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MANCHESTER - Hillsborough County Superior Court North Judge Gillian Abramson said she will rule Tuesday morning on a motion by the New Hampshire Union Leader, seeking to loosen restrictions on juror descriptions, in the attempted murder case of Myles Webster, 23.
Webster is accused of shooting Manchester Police Officer Daniel Doherty multiple times after a foot chase on the West Side March 21.
Abramson issued an order Nov. 28, saying: "Descriptions of jurors in the media shall be limited to a juror's gender, approximate age, and general occupation. No other information shall be published." Violation of the order may be considered contempt of court.
Under those restrictions, if a media organization reported that a jury pool appeared to contain no persons of color, Native Americans or persons of Asian descent, it would be cited for contempt of court.
Attorney Gregory Sullivan argued on behalf of the newspaper that the phrase "no other information" is overly broad. He said ethnicity or race would be of interest to the public.
"Juror behavior is another area that would be of interest to the public," said Sullivan.
When Abramson asked what kind of behavior Sullivan meant, he said examples would be snoring, dozing or hand signals.
While Abramson said safety and privacy of jurors is essential, Sullivan argued that his suggestions would not jeopardize jurors' privacy or the defendant's right to a fair trial.
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Ah, life can be cruel. I bit into a biscuit rich with honey and butter the other day and a chunk of my tooth let loose. Now I realize that might be punishment for indulging in the forbidden — I shouldn't be eating biscuits, honey or real butter — but the end result is that I'm going to be making a call to the dentist.
Ah, the glory days when I was a kid and my teeth were like iron. I loved salt water taffy, the kind you get in souvenir stores at tourist trap locations. So what if it took 10 minutes to eat a piece? I had good, strong teeth.
I loved Heath bars, too. I know they're still for sale but I'm a little fearful about eating one these days. The hard length of candy beneath the sweet chocolate sounds enticing but I have a feeling my days of chomping those are pretty close to over, too.
My junk drawer in the kitchen holds all kinds of tools, the likes of which I couldn't be bothered with as a kid.
Seriously, who needs a knife to cut baling twine when your teeth are good?
My teeth were plenty good enough to rip open a box of Cracker Jacks or bag of sour balls. I also well remember those little wax soda bottles. One sipped out the contents before chewing the waxy outside into a little wad
My grandmother on my dad's side made great popcorn balls. She wasn't so good at taking out the dud popcorn, though, so it wasn't uncommon to take a big bite and crunch into a burnt but unpopped kernel.
Nope, that didn't hurt my teeth at all.
Alas, I've never been able to claim to have perfect teeth, though. I spent my fair share of time in the dentist's chair when I was a kid getting fillings or, after I ran into a bigger kid while roller skating, a root canal to fix a broken tooth.
The kids and I kinda snickered at my dear departed Hubby when he broke off an eye tooth eating toast. I'm pretty sure he's looking down on me now saying, "Not so funny when it's you, is it?"
No, it's not. But there is a silver lining to this particular cloud, I've discovered.
I mean, who can blame me for not wanting to smash the poor tooth up completely? Until I manage to get it looked at by a professional, I've decided I should take it easy.
Ice cream should be okay, I'm sure. Like in a nice sundae topped with hot fudge and whipped cream.
Tapioca pudding certainly can't hurt me. Or a big slice of ripe red watermelon.
Enjoying grilled chicken might be tempting fate, I fear, as could a crunchy green salad. I'm certain that if I make a meal of cookies dunked in nice cold milk, no harm will be done.
Same thing with mashed potatoes. And if I happen to need a ladle or two of good cream gravy to give them flavor, so be it.
I'm not sure how long it takes to get into the dentist's chair to be tortured but I figure it will probably be a couple of weeks. In the meantime, I'll suck it up and make the best of things.
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Inner city kids have hoop dreams, too
U of W program helps youngsters break barriers
But thanks to people like Bob Axworthy, the Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association and the University of Winnipeg, more kids are playing basketball than ever. In the past month, the U of W and its athletic department have committed to an inner city development program that will operate year-round and provide support to community programs such as the Magnus Eliason Recreation Centre.
On Wednesday, the MERC 13- and 14-year-old girls, all decked out in their Wesmen uniforms, lost an 18-16 barn burner to Greendell Falcons in the Free Press Community Classic Basketball Tournament at the Duckworth Centre. It was their second loss in the tournament, but as far as these kids were concerned, they're winners.
Take 4-foot-8 Tatu Ndiho, for instance. She didn't figure in the scoring, but spent most of her time bouncing up and down along the sidelines when her teammates got a hand on the ball.
"I like shooting and practising the best," said 5-foot-1 Fardosa Aden. "Yeah, we had fun. For sure."
Greendell was led by Sona Morrissette and Kenzie Raddysh with six points apiece. Laura Wiens had four and Tasha Hildebrand added two. Marcy Fannhullen, Siwma Mirandi and Niki Lai each had four for MERC while Nyakiir Deng and Misa Dayasa each had two.
In the 12-year-old boys game on the next court, Garden City defeated the Roblin Park Raiders 33-28. Dylan Lemay led the winners with 12 points while Drew Dobinsky added six. Justin Guillas and Rajin Dhaliwal each had four, Jerrod Alcantara had three, Matthew Melo had two and Reece MacCallum had one. Roblin Park replied with seven points from Michael Langdon, six from Jesse Peristy, four from Logan Baldaro, three from Connor Wiens and two each from Aaron Holleman, Paul Bromley, Roan Van Eerd and Curtis Belhumeur.
"These kids want to be here, they want to play," said Axworthy. "All they needed was the chance. They may not have the finesse and the skills, but they have the heart and desire. They never give up."
The goal of the U of W program is to break down the barriers, ranging from financial, a lack of equipment, or transportation, for inner city kids to allow them to participate in sports.
"Gray Academy of Jewish Education is holding a shoe drive Friday to Wednesday for MERC," said Ashley Kaufmann, a Grade 10 student at Gray who played for Axworthy at Whyte Ridge, and now along with a few teammates, helps him coach at MERC. If you want to help, Axworthy says all then need to do is e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com or call him at 233-6304. In other games:
Tyndall Park 63 Norberry Knights 25
Tyndall Park: Ketan Bansal, 28; Daniel Tauzon, 15; Jordan Murdock, 12; Jasdeep Muhar, 4; Jeremy Skubovious and David Bazan, 2 each. Norberry: Nathan Letkeman, 8; Derrick Kannt, 4; Eric O'Dowd, 3; Kyle Beghin, Said Dzafic, Emir Halilajic, Keith Schille and Ahmed Taliani, 2 each.
