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PLATTSBURGH — North Country Congressman Bill Owens is pushing forward three bills that he hopes will help farmers.
Owens (D-Plattsburgh) is calling for legislation to help apple growers ship apples to Canada cheaper, allow farms to get loans easier and boost maple-syrup production and marketing in New York state.
The three bills ideally will be part of the 2013 Farm Bill, which Owens hopes gets approval.
"We need to get this in early and start explaining to the Agriculture Committee staffers why this is important and, hopefully, it will be included in any Farm Bill that comes forward," Owens said in a recent telephone news conference.
"I think the chances (of approval) are very high if we can get the Farm Bill to the floor."
Congress failed to approve a new Farm Bill in 2012, but Owens said he is cautiously optimistic that legislation will pass this year.
The three bills he spoke about are designed to help New York farmers.
H.R. 1298 would streamline U.S. apple exports to Canada by exempting bulk shipments from inspection under the Apple Export Act, which cost about $400 per shipment.
"It is an annoyance and an expense, and, most importantly, it is a delay," he said.
"Just about every orchard has raised this issue."
Apple shipments are required to be inspected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture before going into Canada. They are then inspected again in Canada, duplicating the service.
"We're definitely in favor of the bill," New York Apple Association President Jim Allen told the Press-Republican. "There have been a lot of efforts, and we have been working hard to reduce shipping and inspection costs."
He said the Apple Association has been working closely with Owens on the legislation.
"It's about passing the burden on the receiver rather than on the shipper," he said. "It will lower the cost of doing (apple) business."
H.R. 1297 would expand the range of business structures that qualify for loans through the Farm Service Agency, giving farmers a better chance of receiving credit when times are tough.
Limited liability corporations and trusts would be eligible for loans from the agency if this legislation is approved, Owens said.
"The world has changed, and many family farms are being transferred to the next generation or even the third generation ... and they need to secure loans, and this legislation will help accomplish that," he said.
H.R. 1272 would provide grants through the USDA to promote research and education related to maple-syrup production, natural-resource sustainability in the industry, market promotion of maple products and greater access to lands containing maple trees for sugaring activities, Owens's news release said.
He introduced the legislation with Vermont Congressman Peter Welch.
Owens said the cost of implementing these three bills would be minimal.
"There would be no negative impact," he said.
Owens also said he hopes the continuing resolution that Congress approved last Thursday to fund the government through the rest of fiscal 2013, which ends Oct. 1, helps bring some order to the nation's finances.
"We can do a lot of things that help manage the government better," he said.
The continuing resolution is expected to delay furloughs for civilian employees for two weeks and could help eliminate the days off without pay, according to published reports.
The furloughs are the result of a sequestration law that took effect March 1, which required $85 billion in automatic spending cuts in military and domestic programs.
Owens said the continuing resolution could buy some time for agencies to reallocate their funding to deal with the cuts with limited impact.
"I hear a desire to get back to regular order ... to line up what departments and agencies need."
— Contributing Writer Darina Naidu assisted with this report.


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NORMAN — The good news is Republicans and Democrats in a divided Congress finally agreed to a plan to fund the government through September.
The bad news is it only covers the next six months and their plans for the next budget are miles apart. Already the rhetoric has been cascading down the black hole of sequestration.
The House approved on a 318-109 bipartisan vote last week to agree to a budget that goes through Sept. 30. It went along with some changes to its original proposal by the Senate, which voted to approve it in a bipartisan 73-26 vote. The budget avoids a government shutdown that could have occurred when the previous temporary measure was set to expire today.
The plan leaves in place many of the automatic cuts brought about by sequestration but made budget adjustments so food inspectors would not be furloughed and tuition assistance programs to veterans would continue. Some other spending shifts were adopted as well but offset by changing spending in another area.
Still, we have to credit even small successes in our politics today. Credit goes to leaders in the House and Senate, Democrats and Republicans, for getting this done and not resorting to another "crisis" management situation that rattles world financial markets.
While "Kumbaya" seemed to be the song of the day in Congress after passage, the longer term budget battle ahead between House Republicans and Senate Democrats suggests a more heavy metal tone.
Let's hope President Obama and other leaders can bottle whatever it was that helped bring agreement on the short-term budget and use it to bring about a long-term budget solution.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - NewsChannel 5 investigates a local ambulance company accused of defrauding Medicare for a truckload of consumer money.
It's one of the most profitable private ambulance companies in the state. The privately owned Murfreesboro Ambulance Service is at the center of a federal investigation into Medicare fraud.
The company transports critically ill patients to and from doctor's appointments, but federal investigators said it acted like an overpriced taxi service -- fraudulently billing Medicare more than $430,000.
"Did you get rich ripping off Medicare?" investigative reporter Ben Hall asked the owner of the company.
"I don't know as I ever got rich. We made a good living by working long hard hours, " responded owner Woody Medlock.
Medlock denied his company did anything wrong.
Federal agents froze his bank account, seized his $57,000 Corvette and his Harley Davidson motorcycle. They claim he bought those things using money obtained defrauding Medicare.
"We know we haven't done any Medicare fraud," said Medlock.
Federal agents disagree. They followed Medlock's ambulances and claim the company billed Medicare for patients who had no need for an ambulance.
In one case agents observed a dialysis patient "get into the front seat of the ambulance unassisted." They watched later as the ambulance stopped and he "walks into a restaurant." The patient came out with a bag and got back in the front seat of the ambulance.
