cary, what Sarge is trying to get you to understand without coming out and saying so is that only libs or protected classes of folks have the right to be "offended" these days.
At that, I am offended.
Bill Davis
Didn't Rick Perry change his family's Niggerhead Ranch to something else? Political correctness?
The only thing that galls me about pro teams is when their revenue drops off, they want their hands in my pocket to pay for a new jock palace. Let them build their own and hand me back my tax money.
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I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
The way they are playing football, they should change their name, leave town, and never look back!


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HOUSTON—A few more clouds have moved into the Houston area, which means our humidity is on the rise, said KHOU 11 News Meteorologist Mario Gomez.
Temps will warm up to the mid-80s today, he said.
Thursday we have a 30-percent chance for a few scattered showers.
Storms will begin to roll into southeast Texas starting Friday morning. Some of the storms will be strong to severe, and the threat will last through Saturday. There's a 60 percent chance for rain and storms both Friday and Saturday.
We'll get a break from the rain on Sunday with temps expected to be near 80 degrees with cloudy skies and a slight chance for rain.
Next week is looking nice and sunny with afternoon temperatures around 80.
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Interested in your 224 EVO frame. Could I have some info about it?
Shock/Spring/Condition/Use/What Year
Also, is it $1300 USD?
Finally, I live in the UK. - Would you consider shipping here?
Hey Fraser. I see you have done a bit of filming with the helmet hero Wide cam for the WCs. Is there any tips you could give me to get the best perspective mounting it on the helmet, which mount to use and where to mount it? I just picked mine up and I'm trying to keep it as lo profile as possible but effective. Thanks if theres anything you can do to help!
Hey Transend your old mate Aaron Franklin(aka lahar)is back an hes clogging up the Zerode thread with his usual drivell...can you please direct him to the "where is my lahar" thread an move all his posts there.
I dont want a legitimate companys new bike an rep run down by someone like that
Could you ask C Kovarik to check his e-mail...... Pl's its impotant. Thanks
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When I click on peoples user names I seem to be able to read all of there private messages. I assume that this should not be the case?
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Jus 11.02(2)(c)
An accurate description of the crime, the circumstances which brought it about and the date on which the crime occurred.
Jus 11.02(2)(d)
The law enforcement agency to which the crime was reported and the date on which the crime was reported.
Jus 11.02(2)(e)
The nature and extent of the injuries the victim sustained from the crime; the name and address of any person who gave medical treatment to the victim for these injuries; the name and address of any hospital or similar institution where the victim received medical treatment for the injuries and the costs of such treatment.
Jus 11.02(2)(f)
The work loss the victim sustained as a result of the crime.
Jus 11.02(2)(g)
The amount of benefits the victim, dependent or applicant has received, or is to receive, from any collateral source for economic loss that resulted from the crime and the name of the collateral source.
Jus 11.02(2)(h)
Whether the claimant is the spouse, sister, brother, child or parent of the offender, the offender's relatives or accomplice or whether the applicant lives with the offender, the offender's relatives or accomplice and the relationship, if any, between the applicant, offender, offender's relatives or accomplice.
Jus 11.02(2)(i)
A release authorizing the department to obtain any report, document or other information it needs in its determination of the claim.
Jus 11.02(2)(j)
Any additional information or material the department determines is reasonably related to the application.
Jus 11.02 Note
A copy of the application form may be obtained at the Wisconsin department of justice at no charge.
Jus 11.02(3)
Incomplete applications.
Whenever an application is not complete or the department otherwise lacks information required under
, the department shall request the applicant to provide the required information. If the applicant fails within 30 days to provide the information or to indicate why the information is unavailable, the applicant shall be denied an award under
Jus 11.07 (7)
Jus 11.02 History
Register, February, 1992, No. 434
, eff. 3-1-92.
Jus 11.03
Jus 11.03
Claims investigation and decision.
Jus 11.03(1)
Claims determination.
Claims may be investigated, verified and determined regardless of whether the alleged offender has been apprehended, prosecuted for, or convicted of, any crime based upon the same incident or has been found not guilty of such crime.
Jus 11.03(2)
Suspend proceedings.
The department may suspend proceedings upon its own motion or that of a prosecuting attorney for a period it deems appropriate on the grounds that a prosecution for an offense arising out of the act has been commenced or is imminent.
Jus 11.03(3)
Written decision.
