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The call made by David Camm to Indiana State Police just hours before his arrest was part of the focus of testimony during the fourth day of testimony.
Sergeant Sam Sarkisian recalled how Camm, a former member of the Indiana State Police who worked out of the Sellersburg post, said in that phone call that everybody knew he didn't do it. Camm also said he couldn't imagine anybody wanting to hurt his wife Kim because she never did anything to anyone. Camm implied maybe the killer was trying to get to the kids.
Sarkisian said the phone call made him uneasy because he knew the arrest was coming.
During his testimony, Sarkisian couldn't give an explanation on why the evidence file said Kim Camm's purse was found in the kitchen when a photo showed it in the family's Ford Bronco.
Inside the Camm home, investigators found a pair of jeans and a laptop computer on Kim & David's bed. Sarkisian said the jeans were not taken as evidence and testified no fingerprints taken inside the house.
Frank Renn, Kim's father, was in the courtroom. Janice Renn, Kim's mother, has not been allowed to hear the testimony because she is a witness. Renn told WAVE 3 News his wife is eager to get on with her testimony and he's thankful she hasn't had to listen to autopsy details or see the crime scene photos.
"I just can't look at it," said Frank Renn. "I just don't want to see them that way. I want to remember them the way they were when they was alive."
Renn said he's not concerned about the jury being able to reach the right verdict.
"At the time, I think they done the best they could do," said Renn, "but uh, I can see maybe what they been bringing out, there might've been an error or two made somewhere, but you know, I don't think that'll effect the case any."
In testimony late in the day, Kim Camm's supervisor testified that David Camm called the day after the murders and mentioned benefits. The vice president of human resources told the jury Kim Camm carried nearly a $500,000 in benefits.
Special prosecutor Stan Levco has pushed back his timeline of when he expects to wrap the case to the second week of September.
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The Demons had one chance to take a lead over Grand Junction on Saturday night.
They handed it to the Tigers, instead.
The Durango High School football team's Casey Dunlap intercepted a lateral pass on the Tigers' first set of downs, and the offense drove to the Grand Junction 6-yard line, but quarterback Jeremy Szura threw an interception – the first of three Durango turnovers – and the Tigers drove the length of the field to take a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter and set the tone for the rest of the game.
The Demons lost their Southwestern League opener 49-10 to the Tigers on Saturday night in Grand Junction.
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In Phoenix, Arizona recently, members of the United States Marshals Violent Offender Task Force captured Walter Furrh, 51, in Phoenix. Walter Furrh was wanted by the Tucson Police Department for Robbery. Furrh, whom authorities dubbed the "Manila Bandit", is alleged to have robbed numerous banks around the Tucson area from July to December 2010. Furrh was called the "Manila Bandit" as he allegedly presented a manila envelope to the teller while demanding the money be placed in the envelope during some of the robberies.
The Tucson Police Department conducted a lengthy investigation and was able to identify Furrh as the suspect.
On December 28, 2010, a warrant was issued by the Pima County Superior Court for the arrest of Furrh.
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What is Groundhog Day?Although it isn't an official holiday, Groundhog Day is a fun event which takes place every February. On the morning of February 2nd, many North Americans wait to hear weather predictions from one of a handful of famous groundhogs (also known as woodchucks). The story goes that on this morning, hibernating groundhogs poke their heads out of their burrows. If it's a bright clear day and they see their shadow, it means there will be six more weeks of harsh winter; if it's overcast and they don't see their shadow, we'll be treated to early spring weather.
The modern tradition involves large Groundhog Day festivals, with officials presenting the local groundhog on a stage in front of residents, tourists and media to declare whether or not the shadow was seen. This kind of Groundhog Day celebration began with Punxsutawney Phil in Pennsylvania and was depicted in the 1993 film Groundhog Day, starring Bill Murray.
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Ontario's Wiarton WillieAlthough Pennsylvania isn't that far away, on February 2nd most Torontonians listen for the predictions of Wiarton Willie, an albino groundhog who resides in South Bruce Peninsula. Willie lives north west of Toronto, beyond Owen Sound. Although the current Willie is newer to the job, Wiarton has been holding a Groundhog Day festival since the 1950s.
The Wiarton Willie FestivalWiarton plans several days of entertainment and family activities surrounding Groundhog Day. Many activities during the Wiarton Willie Festival are free, although there are usually big-name musical performances and other shows which require a ticket. If you're interested in making the trip out, there are detailed driving directions and other transportation information available in the "Visitors" section of the Town of South Bruce Peninsula's official website. And remember, Willie makes his prediction just after the sun comes up, so you'll probably want to stay overnight.