The ambulance service billed Medicare more than $485.00 for the trip - claiming the patient was transported by stretcher. Investigators said an alternate form of transportation was available for $5.00.
"Medicare was billed $485.00 for something that could have been done for $5.00?" asked Hall.
"Well, Medicare sets what we get paid. We don't set what we get paid," responded Medlock.
Medlock claims he only transports patients whom doctors say need medical attention.
"You're putting it back on me to decide whether they need an ambulance or not. The doctor decides that," said Medlock.
Investigators claim the company ordered its employees to falsify paperwork. If a patient could walk supervisors told employees "not to write that down because Medicare kicks that back," according to court documents.
"If it did happen, it was not done by our orders or our okay or anything," said Medlock.
Medlock said some employees may have acted without his knowledge. He is now involved in an increasing government crackdown on Medicare fraud.
Special Agent Pat Petty is with Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General and one of five Medicare Fraud investigators based in Nashville. He said his office stays busy investigating Medicare fraud cases.
"It's taking something that doesn't belong to you, but at the end of the day consumers bear the cost," said Petty.
Petty did not talk about the Medlock case, but said agents have recovered more than $60 million because of Medicare fraud in Tennessee over the last two years.
At Murfreesboro's City Cab, the idea that taxpayers spent up to $485 to transport patients who could walk on their own is hard to believe.
"We have three or four patients we take to dialysis three days a week," said dispatcher David Maynard.
He said their prices are much more reasonable.
"Anywhere inside the city limits of Murfreesboro for $15 dollars flat rate," said Maynard.
The Medlocks have not been charged. The ambulance service continues operating and the Medlocks said they've never been in trouble before.
A recent federal study indicated one fourth of all ambulance transports nationally did not meet Medicare requirements. That amounted to more than $400 million in improper payments.
Nationally, Medicare fraud costs taxpayers $60 billion a year.
If you suspect Medicare fraud you can report it by calling 1- 800-HHS-TIPS. It takes you to the Health and Human Services Tip line.
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Warner Chilcott Plc agreed to buy the pharmaceutical business of Procter & Gamble Co for $3.1 billion, winning an auction that drew few bidders.
The unit had attracted interest from some private equity firms but very few pharmaceutical bidders, sources familiar with the auction said. Many of the key products within P&G's pharma unit, such as the overactive bladder drug Enablex, already face stiff competition from a wide range of rival drugs, while other products are close to their patent expiration. Other pharmaceutical companies are struggling enough with these problems without buying a business that echo these issues, the sources said.
As a result, Warner Chilcott was essentially in a bidding war alone. Under terms of the deal, Warner Chilcott will pay $3.1 billion in cash. It will finance the deal, and restructure some of its existing debt, through $4 billion in funding it received from a syndicate of banks, sources said.
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Hunter Rowe scored a pair of goals in the first half on assists from Drew Emery and Adam Underwood to give the Eagles a 2-0 halftime lead in a constant downpour.
Less than 10 minutes into the second half Underwood found the net off an Alex Perkins cross to make it 3-0.
With 24:33 left in the game, Davis LaBelle put Charlevoix on the board with a goal, then a Rayders penalty kick hit the post with 22:55 remaining kept the score 3-1 until Walker Drost hit a shot to trim the lead to 3-2 Bellaire with just under 12 minutes to play.
Adam Crandall had nine saves for the Eagles (22-1), who play Big Rapids Crossroads at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Muskegon Western Michigan Christian.


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PHILADELPHIA -- Just minutes after Ville Leino signed a six-year deal with the Sabres last summer, Danny Briere said by phone that the forward should excel in Buffalo. Briere, who was Leino's linemate with Philadephia for two seasons, is as shocked as anyone that Leino has just four goals and 15 points in 45 games.
"I'm very, very surprised with that, especially with the amount of offensive guys they have on that team," Briere said after the Flyers' morning skate in Wells Fargo Center. "I thought it would have clicked with a few of their players at least. I always felt that myself and Ville were kind of on the same page as far as the way we saw the game offensively when we were on the ice. I know when I was in Buffalo I had some great years as well playing with [Jason] Pominville and Jochen Hecht, so I thought for sure at least those two guys would click well with him.
"But chemistry is a funny thing. You just never know, and you never know from year to year just how things are going to come back. It's one of those things you can't take for granted. It was fun for the past two years playing with him, but at some point you have to move on. I still wish him the best and hope things turn around for him."
The Flyers host the Sabres tonight. Ilya Bryzgalov will be in net for Philadelphia after missing three games with the flu. Jaromir Jagr, who is also battling the flu, did not take part in the morning skate.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 7, 2006
Crime commission seeks council support
There has been a 30 percent reduction in the homicide rate in Kansas City, Mo., over the last 12 months. The Kansas City Commission on Violent Crime attributes this decrease to collaborative anti-violence efforts it has initiated and cultivated.
In its final report, the commission has asked the City Council to approve and adopt three new practices and complementary recommendations, to continue with recent progress made in decreasing the number of homicides in the urban core. The three areas of focus are the following:
1. New, cutting-edge approaches
Providing more resources for critical incident reviews by the Police Department
Developing policies to affect neighborhood apathy, such as landlord and pawn shop legislation
Establishing a work force revitalization demonstration project
Creating a regional detention and treatment system.
2. Resurrecting formerly effective approaches
Constructing truancy and out-of-school suspension alternatives
Crafting quality after-school programs such as intramurals
Consolidating comprehensive youth and family development planning.
