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666 Park Avenue Episode 107
"Downward Spiral"
Written By: Leigh Dana Jackson & Mimi Won Techentin
Directed by: J. Miller Tobin
Original Airdate: 11 November 2012
In This Episode...
Jane is still intent on going back home to Indiana. She even has Walter, the doorman, turn in her letter of resignation to Gavin. Henry clearly doesn't want her to leave. Olivia and Gavin clearly don't want her to leave, so they suggest that Henry propose to her. Olivia takes him ring shopping. While there, Shaw surprises her and asks Olivia to cut the ties with Gavin - he wants her to betray her husband. When she tells this to Gavin, he suggests she play along with him, mainly to keep tabs on him.
At her grandmother's behest, Nona begs Jane not to leave the Drake. She is the only person she can trust - even after Jane wants to call social services when she discovers Nona is caring for her old, sickly grandma. Nona shows Jane the collection of news clippings about the Drake, first started by her grandma, now continued (as much as possible) by Nona. One of the things in her grandmother's collection of Drake paraphernalia is a photo of Jane when she was eight years old. Jane is mystified - she didn't leave Indiana until she was in high school.
Dr. Evans sewed a scalpel into Kaminsky's stomach while he was operating on him. Kaminsky presses his skin until the scalpel cuts its way out. He then starts screaming and guards come running. He uses the scalpel to kill them. Kaminsky goes to Gavin, who needs Kaminsky to bring Shaw to him - alive. Dr. Evans is furious about being used and demands Gavin let him out of his contract. Gavin refuses and even adds another $10,000 to his debt. Evans is a mess and decides to pull a gun on Gavin during a symphony fundraiser. He is distracted when Shaw collapses in spasms, thanks to a poisoned kiss from Olivia. Evans is honor-bound to go help Shaw. He rides with him in the ambulance, and is soon introduced to the driver, Kaminsky, who is bringing Shaw back to Gavin. It is Evans's job to keep him alive.
Jane decides she loves Henry too much to go home without him, and she can't ask him to give up on his dreams. They are on a love high and leave the fundraiser early. In the lobby of the Drake, Nona stops them and speaks to Jane privately - her grandmother is missing. Henry goes upstairs (where Olivia has decked the place out in candles and rose petals) and waits for Jane to come back up so he can propose. Jane and Nona find grandma in the basement. She snatches Jane's necklace off her and holds it up to her eye. Jane realizes that this signifies the eye of the mosaic in the floor. It was the only tile not original to the design. Jane puts her pendant in place of the eye pendant. The tiles start to fall away, and a never-ending spiral staircase (the one from all the ads) appears. Jane feels like she is meant to go down there, so she descends. The floor swallows her up, sealing itself behind her.
Also: Brian comes home to grab some things, runs into Alexis, and they have sex. Of course, it is after that Brian discovers Dr. Evans didn't bang his wife - someone pulled a prank, and that someone was Alexis.
Dig It or Bury It?
Finally - we are getting into the dirt. Literally. The plot is starting to take shape a bit. I am ready to get a better idea of what Gavin's master plan is, why he needs his pandora's box back, and what the hell is going on with the Drake. I am intrigued to find out what kind of Wonderland Jane has gotten herself in to, an am also hoping this will cut back on her screen time. Though I have to admit, she and Henry are starting to annoy me slightly less. Slightly.
Meet the Neighbors
In 1998, Nona's mother, Melanie, came to visit her mom Claudia, who lived in the Drake. Melanie was "watch your shoes" pregnant with Nona at the time, and Claudia was furious that her daughter would come here while pregnant. She made her promise not to come around while she was pregnant. On the way out of the building, the elevator jammed and Melanie goes into labor right then and there. This makes Nona a "child of the Drake," and she insists Jane is one as well.
Henry is worried sick over Jane's disappearance. Olivia is torturing Shaw when he blurts out that Olivia's only daughter is still alive.

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Low turnout. Less than a third of Georgia's registered voters are expected to go to the polls Tuesday for a primary election dominated by local races and a relatively low-profile statewide Democratic contest for the U.S. Senate. "I think turnout will be driven largely by local races," said Secretary of State Karen Handel, who projected turnout at about 30 percent. Polls open from 7 a.m. | Read More »


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Powerful Percussionist Ronald Chin to Give a Stunning Recital
One of the most sought-after and promising percussionist in Hong Kong, Ronald Chin will give a percussion recital at 8pm, March 28 (Friday) at the Theatre of the Sheung Wan Civic Centre.
With local renowned musicians Lo Wai-leung (Souna), Ngai Kwun-wah (Banhu), Luk Wan-ha (Erhu), etc., Chin will perform well known percussion pieces like "Squabble of the Ducks" (Percussion Ensemble), "The Menacing Tiger" (Xian Drums), "In the Deep of the Night" (Dagu Solo), etc., as well as the world premiere of "Drummer Boy" (Various Drums Solo) and the Hong Kong premiere of "A Pleasant Chat" (Bangu Quartet).
Ronald Chin started playing percussion instruments with Ho Man-chuen in 1982. After graduating from secondary school, Chin was admitted to the School of Music, The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts studying Chinese percussion. He then studied Western percussion and theory of composition under Lung Heung-wing and Law Wing-fai respectively in 1986 and graduated with distinction. Afterwards, Chin took a professional postgraduate diploma course under the tutelage of Yim Hok-man. In recent years, he exposed himself to different kinds of Chinese drum music with famous percussion masters in the Mainland. He won a scholarship from the Asian Cultural Council in 1995 and furthered his studies in Western percussion in the United States.
Chin excels at playing various kinds of Chinese and Western percussion instruments. He has collaborated with many professional organizations and amateur orchestras. Moreover, he has represented Hong Kong to perform in various places in the Asia-Pacific region, Europe and North America, winning great acclaim. Apart from percussion performances, Chin also engages in music composition, arrangement and orchestration and has won many awards. He is also enthusiastic in promoting Chinese percussion by assisting the Radio Television Hong Kong in producing feature TV programmes and conducting radio programmes about Chinese percussion. He was also invited by the Music Office to host a number of seminars. He is also a consultant to the curriculum development of the Education Department and participates in teaching and lecturing at various primary and secondary schools. He is currently a percussion instructor of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.