Mississauga's Groundhog Day MarathonThere aren't many events in the Greater Toronto Area tied to Groundhog Day, but the City of Mississauga does host a free Groundhog Day Marathon and skating party! From 10am until 10pm the film Groundhog Day is shown on the large outdoor screens in Celebration Square by the Mississauga Civic Centre, a space which also has a skating rink (weather permitting). The screenings are free, and begin every two hours, at 10am, noon, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm, 8pm.
Groundhog Day at the Kortright Centre for ConservationWith Groundhog Day falling on a Saturday in 2013, the Kortright Centre for Conservation in Woodbridge is offering programming focused on the animals with a hike, information about hibernation, and a look at Groundhog Day lore (1pm and 2:30pm).
Groundhog Day at the Toronto Zoo?In 2011 the Toronto Zoo introduced Herman, the Vancouver Island marmot, who made a weather prediction of his own when he chose a snack laid out under an "Early Spring" sign (watch the video on the Toronto Zoo's YouTube channel).
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Although a visit to the Toronto Zoo can sometimes include a stop at the woodchuck enclosure in the Kids Zoo section of the Zellers Discovery Zone, the Kids Zoo is only open from mid-May until October. Still, a visit to the zoo around Groundhog Day offers a great opportunity to look for information on other animals that hibernate and talk about other ways animals adapt to colder weather.
Groundhog Day at Home and SchoolCoincidentally, Canada's Family Literacy Day falls just six days before Groundhog Day. This annual event encourages families to read, play and learn together all year long, especially by tying fun games and activities to what's going on in daily life. Groundhog Day offers parents and teachers a great chance to explore a variety of topics, including:
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Is there any official requirement to post results beyond the prize list at the conclusion of the event? In other words, if the prize list went 6 places deep, but you wanted to find out if you got any valuable upgrade points after finishing in the 7th-10th places...you'd likely want to hang around and confirm the result just in case there was a mix-up--you have that 15 minute protest period to straighten things out. Yet, the race you entered only posts the top-6 who get prizes leaving those riders who "think" they got in that top 10 wondering and hopeful until who-knows-when they get posted online.


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Come on, deep in the wacky little recesses of your baseball mind, admit it. There are times when you completely miss Manny Ramirez.
That would be the Manny who was electric at the plate and jovial and carefree in the clubhouse. Not the drug-busted, non-talking, non-producing Manny.
But when he was going good, there was no one like him, neither via his baseball prowess or special antics.
Manny is not willing to give up the ghost just yet, and after failing in his last attempt to hook up with the Oakland A's, he is now playing baseball in Taiwan. He turns 41 on May 31.
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In this one he is on first with no outs and the Rhinos down by a run in the sixth, when a bouncer is hit to the first baseman. Manny sprints for second, seemingly intent on breaking up the double play.
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By Ken Hamilton
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Niagara Gazette — I guess that after 20 or more years, if you cannot teach your own favorite board members how to do something as simple as getting 100 of their own friends and neighbors to properly sign their petitions, then the next best thing to do is to dumb down those petitions.
Sad but true, the Niagara Falls Board of Education, ranked the fifth worst education system in Western New York, according to Business First, is indeed dumbing down its nominating petitions. Perhaps it is time for them to adjust their motto from, "Learning For All ... Whatever It Takes," to "Re-election for Us … Whatever it Takes."
When Business First magazine rated our system at 92 of the 97 school districts in Western New York with high schools, superintendent Cynthia Bianco said that it was "like comparing apples to oranges."
Now, after the last meeting, I am not sure if she meant that for the students or for the board members.
I think that school board candidates, as well as candidates for any office, should be required to personally walk the sidewalks and get signatures from a demographic cross section of the people that they seek to represent. In an at-large election like school board, those signatures should be in some systemic order according to neighborhoods and streets to ensure that they did so.
But that will not likely be the case. After I challenged some recently submitted school board petitions, the board's attorney announced that they are going to simplifying the new petitions. To me, it is obviously so that the people who run the system can understand how to do something that is less taxing on them than it is for the social studies students who go to city council meetings to get their councilmen signatures to prove that they attended that meeting.
Of particular trouble with the now "old" petitions was the affidavit where the collector of the signatures had to sign that they actually knew and had witnessed each signatory on the petition. Some of those petitions brought me a great deal of doubt as to the integrity of the people who signed.
What's the board's solution? Get rid of the affidavits.
But blatantly wrong with all of the petitions was that required and missing column that indicated the date when the signatory had signed — and, according to some, it had been missing for more than 30 years.
What's the board's solution?
Now get this, kids. Because everyone got that wrong, then it just doesn't count. Try that on your next test.
Last July, I wrote a column on how one school board took a high school competency test and failed it.
I defended that board because, as CBS Radio commentator Dave Ross asked, "Do we want our kids to be dumber than we are?"