The department, by the director, shall issue a written decision setting forth the granting of the award or denying the claim and the reasons, and shall furnish the applicant with a copy of the decision. The decision shall also advise the applicant of any right to a contested case hearing.
Jus 11.03(4)
Closed claims.
A claim for compensation is closed when any of the following conditions occur:
Jus 11.03(4)(a)
The statutory maximums allowed under s.
949.06 (1) (d)
, Stats., or both, have been awarded by the department.
Jus 11.03(4)(b)
The 30 day time period for appealing the decision of the department has passed without a request from the applicant for a contested case hearing.
Jus 11.03(4)(c)
The 30 day period for appealing the decision of the hearing examiner has passed without further appeal being made by the applicant.
Jus 11.03 History
Register, February, 1992, No. 434
, eff. 3-1-92.
Jus 11.04
Jus 11.04
Economic loss.
The department may make awards for unreimbursed economic losses as follows:
Jus 11.04(1)
Actual cost of reasonable and necessary medical treatment.
Jus 11.04(2)
Loss of actual earnings if the victim was employed or loss of potential earnings if the victim was not employed at the time of the crime based upon a sufficient showing by the victim that the victim incurred an actual loss of earnings. The department shall determine an award for work loss incurred as a direct result of an injury as follows:
Jus 11.04(2)(a)
If the victim was employed at the time of the injury, an award for work loss shall be equal to the victim's unreimbursed net salary. In this paragraph "net salary" means income less deductions for federal withholding tax, state withholding tax, and FICA tax. In this paragraph "disability period" means the length of time a victim is unable to work as a direct result of injuries caused by the crime. The disability period shall be determined by a physician.
Jus 11.04(2)(b)
If the victim was not employed at the time of the injury or, if as a direct result of the injury, the victim suffered a disability causing a loss of potential earnings, the award may be based upon a sufficient showing by the victim that the victim incurred an actual loss of earnings. The victim must have received an offer of employment and must have been unable to begin employment as a direct result of a disability caused by the crime.
Jus 11.04(2)(c)
The amount of the award under
may be reduced by any income from substitute work actually performed by the victim or by income the victim would have earned in, [if] available, appropriate substitute work the victim was capable of performing but unreasonably failed to undertake.
Jus 11.04(2)(d)
If the victim was self-employed at the time of the injury, the loss of actual earnings may be determined by taking into account the net business profit reported on the previous year's federal income tax return or the current year's net business profit based on current financial records, divided by the number of weeks covered by the income tax returns or current financial records.
Jus 11.04(2)(e)
If the victim failed to report earnings to federal and state revenue departments, if required to do so by law, the department may not make an award under this subsection based upon any such unreported income.
Jus 11.04(3)
Actual costs of ordinary, necessary and reasonable household services in an amount sufficient to ensure that the victim's duties and responsibilities are continued if the victim is a homemaker. Payment shall continue until the victim is able to resume the performance of the duties or until the cost of services reaches the maximum allowable under s.
949.06 (2)
, Stats., whichever is less.
Jus 11.04(4)
Reasonable replacement value of any clothing and bedding that is held for evidentiary purposes, not to exceed the limitations of s.
949.06 (1) (c)
, Stats.
Jus 11.04(5)
Reasonable replacement value of property, other than clothing and bedding under s.
949.06 (1) (c)
, Stats., that is held for evidentiary purposes and is rendered unusable as a result of crime laboratory testing, not to exceed the limitations of s.
949.06 (1) (cm)
, Stats.
Jus 11.04(6)
Reasonable funeral and burial expenses not to exceed the limitations of s.
949.06 (1) (d)
, Stats. The funeral and burial award may not be considered by the department under s.
949.06 (2)
, Stats. The costs of a reception, wake, or purchase of clothing for burial are not recoverable expenses under this section.
Jus 11.04(7)
Contributions of things of economic value provided by the victim to dependents but lost as a result of the victim's death and loss of financial support.
Jus 11.04(8)
Reasonable and necessary costs associated with securing and cleaning up a crime scene not to exceed the limitations under s.
949.06 (1) (f)
, Stats. In this subsection:
Jus 11.04(8)(a)
"Securing a crime scene" means taking immediate steps to make the crime scene free of danger and the risk of future loss.
Jus 11.04(8)(b)
"Cleaning up a crime scene" means removing or attempting to remove from the crime scene any stains or debris caused by the crime or the processing of the crime scene.