3. Extensions of some existing approaches
Targeting efforts of the Neighborhood Improvement Program in "hot spot" locations
Supporting and evaluating promising activities such as P.O.S.S.E.
Expanding the delivery of mediation/conflict resolution services
Addressing predatory lending practices.
Following the city's 96th homicide of 2005, Councilman Alvin Brooks, 6th District at large, appointed the commission to study Kansas City's escalating homicide rate. Since that time, more than 1,100 working hours have been spent by the commission members to make Kansas City safer. The commission's recommendations also include increasing attention to neighborhoods affected by violent crime, more actively offering conflict resolution resources, spending more time reaching youth and educating them about alternatives to violent crime, and designating a City of Kansas City, Mo., employee to handle these initiatives.
The purpose of the commission is to determine efforts that can prevent and intervene in this cycle. The commission focuses on causes and possible solutions that can be recommended for implementation by the City and other stakeholders.
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By Katie Dahlstrom
Herald Staff Writer
The new Clinton Middle School project continues to progress, with bids on the nearly $21 million project being opened last month and decisions on those bids and the sewer to be made within the coming weeks.
More than 75 contractors bid on the project, which was split into more than 15 different smal-ler bid packages, Superintendent Deb Olson said.
"A lot of smaller construction companies could actually bid on it," she said.
The most important bids were those on the base package and the four additional classrooms the school board decided it would like to add if financially feasible in order to make more room for the three grade levels of students that will use the school, Olson said.
The school was orignally planned to house only seventh- and eighth-grade students at first, with sixth-grade students to be added in later, but board members decided that sixth-grade students also should move in right away.
The four classrooms would give the three grades more room, but they could all utilize the building even with them. During the board's meeting in November, Randy Fuller of ESTES Construction estimated the four classrooms would cost an extra $861,000 on top of the $20.8 million estimate for the entire project.
The bids will come to the school board for approval at its January meeting.
After that, construction is expected to begin in March and be completed by July 2014. The school is expected to be opened for the 2014-2015 school year.
"When the ground thaws we will be good to go," Olson said.
The district is also working with the Clinton City Council in order to move forward with a revised plan for the new school's sewer access.
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This week, TheMat.com will move to the USOC platform, with a new look, new functionality, but with the same favorite features....
Shockley will succeed long-time chairman Jim Keen. Sr. as Chairman of the Board....
The Hawkeye senior will battle Virginia Tech's Devin Carter in the NWCA All-Star Classic on Saturday....
Cleveland, Kansas City, Louisville, New York City, Oklahoma City, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia & St. Louis are Div. I finalists. Div. II and III finalists also announced....
Angela Hesener (Ann Arbor, Mich./Dave Schultz WC), Sara McMann (Lock Haven, Pa./Sunkist Kids) and Kristie Marano (Schenectady, N.Y./HUCC) defended their titles at the 2000 Women's University National Championships in Evanston, Ill., April 9.
Hesener pinned Chrystal Brown (Colorado Springs, Colo./OTC) at 101.25 pounds in 2:13 to win the title. Hesener won the title at 112.25 pounds in 1999.
McMann won by a technical fall over Tina Arnds (Marshall, Mo./Viking WC), 11-0, at 136.5 pounds. McMann won the title in 1999 at 123.25 pounds.
Marano pinned Toccara Montgomery (Cleveland, Ohio/Ohio WC) in 5:24 to win the title at 149.75 pounds. Marano won the 165.25-pound title in 1999.
Other champions include: Julie Harris (Alberta, Canada/Calgary) at 112.25 pounds, Tina George-Wilson (Colorado Springs, Colo./Sunkist Kids) at 123.25 pounds and Iris Smith (Colorado Springs, Colo./Cookies & Cream) at 165.25 pounds.
The Outstanding wrestler of the tournament was George-Wilson.
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46 kg/101.25 lbs. - 1st - Angela Hesener, Ann Arbor, Mich. (Dave Schultz WC) pinned Chrystal Brown, Colorado Springs, Colo. (OTC), 2:13; 3rd - Clarissa Chun, Marshall, Mo. (Viking WC ) won by tech. fall over Jennifer Donahoe, Morris, Minn. (UM-Morris), 10-0
51 kg/112.25 lbs. - 1st - Julie Harris, Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Univ. of Calgary) dec. Jenny Wong, Stillwater, Minn. (Minnesota Storm), 5-1; 3rd - Shelley-Ann Tomita, Honolulu, Hi. (Viking WC) dec. Amy Alvaro, Marshall, Mo. (Viking WC), 4-3; 5th - Casey Baranoski, Comstock Park, Mi. (Viking WC) dec. Janelle Curtis, Galesburg, Ill. (Knox College), 11-5
56 kg/123.25 lbs. - 1st - Tina George-Wilson, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Sunkist Kids) won by tech. fall over Carrie Birge, Marshall, Mo. (Viking WC), 13-3; 3rd - Malissa Sherwood, Rocklin, Calif. (Dave Schultz WC) won by tech. fall over Aimee McNab, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Dave Schultz WC), 10-0; 5th - Cheryl New, Marshall, Mo. (Viking WC) won by dft. over Sarah Hayes, Aurora, Co. (Cumberland College)
62 kg/136.5 lbs. - 1st - Sara McMann, Lock Haven, Pa. (Sunkist Kids) won by tech. fall over Tina Arnds, Marshall, Mo. (Viking WC), 11-0; 3rd - Meg Dolan, St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada (Brock Univ.) pinned Lauwa'e Smith, Marshall, Mo. (Viking WC), 5:45; 5th - Sally Roberts, Morris, Minn. (UM-Morris) dec. Kate Zeitler, Morris, Minn. (UM-Morris), 11-5
68 kg/149.75 lbs. - 1st - Kristie Marano, Schenectady, N.Y. (HUCC) pinned Toccara Montgomery, Cleveland, Ohio (Ohio), 5:24 ; 3rd -Laura Jones, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada (Brock Univ.) pinned Elena Mena, St. Paul, Minn. (Minnesota Storm), 2:52 ; 5th - Ronica Froese, Marshall, Mo. (Viking Wc) won by inj. dft. over Chandell Knox, Minneapolis, Minn. (Minnesota Storm)
75 kg/165.25 lbs. - 1st - Iris Smith, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Cookies & Cream WC) pinned Alicia Mena, St. Paul, Minn. (Minnesota Storm), 1:47; 3rd - Donell Bradley, Marshall, Mo. (Viking WC) pinned Ann Gerlach, Andover, Minn. (Minnesota Storm), 4:23; 5th - Samantha Branka, Lincoln Park, Mich. (UM-Morris) pinned Wendy Hunter, Cleveland, Ohio (Ohio WC), 0:25
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I really do not want to believe this but could this be true? Many of my friends are saying that the real reason that Obama has offered the SOS to Hillary is to facilitate Caroline's entry into the Senate.