Selkirk Sonics 38 Earl Grey Cobras 33
Selkirk: Chelsea Ganske, 12; Malora Minarik, 11; Amanda Goodbrandson, 9; Kesslyn Lycan, 4; Naykia Massey, 2. Earl Grey: Tori Grunn, 8; Sara Kasian, 7; Courtney May, 6; Brandi Jones and Morgan Rathwell, 4 each; Allisa MacEarchen and Sheneece Eward, 2 each.
Oxford Heights No. 2, 59 Dakota 20
Oxford Heights: Ryan Lewis, 14; Aaron Breeze, 12; Nikolys Krasnowski, 6; Corey Claydon, Adam Dejonckheere, Matt Genung, Aaron Lange and Nathan Zayac, 4 each; Darin Demchuk 3; Quinn Schipper and Humberto Armenta-Aguayo, 2 each. Dakota: Money Nguyen, Jonah Greenberg, Kris Wilson and Ibrahim Zaia, 4 each; Eric Frizado, 2.
N. Kildonan Cobras 46 Selkirk Sonics 12
North Kildonan: Jasmine Bhullar, 14; Emily Janzen, 12; Tarina Ready and Julia Schroeder, 6; Janessa Stafeckis, Brittany Bell and Holly Giesbrecht, 2 each. Selkirk: Taylor Goodbrandson, 3; Jessica Holod, Danielle Hallson, Richelle Recksiedler and Dakota Massey, 2 each; Ally Simken, 1.
Norberry Knights 37 Oxford Heights No. 1, 33
Norberry: Benjamin Gaudies and Coe Peersman, 8 each; Michael Davis, 6; Joshua Unrau and Jeff Williams, 4 each; Michael Bergen and Andrew Chapman, 2 each; Adam Kuharjki, 1; Oxford Heights: Reggie Merluza, 8; Alexander Stulzer, 6; Mitchell Macyshon, 3; Murray Bachart, Maliq Collins, Jared Ferguson, Austin McBean, Brandon Mulvenny, Justin Sinclaiar and Tanner Godfredsen, 2 each.
Whyte Ridge 26 Dakota 24
Whyte Ridge: Ruby Bains, 12; Shelby Olson, 8; Kennedy Kuntz, 4; Erin Bailey, 2.
Dakota: Tomi Adeleye-Olusae and Ariane Freynet-Gagne, 6 each; Sydney Booker, 3; Carolyne Marchildon, Danielle Arnaud, Denae Marinelle and Natasha Desgagnes, 2 each; Jennifer Baron, 1.
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Fresh Horshradish
Recently I had a Horseradish Salad Dressing at a restaurant that I really liked and decided to try to duplicate it at home. I bought fresh horseradish from the grocery twice at 2 different grocery stores and they both had no heat to it. Is there a season for horseradish or have they just dumbed it down?
I have used fresh horseradish in the past when I served Prime Rib and that brought tears to my eyes because it was so hot and I loved it!!
I live in the Los Angeles area and bought one at Ralph's. This one was huge, fat with the roots attached and it looked like an elephant's foot...it actually looked like celery root! It looked very strange because I'm used to the ones that are long and skinny and kind of looks like a parsnip. Produce guy said that is how they have been coming lately. 2nd one I got at Gelson's. This one wasn't as huge, but still pretty big and I got a part that didn't have any of the skinny roots attached.
Sorry about the long post, but I hope someone can enlighten me :o)
I make my own fresh horseradish every passover. The trick is to keep it covered all the time. The compounds that give it heat are very volatile. If you grind or grate it and leave it exposed to air, these compounds quickly evaporate, leaving something that is very mild or even tasteless. On the other hand, I have never seen a round horseradish. Its quite possible you were sold something else.
That has happened to me as well. I used to live in Warwick, NY and the next town, Pine Island, called themselves the Polish capital. There was an annual horseradish thing and that's where I discovered fresh horseradish. I started making fresh horseradish to give as Christmas gifts and then one year it was really bad. Now I know to scrape it with a fingernail and smell it, then you can tell if the root is ok before you buy it. I live in Florida and I know horesradish is not grown here so it's a matter of where it's grown and when can you get it. Also, when you make fresh horseradish and mix with the vinegar and salt it is better if you let it sit for a week in the fridge.
It can really vary year by year depending on the moisture-- a wet winter produces bland horseradish, and a dry winter produces hot horseradish. (or, at least, that's what they said when I was a kid in the Northeast, and it seemed to be true of our own horseradish patch). When I lived in LA, I was *always* kind of disappointed with the heat on the big commercially available roots that one could find in Ralphs, and I assumed it was because they were too happy in CA compared to the scrappy early spring roots in the northeast. But they did vary year by year, so maybe this just a weak year?
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This makes sense Adam...thanks for the input. If the theory about the wet winter is true and they grow it around here, we have been having an unusually wet winter this season. It sounds very similar to what they say about why some peppers hotness is different even if it is the same variety.
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Actually, this also made me realize that I'm not sure I ever saw horseradish in a farmers market in LA-- so perhaps it's not really all that local to LA? Or maybe there's not enough demand for local or organic horseradish....
(And maybe it was always there and there were too many other good things to be distracted by-- in New England, the long months with just a few sorry veggies available make each individual offering more obvious :) )
I make my own a lot too, and while the heat levels can be quite variable, there is one thing I learned out here from another 'Hound that seems to be true and it's related to the preparation method.
I always made it by grinding the root in a food processor, mixing it with some vinegar as I go along until I get the right consistency. What I was told - and it has proved to be true in my limited testing since I heard it - is that the addition of vinegar stops the release of the hot compounds, so for maximum heat, grind it completely all by itself and then add the vinegar when you're done.
As I say - I'm not sure whether that is scientifically valid but it does SEEM to make a difference.