Jus 11.04 History
Register, February, 1992, No. 434
, eff. 3-1-92.
Jus 11.05
Jus 11.05
Jus 11.05(1)
To whom payable.
The department may make an award for economic loss to or for the benefit of any of the following persons:
Jus 11.05(1)(a)
A victim.
Jus 11.05(1)(b)
A dependent.
Jus 11.05(1)(c)
A third person other than a collateral source, who is responsible for the maintenance of the victim and who has incurred an expense as a direct result of the victim's personal injury or death.
Jus 11.05(1)(d)
A family member or person who lived with the victim immediately prior to the crime, as a result of the person's or family member's reaction to the death. In this subsection:
Jus 11.05(1)(d)1.
The victim must be a victim of s.
, Stats.
Jus 11.05(1)(d)2.
A dependent may recover both under s.
949.06 (1)
, Stats., and this subsection subject to the limitations of s.
949.06 (2)
, Stats.
Jus 11.05(2)
Maximum award.
An award shall not exceed the economic loss to the claimant or exceed the limitations of s.
949.06 (2)
, Stats., plus the reasonable funeral and burial expenses under
Jus 11.04 (6)
, whichever is less.
Jus 11.05(3)
Dependents' economic loss.
In determining the amount of the award, the department shall:
Jus 11.05(3)(a)
Determine loss of support based on the victim's net salary at the time of death and loss of support shall be calculated equal to four times the victim's annual net salary. The department shall determine if the dependents have received or will receive proceeds from private or public insurance plans. Public insurance plans include social security benefits. The proceeds from a private or public insurance plan shall be prorated over the life expectancy of the victim and the amount of the first four years shall be deducted from the amount of the lost salary.
Jus 11.05(3)(b)
Calculate dependent's economic loss by determining a loss reasonably incurred after the victim's death in obtaining services in lieu of those the victim would have performed for the dependent's benefit had the victim not suffered a fatal injury. The cost of the services shall be actual, reasonable and necessary. The department may make an award on a periodic basis as the cost of lost service is incurred. The department shall periodically review the amount of the award to determine the dependent's continued right to the award.
Jus 11.05(4)
Collateral sources.
Jus 11.05(4)(a)
Any award made under this chapter shall be reduced by the amount of any payment received, or to be received, as a result of the injury or death:
Jus 11.05(4)(a)1.
From, or on behalf of, the person who committed the crime.
Jus 11.05(4)(a)2.
From insurance payments or programs, including workers compensation, unemployment compensation and social security.
Jus 11.05(4)(a)3.
From public funds.
Jus 11.05(4)(a)4.
As an emergency award under s.
, Stats.
Jus 11.05(4)(a)5.
From one or more 3rd parties held liable for the victim's injury or death.
Jus 11.05(4)(b)
If the claimant fails to take advantage of a source of benefits that would have been available to the claimant or that would have reimbursed the claimant for all or a portion of an economic loss, the department shall reduce or deny an award to the extent that it would have been paid by such source of benefits. The department may waive this requirement in the interest of justice.
Jus 11.05(5)
Awards to minor dependents.
The department may award benefits to the parent of a minor dependent child, the child's guardian or to such person, or trustee, for the minor dependent child's use as may be found to be best calculated to serve the interest of the child or for the support and maintenance of a minor dependent child or children.
Jus 11.05(6)
Awards to providers.
The department may pay any portion of an award directly to the provider of any service which is the basis for that portion of the award.
Jus 11.05(7)
Awards not subject to attachment.
No award made under this chapter may be subject to execution, attachment, garnishment or other process, except that an award for economic loss is not exempt from a claim of a creditor to the extent that the creditor provided products, services or accommodations, the costs of which are included in the award.
Jus 11.05(8)
Actual loss.
The department may not make an award when the department determines in a particular case that the claimant would not ordinarily have been required to pay for the services but for
, Stats.
Jus 11.05(9)
If 2 or more dependents are entitled to the award as a result of the death of a victim, the department shall apportion the award among the dependents. The department may apportion the award among the dependents in equal amounts.
Jus 11.05(10)
Probate award.
The department may apportion an award for a victim's economic loss in a manner which the department determines to be just or in the best interest of the applicant.
Jus 11.05(11)
Periodic awards.