Of course not, but if that school board was indeed dumber than its "apple" students who passed the competency test, then how worse off would you expect a school board that oversees "oranges" to be?
Despite their inability to properly run petitions, while we expect honesty, openness and integrity from our students, then should we not expect the same from the administration and the board?
In closing, schools' attorney Angelo Massaro told the board that if its candidates had followed their own petitioning rules (instead of screwing up the petitions that they did pass) then there would not have been any eligible school board candidates to be elected at all.
One has to wonder, given the ranking of our education system, and the way that it is run, is no school board members at all such a bad idea?
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African spurred tortoise
|African spurred tortoise
|At Oakland Zoo
|Conservation status
|Scientific classification
|C. sulcata
|Binomial name
|Centrochelys sulcata
(Miller, 1779)
The African spurred tortoise (Centrochelys sulcata), also called the sulcata tortoise, is a species of tortoise, which inhabits the southern edge of the Sahara desert, in northern Africa. It is the third-largest species of tortoise in the world and the largest species of mainland tortoise not found on an island and the only species in the genus Centrochelys.
Taxonomy and etymology[edit]
Its specific name sulcata is from the Latin word sulcus meaning "furrow" and refers to the furrows on the tortoise's scales.
Range and habitat[edit]
The African spurred tortoise is native to the Sahara Desert and the Sahel, a transitional ecoregion of semiarid grasslands, savannas, and thorn shrublands found in the countries of Burkina Faso, Chad, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, and Sudan[2] In these arid regions, the tortoise excavates burrows in the ground to get to areas with higher moisture levels, and spends the hottest part of the day in these burrows.[3] This is known as aestivation. Burrows may average 30 inches in depth; some dig tunnel systems extending 10 feet or more underground.[3]
Size and lifespan[edit]
C. sulcata is the third-largest species of tortoise in the world after the Galapagos tortoise, and Aldabra giant tortoise, and the largest of the mainland tortoises.[4] Adults are usually 24 to 36 in long (60–90 cm) and can weigh 100-200 lb (45 – 91 kg). They grow from hatchling size (2–3 in) very quickly, reaching 6-10 in (15–25 cm) within the first few years of their lives. The lifespan of an African spurred tortoise is about 50–150 years,[citation needed] though they can live much longer. (The oldest in captivity is 54 years, located in the Giza Zoological Gardens, Egypt, 1986).
Sulcata tortoises are herbivores. Primarily, their diets consist of many types of grasses and plants, high in fiber and very low in protein. The consumption of too much protein can cause their shells to take on a pyramidal appearance. Feeding of fruit should be avoided.
As pets[edit]
Due to their reputation for having a pleasant temperament, sulcata tortoises are brought home as pets. However, these animals provide significant challenges to their keepers, due to their diet, temperature requirements, and their size.
Per CITES, a zero annual export quota has been established for C. sulcata for specimens removed from the wild and traded for primarily commercial purposes.[citation needed]
Thanks to unbridled captive breeding and removal from the wild, many countries are being overrun with sulcatas. It is difficult to find homes for them. The rescues are generally full and cannot accept them, nor will zoos. American Tortoise Rescue asks that they no longer be bred or sold in pet stores and at reptile shows. More information can be found here.
Copulation takes place right after the rainy season, during the months from September through November.[3] Males combat each other for breeding rights with the females and are vocal during copulation.[3]
Sixty days after mating, the female begins to roam looking for suitable nesting sites.[3] For five to fifteen days, four or five nests may be excavated before she selects the perfect location in which the eggs will be laid.[3]
Loose soil is kicked out of the depression, and the female may frequently urinate into the depression.[3] Once it reaches about two feet (60 cm) in diameter and 3-6 in (7–14 cm) deep, a further depression, measuring some eight inches (20 cm) across and in depth, will be dug out towards the back of the original depression.[3] The work of digging the nest may take up to five hours; the speed with which it is dug seems to be dependent upon the relative hardness of the ground.[3] It usually takes place when the ambient air temperature is at least 78°F (27°C).[3] Once the nest is dug, the female begins to lay an egg every three minutes.[3] Clutches may contain 15-30 or more eggs.[3] After the eggs are laid, the female fills in the nest, taking an hour or more to fully cover them all.[3] Incubation should be 86 to 88°F, and will take from 90 to 120 days.
- ^ Fritz Uwe; Peter Havaš (2007). "Checklist of Chelonians of the World". Vertebrate Zoology 57 (2): 279–280. ISSN 18640-5755. Archived from the original on 2010-12-17. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
- ^ Tortoise & Freshwater Turtle Specialist Group (1996). "Centrochelys sulcata". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2010.4. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 2 February 2011.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Kaplan, Melissa. (1996)African Spurred Tortoises. Reptile and Amphibian Magazine, September/October 1996, pp. 32-45
- ^ Branch, Bill (2008). Tortoises, Terrapins & Turtles of Africa. South Africa: Struik Publishers. p. 128. ISBN 1-77007-463-5.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to African Spurred Tortoise.