And for the record, the only kind we get around here (northeast) is the big brown gnarly stuff, like a parsnip that's turned into The Incredible Hulk.
BombayUpWithaTwist wrote:
"Is there a season for horseradish or have they just dumbed it down?"
I'm not sure there's a season for it. But it's quite possible they've dumbed it down. For instance, I find it just about impossible to find a jalapeno with any heat in it any more.
When I've made fresh horseradish in the past I couldn't even sniff the blender I ground it in without being thrown across the kitchen by the fumes. When I brought it to a Passover dinner it was too spicy for the guests to eat. (People loved it after it had stood in the fridge for a week, though.)
So maybe they dumbed it down for good reason. But I like the full-on kick-a$$ horseradish flavor myself.
Finally! I found a horseradish that smells and tastes like horseradish and has heat!! I'm grating it now and had to walk away a bit because my eyes are starting to water...lol I guess 3rd time is the charm. I found it at a Vons and the size and look of it was what I would expect.
I haven't figured why the others were so dead, but now I know NOT to buy ones that are gigantic.
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Thanksgiving is all about appreciating those Little Things that make life worth living – dope Booth debuts, for instance – and Yung Nate has more holiday spirit than most. For his first feature, the Harlem rapper's teamed up with a fellow underground up-and-comer to bring us a track we can all be thankful for. Centered around drug sales, use and addiction, Nate's darkly humorous verses may not be appropriate material for dinner-table conversation, but Hitman's unique, sampled boardwork (dig the harpsichord!) is so catchy even your grandmother will be nodding along. (OK, maybe not. I'm pretty sure that neither of mine know a dope beat from a sugar beet. Unless they've been following my work on DJBooth, in which case, hi Grandma!) Guest emcee Mada brings Things to a strong finish, recounting his "immaculate conception" in a nonchalant sung-rapped flow. If you like what you're hearing, keep it locked for the latest on Yung Nate's The Coldest Winter LP, scheduled to hit store shelves and online retailers sometime in winter of next year.
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A heartwrenching, gut-churning story out of Ocala, Florida involves a woman who gave birth to a premature baby in a motel bathroom after binging on crack cocaine. Thirty-seven-year-old Chrystal A. Hassell, who was seven or eight months along, reportedly cut the newborn's umbilical cord with her teeth after she went into labor. She later called 911 upon seeing that her baby had turned blue.
Hassell is now in jail, on suicide watch. Thankfully, the infant is hanging on, albeit in critical condition at UF Health Shands Hospital in Gainesville.
What on earth are we, let alone law enforcement, to make of this? Perhaps that what happened here is as tragic as it is horrific.
When it comes to our newborn babies, the slightest thing wrong can send us parents into a tizzy. Think about how you feel if your infant has a cold. Or a fever. Now imagine your baby was born without about 80 percent of their blood and referred to as a "ghost baby." You would be feeling scared and heartbroken and god knows what else, right?
When Hope Juarez, who's now 6 weeks old, was born, she was as white as a ghost. Literally. When doctors brought her to draw blood, they could barely get a drop out of her, because hours before her birth, she lost "about 80 percent or more" of her blood.
And if it weren't for the maternal instinct Jennifer Juarez had while still pregnant, Hope might not be here today.
A cruicial moment leading up to the birth of your baby is when you decide to go to the hospital. Going too soon or even too late could be the difference between having the birth you want and having unwanted medical interventions. So you have to know when it's really time to go.
I had a chat with Samantha Huggins, DONA certified birth doula and one of the directors at Carriage House Birth in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to get her trusted advice on this critical time so mamas-to-be are well informed. To know is to be empowered. To be empowered gives you a better chance of having a beautiful birth experience. Here's what Samantha and I put together to guide you through your contractions during early labor and help you decide when to go to the hospital.
Some of us want drugs during labor. And so drugs they get! There's a new drug of choice gaining popularity in labor and delivery rooms right now ... and it's one that was used long ago. It also was Demi Moore's apparent drug of choice a couple of years ago when she was apparently having a hard time with her Ashton Kutcher break-up. Not when she was pregnant. Say what? It's nitrous oxide. People call it whip-its or laughing gas. And they say it works wonders for mamas in labor. Even many natural birth advocates give it a thumbs up.
Is it better than an epidural? Sure seems like it. And now more hospitals are offering it.
Get outta town! The odds of something like this happening are 133,000 to one, but a mom in the U.K. just gave birth to her fourth child on the same day her other three kids were born.
Crazy right? Emily Scrugham was just as shocked as you can imagine when her new son, Ryan, decided to make his entrance on January 12, giving him the same birthday as his 5-year-old brother Sam and twin 2-year-old sisters, Brooke and Nicole.
And I know what you're thinking -- this mom probably conceived all of her kids around the same time in the hopes that they'd share a birthday.
I've admitted it before: I didn't even want my husband around when I gave birth to our first child. I wanted him to wait, like a 1950s dad, in an adjacent room while I suffered and delivered surrounded by some of the strong and experienced women in my world whom I felt could provide a great deal of insight and support. Looking back now, I'm really happy I ultimately opted to throw that plan out the window in favor of something more traditional (or should I say something more "modern?" Maybe I'll call it the "new traditional") that included having my husband right by my side.
Still, there were things that freaked me out about giving birth. My husband, who told me beforehand that he was scared of feeling powerless during birth, was not at all shocked or insulted when I presented to him a list of rules -- we had a discussion about this, I didn't actually give him a handwritten list -- for what he could and could not do during labor and delivery.
Cord blood is one of those things you probably hear or know nothing about until you get pregnant. Then, you hear about it all the time, likely seeing posters hanging up in your doctor's office and hospital, advertising the benefits. But do you really know what it is, or what the pros and cons are?
Here are 6 things you should know about cord blood banking before you decide whether or not it's right for your family.
Somehow I'm guessing there are a lot of more important medical subjects out there to study -- but researchers at the University of North Carolina have found that some women claim to have had virgin births.
Yes ... virgin births. As in getting preggo and delivering a child without ever having sex with a man. (Yes, like the Virgin Mary did.)
Half of 1 percent of the women interviewed for the study actually reported this happening. And while we can't place too much weight on the results of the study simply because these people are only claiming that they had a virgin birth (there's no physical proof) -- you gotta wonder if some or all of them just might be telling the truth. (It's possible ... right?)