In the case of the death of the victim or in the case of a protracted loss of earnings, the department may make periodic awards. The department shall periodically verify whether the claimant is entitled to continue to receive such payments.
Jus 11.05 History
Register, February, 1992, No. 434
, eff. 3-1-92.
Jus 11.06
Jus 11.06
Mental health treatment.
Jus 11.06(1)
Eligible providers.
Eligible providers of mental health treatment under this chapter include:
Jus 11.06(1)(a)
A licensed physician who has completed a residency in psychiatry.
Jus 11.06(1)(b)
A licensed psychologist who is listed or eligible to be listed in the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology.
Jus 11.06(1)(c)
A person with a masters degree who is certified eligible as a psychotherapy provider under the Wisconsin medical assistance program, if providing services under the supervision of a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist certified as a psychotherapy provider under the Wisconsin medical assistance program.
Jus 11.06(1)(d)
A crisis counselor employed by a recognized crisis counseling agency who works under the supervision of a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist certified as a psychotherapy provider under the Wisconsin medical assistance program.
Jus 11.06(2)
Eligible services.
Eligible types of mental health treatment under this chapter include:
Jus 11.06(2)(a)
Inpatient psychiatric services when prescribed by a physician and when provided within the psychiatric unit of a general hospital or a psychiatric facility.
Jus 11.06(2)(b)
Outpatient psychotherapy services when provided by a psychiatrist, licensed psychologist, or an eligible masters level provider who meets the supervision requirements.
Jus 11.06(2)(c)
Crisis intervention services when provided under the aegis of a community facility recognized by the county unified services board or as a component of services provided in a general hospital when such services are provided under the supervision of the psychiatrist or licensed psychologist.
Jus 11.06(3)
Limitations on eligible services.
Limitations on eligible services include:
Jus 11.06(3)(a)
Collateral interviews are limited to the non-offending family members.
Jus 11.06(3)(b)
Group psychotherapy sessions are limited to those in which not more than 10 individuals receive psychotherapy services together from an eligible provider.
Jus 11.06(3)(c)
Court appearances or evaluations are not eligible services.
Jus 11.06(4)
Authorization process.
The department shall require eligible providers of services to submit an authorization request which shall include the following information:
Jus 11.06(4)(a)
The name, address, and medical assistance or identification number of the provider conducting the diagnostic examination and performing the psychotherapy services.
Jus 11.06(4)(b)
A detailed summary of the problems for which the victim is seeking mental health treatment.
Jus 11.06(4)(c)
A detailed summary of the diagnostic examination, including the severity of the victim's mental illness, medically significant emotional or social dysfunctions, the medical necessity for treatment and the suggested outcome of treatment.
Jus 11.06(4)(d)
A statement of the estimated frequency of treatment sessions and the estimated cost of treatment.
Jus 11.06(4)(e)
A statement of the relationship between the crime and the need for treatment.
Jus 11.06(4)(f)
A statement of the victim's psychological condition during the 6 months prior to the crime.
Jus 11.06(5)
Review process.
Jus 11.06(5)(a)
Department claims specialists shall review authorization requests for mental health claims. The department may appoint persons who meet the same minimum requirements that providers are expected to meet to review authorization requests.
Jus 11.06(5)(b)
The department shall review the progress of the treatment periodically as the department determines it is reasonable to do so. Progress reports shall describe the victim's current symptoms, problem changes in symptoms since the last report, progress made toward each treatment goal, a list of impediments to progress, and a plan to address impediments.
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The Baltimore County Police Department is collaborating with the school system to provide staff with more training in dealing with potential school shooting situations.
The heightened concern comes after an attack at Perry Hall High School and a gun incident at Stemmers Run Middle School earlier in the school year.
"We are working on making sure that the leadership of the schools, principals, fully understand our protocols," said Dale Rauenzahn, executive director of school safety and security. "We have trained for many years on the active shooter scenario."
Baltimore County police spokeswoman Elise Armacost said situational awareness that leads to a school shooting scenario and response training is now available to administrators by the department's homeland security section.
Rauenzahn said once school leadership has been trained, it will be passed along throughout the sytem.
On February 20, all school principals received the first training, which educated them on situational awareness and overall active shooter process. In March, they will have a scenario based training to demonstrate the appropriate responses from the school, school system and emergency responders.
Still, Rauenzahn stresses that students and staff have already been trained in implementing the four universal responses to emergency situations—evacuation, alert status, lockdown and severe weather safe area.