Chin is now the Assistant Principal Percussionist of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, the chairman and concertmaster of the Hong Kong Drum Ensemble, honourary secretary of the Chinese Musicians Association, artistic consultant of the Shanxi Jian Zhou Drum Ensemble, honorary secretary of the Society of Percussion Music of the Shaanxi Province, honorary member of the Institute of Percussion Music of China and a member of the Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong.
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Utah will take on the Huskies of Northern Illinois in the 2018 and 2019 seasons.
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The 2004 Utah Fiesta Bowl team is one of legend. When you examine the coaching staff a little bit more, you can easily see why.
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Utah participated in their 4th Pac-12 media day on Wednesday. Utah Coach Kyle Whittingham and seniors Dres Anderson and Nate Orchard sat down to talk above the upcoming 2014 season.
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It's a fight that many of us can't seem to win-- battling the bulge.
But what if we told you a new diet pill to just hit stores shelves actually delivered on its promise to make the pounds come off? Alli promises to do just that, and you don't had to have a prescription to buy it.
Unlike the hundreds of diet pills on the market it's the very first over the counter diet pill approved by the FDA. But it doesn't come without controversy and side effects.
It's the hottest diet pill to hit store shelves. It's called Alli, and it's the most talked about drug on the market.
"There are a lot of people that scream to be thin," says dieter Jennifer Carter.
Like most Americans, Jennifer struggles with her weight-- especially after just having a baby. "It's amazing because I actually weigh more now than when I was pregnant. It's so funny. If I lose ten pounds, I'll be content with that."
Carter could lose that weight twice as fast by taking the new diet pill, Alli. The pill claims to drop the weight up to fifty percent faster than diet alone. "I'm not going to lie, if it got to the point where I thought I was morbidly obese, I probably would try it."
But how far would you go to drop those pesky pounds? The pill doesn't come without side effects.
"This does not curb your appetite. This does not give you a sensation of feeling full," says Dr. Jacqueline Grant. "What this pill does is forces you to eat a certain way. You either eat that way or you have these horrible side effects," says Dr. Grant.
And Dr. Grant with the Southwest Georgia Health District says those side effects can come in a variety of forms. "Cramping, and bloating, gas, with a potentially an oily discharge," says Grant.
The pill is taken three times daily and works by blocking the absorption of fat in the intestinal track by about twenty-five percent.
David Hays of Hays Pharmacy in Albany just started selling the new diet pill. It's the only over-the-counter diet pill he carries. "So anybody that is eating fat in their diet that takes this will see the fat in the toilet bowel when they go to the bathroom," says Hays. "It does help to lose a good bit of weight for people who are obese."
But the new pill is pricey. "Our price is around sixty dollars. It'll vary anywhere from the upper fifties to up to the seventies," says Hays.
Fitness experts say for that price, you're better off losing the weight the hard way.
"People are just looking for the so-called magic pill. It's just a money thing, and if they worked there wouldn't be so many of them." Perry Buchanan with PT Gym in Albany says there is no quick and easy fix for long term weight loss.
"I think they're going to realize you're still going to have to exercise, you're going to have to watch your nutrition because there's no short cuts really."
That's why, for now, Carter is losing her weight the old-fashioned way. "I try to do some sit ups in the morning, a little pushups," says Carter.
But supports those who are looking to take the easy way out by taking the new pill. "If you're willing to accept the side effects so you can be smaller, be skinny I'm for that if you are," says Carter. "Just believe you can do it."
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Trout flied out in the fifth, and didn't take the field to start the sixth. Collin Cowgill moved from right to center, while Kole Calhoun took right field and Trout's spot in the lineup.
Trout, who is batting .333 on the season, went 2-for-3 with a run scored to reach base for a 40th straight game, the longest current streak in the majors.
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A man living on 14-Mile Creek is locked in a dispute with Cherokee County Rural Water District No. 11.
Randy Wikel claims the district did not keep its promises when he granted access to water from the creek through his land.
"I donated the water to them for the good of the community," he said. "I took no money. This was supposed to be a good thing, and they are turning it into a bad thing."
Wikel said some people have suggested he file a lawsuit, but he only wants the agreement fulfilled.
"I don't want to sue municipal services," he said. "I don't want the community to have to pay for this."
When contacted by the Press, Harold McMillen, board chairman for RWD No. 11, declined comment.
The intake structure and pump house are in place, and Wikel said the facility is operational, having been used 54 days in 2012 and three days so far this year.
Wikel's dispute with the water district stems from its purported failure to meet certain conditions. During an interview, he submitted copies of a signed project outline, an unsigned water rights agreement and a signed easement agreement.
The outline, which was signed by Wikel and former district manager Michael E. Gassaway, was dated Aug. 18, 2010. The easement agreement is signed by Wikel; his wife, Beverly; then-district Secretary C.B. Crossno; and then-Chairman Cairl Hayes, and it was dated Sept. 16, 2008.
The project outline mentions installation of the intake structure, pump station, fence and gate, all of which are constructed. It also mentions three placements of rip-rap (rocks), a 2-inch tap for the Wikels into the water line through their property, and restoration to original condition of the hay meadow through which the line runs.
The easement agreement states that:
• All pipes must be buried at least 30 inches underground.
• "Ditches shall be filled to grade."
• Access to the facility would not pass through Wikel's hay meadows.
• The Wikels could draw water for non-human consumption from one point in the line.
During a tour of the his property, Wikel noted depressions in his hay meadow, which he said made harvesting hay with his machinery impossible. On 14-Mile Creek, an emplacement of rip-rap is in place at the intake structure on the west bank. But 50 feet of rip-rap on the east bank and 200 feet on a south bank downstream – mentioned in the project outline – are not in place.