- ARKive - images and movies of the African spurred tortoise (Geochelone sulcata)
- Sulcata Tortoise - also known as African Spurred Tortoise. Care Sheet and Pictures


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Job fair Career Fest at the Millennium Airport Hotel brought about 650 job seekers to Cheektowaga Tuesday. Some employers said they are being more picky in their hiring, but others said they are willing to take a chance on people transitioning from different careers. Several job seekers were middle-aged men and women, some of whom had been pushed out of the area's dwindling manufacturing and labor industries. The event was sponsored by BuffaloJobFinder.com.
Career Fest came on the heels of Labor Department reports that unemployment rates are improving in Western New York. Unemployment rates in Buffalo Niagara dropped to a three-year low of 7.6 percent last month. "It's a slow recovery, but it's a recovery," said John Slenker, a regional economist for the Labor Department in Buffalo. The jobless rate dropped, in part, because the region has about 5,200 fewer unemployed workers than it did a year ago, but 16,000 more than it did before the recession started affecting the job market four years ago.
A federal judge in Newark, N.J. sentenced an Amherst man to home confinement and five years of probation after finding he received kickbacks while working on two major New Jersey environmental cleanup projects. Norman Stoerr, 55, was also ordered to pay $416,000 in fines and restitution. He plead guilty in 20008 to felony counts of fraud, bid-rigging and tax crimes when he was a contracts adminstrator for Niagara Falls company Sevenson Environmental Services.
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It may not be dead, and it's entirely possible I'm shoveling dirt on something that's still writhing around, promising me it is in fact the next big thing, but I'm now deaf to its cries. Google Plus is a failure no matter what the numbers may say.
25 million users in barely a month is nothing to sneeze at. Google Plus holds the honor of being one of the fastest growing websites in history, and these early numbers had analysts screaming that Facebook would be all but dead in a few more months.
But today I click on my newsfeed and see tumbleweed blowing through the barren, blank page. It's a vast and empty wasteland, full of people who signed up but never actually stuck around to figure out how things worked in this new part of town. One simple click takes me back to Facebook, and my wall is flooded with updates and pictures from 400+ friends. This just isn't a contest, and it never will be.
To know why G+ has failed, we must first look at how Facebook succeeded.
Facebook had exclusivity on its side, a once-upon-a-time fact we're only reminded of when we watch The Social Network, but even when it expanded past college to the general population, it was a hundred times more user friendly and visually streamlined than MySpace. That site was destroyed by the tackiness of its own users with a propensity for glitter text GIFs and autoplaying pop songs, and when it failed to evolve, the exodus to Facebook was massive and unstoppable.
Conversely, we look at a recent failure, this time where Google came out on top. When's the last time you got THAT frustrated with the Google search engine? Sure, you might not find what you wanted on occasion, but 99.99% of the time, it fulfills its function exceedingly well. So why on earth would anyone feel the need to switch to Bing? It may work yes, but to the average user, it doesn't offer anything above and beyond what you'd find with Google, and in some avenues, is actually worse. But how many millions were invested in the idea? Did they really think they had come up with something to unseat the emperor of search?
Now Google has fallen into the same trap with Plus. If anyone is annoyed by Facebook, it's simply that they're tired of using it. Their gripes aren't from the layout, or even the privacy settings, as much as internet outrage over the suspect Terms of Service would have you believe. Google can launch a product that fixes Facebook's issues, and even looks a touch nicer to boot, but its biggest flaw is simply something it can't overcome. It's not Facebook.
My profile tells me everything I need to know about Google Plus, and I suspect the same is true for many others. As active as I am in social media and the latest and greatest internet trends, I have 26 people who have added me into circles, only 8 of them being people I wanted to add back, as for all Plus's claims of privacy and intimacy, I don't know most of the others. Out of those, only two post anything at all to the site, and the majority don't even have profile pictures yet, an indicator they haven't returned since day one. My recommended friends list is filled with people I'm actually close with, presumably pulled from my Gmail contacts, but the fact that we haven't added each other yet describes just how little we care about this new network.
"Facebook had exclusivity on its side, a once-upon-a-time fact we're only reminded of when we watch The Social Network, but even when it expanded past college to the general population, it was a hundred times more user friendly and visually streamlined than MySpace. That site was destroyed by the tackiness of its own users with a propensity for glitter text GIFs and autoplaying pop songs, and when it failed to evolve, the exodus to Facebook was massive and unstoppable."