"This was demonstrated at Perry Hall High when students and staff used the evacuation and lockdown universal responses to respond to that emergency situation," he said.


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Looking for a way to avoid the crowds this holiday shopping season? Want to put personal touch into gift giving this year?
Not only is Karg Glass Studio made in KAKEland, the gifts are also made by customers.
Rollin Karg, owner, said the business is focused on personal creativity.
"They get to participate, they get to pick out the colors, they get to blow the ornament," Karg said.
Karg has been in the glass-making business for 18 years. But the make your own ornament tradition is only a few years old.
"If they're looking for something different, something they're not going to find at a chain store, this is the place," he said.
Start your own Christmas tradition with Karg Glass this year. The business is closed on Sundays and Wednesdays.


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By Cam Huffman
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Dana Holgorsen knows a little something about offense. In his two years as offensive coordinator at Texas Tech, his teams ranked No. 8 and No. 3 nationally in total offense. During two seasons in the same job at Houston, his team averaged 563 yards of offense per game, and in one season as the offensive coordinator at Oklahoma State, Holgorsen's Cowboys led the nation in total offense.
Since taking over at West Virginia as the head coach prior to the 2011 season, Holgorsen's teams have rewritten the offense record books in nearly every category.
So far this season, though, that explosiveness has been missing. Maybe it's because so are Geno Smith, Stedman Bailey and Tavon Austin, but WVU ranks 107th nationally in scoring offense with just 31 points in two games. That ranks even behind this week's opponent, Georgia State, which is in its first season at a Division I Football Bowl Subdivision member. In total offense, WVU ranks 73rd with 398 yards per game.
But as the Mountaineers (1-1) prepare to welcome the Panthers (0-2) to Morgantown Saturday at noon, Holgorsen is still confident this year's group can put up the same type of numbers his teams have produced in the past.
"We have the potential to be better than we were last year, as crazy as that sounds," said Holgorsen. "Does that mean we are better than last year, or are going to be better than last year? No. It just means we have the potential."
In fact, Holgorsen said the offense had more opportunities in the passing game this year than it did a year ago against the Sooners, when WVU threw for 320 yards and four touchdowns.
"We had more open guys than we did last year," he said. "We just didn't do a good job of getting them the ball on those plays."
That's a big reason why the depth chart for this week's game, released by WVU Monday night, looks a little different than previous weeks.
Mario Alford and Ronald Carswell have moved into starting spots at wide receiver, replacing Ivan McCartney and Dakiel Shorts, who were in those positions a week ago. A now healthy Kevin White has replaced KJ Myers in the lineup.
Senior Pat Eger has also moved into a starting spot at center, ahead of Tyler Orlosky.
"I think we are closer on offense, but I accept full responsibility for seven points," said Holgorsen. "I don't care who we are playing, it's embarrassing.
"A lot of people talk about how talented we are. Even guys on our team talk about how talented we are. We need to prove that. We need to make some plays. You need to make plays when you are put into those situations, and if you don't we will try and put some other guys in those situations. We will get better offensively."
With changes being made on the offensive line and at wide receiver, the obvious question is whether there will be a move made at quarterback after junior Paul Millard barely completed 50 percent of his passes against the Sooners, threw an interception and lost a fumble.
"We can't put two of them out there at once, so someone's name has to be called," said Holgorsen, refusing to name a definite starter. "They'll have to go out, and we'll see how they do. The difference with where we are at now is that (redshirt-freshman Ford Childress) will have reps. He hasn't had reps in the past three weeks."
Childress was ruled out of the competition for the starting spot during the final week of the preseason. Millard won the job over junior Florida State transfer Clint Trickett and started the first two games. Trickett took six snaps in the first half in the opener against William & Mary and hasn't seen the field since.
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By John Vogl
Ron Rolston has been watching video of NHL games all season despite coaching down in Rochester, so the Sabres' interim bench boss already had a good feel for what Buffalo needs to improve.
The 3-1 loss to Toronto gave him more evidence.
"We have to play at a different pace right now," Rolston said today in Northtown Center at Amherst after his first formal practice. "We don't put enough pressure on teams right now, just playing a little bit too slow. If you lined all the players up on the goal line across the league, it'd be a pretty close race from end to end, but a lot of teams play faster than other teams with puck movement and guys knowing what other guys are doing on the ice.