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A climate of intolerance, indeed a new environmental fundamentalism, is developing among the western elite over the climate change debate as governments around the world prepare for a new consensus on emission reductions at Copenhagen, end-2009.
Nobel laureate Paul Krugman has said those who oppose the new climate change Bill in the United States are committing "treason against the planet". Other less reputed academics have said irresponsible environment policies must be treated as "crime against humanity". Some are saying there is too much democracy which is preventing a firm decision on emission cuts to be undertaken by all countries.
In principle one agrees that all nations must be sensitive to global warming and its disastrous impact on the world at large. However, one is not sure whether it is good to become fundamentalist about issues relating to climate change.
For instance, a call has been given by Al Gore that there should be an immediate moratorium on coal-fired power plants. Look at how this will impact India. More than half of the 8,00,000 mega watts of power India plans to produce by 2030 are to come from coal-fired plants. Simply because India has abundant coal resources.
What most western analysts don't realise is nearly 550 million Indians do not have formal access to any source of electricity.
To draw a comparison, it is a bit like the entire US population and half of the European Union living without any regular access to electricity. Can you estimate the enormity of this problem? This is what Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told former US President George Bush at the G-8 summit in Japan last year when the US tried to force India to commit carbon emission cuts. India merely said it would keep its per capita emissions at below the developed world average.
India's per capita annual emission (PCE) is about 1.1 tonne. The United States' per capita carbon emission is over 18 tonnes and the world PCE average is around five tonnes. So India still has scope to increase its per capita emissions by about four times and yet remain below the current world average.
However, the western governments are in no mood to allow India go up to the world average level of emissions, and they want caps on emissions put in a manner that it will become difficult for India to meet the basic energy needs of the people using local resources.
For instance, India's per capita annual electricity consumption is only 500 units compared to 8,000-10,000 units per capita consumed by the western societies. Look at the yawning gap. It is morally shocking. Also, nearly 800 million Indians must be consuming less than 100 units per capita every year.
This is simply because in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, with populations of over 300 million, there is no electricity on average for 8 to 10 hours a day, apart from a large number of villages all over which are not connected to the grid at all.
So it is quite reasonable to expect that India's per capita electricity consumption will go up from the present 500 units to at least 3,000 units in the next 10 years. But India will still consume less than half of the present per capita electricity consumed by the west. This difference of magnitude is what the west needs to appreciate.
Now much of the incremental electricity has to be coal-fired because India has over 250 billion tonnes of coal reserves. If the west does not want India to use coal, it must compensate India for using other clean fuel-fired electricity. If compensation is determined on this basis, the west may have to pay India over $130 billion every year as additional cost of substituting coal with other clean fuels.
Is the west willing to pay such costs to India and other developing economies like China? If this aspect of the climate change debate is ignored, then the Copenhagen consensus will be seen by the developing world as an instrument of power being wielded by the west to control trade, investment and technology flows in the emerging globalisation sweepstakes.
The G-8 is currently talking about two broad parameters which are likely to become the basis of undertaking emission cuts by all countries. One, overall emissions must be reduced by 50% from current levels by the year 2050. Two, the world must limit the global warming up to 2 degrees from pre-industrial levels. However, according to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), only an 85% reduction in emissions (from 2,000 levels) can possibly prevent a global warming of 2 degree and more.
According to a rough calculation by a member of the prime minister's advisory panel on climate change, an 85% reduction in the overall global emissions would mean that the world per capita emissions should fall from about five tonnes at present to 0.75 tonnes in 2050.
This has major implications for the developed economies. The per capita average emission for developed economies is about 10 tonnes at present. So if the developed world is to move from a per capita emission of 10 tonnes at present to 0.75 tonnes in 2050, it would be tantamount to a reduction of about 93% in per capita emission. Western societies are unlikely to undertake such a dramatic cut in per capita emissions.
Even an overall 50% reduction in global emissions by 2050 will require each person in the developed world to cut his/her carbon footprint by over 70% over the next four decades. This will be possible only if the developed world actually embarks on a radically new consumption path.
Cutting per capita carbon emissions by 80-90% will not happen through such mechanisms as carbon trading and technology transfers. In short, climate change cannot be seen as another instrument for enhancing global trade in new, low carbon technologies, desirable as they may be, per se.
For a real solution, we may have to go back to Gandhi's position that the world has enough to satisfy everybody's need, but not enough for anyone's greed. At a moral level, which is also ecologically compatible, each individual will have to examine his/her carbon footprint and each country its development model for any meaningful consensus to evolve on the climate change debate. This is too critical to be left merely to global diplomacy!


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The highlight race of the Saratoga meeting is the $1 million Shadwell Travers Stakes (G1), a 1 1/4 mile trip over the main track for 3-year-olds. Just 34,221 fans braved the chilly wet conditions on Saturday afternoon, as overnight rains rendered the main track sloppy and the turf course soft. A field of 7 went to post with Amsterdam winner Quality Road sent off as the 3-2 favorite over Belmont Stakes winner Summer Bird at 3-1 and Jim Dandy winner Kensei at 9-2.
Our Edge battled for the lead with Kensei through fractions of 23.19 and 46.88, before Kensei took over the lead approaching the far turn through 3/4 in 1:11.12. Entering the stretch, jockey Kent Desormeaux asked Summer Bird, who raced in third out wide throughout, to challenge for the lead, passing the tiring pacesetters through 1 mile in 1:36.61. Hold Me Back, last early, put in a strong rally late but was no match for Summer Bird who cruised under the line 3 1/2 lengths in front in a time of 2:02.83. It was another 1 1/2 lengths back to favorite Quality Road third.