May be I am associating with too many Clinton haters or conspiracy theorists. I believe that Obama genuinely thinks that Clinton would make a good SOS. I think it is more a case of "Killing two birds with the one stone".


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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Bring a large pot of salted water to boil; place noodles in water and bring to boil again. Cook until al dente; drain well.
- While noodles are cooking saute in a medium size saucepan vegetable oil, onion, green and red bell peppers. Saute until tender.
- Pour soup, tuna, milk, salt and black pepper into the saucepan. Mix well over medium-low heat.
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Made this last night with a few changes. I used peas instead of green peppers, added 2 beaten eggs, 1/3 cup milk instead of 1/2, about 8 oz tuna instead of 6 oz., and I used "No-Yolks" noodles. I topped it with a little shredded sharp cheddar and three-cheese style bread crumbs. It was very tasty and I'll definitely make it again, except next time I'll add some plain, fat-free yogurt or sour cream to make it a little more saucy. My 3-yo literally gobbled it up. Thanks!
Very good!! Easy recipie! I added 1/2c milk and 1/4c sourcream so it wasnt so dry and 1/4tsp cayanne for a lil kick and it came out great!!
I really liked this one! A little on the dry side, so will put in 2 cans of soup next time. I also used the "fried" onions and pimento instead of cooking the onion and peppers. I put sliced american cheese on top and the bread crumbs. YUMMY! So fast and easy to fix.
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I been video taping this fat crack bitch for 30 minutes now, she is yelling, squeezing her tits, and throwing up in the water machine, the ones where you can fill up large bottles. I was hoping to get something funny on video but now I'm thinking of calling the police. what do you think I should do?
Just keep taping her. No reason to call police unless she starts tearing some of your stuff up or tries coming in your house. She'll get bored and leave soon probably.
well she's been out front for an hour, she look like shes about 18-20 years old and heinous, about 200lbs, ill take a pic and post it on tap talk
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She's been out here for over an hour yelling at imaginary people
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I got some got video of her squeezing her tits and yelling and throwing up in the water machine ill see if I can post it
haha that would make sense right lol, no just high test !
having abs because you are skinny is like a women having tits because she's fat
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Am I missing something thou crackheads are skinny.
she gets welfare and probably eats better than most people...
Most likeky not a crackhead, im thinking bathsalts woth that behaviour.
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This article is poorly researched, there are quite a few distilleries outside of Kentucky that produce bourbon, here are but a few: Peach Street Distillery in Palisade, CO; Dancing Pines Distillery in Loveland, CO; Colorado Gold Distillery in Cedaredge, CO; Cedar Ridge Distillery in Swisher, IA; Tuthilltown in New York, etc. At least all of these actually distill and age their own whiskey. There are others that buy spirits elsewhere (some of which are on your list). Though I enjoy High West, none of their legal American Straight Whiskeys are distilled there (check the label on their Ryes).
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I was really hoping for some other interesting distilleries to visit. Outside of Bourbons and Ryes, Leopold Brother's sounds interesting as well.
Great feedback, and I think this calls for another article on what different whiskeys are actually out there, how they're distinguished, etc. I did recommend one of the five bourbon producers outside of Kentucky that you mentioned, but I'd love to know which of those you most enjoyed tasting?


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I didnt say they would beat clean Kim. Just that if no other skaters have beaten Kim they might be able to. The judges would not put Kim off medals even if all skate perfectly, but they might let 1 or 2 skaters beat her (with various possabilities to who those are).
Sotnikova can do 3-3s like Kim. She does have 7 triples planned and she does all 5 triples, so that is an advantage she has over Kim. The rules have changed and were on purpose to help Asada and hurt Kim (which hasnt been enough so far but that was the goal) and it removes Kim of her advantage of doing all kinds of combinations ending with a triple jump. Unfairly I think, I am not a Kim hater or anything. Sotnikova also can get huge GOE on her jumps, like Kim. Sotnikova might have better spins than Kim which can get a bit more GOE. OK I know Sotnikova has bunch of technical problems and probaly wont be clean but isnt this about an idea they all are, as unlikely as it is. I already said Sotnikova wont beat Kim if all are clean too, just if only she and Kim are clean, and few other top skaters are then she might.