"We've got to make a concerted effort at doing that, just putting teams in pressure situations more than we do."
In Rolston's limited time to reflect on his debut, the thing that stood out most was Toronto's second goal. Buffalo had played a bad second period but was still in a 1-1 tie, then the Sabres made multiple mistakes to allow the Leafs to go end-to-end with only 1:56 remaining.
"What happens when you're on the road like that, you want to be able to go into for example the third period 1-1," Rolston said. "What happens right now with our hockey team is we're the team that blinks first when you have a staredown. In other words, if the faceoff's in the zone and we make a mistake in execution, the next thing you know it's a 2-1 game going into the third.
"That's part of the reason why things aren't going the way we want them to go is because there's times in the game we execute for a long period of time, and then in this league if you have even a short span of a couple of shifts where you don't execute, that can be the difference in the game. A lot of times it's been the case here, and it was last night for us."
The Sabres will try to end a three-game losing streak Saturday when they host the New York Islanders in Rolston's home debut. Jordan Leopold likely will miss his third straight game after skipping practice with an upper-body injury, while fellow defenseman Andrej Sekera may return from a charley horse.
Ryan Miller will play in goal after taking today off to rest.
"Everyone here knows the value he has to the organization and our team," Rolston said. "I've known Ryan for a long time. He's a Michigan native and I coached him way back in a summer USA regional, so I followed his career and know how talented he is and what he means to our hockey team. You saw it again last night, so we're just monitoring that. Today was just more of a maintenance day for him to make sure he's in the right place for tomorrow night."
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The U.S. Department of Justice had no comment on the $10,000 bounty the New Black Panther Party (NBPP) was offering for a "citizen's arrest" of George Zimmerman, the 28 year old man who told Sanford, Florida Police he shot and killed 17 year old Trayvon Martin on February 26 in an act of self-defense.
According to a number of reports, the NBPP "called for the mobilization of 10,000 black men" to do the "arrest." Zimmerman and his family have received death threats since the case became a national issue. Mr. Zimmerman has not been arrested by local authorities. Federal, state, and local investigations of the shooting are happening, and he is currently in hiding.
The bounty made its ways around social media, including Twitter, and attached itself to an unfortunate tweet. One individual decided to tweet what he thought was George Zimmerman's home address. Film director Spike Lee re-tweeted the incorrect address out to his 250,000 followers. I discovered the address did not belong to Mr. Zimmerman and the actual residents were living in fear for their lives. Mr. Lee has since apologized and compensated the couple whose residence was targeted on Twitter.
In an e-mail response to an inquiry, DOJ Office of Public Affairs' Xochitl Hinojosa wrote: "The FBI is aware of the statements and we are unable to comment at this time."
Rep. Allen West, Florida Republican, posted a statement on his FaceBook page calling on the Justice Department to prosecute the NBPP for the bounty:
"I vehemently condemn the bounty poster emanating from the New Black Panther Party putting a $10,000 ransom up for the capture of George Zimmerman and call upon the US Department of Justice to prosecute their actions, clearly a hate crime. We have seen this type of abhorrent behavior from this group previously in 2008 as part of a voter intimidation action, it is reprehensible. To openly solicit for the death of an American citizen, with reward, is not in keeping with the laws of due process which governs this Constitutional Republic. However, this is to be expected when irrational voices dominate our public dialogue and are fueled by an ideological driven media. I am concerned that that the tragic death of Trayvon Martin is being hijacked by malcontents."
It appears authorities on multiple levels are focusing more on the shooting than the NBPP bounty at this point, though.
Hinojosa told the L.A. Times on Thursday, "We have an ongoing investigation into the shooting of Trayvon Martin and it is a parallel investigation. We are providing resources to the state while we do a thorough investigation."
FBI Special Agent Dave Couvertier also told the L.A. Times, "The parallel investigation we're running is specifically focused on the death of Trayvon Martin and more specifically, were there any violations of his civil rights? We are not investigating the Sanford Police Department, which has been a little confusing for folks."
Florida Gov. Rick Scott, however, did issue a statement on Thursday in response to bounty threats from the NBPP:
"We have taken steps to ensure that the investigation into the tragic death of Trayvon Martin is fair, measured and thorough. Justice is ill served when there is a rush to judgment. We are a nation of laws and we must let the legal system work. Talk of bounties and retribution has no place in this dialogue, and they compound tragedy with tragedy."