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Situated near the airport, in Horseheads, this hotel is close to Museum at the Depot. Area attractions also include Eldridge Park and Wings of Eagles Discovery Center.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at Holiday Inn Express Elmira - Horseheads include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Other amenities include a roundtrip airport shuttle and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Holiday Inn Express Elmira - Horseheads Amenities
- General
Holiday Inn Express Elmira - Horseheads features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and small meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measuring 2520 square feet (227 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available on request). This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Holiday Inn Express Elmira - Horseheads has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Computer station
- Conference space size (feet) - 2520
- Conference space size (meters) - 227
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 99
- Number of floors - 2
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Outdoor pool
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Laundry facilities
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Designated smoking areas
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour business center
- Free self parking
- Wedding services
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free self parking
- Room Amenities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Cable TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Television
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Complimentary newspaper
- Phone
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 9:30 AM.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
Holiday Inn Express Elmira - Horseheads Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 25
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: Carte Blanche, Visa, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, American Express
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15.00 per night
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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On September 8th, Suicide Prevention Services of America (SPS) will be hosting it's annual HERE FOR LIFE! Walk.
We walk eight miles. Beginning at the large Pavillion in Pottawatomie Park in St. Charles and walking to the Windmill across from Fabyan Park in Geneva.
The walk begins with a balloon launch to memorialize our loved ones. Each loved one's name is read out loud. It's touching.
After, we begin our walk. We make friends along the way. It's scenic and lovely along the river. There are stations for water and snacks along the way.
Here is a video about the walk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQA_K9gvY14
The sidewalks have words of encouragement: Keep going. You can do it. HERE FOR LIFE. Each mile is marked with a Mile Marker. Mile Markers often have pictures of loved ones.
The walk ends with a big picnic. We celebrate life.
The location: Pottawatomie Park St. Charles, Illinois8 North Ave., St. Charles, IL. 60174.
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It seems so cruel to think that we have a week to wait, but from the coaches point of view it means an extra week to input game plans, wait for injuries to recover and to be able to pick from the best group of players possible.
Let's not kid ourselves that this will be an easy game, England will not want to be the ones who give Wales the triple crown and they will need no motivation to rise to the challenge. The mind goes back to last year when the only thing stopping an English grand slam was Ireland at home, and we all know the rest.
There is an old phrase in American football; offense wins games, defence wins championships. Wales' defence has looked awesome thus far; the line speed is so fast that any space is quickly wrapped up, forcing players into mistakes or into a line of eager, brutal Welsh defenders.
If this defence holds it will be tough for the uncreative English centres to get any penetration, if we stop them there then the likes of Ashton or Foden won't be able to unleash their offensive qualities. I fully expect Warburton to be causing havoc at the break down further limiting the quality of ball the backs get. Winning turnovers and slowing down English ball will allow our line to form and rush.
As always the set pieces will be an important battle ground. Some of Wales' kickoff returns have been dodgy allowing the opposition good field position. I hope this will be an area that will be worked on in preparation for the England game.
While this new look England has brought in some different energies into the side, they haven't kept up their dominance of the forwards, the once mighty English scrum and rolling maul is no longer their security and as such their creativity has been put under more pressure. Wales should have the advantage here with the likely front row of Huw, Jenkins and Jones.
If I were Gatland I would bring AW Jones back into the side. The line-out has looked our biggest weakness so far and AWJ should provide a reliable target for Bennett to get some good ball. Against Ireland we looked too afraid to kick the ball into touch for territory, as we were more than likely going to lose the ball to Paul O'Connell.
England hasn't really faced a side with such attacking potential so far in the Six Nations. Ben Morgan and Manu Tuilagi, if picked, will have a massive task in leading by example trying to stop Phillips, Roberts, Cuthbert, North, Davies and Halfpenny powering and speeding through any gaps that appear, guided masterfully by the ever-growing Priestland. Owen Farrell and either Flood or Hodgson will have to be flawless in defence; because once the line is broken you have to put money on Davies North and Halfpenny doing some real damage.
If I was Wales I would be telling the players to get their hands on the ball and score in the first ten to fifteen minutes, let this English side know what they are going to have to defend against for the next hour. Get over the gain line and get some points early on, on defence, smash them back and force them to create something which could lead to mistakes or penalties.
Wales probably are favourites for this game but I hope the players don't pay any attention to that. As said before the English will be fired up to get one good performance and stop Wales from lifting the triple-crown in their back yard. Past form will mean nothing when that kickoff is taken. If all goes to plan however, and Wales are aware that Foden and Ashton can do damage from anywhere, we may have a very good reason to celebrate next weekend.


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The Herald Bulletin
---- — The Champion Racing Association Super Series will be contesting seven races during the 2014 season in the Hoosier State.
The series announced their schedule last week with visits to Anderson, Winchester, Lucas Oil and Illiana speedways.
CRA drivers will be making their first Indiana visit on April 26 at Anderson Speedway and on June 14 with the running of the Stoops Freightliner Red Bud 300.
The Red Bud 300 will be contested on a new date, in the past few years the race has taken place in July just before the Sprint Cup series races at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The late model season kicks-off on January 26 at the Watermelon Capital Speedway in Cordele, GA. for Speedfest. There has been a change in the rules for the 200-lap race with caution laps counting for the first 175 circuits.
The JEGS/CRA All Stars Tour will be competing in Georgia for a 125-lap event with caution laps counting for the first 100 circuits.
That is a rule change that should be gladly accepted by the race fans and teams after last year's marathon events as a result of numerous caution periods.
The Super Series will be at Winchester Speedway for the traditional Labor Day event and the Winchester 400 is set for Oct. 12. The series will be visiting Lucas Oil Raceway on July 25, the Friday before the Brickyard and on Sept. 28. The series returns to Illiana Motor Speedway on Memorial Day, May 26.
The series will be a part of the Kalamazoo Klash on Aug. 13 along with the Outlaw Super Late Models.
The Battle of Berlin (Raceway) will take place on July 19 and will be a 251 lap event.
The Red Bud 300, Berlin 251 and the Winchester 400 comprise the "Triple Crown" for the series and this year up for grabs was a $100,000 bonus sponsored by JEGS if one driver could win the three races. Champion Johnny VanDoorn won the Red Bud and Berlin races.
The Super Series will also be a part of the All American 400 at the Fairgrounds Speedway in Nashville (TN) on Nov. 1 with the Southern Super Series.