Your reasons for Facebook's success are exactly aligned with the reality of Google Plus' success (because, despite what you're saying, the site IS a success):
You said Facebook had exclusivity on its side, so does Google (it's invite-only still), you said Facebook was more visually streamlined than MySpace — although this is subjective (and I agree), I think that Google+ is more streamlined than Facebook; it's also much faster, has a far superior App, and handles comments and photos infinitely better. You said MySpace failed to evolve, and so Facebook became unstoppable. I think (and millions of other people think) that Facebook is failing to evolve.
Later, you said that Facebook's only issue is users getting tired of it. I don't think users are getting tired of the social networking product that Facebook has provided, they're getting tired of privacy issues, a buggy App, developers are beyond annoyed with the Developer API (and how it keeps changing), and the ads on Facebook are atrocious.
Google+ just came out. So far, its success cannot even be compared with the painfully slow rise of Facebook's back in 2004. Google is off to a much better start, and surprisingly, for being Forbes, you haven't touched on the fact that Google's been buying companies and investing millions of dollars left and right lately. Research that and reflect. Google is making moves; Facebook — not so much.
What do you expect to happen when you only have 8 people in your circle? I get a lot of activity passing every few seconds. It sounds like you don't know how to use Google+.
great article. just plus+d it.
Actually, recent studies show that Bing gives better results than Google about 20% more of the time
My number of friends on FB and number of people in circles on G+ are roughly the same… although G+ posts seem to be more focused on quality than quantity. FB feels like a bunch of people in a small space all trying to talk over each other, twitter is world where everyone is shouting with their hands over their ears, and G+ is a cocktail party where everyone is mingling and having interesting conversations.
…of course, Forbes is so lame they haven't even added the option to share to G+ yet… so I'm not surprised you're behind the curves as well.
You can't be serious. I still maintain a presence on Facebook because I am able to do better marketing there. But G+ is the place to make real connections and have real conversations.
There is so much more control over who you send your information to. I can send a blog post to everyone, but pictures of my kids only to people who actually care.
The setup at G+ makes actual ongoing conversation a beautiful thing. I have plenty of followers, and I'm not a Forbes writer by any means.
If you are seeing only tumbleweeds, I would assume you are just doing it wrong. The rest of us are having a ball.
Paul, I enjoyed this, well done. I see you struck a chord and perhaps part of this is SEO-bait, but that's cool. Let the other commentators rant.
Your argument is valid, but the idea of people only wanting one simple social network could also be used to explain the rapid appeal of G+ and the potential demise of Facebook. Networks have a way of becoming cluttered with weak links and spam; Facebook's old girlfriends and FarmVille updates have done much to tarnish it, just as MySpace's glitz made its users want to flee. Fax machines, mail delivery and telephone landlines are similar old networks that, once cluttered with unwanted messages, telemarketing or junk mail, become less useful … and so we move on.
Put another way, Metcalfe's law has an reverse statement: the disutility of a network is in direct proportion to the unwanted noise crossing its nodes.
Perhaps it's not whether Facebook is an incumbent and Google+ is an unneeded luxury, but simply whether any network becomes unwanted when its connections draw too much buzz.
Paul – you don't see the bigger picture how Google+ is the foundation for the Social Enterprise via Google Apps. In this era of rampant social journalism and self branding and aggrandizing as being in-the-know… this article should be your Eulogy. George Polzer YourBizzWizz.com gplus.to/gpolzer
Wow. What frivolous trash. I agree with a lot of the sentiment on the last 3 pages of comments.
I'll agree with you one one thing – people signed up and haven't come back just yet. That also happened in Facebook. People sign up for Netflix and their viewing history could go dormant for months. But then one day they realize how to use it and those ideals change.
I would suggest you stick to writing about games, like your profile suggests you do. Google+ isn't a game, so it's out of your realm.


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Thought Woman- The Life and Ideas of Paula Gunn Allen is a World Premiere by filmmaker Ellen Marie Hinchciffe. Hinchcliffe is a poet, filmmaker, performer, loving Auntie and daughter. Her work is about ancestors, spirit, politics, contradictions, humor, confronting white supremacy and always about healing. The film features music from Sharon Day, Neeconis Woman Singers and Paula's daughter Lauralee Brown. Paula Gunn Allen was a Two Spirit woman from the Laguna Pueblo people and also of Lebanese and European descent. She wrote the groundbreaking book The Sacred Hoop- Recovering the Feminine in American Indian Traditions as well as novels, essays, poetry and literary criticism. She was brilliant, hilarious, an out lesbian, complex and was an important, bold thinker about history, spirit and how to heal the personal and the planet.
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Two counties, two men, too many fake checks. Police need your help to stop two men they say printed and cashed their own fake payroll checks. The incidents: caught on tape.
The Dunbar Police Department has named these men two of Charleston's Most Wanted. The pictures below are from video at the Dunbar Kroger on June 20, 2006.