The City of Sanford also issued a statement on March 24 saying: "The City of Sanford does not condone the actions and recommendations of the New Black Panther Party. The City is requesting calm heads and no vigilante justice." The statement adds, "Attempts by civilians to take any person into custody may result in criminal charges or unnecessary violence."
The Obama Justice Department has been criticized over it's handling of the NBPP before, specifically the 2008 case regarding the NBPP and voter intimidation at the Philadelphia voting polls. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder was under fire for being too lenient on the NBPP, to which A.G. Holder finally said:
"When you compare what people endured in the South in the 60s to try to get the right to vote for African Americans, and to compare what people were subjected to there to what happened in Philadelphia—which was inappropriate, certainly that…to describe it in those terms I think does a great disservice to people who put their lives on the line, who risked all, for my people."
The New Black Panther Party Leader, Hashim Nzinga, who issued the $10,000 bounty for Zimmerman's capture last Saturday, was arrested on Monday, according to Reuters, at the office of his probation officer. Mr. Nzinga was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm.


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Update from City News Service at 5:15 p.m.
That horse that fell into a ravine with a rider in the Angeles National Forest just above Altadena at 2:39 p.m. has been walked out of the area by rescuers from the Los Angeles County Fire Department, apparently unhurt. The unidentified rider also was not hurt.
Updated 4:52 p.m.
A Los Angeles County fire official at the Altadena station told Patch that the latest development was at 3:59 p.m. and at that time the injured horse was being brought to its feet and a trail was being cut for it.
It is unclear if it is being moved on its feet or by a hoist system, the official told Patch.
Updated 4:20 p.m.
At 3:56 p.m., Los Angeles County Sheriff Captain Mike Parker tweeted:
350PM,Tues. Rescue in progess, Rising Hill Rd/ El Prieto, Angeles Forest #LASD Altadena #SAR .Horse rider over the cliff
Updated 4:05 p.m.
As of approximately 3:26 p.m., firefighters and the urban search and rescue unit were attempting to hoist the horse out of the forest, according to a Los Angeles County fire official at the Altadena station.
A helicopter rescue was initially tried and rescuers did not have much luck so they tried heavy rescue, the official told Patch. However, since the location is so high up on the mountain it was difficult for the rescue vehicle to access the area so a helicopter rescue was being attempted again as of 3:26 p.m.
The horse and its rider fell while on the unpaved Brown Mountainway and El Prieto Mountainway. The rider is uninjured.
The County fire department is also asking for assistance from the Departmental Air Rescue Team (DART), which is comprised of animal control officers trained for emergency rescues that involve helicopters and special equipment.
Previously at 3:46 p.m.
County firefighters are preparing to sedate a horse and hoist it out of a ravine where it fell with its rider about 2:39 p.m. in the Angeles National Forest above Altadena, according to the county fire department. The horse rider was not hurt but the horse was.
Check back on Patch for updates.


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"It's taking the money out of NASA programs that should be the ones we're funding through the federal government," he said.
"The commercial systems are going to get us to low-Earth orbit, and we want to go beyond low-Earth orbit. We want to go out to the moon. We want to go on to Mars, and we're diverting most of our resources, or a large portion of our resources, to just going back into low-Earth orbit. And that's the wrong answer."
Collins, who in the 1990s became the first female space pilot and mission commander, thinks the current plan is a good one — as long as human expeditions beyond Earth orbit are not forsaken.
"Am I happy with where we are right now? No, because I'm not a very patient person. I like to see things happen faster. So with the cancellation of Constellation, it really slowed us down," Collins said.
"But there's a program now, and I'm just praying that it doesn't get canceled — that it's successful, and that it's safe. And that we actually make it happen," Collins said.
So, should we venture back to the moon? Or journey to an asteroid? Or go straight to Mars?
It doesn't matter.
"I think we should pick a destination and stop changing it," Collins said. "You know, I think these are all good ideas. But at some point, we've just got to go do it."


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One of the lone bright points of the 2011-12 season for Habs fans was how the Pacioretty-Desharnais-Cole line performed. The trio played upwards of 70% of their 5 on 5 shifts together, collectively producing 84 goals, 66 at 5 on 5 play. As a line that averages to 28 goals a piece, 22 at even strength.