The JEGS pro late models will be competing in a minimum of six races in the Hoosier State.
They will return to Anderson Speedway for a 100-lap event on Saturday, July 26, the night before the Brickyard 400. Stops are set for June 21 at Salem Speedway, July 5 at Angola Motorsports Speedway, Winchester Speedway on Aug. 31 and Oct. 10 and a visit to Lucas Oil Speedway on Sept. 28.
The JEGS series will be competing at the famed Milwaukee Mile on 8 along with the ARCA Midwest Tour.
Schedules for the CRA Sportsman and Street Stocks will be announced at a later date.
There are several races on the two schedules announced by CRA officials that I will be circling on my calendar for 2014.
In other racing news: Ryan Briscoe landed the coveted ride with Ganassi/Target Racing with the IZOD IndyCar Series. Briscoe replaces the retiring Dario Franchitti on the three-car team with drivers Scott Dixon and Tony Kanaan. Kanaan will be driving the Target sponsored #10 that Franchitti drove in recent years.
Briscoe previously drove for Penske Racing before losing that ride for the 2013 season.
I'm still awaiting an announcement concerning Simona deSilvestro's plans for the 2014 season. She drove for KV Racing this year, but has not indicated her plans for next season. I was hoping she would have landed the Ganassi ride.
Congratulations to IndyCar team owner Sarah Fisher who announced this week she is expecting the birth of her second child next spring.
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WEST RICHLAND, WA - We found a 'sweet' store in West Richland for this week's Throwback Thursday feature.
Baum's House of Chocolates opened more than 30 years ago. It has changed hands a few times, moved locations once and also expanded to offer gourmet popcorn.Despite the changes, the recipes are the same and it all started with the first owner's old english toffee. It's even been voted best in the Pacific Northwest!"She actually started with the toffee and it became a very popular but she wanted to add in new recipes so she started traveling through Europe and studying abroad with European chocolatiers and then over the years, added on regular recipes that were handed down through her family and other people," said Manager Kristin Gustin.The peanut butter cups are another fan favorite. Baum's offers more than 90 different chocolates and close to 50 popcorn flavors.
The store at 4033 Van Giesen Street, Suite H will be open all day on Valentine's Day, until the last customer stops in.


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Participants will learn the fundamentals of basketball while providing a positive recreational experience for youth. Volunteer coaches and sponsors are always welcome (All Volunteer Coaches are Live Scanned prior to first practice.)
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Registration begins October 1 - November 15, 2013 at Centennial Park
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Age: 2nd - 8th Grade
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Season: January 3 - March 1, 2014
Fee: $90 per Athlete (financial assistance available)
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Commenting on the Communities & Local Government Select Committee's report on the Future of Local Government Audit, John Davies, head of technical at ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), said:
'We support the recommendation for a fundamental review of audit covering all public services in the longer-term. Such a review is long overdue. What is important now is that the Government actually acts on these recommendations; the chances of a vibrant audit market that delivers choice and healthy competition would be hindered without government action. Also, a number of remaining fundamental design principles for the audit of local authorities need to be addressed, while serious attention should be paid to how these recommendations would be implemented.
'In our view, a key question that the Government needs to address is whether it is satisfied that its proposals for local government audits won't place significant amounts of public money at risk or would not fail to provide assurance about value for money. Right now, we're not convinced the Department of Communities and Local Government [DCLG] could give a justifiably positive answer.'
The Committee's report raises a number of serious concerns that ACCA shares, particularly concerning how the decision to abolish the Audit Commission was made.
John Davies explains: 'The Audit Commission decision has implications for the approach to evidence-based policy-making across government. There is little excuse for policy that is made on the hoof, unsupported by robust financial and qualitative information and a rigorous cost benefit analysis. It was disappointing to read that the Minister could not provide any evidence to support the predicted £50m of savings that were announced by the Government eleven months ago in August 2010.'
John Davies adds: 'ACCA agrees with the Committee's key recommendation that the Government undertake a more considered review of public audit in the long-term. In ACCA's view, a 'big picture' review will help to build a framework for public audit which is consistent across all public bodies, easily understood by the public and fit for the future.'
A better designed framework is needed
ACCA is disappointed to see so many missed opportunities to potentially build a better designed audit framework, such as the lack of consideration of the establishment of a residual Audit Commission.
ACCA shares the report's concern about on-going uncertainty regarding the future of the Commission that may jeopardise the chances of a smooth transition, noting that the report highlights an opportunity for the Government to establish the Commission's Audit Practice as a significant player in the local government audit market. ACCA supports the option for a stand-alone company as this would be the best possible outcome for increasing competition and choice in the market place.
In ACCA's view the Committee's report describes a local government audit framework that is developing in a piecemeal fashion and will require rigorous attention to detail to avoid gaps in accountability, fragmentation and increased costs to the tax payer.
Gillian Fawcett, head of public sector at ACCA, who also advised the Committee during its inquiry, concludes ACCA's comments on the report by saying: 'Above all, ACCA wants to see a proportionate and risk-based approach to public audit, which delivers accountability and promotes public trust. Both the Select Committee's report and the DCLG's own consultation highlight shortcomings in existing proposals. We are at risk of losing an approach that uses the skills and experience of auditors to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of public services.'
Taking into account both the Select Committee's report and the DCLG's consultation, ACCA is not satisfied that all of the checks and balances required for strong public audit are being fully addressed.
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In ACCA's recent (30 June) response to the Department of Communities & Local Government (DCLG) consultation on the 'Future of Local Public Audit' we noted a number of outstanding issues caused by the demise of the Audit Commission that still haven't been addressed:
- Arrangements for national value-for-money studies undertaken by an auditor with the agreement of the audited body or identified by the National Audit Office (NAO) for a national study.
- Arrangements for anti-fraud and corruption work, in particular, the national fraud initiative (NFI). The Commission has had a valuable role in protecting the public purse through data matching and surveying local government. In 2010 the Commission's survey identified £135 million of local government fraud.