Despite centuries of advancements in medical science and countless babies born, the topic of childbirth has managed to remain, somehow, slightly mysterious. Why? Personally, I think it's because even though we have ultrasounds during pregnancy and fetal monitors during delivery, we still can't really see what's going on in there when push comes to shove (literally, sort of). Except someday in the not-too-distant future, all of that could change: There's a new computer program, recently developed by researchers in England, which uses 3D virtual reality to simulate human birth. Incorporating factors such as the size and shape of both the mother's and baby's bodies, the program could potentially save lives by helping doctors and midwives prepare for "unusual or dangerous births." Just check out this shot and you'll see why:
The birth of my first child was an absolute party. Basically, I invited everyone I knew to join us in the delivery room -- and bring a friend or "plus one," if they felt so inclined. Originally, I pictured all the women I loved to get together, bring their wit and experience and knowledge, and help me get through the scary process of actually delivering a baby from my body -- and then maybe they'd pour me a glass of bubbly afterward. So yeah, I thought birth should be a scene from Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. I don't even think I wanted my husband there because he doesn't have a vagina and, therefore, what could he offer?
And then the day came. And my mother and mother-in-law and husband were all there to offer support and encouragement. And I will never, ever have that many people present in the delivery room ever again.
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Kate Middleton Style
Hey there! Has it been a crazy summer for you too?
There have been so many changes going on lately–the major highlights are that I launched a new career lifestyle site and I'm starting business school in Philadelphia in two weeks! With that said, I'm changing going to introduce some tweaks to Cao Bella, just because I'll be much shorter on time and won't have such easy access to a photographer (my SO). I'll likely have fewer shots of each look, but I'll include more items that I'm loving at the moment.
So here goes!
Classic shift dresses and blazers are a must have when it comes to pulling off Duchess Kate's signature look.
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Pending Pinstripes Top 30 ProspectsBy
The guys over at my old stomping grounds just wrapped up their four-month long countdown of the Yanks' top 30 prospects. They made life easy by linking to each player's profile in this handy dandy wrap-up list, and also linked to oodles of other Yankee prospect links from around the Interweb. Check that shizz out.
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You may wants to fix that link, Mike.
They love the young guys like Montero and Heredia.
Would it kill them to get CLippard off there and replace him?
Ok 3 in a row but that list is so interesting.
Betances has great potential but 5? AHead of someone with good stuff and results like Horne?
Doesnt it feel good to actually have a good system???
I had Horne over Betances, but I think EJ and Ashish were bullish on Montero's ceiling, and probably more worried about Horne's 2nd-half control problems (and relatively advanced age) than I was.
Heres my big flaw with them.
No Sanchez or Brackman or Melencon?
If we're talking upside (and they got Betances 5 and Heredia 9) those 3 HAVE to be on a list.
i believe they had stipulations, they didn't count any of the TJ guys.
That's correct. We wanted to see how they came back from surgery before we ranked them. While that might seem like a cop out, we didn't feel comfortable ranking them until we got some post-surgery track record, or at least some news that their stuff was back.
if Jackson turns out like Hanley, WOOHOO!
Agreed, and if their take on Tabata's ceiling turns out to be accurate…look out. .320/.400/.550?? That's Vlad Guerrero territory. That would be a dream come true.
Something inbetween Vlad and Bobby Abreu seem to be what Tabata's ceiling is, but there's still a chance that he bombs or don't turn out that good.
There's obviously some negatives you can look at
1. he's not big: he's listed height = Melky
2. he hasn't shown much pop so far.
still though, his age context is very very good and his one true lack is something that usually come with age.
Not many 19 yr olds show power. Its the last tool to come.
And Melky isnt exactly little.
hey, with Jeter's def (or lack there-of) at SS, does Melky, Henn & Igawa to PITT for Jack Wilson & DeMaso Marte make sense? move Jete to CF…
MikeA, when did you start following Yankee prospects? Early nineties? Last time the Yanks had a bad-ass system seems to be around the time when Jeter was tearing up the minors.
How does Austin Jackson get the 3rd spot ? I have read a lot on him so I know he has skills, but shouldn't he be a little more tested before you rank him 3rd best prospect in the system.
Does anyone know what happen to Claussen ?
Mike A,
with Jeter's def (or lack there-of) at SS, does Melky, Henn & Igawa to PITT for Jack Wilson & DeMaso Marte make sense? move Jete to CF…
Why do you think Marte is over-rated his numbers seem of the charts. Especially against the lefties batters.
Damon to TOR for Josh McDonald & Reed Johnson any better? Move Jeter to LF, they get a 4th OF and a TRUE GG-calibur SS. Melky batting 2nd would see his #'s SPIKE DRAMATICALLY
nevermind that /\, didn't realize McD was THAT bad with the bat LOL or also 34y/o
The guy who wanted Jack Wilson for SS over DEREK FREAKING JETER should be punished by being forced to watch the Pirates all year.
JUST speaking defensively, how could you NOT want Wilson over Jeter? Look, I love DJ as much as the next fan, but let's call a spade a spade. Even Mike noted that Wilson is better defensively.
However, Furcal is a FA after this season and will only be 31. I know that's not exactly young, but it's young enough to be 3 years younger than our beloved Captain. Plus Furcal was 2nd, only behind Tulo, in zone rating last year and has a CANNON for an arm. Granted, it would be a stop-gap move, but a VERY good one in my opinion. I'd love to see the Yanks sign him (3yrs/$36-45m?), dump Damon, and move Jeter to LF. The first year of the New Stadium makes perfect "symbolic" sense as the time Jeter should relinquish SS.


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When sports car company Lotus had announced the end of its title sponsorship of the Lotus F1 team, a red flag was raised as concerns over Group Lotus' financial problems surfaced. Now, new reports reveal that the troubles facing the automaker are more than meets the eye.
Earlier warning signs were brought to attention this year when Lotus' Malaysian parent company Proton sold a controlling stake to another Malaysian conglomerate, DRB-Hicom. As per Malaysian law, Lotus had to halt all business operations and freeze its financial accounts during the 60-day transition period.