To compare this to the rest of the league I made a list of the lines that comprised their teams top even strength goal scorers and played about 45%+ of each players even strength their even strength shifts together. The even strength goals and total goals of each 3 man forward unit was put together under the name of the lines centerman. This method largely eliminated any players that played less than ~65 games last season and tended to only included those playing a full (70+ games) season. Games lost and different circumstances makes this useless as an absolute ranking but it should give a ballpark idea of where good primary scoring units clock in at.


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Annie Wright Schools is hosting two open houses for students to visit its campus and learn about its programs, curriculum and community.
The "Ticket to Thrive" event is from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at the school, 827 N. Tacoma Ave. This program is for students entering grades 6-8 in the fall of 2014 and will include class visits, lunch and activities.
The "Scholar Search Weekend" starts at noon Friday and runs through 1 p.m. Saturday. For girls entering grades 9-12 in the fall of 2014, the program will include information on the all-girls experience. The event also will have student interviews, class visits and a lip sync event.
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By Mike Wanbaugh
MIAMI — A season of destiny, as it had been billed in South Bend, was no match for a newly-minted dynasty from Tuscaloosa.
The return to glory for Notre Dame, which hasn't won a national championship since 1988, will have to wait after Alabama destroyed the Fighting Irish to claim its third national championship in four years Monday night at Sun Life Stadium.
Alabama (13-1), scored 28 first-half points en route to a 42-14 win in the BCS National Championship game. So much for the most-anticipated match-up of the BCS era.
For Alabama it was a coronation as the Crimson Tide claimed the storied program's 15th national championship.
For Notre Dame it was another BCS bowl game collapse. Including appearances in the 2000 and 2006 Fiesta Bowls and the 2007 Sugar Bowl, the Irish are 0-4 in BCS bowl games and have been outscored, 158-57.
Notre Dame didn't even get on the board until 4:08 was left in the third quarter on a 2-yard scramble by quarterback Everett Golson, making it 35-7. At that point the score barely provoked a polite applause.
Whatever luck the Irish used to get into this game after an unlikely 12-0 start, was obviously used up shortly after kickoff.
A raucous Irish crowd that seemed to outnumber Alabama's contingent was quieted on the opening drive and really didn't have much cause to cheer the rest of the game.
But they did have reason to boo.
Trailing 7-0, the Irish were forced to punt on their opening drive. Alabama returner Christion Jones fumbled the punt and Notre Dame's Zeke Motta recovered it. However, the officials ruled that a Notre Dame player had touched Jones first and called a penalty on the Irish.
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly was livid, screaming at the officials on the field, but the call remained.
Television replays show the ball was already loose. Instead of having the ball inside Alabama's 15 yard-line with a chance to tie the game, Alabama had the ball at their 39-yard line and would march down the field to take a 14-0 lead.
Notre Dame never recovered and Alabama was never seriously challenged after that. Exactly what couldn't happen if the Irish were to have a chance had happened.
One play into the second quarter and Alabama led 21-0. It got so bad early for Notre Dame that Kelly decided to decided to go for it on fourth and 5 from midfield. There was 13:30 left in the second quarter at that point. That decision also failed.
Alabama was just clearly better than Notre Dame, adding another national title notch for the SEC conference, which now boasts the past seven national champions. It wasn't even close and prompted chants of "SEC," from the Bama fans with two minutes remaining in the game. Many of the Irish fans, however weren't around to hear it, having already seen enough.
McCarron, whose performance Monday night chisels his face into 'Bama's football Mount Rushmore, had all day to do virtually anything he wanted in the pocket. Bama running backs Eddie Lacy and TJ Yeldon both rushed for more than 100 yards.
It's never a good sign when your safety leads your team in tackles with 16 as Motta did for Notre Dame.
Notre Dame's glory days will have to wait. This particular night, and this season belongs to Alabama.


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Second Harvest Heartland is the Upper Midwest's largest hunger-relief organization, striving to end hunger through community partnerships.
Hunger in our region has doubled over the past five years, and today one in ten Minnesotans has to choose between food and something else that they need almost as much: rent that keeps a roof over their heads as the weather grows colder, gas for the car that gets them to the job that lets them feed their families or medications they need to manage chronic illness. Our neighbors in need shouldn't have to choose.
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New judges, new format, new season. This is the place to weigh in on Season 10 of "American Idol"
'Idol': A video on last night's show
So how did the gang of three do last night? I have a few thoughts, which I share here.
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