Investigators say the men showed up together---and each tried to cash a Best Western payroll check for about five hundred dollars. Police say the routing and account numbers were not correct.
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Newberry Blvd. named one of America's 'Great Streets'
E. Newberry Blvd., a 12-block stretch that connects Riverside Park and Lake Park and showcases historic homes of architectural significance, has been named one of America's "Great Streets" by the American Planning Association.
Frederick Law Olmsted Sr., who designed both Riverside and Lake parks, was one of the first landscape architects to view the parks as a system to be connected by elegant boulevards. Century-old elms and maples line Newberry, which has a wide, planted median running through its center and walkable sidewalks on either side.
The APA designation sited Newberry as an iconic example Olmsted's ideas, as well as the architectural significance and diversity along the graciously spaced thoroughfare.
"Newberry is one of Milwaukee's earliest boulevards, and remains today as perhaps its most gracious example within our 120-mile boulevard system," Mayor Tom Barrett said in a statement released Thursday.
Newberry became Milwaukee's second boulevard in 1897. It was established on the heels of Highland Blvd. on the west side, which was established two years earlier.
The APA picks great streets each year based on the entire, three-dimensional character of a street as a visual corridor and public realm. This year, they designated 10 streets as "Great Streets."
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The name is Olmsted. (Incorrect in your first usage, correct in the next one.)
That's always been one of my favorite streets, so pleasant. Now I know why. Thanks
Awesome. That's my address. But most if not all of the Elms are gone, replaced by Maple, Ash, and Locust.
Olmsted's projects included NYC's Central Park, the site design and landscaping at the Chicago World's Fair Columbian Exposition), and the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC. No wonder that boulevard is so beautiful.
Love your work, Mary Louise, but Olmsted SITED Newberry Boulevard; the APA designation CITED it.


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The UFL team announced Crouch's return to football at a news conference Tuesday morning. Crouch, who is now 32, last played football in 2006 with the CFL. He has spent recent years selling playground equipment and medical supplies.
After winning the Heisman Trophy as a Husker, Crouch became a third-round draft pick for the St. Louis Rams in 2002. He was with three NFL teams but never played a regular season game.
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Halifax County High School golfer Kaitlin Fallen has earned a place in the school record book. Fallen has qualified to compete in the Virginia High School League's Girls Open State Golf Tournament, which will be played Monday and Tuesday at Kempsville Greens Golf Course in Virginia Beach.
Fallen, a sophomore, will join other tournament participants for a practice round on Sunday and will then compete in the two-day tournament.
When she steps onto the golf course to begin play on Monday, Fallen will become the first female member of the Halifax County High School golf team to compete in the state tournament.
Former Comets golfer Suzanne Stevens qualified to compete in the tournament, but did not compete.
"It's pretty exciting," Fallen said.
"I really don't know what to expect. This past summer I played in the State Junior Girls Open for the second year in a row. I guess it will be similar to that."
Fallen had applied to qualify for the tournament. However, when the Comets golf team qualified for the Northwest Region Golf Tournament, she automatically became eligible to compete in the state tournament.
Up to 72 female high school golfers will participate in next week's tournament.
Fallen says it is an honor to become the first female golfer at Halifax County High School to compete in the state tournament. She also admits to being a little nervous.
"I'm a little nervous now," she remarked.
"I'll probably be a lot more nervous once I get there."
Fallen says she has not set any goals for the tournament.
"I'm going to try to do a lot better than I did in the Northwest Region Tournament," she pointed out.
"I'm just going to try to play the best I can, keep a cool head, and not get mad at myself."
Comets head golf coach David Graham says he is very pleased Fallen has this opportunity to compete on the state level.
"The girls state tournament is just as big as the boys state tournament," Graham pointed out.
"Kaitlin has done a good job this year and I'm very pleased she is able to have this opportunity to compete. This makes the good season we had this year even better." Graham said the opportunity to compete in the state tournament will help Fallen prepare for next season.
"Playing in the girls state tournament gives her two to three days of experience in competing at the next level," he said.
"The level of the competition is going to be very good. This experience is going to help her. I think Kaitlin and all of the players that will be back next year, having competed at the regional level this year, now better understand what they need to do to improve so that we can be a better team next year."


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North of the Flatrock River: Put heavy trash out the week of Sept. 15 to 22. Pick up will be Sept. 23 to 27.
South of the Flatrock River: Put heavy trash out the week of Sept. 22 to 29. Pick up will be Sept. 30 to Oct. 4.
In addition, the Tox-Away Center will be open from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 7. The Tox-Away Center is on Smiley Avenue next to the Rushville Animal Shelter.
Items excluded are tires, air-conditioners and refrigerators. Those items may be dropped off at the City Dump for a small fee.