- The audit and co-ordination of grant certification work. Currently, local authorities receive around £46 billion of grants and funding from government departments.
- The co-ordination of the whole of government accounts (WGA) and how this will work in practice e.g. the role of the National Audit Office (NAO) and audit firms.
- The transfer of the in-house audit practice of the Commission, although we understand that a Ministerial decision is imminent.
- A holistic picture of how the regulatory framework will be administered.
- Details of how other sectors and ad hoc organisations which currently fall under the remit of the Commission such as health, police and fire and emergency authorities and the London Pension Fund Authority (LPFA) etc will be treated for audit purposes. However, we understand that some but not all sectors, such as health will be addressed as part of the wider health reforms.
- The Commission's inspection and research activities.
ACCA also commented that while a number of proposals set out in DCLG's consultation appear to fulfil the design principles of public audit, there are others which need clarifying such as the regulatory regime for small audits, the appointment process and scope of audit to name but a few.
A fundamental design principle that is missing from the DCLG consultation is how the Government intends to create a framework for a vibrant audit market going forward. England needs a diverse, competitive market for local government audit work that includes firms of all sizes; the DCLG's current proposals do not achieve this.
For further information, please contact:
Nick Cosgrove, ACCA Newsroom
+44 (0)20 7059 5989
+44 (0)7963 496144
Notes to Editors
- ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants. We aim to offer business-relevant, first-choice qualifications to people of application, ability and ambition around the world who seek a rewarding career in accountancy, finance and management.
- We support our 147,000 members and 424,000 students in 170 countries, helping them to develop successful careers in accounting and business, with the skills required by employers. We work through a network of over 80 offices and centres and more than 8,500 Approved Employers worldwide, who provide high standards of employee learning and development. Through our public interest remit, we promote appropriate regulation of accounting and conduct relevant research to ensure accountancy continues to grow in reputation and influence.
- Founded in 1904, ACCA has consistently held unique core values: opportunity, diversity, innovation, integrity and accountability. We believe that accountants bring value to economies in all stages of development and seek to develop capacity in the profession and encourage the adoption of global standards. Our values are aligned to the needs of employers in all sectors and we ensure that through our qualifications, we prepare accountants for business. We seek to open up the profession to people of all backgrounds and remove artificial barriers, innovating our qualifications and delivery to meet the diverse needs of trainee professionals and their employers.


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Congrats to David Brock and Kelly Dunn on good runs at Minneapolis Raceway last weekend!!
Dont forget to check out the NHRA Drag races in Topeka this weekend and Catch the Latemodels on the dirt as well!!
AEM has several motors competing in both the drags and the circletrack in Topeka, So Good Luck Fellas!!


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Morning line-up: Hackles, pay days and Gross
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New reports say that Google and Facebook were fighting over acquiring WhatsApp and Google offered $10 billion before it was outbid by Facebook. Read »
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Had a really nice lunch here of house cured salmon on bed of rice noodles and vegetables. Reasonably priced for quality of the good under $10 with beverage.. Lunch only. Vietnamese owner owns Kingston Station restaurant. Told me they deliberately set out to make items without gluten and the only gluten item was the sandwich bread for the bahn mei.. Noodles in Pho and in Salads are Rice Noodles They use Gluten Free Soy and The asian pork meatballs are soy free as is the salmon. No MSG. They haven't advertised the gluten free menu so I would continue to ask but the staff was helpful on the day I was there.
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· In her senior thesis as an undergraduate student at Princeton University, Wendy Kopp outlined a plan to recruit outstanding recent college graduates to teach for two years in America's neediest urban and rural schools.
· Upon graduation, she founded Teach for America, a national corps that would have an important impact on the nation's education system, putting a dent in the lingering problem of educational inequality.
· She has spent the past 18 years developing the corps into a prestigious, highly regarded program that attracts some of the nation's brightest young men and women.
· Today, 5,000 corps members reach approximately 440,000 disadvantaged students across the country. They join more than 12,000 Teach for America alumni who are assuming significant leadership roles in education and social reform. These alumni are running some of the most acclaimed schools in low-income areas, advising governors and senators on education policy, and marshalling the resources of companies and law firms toward education reform.
BA from Princeton (1989)
Author of One Day, All Children: The Unlikely Triumph of Teach for America and What I Learned Along the Way
· Youngest person and the first woman to receive Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson Award, the highest honor the school confers on its undergraduate alumni.
· In 2006, she was named one of America's Best Leaders by U.S. News and World Report.
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I am under a rock, in pain and losing my patience......
I actually said last night, maybe it is meningitis!!!! My head is like glass and mobility low..I am so over the line. I have had this before, just hurts..meds not helping...time...and rest.I have neither......summer shortage of workers I am working 5 days this week (after shots) that will cancel them out...BUT I will go.
I had an idea for a tattoo of a dragon ( small and purple) just about an inch on the LEFT shoulder....(sinister side)(devils side)....and a lavender ribbon around his ugly neck ! I thought of this yesterday when he had me in his mouth and WAS NOT going to drop me.
We use this analogy so much..I think it would be useful...for me to know he is always there...even if the day goes well....to keep me in check. Those that see it, won't know it's significance...but if they have FM...they will know*
What do you think.....and inch of space for the right looking dragon....I was going to do some research. (I know I am old...and I am a nurse...and I have grandchildren....) But this is a personal thing.....It is an acceptance for me that HE is always going to be WITH me...80 y/o...he will be there. This disease of my body is going no where..it is too chemically complicated.
What are your thoughts????
I put this with Mimi's morning spot and then realized...a poll would be good for the question. Thanks for the plus and minus....Nancy B
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- Don't get it done...you don't need to be reminded.
- Put it in a place no one else can see.....
Poll Results
Get it done...Left shoulder44% (17)
Don't get it done...you are too old.0% (0)
Don't get it done...you don't need to be reminded.49% (19)
Put it in a place no one else can see.....8% (3)
MiMi in NC.....OMG.....I can not BELIEVE this....I voted....and I am the first.....and I VOTED NO....NO....NO....