Then PCS well it would be harder for clean Sotnikova to beat clean Kim as TES, but we havent seen her with a program that shows off her artistic potential yet and if she gets it she might stay close enough to win out on TES for the reasons said above.
Now Gold at her best could beat Kim on TES even more likely. 7 triples, all 5 triples unlike Kim, huge GOE, and definitely stronger spins. PCS well she improving fast and already gets generous for what she puts out so.
^ This post is just weird. I love Adelina, but no, she's not beating Yuna any time soon. If she was clean, I agree her scores would be huge and might crack 200+, but Yuna would have to make a lot of mistakes to loose to that... the same for Gracie.
Especially that they've taken out the spiral sequence! Mao's ugly spirals never got her any points after all!Originally Posted by kwanoverrated
I totally agree with Lahaa968.
If Carolina skates a clean, 7-triple performance, she'll give a clean Yu-Na a run for her money.
Let's not forget she's the only real European contender skating at an Olympics in Europe. She's also a bit of a sentimental favorite given her terrible previous outings at the Games, and her longevity in the sport.
On top of that, no one can deny her excellent skating skills and musicality. After her Worlds win, I can see the judges pushing her PCS into the 8.5 or higher.
As for the whole 8-triple program, Jessica is correct. All six triples would have to be attempted, with two repeated.
I can only think of four, possibly five ladies (if you include Midori) that credibly planned 8-triple programs.
Midori Ito at 1992 Olympics: 3Lz+3T, 3A+3T (arguably), 3F+2T, 3Lo, 3A, 3S, 2A
Yoshie Onda at 2002 Worlds (probably in 2003, too): 3A, 3L, 3F, 3S, 3Lo, 3L+2T, 3T+3T+SEQ (kinda), 2A, 2A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q7FV2C-tCQ
Ludmila Nelidina at 2003 Skate America: 3A, 3Lz+3T (doubled in the program), 3Lo, 3S, 3F, 3L, 2A+3T+SEQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agL2rhb6G_o
Kimmie Meissner at 2005 Nationals: 3F, 3Lz+3T (doubled in the program), 3A, 3Lo, 3S, 3Lz, 3F+2T+2Lo
Mao Asada at 2013 4CC: 3Lo, 3A, 3F+3Lo, 3Lz, 2A+3T, 3S (doubled), 3F+2Lo+2Lo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3zf0D3M1sk
I'm pretty sure Yukari Nakano was trying 8-triple programs with either 3Lz+3T and/or 3F+3Lo combinations at some point circa 2002-3 too.
We know Yu Na skating cleanly at the Games will probably get 150+ in the LP and 75+ in the SP. The question is would a clean Kostner or clean Asada be able to get similar to that or higher? I somewhat doubt it, maybe the 75+ SP for Asada now that she is trying both a triple axel and 3-3 in the short, but not Kostner doing only a triple toe-triple toe. In the LP I doubt either of them getting in the 150+ territory even if they went clean. Unfortunately Kostner and Asada are unlikely to skate cleanly anyway, so we probably wont ever find out the answer for sure, and it will remain speculative.
As for the spirals Kim and Mao typically got the same points on that so that doesnt even make any difference. At most on rare occasion Mao might gain half a point more, big de whoop. While all the other new rules (eg- more points for triple axel, allowed both triple axel and triple-triple in short, greatly devaluing GOE points on jumps where Mao will always be way beneath Kim and several others but now loses less marks, not allowing double axel-triple toe) were clearly designed to boost Mao's chances and diminish some others, especialy Kim.
Now back to Sotnikova and possibly Tuktamysheva and Lipnitskaia you people are also forgetting the factor of home ice scoring. A person going clean on home ice will probably get 10 points or more than they would somewhere else. Like for instance it is obvious at Worlds by the scores a clean Osmond would have beaten a clean Gold and clean Sotnikova at Worlds but that probably wouldnt ever happen in neutral territory. The Russians are better at politics than Canadians so that will probably be even more true on Russian home ice. Also these are young skaters, along with Gold, who might improve alot in a year. So one shouldnt assume their 2013 hypothetical best would be the same as their 2014 one.
More what I FEAR; not just what I think will happen.
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So just because I dont think a clean Kim is guaranteed to win every event by 25-30 points anymore means I am a Kim hater now? What nonsense. I voted for Kim is the best skater ever poll, I have highly praised her in many threads. Funny thing is I was called a Kim uber a few months ago and now I am supposably a Kim hater. I guess for extreme fans if you either dont kiss ass nonstop or kick ass nonstop it is never good enough.
Worlds this year showed a clean Kim is not as unbeatable as she once was if others skated clean. Now the others all have consistency problems so 95% likely Kim will win her 2nd Olympic Gold and 3rd World gold easily next year. I dont deny that. However in a thread about everyone doing clean this years Worlds showed in that unlikely hypothetical she would have much more problems than in the past. Kostner had an easier jump combo and fell and still was less than 3 points back of her of the short. Had she landed it she would have win the short over Kim even with an easier combo and Kim going clean. Then the LP she skated a clean LP like Vancouver but gets lower points.