The 60-day period ended in March and now, new owner DRB-Hicom is currently conducting the due diligence of Group Lotus, investigating worrisome figures including Lotus' $320 million in accumulated debt.
Due to the mounting concerns, rumors have spread that Lotus may be put into administration to free itself from debt and that even CEO Dany Bahar has been let go from the company. What's more, in line with our reports earlier this year, Chinese automaker Zhejian Youngman Lotus Automobile (Youngman) is a potential buyer of the brand, placing a bid on its remaining assets, including naming rights. The official importer of Proton and Lotus cars in China, Youngman is perhaps better known for its past failed attempt to purchase the now defunct Saab.
So far, a Lotus spokesperson has denied these rumors and insisted that DRB-Hicom and Lotus executives are working to keep the business running as usual, "There have been and continue to be positive discussions between Group Lotus senior management and senior management at DRB-Hicom both here in Hethel and in Malaysia. Despite various rumours in the media to the contrary, at no point has DRB-Hicom indicated to Group Lotus that they intend to put the company into administration and we welcome the opportunity to put that rumour along with incorrect speculation that production has stopped, that Dany Bahar is no longer CEO and that we are no longer involved in F1 to bed."
The spokesperson adds, "It's no secret that we are going through a very difficult time at the moment due to the change in ownership but we're doing everything we can to get through this period and come out the other side stronger than before."
Optimistic words, but something definitely isn't right in the house of Lotus. Stay tuned for more information as the situation continues to develop.
[Source: AutoCar]
Just about 100 more Saabs will roll off the line after the Swedish automaker decided to send some employees back to finish incomplete units still standing in the factory.
The company was plagued with financial problems after changing hands from GM to Spyker Cars and ultimately Swedish Automobile. That forced them to shut down despite attempted rescue investments by Chinese companies, Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co. and Pang Da Automobile Trade Co. Unfortunately for Saab, GM, which manufactured the 9-4x crossover, said the move would unfairly share their technology in key markets and subsequently blocked it.
For now, new Saabs can still be seen on the road, and the company's North American operation is trying to find a way to honor existing warranties, but the brand will soon be little more than an automotive relic.
[Source: Saabs United Via AutoBlog]
Despite being officially declared bankrupt, Saab still has organizations willing to snap up the remnants, as the former Swedish carmaker goes into liquidation.
It's probably not surprising, but considering the money it's already put out to try and save Saab, China's Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co. Ltd, is still interested in acquiring what assets it can, which, according to a spokesman, primarily concerns the Phoenix platform which would have formed the basis for the next generation 9-3, along with other technologies that didn't hinge on General Motors (part of the reason for Saab's bankruptcy was GM's refusal to allow Youngman to acquire the brand, fearing technologies it had invested with the Swedish automaker could end up in Swedish hands).
Yet another suitor comes in the form of the Turkish government. While it is very unlikely Turkey would want to build Saabs per se, the country already boasts a number of assembly plants belonging to foreign automakers, but until now hasn't had a real domestic brand. If the government is able to acquire Saab assets, including the much valued Phoenix platform, then the Saab 9-3 might live on after all, though under a different name.
Given the twists and turns that have occurred with Saab since its independence from GM, what happens next at this point is anybody's guess.
[Source: Left Lane News]
In yet another twist to the ongoing Saab soap opera, the Swedish automaker has received a payment from Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile as it struggles to stay solvent. The payment, which is some $5 million will be reportedly be used to cover outstanding tax expenses.
Following on from that, Youngman, which is looking to take a significant stake in Saab, apparently plans to pay out more money by the end of this week, (some 20 million euros/$26.4 million), in this case to cover unpaid salaries. A spokesman for Saab, Eric Geers, confirmed that while the first payment had been received, nothing else could be confirmed, except the fact that talks with Youngman are "ongoing."
Saab has been struggling to stay afloat ever since it was purchased from General Motors by Spyker and it's main assembly plant in Trolhattan, Sweden, is currently idled in the wake of unpaid bills. In recent months the firm, owned by Swedish Automobile has sought creditor protection as it looks to find suitable investors.
Youngman has repeatedly tried to buy into Saab, but the latest deal was vetoed by General Motors, which still owns licenses for Saab technology. In the meantime Saab, still under creditor protection is under increasing pressure by the administrator overseeing the process, to have it's protection agreement terminated.
A distric court in western Sweden, has given the automaker and its creditors, until Thursday this week to submit their views regarding the matter. A final decision on Saab's status is expected to be made on December 16th.
[Source: Reuters]
Saab has officially been struggling for two whole years now, since its problems first came to light in December, 2009.
With time, it has seen some positive developments, but things don't look any better for the foreseeable future.
A few months ago, Saab had received a court order that prevented its creditors to push the company into bankruptcy. It would use this time to reorganize. However, Saab's owner – Swedish Automobiles NV, has said that Saab and its creditors have just five to six days to submit their views to the district court in Sweden. The court will decide whether to end the reorganization and push the company into bankruptcy.
Despite attracting two major Chinese companies (Pang Da Automobile Trade Co. & Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobiles) to invest in Saab, there have been delays in getting the necessary payments from the Chinese, and production lines have been sitting still for almost an entire year.
Saab previous owner, General Motors also has some objections. Most of the technologies found in current Saab vehicles is licensed from GM, and it does not want to support a sale of Saab that could hurt its own position in China.
GM currently builds the 9-4X for Saab in Mexico. If GM pulls the plug on their deal with Saab, it would be impossible for the company to survive in its current form.
Stay tuned, as this drama is far from over just yet.
[Source: Automotive News]
Saab's sob story saga might be coming to an end, though the information surrounding their pending acquisition is murky at best.
Rumors swirled quickly around the media yesterday that the Bank of China, fourth-largest by market value had planned to acquire just under 50 percent of the company. Those reports are now being corrected— it's a bank in China, but not the Bank of China. Regardless, this investment could be the savior Saab prayed for after GM flatly rejected their previous partnership with Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co. and Pang Da Automobile Trade Co.
Pang Da operates dealerships in China, while Youngman manufactures Chinese vehicles under the Lotus brand.
According to GM, that partnership would jeopardize their own interests in China because they supply both parts and the 9-4X crossover, which would then be unfairly accessible to the Chinese companies.