I once told my children.....when they were little....do NOT do anything to your body that you might regret.....my older son once told me that he thought he would get a ring....for his NOSE....I told him....when you DO....just remember it needs to be BIG enough for me to PULL you around by it....NO JOKE....
Well....none of my children.....that I know of....have anything of the sort....
Nana B....why on earth would you want ANYTHING to REMIND you of the wrath of the dragon.....each and every day?
OK....I guess you get my drift.....
I hope you will think about this for a long, long time....before you do something that you just might regret....
Remember....Nana B.....you are a NURSE...and you are an example for a lot of people.....each and every day.....
OK....I guess I have voiced my opinion on this subject....
think about Olivia Rose.....what in the world would she think?
Gentle hugs to you....
I think it is your choice, but I also voted no, I have a semi-spiritual reason. But quite frankly I just don't like tattoo's, use to date a guy who did them, and he was forever wanting to put something small and discrete on my body.
I never could.
I think it is a beautiful thought though, why not have it embroidered on some tops or something.
I am so sorry he has his grip on you right now, and yes we know he will again in the future, but hang in there and hopefully this to shall pass.
Soft Hugs
I see the dragon with red eyes and spitting fire out of the mouth...with the tail so wide.....a fierce looking creature...not something that anyone might want to wear all the time...
Take care...
I think getting a tattoo is a very personal decision and not a "spontaneous" one. Many of my patients have gotten tattoos over the course of their lives and illnesses. The patients always have a special, treasured story and meaning for each tattoo if they really thought about it and considered it for a while. I appreciate hearing the story behind the tattoo. But I've seen a fair number of regrets, especially the exes: ex-girlfirend's name on the guy's chest, ex-wife's name on the guy's arm!
I confess I checked "get it done" on the poll upon first glance earlier. But that was before before I even read your post and before I was fully awake and aware of what I was doing! Yes I have a carefree streak to me sometimes. My non-expert thoughts now, and speaking as a FMily-member: only you can decide. Think more on it.
Dr. P
On the one hand...I would say..do it...It could be fun. I, like Mimi, kept telling my kids not to get tatoos...My oldest doesn't have them. My second got one that represents how he got clean and sober, and it is on the back of his neck. My daughter has them all over...she never has listened to me...sigh...
I tried a "tatoo" sticker the other day...It was at a little lunch party for a friend. I don't know if it was the material the sticker was made of or what...made my arm hurt...I think only fibro people could understand this...I couldn't wait to get it off...so glad it wasn't permanent...
So basically...if you want to...do it...I still have days I want something...and days I don't.
However, Read my post to you directly on some thoughts!
Must say I am in agreement with MiMi!!
But in the end, it has to be a decision made of your choice/thoughts.
But, also remember, a tat is permanent, or very expensive to have removed!
Personally for myself also, I do not share my FM with anyone except 3 family/friends, and those I met here. So might have to be willing to explain when or if people ask why??
I can only tell you i have two and they have very special meaning to me and represent things in my life as well...
I got my first one at 30...old enough to know what i was doing..got my second one when i was 42...again older and knew what i was doing... i hae no judgemnets to give..or opinions... i like them is why i chose to do this and for my reasons..
I do have them in places i can cover if necessary but i don't care what others think of them either... they are nicely done and it is from my heart that they are permantly placed... no sin there....
As you see ... you will always get others opinions...but essentially it is up to you....for you and for your reasons only...i know it is a symbol of this fight and just how strong you are... for you to see... you are always one step ahead of this Dragon... be proud of that...
And you come here and lift others up and they love you no matter what...
Best of luck with your decision...
You getting a tattoo of "The Dragon" is a personal decision that only you can make, but really think it over before you get it.....you might regret it .. On a good day you'd be seeing a tattoo that reminds you of what you feel like on a bad day. Do you really want that?
Linda R.
A few years back, I needed something, something to remind me to make better decisions and to move forward. I ended up deciding on a tattoo.
So, on the top of my right foot, I have a triquetra. The triquetra was originally the Celtic Trinity (it was then used as a wiccan symbol, but for me, it's Celtic). I got it there to remind me to start every step with God in my heart and to know He's on the path with me.
Then, after my blood clots, I have to wear compression hose. So now the dang thing is covered most days! But, I know it's there. It's been a comfort and I enjoy telling people why I have it and what it's meant to me.
So, if I were in your shoes right now, yes, I'd get something meaningfull for me. I do think it can bring comfort and acceptance and it is a way to put the message out. However, don't do it while you are angry, in pain or sad. Make sure that on your good days, you still want it.
I ask my vascular surgeon every time I see him if I can have another one yet. I intend on one day getting something to signify my fight with fibro and that I'm in charge, not it. But so far, no go.
One day though!!
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As the new year approaches, so does the end of a full year of news at Lemont Patch.
Looking back on 2011, it's hard to believe everything that happened. From a robbery at Lemont National Bank and a fake bomb threat at the Willis Tower, to an all-consuming school board election and resignation of a superintendent, there was no shortage of news in our little town.
Here's a look at our top 10 most-viewed stories of 2011, according to our internal metrics:
Former District 113A Board Member Janet Hughes was the subject of quite a few news stories in 2011, including two lawsuits against the district and her controversial bid for re-election in the April consolidated election.
Hughes, who served on the District 113A Board from 2009 to 2011, entered the race as a write-in candidate after she was removed from the ballot in January for failing to properly bind her nominating petition.
Ultimately, the challenges of a write-in campaign proved too great for Hughes, who came in last out of 10 candidates with 981 total votes (850 in Cook County, 131 in DuPage).
In an effort to further reduce expenditures, the District 113A Board of Education voted in March to cut about 10 full-time, certified staff members for the 2011-2012 school year. The cuts included two administrators, six tenured teachers and 2.5 non-tenured teachers.
According to district documents, the reduction was projected to save the district approximately $695,329.