Maybe she would win if all went clean, and I agree concede she medals. I did think Kostner, Asada, Gold, Sotnikova could all have a chance vs a clean Kim if all go clean, but if all 5 go clean, the judges make sure only 2 at most beat Kim so she atleast gets a medal. I just dont think clean Kim is way ahead of others if they ever skated skated clean to (which almost certainly wont anyway) like she used to be. Recent signs and scores show this too. It doesnt mean I hate Kim.
She attempted 2+6=8 triples in 2010, she attempts 3+8=11 triples now. That's 3 triples more overall. Start with that.Originally Posted by kwanoverrated
The ladies is the hardest to say. There are 12-15 contenders and if all skated cleanly they could all come in almost any order, and if they all made mistakes they could also all come in almost any order. The only way it is obvious is if someone skated clean like Kim at the 2013 Worlds and the others don't.


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Four days after it began, and in less than three hours of deliberation, a jury found James L. Washington, 36, guilty of murdering 55-year-old Robert Eader.
"We did have good proof in the case, and I don't think it took this jury very long to review the evidence," said Clark County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Jeremy Mull.
He said the defense sought to have Washington found not guilty of murder on the grounds of self-defense, so the case came down to an issue of intent, which the jury believed Washington had and convicted him of murder.
"Certainly our primary response is disappointment," said Washington's attorney Stephen Beardsley when asked about the quick verdict. "We're just surprised and disappointed."
Beardsley said he though the trial was presented well and handled well by the prosecution and Clark County Circuit Court No. 1 Judge Dan Moore, but said he was sure his client will appeal the decision.
"I don't think he just wants to accept that ruling," Beardsley said.
A sentencing hearing has been scheduled for Nov. 18. Washington faces a maximum penalty of 85 years in prison and $20,000 in fines.
Attorneys presented their closing arguments Friday morning in Clark County Circuit Court No. 1.
Eader was found stabbed to death in his Spring Street apartment in the early-morning hours of Dec. 3, 2012, in what is believed to be a fight over $40 owed for cocaine.
Before closing arguments were heard, Washington took the stand in his defense. He said when he went back to Eader's apartment around 3 or 4 a.m. — he had been at the residence earlier using drugs with the victim — to collect $40 owed to him, they got into a conflict.
According to Washington's testimony, Eader tried to push him out of the apartment, but Washington refused to leave until he received his $40. The two men began fighting one another, and at a certain point during the struggle, Washington said he saw Eader reach for his pocket. It was at that point, Washington pulled out a pocket knife and began stabbing Eader.
Mull asked about a different version of events that he told to Jeffersonville police detectives when Washington was arrested days after the incident.
According to the testimony, detectives asked if Washington had grabbed for the money Eader was holding, $188, which Washington admitted to doing at the time of questioning. During his testimony, however, Washington said he felt that it was being suggested he agree with detectives so authorities would be easier on him.
Mull also pointed to a comment that Washington made during questioning that he thought he could "snatch that old man's money and be on the road home."
Mull asked in his closing arguments that the jury find Washington guilty of murder and armed robbery, a class B felony. The defense was asking, if the jury finds Washington guilty of a crime, that he be found guilty of manslaughter.
There has to be a provocation to find a defendant guilty of a lesser charge of manslaughter, Mull explained. He said there was no provocation that would illicit the need for Washington to believe he was in danger to use a knife against Eader. Mull said after the stabbing Washington went and washed his hands and forearm, noticing a cut on his own arm, then walked out of the apartment.
Mull said that the 315-pound Washington should not have been threatened by the 180-pound Eader, that Washington had the opportunity to leave several times before and during the fight and that Washington did not need to act in self-defense against Eader, who was calling out for his neighbor to help him.
"He was not provoked," Mull said. "A man taking [Washington] by the arm and trying to get him out of the house after he asked him multiple times to leave is not provocation. If you believe he was there committing a crime, he cannot use self-defense," he added.
Beardsley, countered that the only reason the encounter turned deadly was because Washington was scared and thought Eader was going for a weapon when he reached into his pocket.
"This became escalated, and it's the only reason why we are here, when Mr. Eader reached into his pocket," Beardsley said. "That is when James became entitled to self-defense under the law."
Beardsley also said it is the state's burden to prove that Washington went to Eader's apartment knowingly or intentionally to kill Eader. Murder in Indiana, however, does not require premeditation.
Beardsley also pointed to the character witnesses that had testified for Washington, and despite his running afoul of the law, it has never been because he had committed a violent crime. He also discussed why Washington and his then-girlfriend and mother of his child, Dana R. Eisenback, 26, fled to Missouri and returned so quickly. Eisenback lived in Poplar Bluff, Mo., with Washington's child, and she was reportedly in Jeffersonville to visit family. But when the couple arrived in Missouri they were told by Eisenback's family in Jeffersonville she was a person of interest in Eader's murder.
Beardsley said the couple was in Missouri for about 40 minutes before they decided to head back to Jeffersonville to turn themselves in.
Before Washington left the stand Friday, Beardsley asked Washington if he was sorry for what had happened.
"Very," Washington said.
The charges against Eisenback were amended to dealing in cocaine or narcotic drug and aiding in the commission of armed robbery resulting in bodily injury, both class B felonies, according to Clark County court records. She is scheduled to go on trial Nov. 5.


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the steel wire bead made for a rather tough install compared to other wire beads i have dealt with before. wasnt impossible. but wasnt a sinch either.
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The knobs are harder than im used to and only get harder the colder it gets; making for some not so great ice traction. but fine for snow, packed snow and textured ice.