The City dump will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 23 to Oct. 4 if you would like to dispose of your own heavy trash at no charge.
The Clean Green Rush Tox-Away Center at 225 S. Smiley Avenue is now open the first Saturday morning of each month from 8 a.m. to noon. The Tox-Away Center is a joint venture of the city of Rushville and Clean Green Rush established to avoid pollution by accepting toxic chemicals, oil-based paints (no latex paint), stains, solvents,pesticides, etc. from all Rush County residents.
They will also accept TVs, computers and other electronics, refrigerators, freezers, air-conditioners or any large appliances. For more information call 938-1342 or visit their website at www.CleanGreenRush.org.
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POTOMAC PARK — Allegany played both ends of the victory scale Saturday during the Mountain Ridge Easter Tournament, slugging its way to a 10-run win over Preston County before squeezing a run home in the bottom of the sixth inning to sneak past Smithsburg and finish the day with a pair of wins.
Chris Fram connected on a grand slam in the fifth inning and had a total of six runs batted in to lead the Campers to a 13-3 win over Preston, while Trenton Eirich squeezed in the game-winning run for a 6-5 win over the Leopards.
The Campers led 4-3 going into the home half of the fifth inning against the Knights when Fram got into a pitch with the bases loaded as part of a seven-run inning. Fram added two more doubles and had a total of six runs batted in as the Campers won in six innings.
Carter Imes added a double and a single, and Wade McGee singled twice for two RBIs. Eirich had two RBIs on a single and pitched into the fifth inning before being relieved by Bryce Nightengale.
Allegany (3-0) held a 4-1 lead over the Leopards through three innings and led 5-3 after the fifth, but Smithsburg scored two times in the sixth to knot the score at 5-5.
Ryan Murphy, who had three singles total, started the Allegany seventh with a base hit back up the middle. He advanced to second on a passed ball and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Dylan Shockey, before Eirich laid down the winning bunt.
Fram and Imes joined Eirich with two singles each in the one-run win.
The Campers return home to play Northern at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
Mtn. Ridge wins two
POTOMAC PARK — Logan Cheshire's pinch hit, walk-off single in the ninth inning gave Mountain Ridge an 8-7 win over Smithsburg, followed by a 12-2 demolition of Preston at the Mountain Ridge Easter Tournament at the Hot Stove Complex on Saturday.
Patrick Kimble singled and reached second on an error with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. After Jake Kyle was intentionally walked, Cheshire's base hit brought in Kimble.
Kyle reached base on all six of his at-bats, including a triple, single and four walks. Josh VanMeter had a bases clearing triple in the Miners' four-run fourth. Jared Wilson and Tucker Burley each drove in two runs.
Zach Krall drove in two runs for Smithsburg.
VanMeter drove in three more in the 12-2 victory over Preston.
Cheshire had a two-run double. Kyle, Blake Bender and Patrick Russell each added RBI singles.
Mountain Ridge (2-0) plays at Fort Hill on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.
Southern loses opener
INWOOD, W.Va. — Nick Haman fired a perfect game in four innings for Musselman in a 10-0 win, followed by a 22-0 rout of Southern at Musselman on Saturday.
Haman struck out eight of the 12 hitters he faced. Jacob Whitmore drove in two on two singles. Thomas Presley and Jarin Jenkins each had RBI singles for the Applemen.
The Rams were able to drop in three hits in a 22-0 loss in the second game.
The Applemen needed just eight hits to score 22 runs, including a 12-run third inning. Tyler Gross had a two-run triple. Ashton Meyers knocked two singles and Presley added an RBI single.
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It's definitely a November to remember for all the Starlights Synchronized Skating Teams. Following their annual kick-off exhibition in front of a packed house at Twin Rinks Ice Pavilion in Buffalo Grove earlier this month, several teams rode that momentum to earn high performance scores and spots on the podium in their first competitions of the young season.
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Setting the tone for all eight Starlights teams was the club's youngest group, the Beginner Team. The Starlights' newest squad dazzled crowds with their "Witch Doctor" routine and captured the gold medal at the Synchro Classic competition in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin.
Their success seemed to inspire other Starlights teams competing over the weekend at the 13th Annual Synchronized Skating Kick-off Classic in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Five Starlights teams earned medals, including the Senior Team – earning 2nd place silver medals while performing in bright blue dresses to the theme of "Miss Otis Regrets" in their short program. Also earning silver medals were skaters from the Starlights Novice team, performing in multi-colored outfits to music from "The Wizard of Oz." Novice skaters competed against eight other teams from Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Both the Starlights Juvenile and Preliminary teams earned 3rd place bronze medals. Juvenile skaters glided across the ice in dark blue dresses to music from "Aladdin" while Preliminary team members sported bright red in skating to their routine set to the music of "Annie."