Saab hopes the new deal will keep GM satisfied while allowing them to finally be rid of their debt, which includes unpaid salaries and bills.
"The discussions include a short term solution to enable Saab Automobile to pay November wages and continue reorganization. The outcome of the discussions is still uncertain," Saab said to Automotive News.
Saab parent company Swedish Automobile originally hoped for Pang Da and Youngman to take a combined 53.9 percent share of Swedish Automobile, but nothing in Saab. The two companies pushed instead for full ownership of Saab.
Gallery: Saab 9-4X
[Source: Automotive News]
Although Saab has been struggling for the past year, don't bet against it. All but doomed when GM sought to stop Saab's deal with the Chinese Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co. and Pang Da Automobile Trade Co., Youngman is now proposing a new deal with Bank of China, the country's fourth largest bank by market value.
The deal with Bank of China, which replaces Pang Da, will allow the bank to own just under 50 percent of Saab. As GM threatened to halt the assembly of the Saab 9-4X crossover as well as halting the supply of components and technology if Youngman and Pang Da succeeded their acquisition bid, the substitution of Bank of China should help pave the way for Saab's acquisition approval.
Currently, Saab is under court protection from Swedish creditors as its plant has not produced a car in months due to unpaid salaries and bills.
GALLERY: Saab 9-4X
[Source: Reuters]
Saab's matchmaking saga is the stuff of cinema. Facing compounding financial dilemmas and a series of unsuccessful talks with a number of investors, the troubled Swedish automaker had little going for it. Just as Saab was close to finally making a deal with its Chinese investors, Pang Da Automobile Trade Co. and Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co., the company faces yet another challenge that may prevent the deal from happening.
General Motors Co., the former owner of Saab, is looking to prevent the Chinese acquisition. GM spokeswoman Renee Rashid-Merem claims, "GM would not be able to support a change in the ownership of Saab which could negatively impact GM's existing relationships in China or otherwise adversely affect GM's interests worldwide."
Removing Saab during its 2009 bankruptcy restructuring, GM still owns the technology that Saab uses to produce two of its models. Also, GM has built the 9-4X in Mexico for Saab this year. If bought by Pang Da Automobiles and Youngman Lotus, GM is concerned for the intellectual property that is licensed to Saab.
As roadblocks mount, it is becoming clear that time is running out for Saab. The Swedish brand sold 49,000 units in the United States in 2003 and have now dropped to only 5,800 models sold for 2010 nearly a 90-percent decrease. Through October, only 4,984 units have been sold in the United States so far this year.
[source: Detroit News]
After much back and forth over the past months between Swedish Automaker Saab and Chinese suitors Pang Da Automobile Trade Co. and Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co., it seems like funding for Saab is very much back. The Chinese companies have both agreed to buy the Swedish automaker, providing the company with some much needed short and long term liquidity.
The details of Pang Da and Youngman's agreement are an initial commitment of EUR 50 million to fund Saab Automobile while in reorganization. Next, the Chinese investors will then provide at least another EUR 600 million in funding to restart production and to settle the company's debts and liabilities, allowing the company to concentrate on matters moving forward.
However, the condition that broke the agreement in the past may cause an interference again. This deal can only become a reality if the Chinese government chooses to give its seal of approval.
According to Saab's restructuring plan, production will resume in Sweden and Mexico while considerations for assembly in China will be addressed as well. Immediate targets for Saab include the introduction of the 9-4X crossover and the 9-5 SportrCombi wagon. Saab aims to sell up to 55,000 vehicles for the year 2012. In 2010, Saab only managed to move 32,000 vehicles.
Pang Da and Youngman are optimistic that Saab has what it takes to become a profitable company. While 2012 will be a transitional year of reconstruction, the Chinese hope that Saab profitability will return for 2014.
It's been a leaky autumn so far in the motoring universe. Supposed actual pictures and specs have been "leaked" on Toyota's upcoming FT-86 coupe (FR-S to us in North America); as well as details on Honda's new generation CR-V crossover.
Now, Saab has joined the fold, with a picture uncovered by Swedish website SVD Näringsliv, which reportedly shows the next 9-3. The image was originally part of a presentation which Saab gave to the European Investment Bank last year as it made attempts to remain financially afloat.
Now that Da Pang and Youngman have agreed to buy the Swedish Automaker lock, stock and barrel (for a price of 100 million euros/$142 million U.S.), Saab can now get on with what it does best, namely making quirky cars.
Although the Chinese government has yet to give it's approval stamp, it appears things are moving forward. Production at Saab's plant in Trollhattan, is rumored to restart in the next several weeks and a number of new models are apparently in the pipeline, including an updated 9-3, which will reportedly come in fastback (which the sketch above illustrates) and convertible variants. Other planned models include an entry level 9-1 and possibly an executive express (9-6 or 9-8 anyone?).
Although some might say that the Saab-China deal wasn't agreed under the best of terms (Saab's owner Swedish Automobile was under intense pressure to get a major lifeline, or else bankruptcy protection would end), there are others that are glad one of the world's most interesting and alternative car manufacturers is still around.
It'll be interesting to see if under Chinese stewardship; the blasted brand can finally make some money. Time will no doubt tell.
Narrowly escaping bankruptcy and liquidation for the 17th time (ok, maybe that's an exaggeration), Saab has confirmed receipt of a 70 million Euro payment from Chinese investor and automaker Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co.
Far from a magic wand that will make all of Saab's troubles go away, the automaker continues to operate in its restructuring phase, with the funds being used to simply keep the ship afloat during that time. Swedish law doesn't permit companies to take out new loans during a restructuring phase, a law both Saab and Youngman have managed to avoid by signing an agreement back in September, and now claiming the funds have been available for several weeks.
Saab continues to await further investment by Youngman and Pang Da Automobile Trade Co., both of which are subject to approval by the Chinese government won't be decided on until October 14th at the earliest. Saab has given no indication of when it hopes to open its Trollhattan assembly plant.
[Source: WSJ]
The Saab soap-opera continues, but this week the news is good. Saab just won a court appeal to protect it from creditors while it awaits funding from its Chinese investors.
Earlier this year, two Chinese companies, Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co. and Pang Da Automobile Trade Co. agreed to buy shares in Saab, totaling $334-million.