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These have good tread for our local pavement-to-dirt trails. A lot of area rides involve going from cement trails to dirt to sand to gravel and back, and these have a good pattern for all. has an almost continuous tread pattern for smooth fast rolling on hard stuff, but lugs are spaced wonderfully for when you hit the dirt.
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These tires are inexpensive and do a decent job for the price. The traction is not bad out here in Phoenix where we have loose over hard, lots of rocks, kitty litter, you name it. Sometimes they slip if I am not perfectly positioned on climbs, but they are fine for downhill traction. Try running them in both directions to see how they feel for you.
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Deputy Brian McLeod fatally shot 52-year-old Robert Fox on June 3 outside Fox's Aloha, Ore. home.
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what was the point of the last two comments, come on now.
rocky horror show is good yes
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Don't Dream It Be It!!! It was fun back in the days of the midnight movies, Throwing things along with Props, It was a great time, with all the other crazies. ITS TIME TO TIMEWARP AGAIN!!!!
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I've been to a couple and there were the best horror movies i would sy because i know all of the horror movies by heart and know one can beat me at that.
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|Running Time: 100 mins.
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Summary:Based on Bret Easton Ellis' controversial 1991 novel, comes this dark story of a young Harvard graduate, Patrick Bateman, who has all the accoutrements of a young "master of the universe" -- from designer wardrobe to a killer apartment -- just like everyone else in his crowd. He desperately wants to fit in, yet, the terrible irony is the more he tries to be like every other money-drenched man on Wall Street, the more faceless he becomes -- and the less control he has over the urges that, ironically, make him feel like an individual. Bateman is a paragon of conformity in an amoral society where to conform is to be amoral.
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Niki Taylor
Relatable might be a bit hard to swallow, coming from a leggy model with a multimillion-dollar smile and hundreds of magazine covers under her belt. Her "after school job"[2], as she called it when MTV featured her on House of Style in 1992, earned her hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. (Not exactly a paper route.) She had a modeling contract at thirteen, a Vogue cover at fifteen, and a deal with the cosmetics giant Cover Girl before she graduated from high school. When she appeared on Vogue's hundredth-anniversary cover in 1992—alongside Christy Turlington, Cindy Crawford, Claudia Schiffer, and Linda Evangelista—there was a good ten-year age gap between her, the youngest, and the oldest in the exclusive supermodel sisterhood.
But Taylor was clearly onto something as she described the persuasive power of her own friendly persona. There is, and always has been, something undeniably familiar about her. In that same House of Style interview she lamented the fact that she couldn't eat Burger King, and shared her dream of becoming a marine biologist. When she stopped by The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in 1993, she discussed high school detentions and the homecoming dance, while laughing nervously and, at times, speaking into her shoulder, as teenagers are known to do.
On the pages of Vogue, Taylor is often captured in wild movement—laughing with Karen Mulder as they teeter at the edge of a pool in a photo by Patrick Demarchelier, waving from atop a crosswalk signal in a shot by Max Vadukul, or bending over backward in one by Arthur Elgort. While other models might be described as smoldering, there is nothing but lightheartedness and, yes, accessibility to Taylor's look. And the labels have known this all along: In 1998, Albert Shapiro, a marketing exec at Liz Claiborne, told Women's Wear Daily that they chose Taylor for their ad campaign because "she's very appealing and approachable."[3]These days you're less likely to see Taylor leaping across an editorial spread or ambling out of Charles de Gaulle for Paris Fashion Week. "I am blessed with four healthy children and am definitely not walking down European runways right now," she told People.com in 2012. "I feel mothering is my most important job."[4] A woman who strikes a balance between family and work . . . what could be more relatable than that?
Nicole Renee Taylor born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Barbara, a homemaker, and Ken, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper. She will grow up in Pembroke Pines, Florida, with an older sister, Joelle, and a younger one, Krissy.
After her mother sends out photos, Niki signs with Irene Marie Models, a top agency in Miami.
Nabs her first magazine cover, for Seventeen.
Makes her Vogue debut wearing bold quilted suits in "The News Is Color," shot by Patrick Demarchelier.
January: For her first Vogue cover, wears a sequined scuba-inspired jacket by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel and poses alongside Stephanie Roberts and Audrey Benoit. April: Lands her second Vogue cover, this time with Judit Masco and Karen Mulder. July: Mentioned as the year's "newest and youngest"[5] in Vogue's "Supergirls" by writer Vicki Woods. People names Taylor one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the World. She tells the magazine, "I'll model probably until I'm 22 or 23, and then I want to become an oceanographer."[6] Dons a motorcycle-inspired corset in the Thierry Mugler spring haute couture show in Paris. August: Vogue chooses her as its "all-American"[7] model for a shoot that takes place during the Desert Storm ticker-tape parade. December: Poses as Belle in Vogue's fairy-tale-inspired "Beauty and the Beast" shoot. The magazine calls her "fresh-faced" and "perfect to bring Beauty to life."[8]
Becomes the first model under the age of eighteen to sign an exclusive contract with Cover Girl cosmetics. April: Appears on Vogue's centennial cover. Films a segment for MTV's House of Style during a Vogue photo shoot; in the episode, Vogue fashion editor Elizabeth Saltzman predicts she'll be a "big big . . . big star."[9] May: Appears in Vogue with her thirteen-year-old sister, Krissy. The magazine dubs them "two of a kind."[10]
With a slew of other runway divas, featured on the January cover of Vogue.