Red is also the featured color of Starlights Intermediate Team skaters who earned fourth place pewter medals as they performed in red dresses in a "Smash" musical-themed routine. The Starlights Open Juvenile team also had a strong showing in Kalamazoo, finishing 7th out of 12 teams while performing in bright pink to a program theme of "back in time."
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These opening performances kicked off the Starlights' 14th season and the club now has more teams than at any other time in its history. This season there are eight different teams featuring a total of 129 skaters ranging in age from the youngest on the Beginner Team to experienced skaters of the Starlights Adult Team.
"Our strong recruitment efforts and the dedication of all our skaters and coaches are really making a difference," said Starlights skating director Chris Heiser. "From summer training camp, to pre-dawn practices and evening workouts, it's very rewarding to see our teams pull together in committing to compete at their best."
In fact, many skaters who competed in Kalamazoo on Saturday the 17th came off long bus rides on Saturday night and were right back on the ice for practice at 6:00 a.m. the following Sunday. Practices continue for all Starlights teams as they gear up for their next competition in Ann Arbor, Michigan in early December.
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A bit more suggestive than a lighthouse, but not quite a smoking gun, either.
The last place we could turn was the production history of the film. Casablanca was produced during the time of the Hays Code, which censored, among other things, depictions of what it viewed as immoral sex. These censors objected to several different aspects of the film, including the idea that Capt. Renault solicited sexual favors from the women to whom he gave visas. When it came to what transpired between Rick and Ilsa in his apartment, the censor, Joseph Ignatius Breen, was clear about what he saw in the script: He detected the implication of a "sex affair" that "would be unacceptable if it comes through in the finished picture." To remedy this affront, he offered detailed instructions:
We believe this could possibly be corrected by replacing the fade on page 135 with a dissolve, and shooting the succeeding scene without any sign of a bed or couch, or anything whatever suggestive of a sex affair.
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Colby falls to 4-14-3 overall and 2-11-2 in the conference, while Trinity moves to 12-5-3 overall and 9-3-3 in the league.
The Bantams led 1-0 after an unassisted first period score by Jackson Brewer at 7:45. Brewer finished with three goals.
Michael DiCenso scored his first of the season at 1:53 and Trinity went up 3-0 in John Hawkrigg's goal at 4:15.
The Mules needed just 13 seconds to cut the margin to 3-1 after Hawkrigg's score. Senior co-captain Cory McGrath scored his sixth of the season from Nick Lanza at 4:28. Lanza has 12 assists on the season.
Trinity may have sealed the win with a shorthanded score at 15:51 of the second period by Will Gray for a 4-1 margin after two periods.
Brewer added his second goal just 42 seconds into the third period, but the Mules did answer when Jack Bartlett scored off assists from Matt Gelnaw and Nick Trepp at 9:46. The Bantams added two more goals in the final nine minutes.
Jordan Nathan made 37 saves in net for Colby and had at least 11 saves in each period. Benjamin Coulthard stopped 32 shots for Trinity.
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While this was an interesting book-and I am not particulary into the whole ghost thing-, I found it missing a lot of famous haunted places, such as the Winchester Myster House or Alcatraz. And they had less famous places. Also, while their were some places in Canada and Europe-one in Japan-, the book seemed to be focused more on America's most haunted places. They should have at least included the Taj Mahal in India and catacombs in Rome.
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On Saturday, November 13, 2010, at 4:24 PM, Stoughton Police Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of South Monroe Street in the City of Stoughton for a person that had been stabbed. Stoughton Police Responded along with Stoughton Area EMS.
Officers' preliminary investigation revealed that Daniel L. Wright, 35, Stoughton, was allegedly intoxicated and went to the residence of his brother, Don Temple, 45, Stoughton, requesting him to go out drinking with him. Don refused to go with him and an altercation erupted. Don was attempting to close the door on Daniel and Daniel allegedly stabbed Don in the upper left chest. Daniel fled the scene in a vehicle.
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It is really good article, till now following load avg values blindly.
This article given clear understanding.
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Thank you for the article, now i've understood the difference.
But what about hyperthreading?
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this certainly answered a lot of questions for me. great article. thanks!
How to get CPU load inf in terms of Percentage
CPU load average, we can get using many commands, but how to get this average value in terms of percentage
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You have one lane per core in the system.
So a system with 4 CPUs, each with one core would be a 4-lane highway (as stated in the article) - or you can think of it as 4 single lane highways.
If you have a single quad-core then you have a 4-lane highway.
If you have 4 quad-core CPUs, then you have 4 4-land highways (or a single 16-lane highway).
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Nice & useful article !
I'd like to mention here that the timeslices of each task are NOT 10 ms, but 100 ms as an average (nice val 0) & goes down to 10 ms (assuming HZ=100) for nice val -19.
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