Considering Saab currently owes $207-million to its employees and creditors, so once the money is received, it can easily pay down its debt.
The lower-court had initially rejected protection to Saab, citing that it had done so once before in 2009-2010.
How long will it actually be before Saab's 3600 employees and its creditors will get paid? That is dependent on how quickly its Chinese investors can pay their due.
For now, the court has given Saab some breathing room. Saab's production line has sadly been at a standstill since April 2011. Let's hope they can once again start making beautiful and wonderful cars like the original 92 (pictured).
[Source: Automotive News]
Saab's parent, Swedish Automobile (formerly Spyker Cars), announced that an unnamed Chinese company will purchase 582 Saab cars at a total value of 13 million Euros ($18.4 million) in order to help the automaker pay wages to its employees and part of the money it owes to suppliers.
"I am pleased to announce this agreement, as it secures part of the necessary short-term funding for Saab Automobile and allows us to pay our employee's wages before the end of this month," declared Swedish Automobile CEO Victor Muller.
However, with suppliers facing prospects of only getting 10 percent of what they are owed in the short term, there have been calls for Saab to file for voluntary bankruptcy, the European association of automotive suppliers CLEPA, stating this is the only option in order to allow employees to obtain state aid.
In addition, Saab is still struggling to raise money via leasing and by-back of its real estate. According to an official release by Saab Automobiles, Russian businessman Vladimir Antonov is still very much interested in pour money into the ailing automaker, but was awaiting clearance from the Swedish National Debt Office.
Swedish real estate company Hemfosa, was on Saturday, preparing to buy and lease back Saab's factory in Trollhattan, to help ease the company's debt , though the deal still hinged on participation from the European Investment Bank as well as Chinese companies Pang Da and Youngman.
Nevertheless these 'pending' agreements have done little to quell fears about Saab's longer term viability, particularly among CLEPA members. The organization's CEO Lars Holmqvist believes that the Swedish government's slow response to intervene with the Saab situation and the automaker's low volume production, along with what he see as 'pathetic' last ditched attempts to secure funding, are only postponing the inevitable.
[Source: WSJ]
The drama involving Saab is on-going and doesn't seem to show any signs of slowing down.
It seems every time the company starts production, something will cause the production line to stop, whether its money related or parts supply related, and often both.
Saab was hoping to have some stability back in their lives after signing a $110-million deal with Pang Da, a Chinese parts firm, but that wasn't enough. Now, Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile Co., which is another parts distributing company in China, is taking an equity stake in the company as part of a distribution and manufacturing joint venture.
This new deal is reportedly worth $195-million, and will give Youngman a 45% stake in parts manufacturing in China, while Saab N.V. retains 45% and Pang Da 10%.
Even this deal is still subject to the approval of the Chinese government, so this drama is still far from over. Stay tuned.
[Source: Autonews]


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April Mariz "Epey" Herher is the first grand winner of 'That's My Tomboy!
Epey Herher bested 39 other contestants during the grand finals of It's Showtime 'That's My Tomboy on Saturday, February 1, 2014.
During the Question and Answer portion, Epey was asked "What is the true meaning of success?"
She answered quoting St. Arnold Janssen, "To God the glory, to my neighbors the benefits, to myself the burden."
Epey was awarded with plaque and cheque amounting to P300,000. She also won the special award Best in T-Boom Style.
Other winners are Kim Oriencio first runner-up, Sky Teotico second runner-up, Phao Faraon and Kim Andaya tied at third runner-up.
That's my tomboy is the very first pageant/contest for lesbians on Philippine television.
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In 2011, overall crime increased by nearly 20 percent in Montclair, according to the Montclair Police Department's annual report.
When it comes to arrests, though, only 652 adults were arrested last year compared with 1,015 in 2009. In 2011, 142 juveniles were arrested compared with 197 in 2009.
Police Chief David Sabagh said that the police department continued to face many challenges in 2011 including an economic downturn that manifested itself in a variety of ways: reduced staffing levels, lean operating budgets, and increased crime rates.
"This was the first time in the history of the department that we had the unpleasant responsibility of implementing furloughs and layoffs ... in direct response to the worsening financial situation within the township government," he said. "Additionally, many officers, and several command level officers, retired from service bringing our operational strength down to numbers not seen in decades.
"Despite these difficulties the Montclair Police Department, with its dedicated team of law enforcement professionals, continued to deliver high quality police services to the citizenry of Montclair," he said.
According to the annual report, police also have seen a slight uptick of 8 percent when it comes to gang involvement.
The increases this past year, police say, were mainly attributable to transient persons passing through Montclair.
"Local gang members continue to have relationships with gang members in other jurisdictions. Local gang membership stabilized this year. The overt gang activity has been suppressed as a result of several identified members that were charged with the gang recruiting statute, which resulted in enhanced penalties," the report said. "Additionally, it has become common knowledge that the School Resource Officer identified several members in connection with the four local gangs identified last year. There was one new group causing problems at Mount Hebron Middle School, this was quickly suppressed through education and intervention."
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Without the ability to offer alternative gambling to patrons, the future of Churchill Downs Inc.'s Chicago-area racetrack is in doubt, and the company's flagship Louisville track may have to further reduce racing dates.
"You can't run on hope," CEO Bob Evans told The Courier-Journal after the company's annual shareholder meeting Thursday in Louisville. "... If we get to the point where you know 'not racing' is the best answer, well that's the best answer. But we're not starting there, and I hope we don't get there."
Two of the company's four racetracks offer gambling: Calder Casino & Race Course near Miami and Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans.
But neither Churchill Downs nor Arlington Park in Arlington, Ill., have been allowed to offer slot machines or other gambling alternatives.
Evans said the company is planning an internal review of its four racetracks and said it is difficult to justify racing at tracks that don't have slot machines or other forms of gambling to supplement purses.
He told the newspaper the review will consider the potential for alternative gambling in Illinois and Kentucky.
"If we get to the point where we conclude that politically we're never going to get gaming at those sites, that's a different answer than if we conclude that we can," he said.
In the case of Arlington, that track does not even have revenue sources like Churchill's marquee events.
"Here we've got the Oaks and Derby," he said of the Louisville track, though he noted that the lack of slots could still lead to fewer race dates.
As for Arlington, he said, "it's a tough one."