January: Holds a pair of Chanel inline skates on the cover of Vogue. Marries arena football player Matt Martinez. March: Steven Meisel photographs her with Nadja Auermann, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, and Carla Bruni in pastel Chanel mini-suits. April: Shares the cover of Vogue with Brandi Quinones and Bridget Hall. May: Models swimwear for Vogue in "Bikini Bound," by Steven Meisel. December: Gives birth to twin boys, Jake and Hunter.
May: Wears Stephen Sprouse sportswear in Day-Glo shades in Vogue. The magazine announces she's "back in top form after giving birth to twins."[11] July: Younger sister Krissy dies of an undiagnosed heart condition. Niki later tells People, "I will never get over that. That is probably the worst thing that happened in my life, losing my sister and my best friend."[12]
Divorces Matt Martinez. Appears on an unprecedented six magazine covers in one month, May, including Allure, Elle, Vogue, Self, Shape, and Marie Claire (later known as the "Niki Six"[13]).
Poses for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue for the first time.
Makes the cover of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit calendar.
February: Checks into a 28-day rehab program in Maryland for prescription-drug abuse. April: Critically injured in a car accident and spends nearly three months in the hospital.
Launches Begin Enterprises to develop her own brands.
July: Opens a boutique in Franklin, Tennessee, called Abbie & Jesse's. October: Launches her fragrance, Begin. "Two years ago," she says, "my management asked me, 'Do you want to retire, do you want to continue working, being the face for someone else, or own your own thing?' I had always wanted to own my own thing, be the businesswoman. I am a perfume junkie, so a fragrance was the logical next step."[14]
Marries NASCAR driver Burney Lamar in a Vera Wang dress.
Cohosts Bravo's Make Me a Supermodel with male supermodel Tyson Beckford.
Gives birth to a daughter, Ciel.
March: Appears as a contestant on Celebrity Apprentice. November: Gives birth to son Rex Harrison.
Twelve years after her near-fatal car accident, meets the blood donors who helped save her life. Says, "Beauty comes from within. Red Cross blood donors generously give of themselves to help save lives. It doesn't get more beautiful than that."[15]
- "Futuristic Fit"photographed by Inez van LamsweerdeMay 1995
- "Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel"photographed by Steven MeiselMarch 1994
- "Beauty and the Beast"photographed by Patrick DemarchelierDecember 1991
- "The All-American Hit Parade"photographed by Max VadukulAugust 1991
- "Supergirls"by Vicki WoodsJuly 1991
- "The News Is Color"photographed by Patrick DemarchelierSeptember 1990
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"Model Niki Taylor to Launch Fragrance," by Kristin Finn. Women's Wear Daily, November 12, 2004.
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"Swimsuit Edition." House of Style, MTV, April 29, 1992.
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"Tapping the Middle-Aged Mood," by Karyn Monget. WWD, June 3, 1998.
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"Niki Taylor: I Balance Babies with Day Dates," by Linda Marx. People.com, May 7, 2012. http://celebritybabies.people.com/2012/05/07/march-of-dimes-niki-taylor-dates-with-burney-lamar/
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"Supergirls," by Vicki Woods. Vogue, July 1991. http://archive.vogue.com/19910701/#!/132
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"Niki Taylor: Model 16." People, July 18, 1991. http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20063403,00.html
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"The All-American Hit Parade." Vogue, August 1991. http://archive.vogue.com/19910801/#!/202
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"Beauty and the Beast." Vogue, December 1991. http://archive.vogue.com/19911201/#!/218
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"Swimsuit Edition." House of Style, MTV, April 29, 1992.
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"Dress for Less: A Checkered Life." Vogue, May 1992. http://archive.vogue.com/19920501/#!/269
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"Futuristic Fit." </em>Vogue,</em> May 1995. http://archive.vogue.com/19950501/#!/298
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"Comfort Zone," by Marisa Wong. People, July 31, 2006.
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Niki Taylor bio, courtesy of The Celebrity Apprentice (NBC), March 26, 2011. http://www.nbc.com/the-apprentice/candidates/niki-taylor/
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Beauty Beat: "Niki Taylor, L&T 'Begin' Fragrance Launch . . . Inter Parfums 3Q Net Up," by Julie Naughton. WWD, October 19, 2005.
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" 'They Helped Save My Life': Supermodel Niki Taylor Finally Meets Blood Donors Who Gave Her a Second Chance After Horrific Car Crash." Dailymail.co.uk, March 22, 2013. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2297577/They-helped-save-life-Supermodel-Niki-Taylor-finally-meets-blood-donors-gave-second-chance-near-fatal-car-crash.html


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An up-to-date look at free software and its makers
Controlling two desktops with a single set of input devices: X2X and Synergy let the mouse cursor cross seamlessly between the desktops on two machines. Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales looks to revolutionize politics with his Wikia Campaigns project. French Debian developers join forces to found Debian France, and introducing the new graphical installer for Sarge.
Most power users have at least two computers. Figure 1 shows a typical home office scenario with two displays, two keyboards, and two mice cluttering the desk. One machine might be a reliable office system while you use the other to experiment with unstable program versions, new distributions, and kernel releases. This configuration is ideal for a Linux Magazine author who regularly tries out new programs on a lab computer while recording the results on a stable system. Space on the Desk Magazine authors and other users often wish for a way to save space on the desk without sacrificing the ability to work on two computers. Virtual Network Computing (VNC), is one possible approach. A VNC server [1] – both commercial and free versions of the software are available – gives a client the ability to display and control another computer's GUI.
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