Additionally, he said: "The state of Illinois isn't giving them forgivable loans," in reference to a recent loan issued by New York to keep its three major tracks operating.
Evans wouldn't say how long he thought Arlington could avoid dramatic cutbacks.
Last year, racetracks accounted for 53 percent of Churchill's pre-tax profit - down from 88 percent in 2006. Online betting and casino-style gambling accounted for nearly half the revenue last year.
Evans cited the diversification for the company's success - its stock has closely tracked the Standard & Poor's 500 index in recent years. Two other racing organizations, the New York Racing Association and Magna Entertainment, went bankrupt.
Despite his concern about the future of racing, Evans said it remains at the core of the company's efforts. The slots licenses at its Florida and New Orleans tracks are dependent on the racing license.
Richard Duchossois, who sold Arlington to Churchill and is a major shareholder in the racetrack company, did not respond to a request for comment. He has about 25 percent of the company's stock, including shares owned by a family business.
Duchossois closed Arlington in 1998-99, citing competition from riverboat casinos. He sold the track to Churchill in 2000.
Last week, Arlington announced $725,000 in cuts to stakes purses for 11 races and the elimination of another, citing declines in out-of-state betting.
Separately, Evans said Churchill's purchase of the Youbet.com account wagering company that takes bets online and by phone will mean additional jobs in Lexington.
The Lexington call center for Churchill's own account wagering firm, TwinSpires.com, will increase to about 90 full-time jobs from the current 40, he said. Other part-time positions will be added as well.
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As they sat in a circle in their classroom, one of third-grade teacher Shelby Cole's students, Lwe Htoo, got straight to the point about his last day of school at Buffalo Jones Elementary School.
"I'm going to miss everything, and I'm going to do whatever I want this summer," Lwe said.
Buffalo Jones, like every other school in USD 457, was winding down the school year on Thursday, the last day for students.
At the end of the day Thursday, Cole had Lwe and all of his classmates share what they will miss about third grade and what their summer plans are.
After summing up it up so succinctly, Lwe decided to elaborate about his summer plans.
"I'm going to do whatever I want this summer, like play video games, go outside, watch movies, eat, sleep, go to anybody's house — that I know," Lwe said, to which Cole interjected that he definitely shouldn't go to strangers' houses, evoking laughter from her students.
Lwe wasn't finished sharing his plans though.
"And maybe I'll come visit the playground, play some video games, play with my tablet and play with my computer," he said.
Joel Ramos said that he what he will miss about third grade is the classroom, before sharing his own summer plans.
"What I'm going to do this summer is go to the pool, go to the movies — by myself," Joel said, stumping his fellow classmates.
Michael Aguirre replied, "You've got me!"
Aside from going to the movies with Joel, Michael's plan for the summer is to do a lot of swimming, among other things.
"What I'm going to do for the summer is probably go to Six Flags and ride the roller coasters," Michael said.
Esmeralda Corado said she also plans to go to the movies, go swimming, go bowling and go to the park, but that she was very much going to miss her class.
"What I'm going to miss about third grade is all of us, because not all of us will be in the same school. That, and we'll have a different teacher," Esmeralda said.
After all of her students took turns sharing what they will miss, Cole took her turn.
"I'm going to miss all of you guys. I'm going to start crying probably because you guys — it makes me sad," she said.
Mia Ortegon echoed her teacher's sentiments.
"I'm sad that it's the last day of school because I want to spend time with my teacher a lot," Mia said. Cole, who came to Garden City from Arapahoe, Okla., is completing her first year as a teacher and said that it went by really fast.
"But it was really good, and I'm glad Arapahoe, Okla., is completing her first year as a teacher and said that it went by really fast.
"But it was really good, and I'm glad that I was in this school system," Cole said. "At first, it was kind of a bit overwhelming, but I feel like everyone here is very welcoming, and they want to help you and they want you to be successful."
Before saying their goodbyes, the students got to participate in several fun activities throughout the day, including jumping in a bounce house, playing games with a parachute, tug-of-war, water relays and creating works of art with sidewalk chalk.
The kids seemed to enjoy the parachute the most. After they all held the parachute, the kids bounced a soccer ball around. They also played a game called mushroom, where they had to move the parachute in such a way as to make a tent out of it. The favorite was a game called cat and mouse, where one kid played the mouse, by hiding underneath the parachute and trying to avoid detection from the kid who played the cat. Once the cat detected the mouse and tagged him, it was two other kids' turns.
The kids also participated in a water relay in which they carried tubes of water back to a bucket to try to fill it the fastest.
The students participated in another race to see which team could get the most marbles out of a wading pool, using only their toes. Esmeralda helped her team to victory by somehow managing to pick up two marbles at one time.
When asked how she did it, she said, "Sometimes my mom, she makes me pick up little things and that, like our little marbles, and sometimes I kind of get a little lazy, so I pick them up with my feet."
Picking up marbles with her toes wasn't the extent of hers or her classmates' talent. The whole third-grade class performed a dance to Pharrell Williams' song, "Happy," along with Dawn Graham and Kerri Steelman's third-grade classes during the school's talent show competition.
As they rehearsed their act before lunch, Cole gave her class a little motivation.
"We have to set the bar really high. We want everyone else to say, 'Wow. I wish I was as good as the third-grade class,'" she said.
Third-grader Juan Lira said that Buffalo Jones is a great place.
"Because we get to have fun and we try our best," he said.
After rehearsing the dance several times, under the direction of Cole and Graham, the third-graders were the first to take the stage at the talent show, and within 30 seconds of starting their dance routine, they had the whole crowd of students, teachers and parents clapping along with them.
"We just want the kids to have fun with it," Rafaela Solis, principal of Buffalo Jones, said.
Solis said that for her, the last day of school is always bittersweet.
"The kids touch my heart in a lot of ways," Solis said.
Prior to the talent show, Solis told the audience that she feels blessed to be in her position.
"I'm blessed to be here, surrounded by wonderful students that all they want is just a little bit of attention," Solis said. "It's amazing what just a smile or hi will do for our kids. I'm going to miss them tremendously over the summer."


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Enjoying the Maryville/Alcoa Jaycees Christmas Parade are, from left, Cecil, Reys and Mike Margeson.
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