Under the financial plan approved by the Illinois State Board of Education, District 113A is required to eliminate borrowing and build fund balances over the next two years by reducing expenditures and/or increasing revenue. The district has been operating under the plan since it was certified in financial difficulty by the state in December 2009.
On Aug. 30, Lemont Patch broke the news that officials from the Illinois State Board of Education were considering a financial oversight panel for District 113A. The information was presented to the board that night by Superintendent Tim Ricker, who had received a call earlier in the day from ISBE Division Administrator for Business Services Deb Vespa.
According to Ricker, Vespa told him State Superintendent Christopher Koch and Chief Financial Officer Linda Riley Mitchell were likely going to submit a recommendation to the state board that District 113A be placed under an FOP. They are requesting that representatives from District 113A attend the next ISBE meeting, which is scheduled for Sept. 27 and 28 in Bloomington, IL.
Although District 113A officials put on a united front and planned to prepare a presentation for the state board, they were notified Sept. 13 that ISBE officials any discussion of financial oversight.
In a phone interview that night, District 113A Board President Mike Aurelio said he and Board Member Al Malley, the district's finance chair, had been working closely with State Sen. Christine Radogno's office since learning about the recommendation last month.
The two board members attended a meeting at Radogno's office on Monday for a phone conference with Rep. Jim Durkin (R-Western Springs). Together they put together information that addressed the state's concerns, Aurelio said.
Radogno spokesperson Patty Schuh said the senator spoke with ISBE officials Sept. 13 regarding District 113A and reported that she and Durkin felt that discussing a financial oversight panel later would be "premature."
The priority for district officials at that point was to submit various financial documents to demonstrate financial stability to the state. The 2011-12 budget, along with the district's 2011 Annual Financial Report and state-approved financial plan, was to be reviewed by ISBE staff to assess "the financial soundness of the district," according to ISBE spokesperson Mary Fergus.
Back in Fall 2010, the Lemont rumor mill started spinning at rapid pace when news broke that Disney singer-actress Demi Lovato, then 18, had checked into rehab at Timberline Knolls, a local residential treatment facility.
In April 2011, Lovato opened up about her experiences in interviews with People magazine and ABC's 20/20, admitting she had received treatment at Timberline Knolls for cutting, bulimia and anorexia. She also learned she was suffering from bipolar disorder, she said.
From Oct. 30 to Jan. 27, Lovato received intense in-patient treatment at Timberline Knolls, which specializes in the treatment of eating disorders, substance abuse and addiction, and mood disorders in women.
"I worked harder in those three months than I ever did in my life," Lovato told People about her time at Timberline Knolls. "I basically went through hours of therapy every day. ... It was a battle, but I stuck it out."
On Oct. 14, news broke that District 113A Superintendent Tim Ricker was planning to announce his retirement during the school board's Oct. 18 meeting. His final day with the district was to be June 30, 2012—a full year before his original contract with the district was set to expire.
Following the Oct. 18 board meeting, in which the retirement request was unanimously approved, Board Member and Spokesperson Lisa Wright said she was not surprised by Ricker's decision to seek early retirement, and that he was "simply exercising his right ... allowed under his contract."
"He has expressed a desire to spend more time with his family," she said. "He did express that same sentiment some time ago."
Last week, however, Ricker's tenure with District 113A was cut short following the news that the district currently owes more than $328,000 to the state for made for the 2008-09 school year. Ricker, having known about the audit adjustment since February, apologized to the board Tuesday for not informing them sooner.
On Wednesday, Board President Mike Aurelio called an abrupt special meeting for Friday night, citing issues related to employment.
Following a nearly three-hour closed session meeting, school board members voted unanimously to approve a with Ricker, effective Dec. 31.
Current Asst. Superintendent Mary Gricus and the district's administrative team will oversee operations until the board names an interim superintendent.
On March 3, Lemont Patch launched There, readers could find everything they needed to know about their local election, including voting locations, candidate biographies and referendum information.
In order to consolidate nearly two months of coverage into one location, we created an Election Log, where we posted updates several times a week. The log contained everything from news briefs to information on organized candidate forums.
One of Lemont's most heartbreaking stories of the year came in early August, when 25-year-old Jeremy Asbell was found dead in a Lemont retention pond. It wasn't a crime story (no foul play was suspected), but it involved emergency responders from nearly a dozen surrounding towns so we thought we'd include it anyway.
According to Lemont Fire Chief Carl Churulo, Asbell was reported missing Aug. 2 after he and a friend were tossed from a canoe that capsized on a pond near Frontage Road and Woodward Avenue. Crews discovered his body after two days of searching the pond.
Preliminary results of an autopsy indicated Asbell died of an accidental drowning, according to a release from the DuPage County Coroner's Office. The report also stated that there is no indication of foul play or suspcious circumstances.
Asbell was a 2004 graduate of Romeoville High School, where he wrestled and played football. On his Facebook page, he listed his current residence as Darien and his hometown as Bolingbrook.
With nine candidates running for four open seats and a $20 million referendum question on the ballot, the April 5 consolidated election was all about District 113A—at least in Lemont.
Throughout the night, Patch posted updated results as election totals began rolling in four each of Lemont's 17 precincts (14 in Cook County, three in DuPage). It was one of the busiest traffic days of the year for Lemont Patch as voters anxiously awaited the final results.
We've filed this one under "What Were You Thinking?" in this year's archives.
In August, 19-year-old Lemont resident Julija Petraityte was arrested at the Willis Tower after telling a security guard that her friend had a bomb, Chicago police said.
According to a Chicago Tribune report, Petraityte made the joke after the guard asked her friend if she had taken all the items out of her pockets. When the guard warned her it wasn't funny, Petraityte repeated her statement.
Police said there was no actual bomb.
Petraityte was charged with one count of felony disorderly conduct—making a false bomb threat, police said.
Lemont's biggest crime story of 2011 came in the final weeks of the year, when the Lemont National Bank on State Street was robbed.
Police responded to a hold-up alarm at the bank around 5 p.m. on Dec. 13. Employees reported a man had handed a note demanding money to the teller. After the man implied he had a weapon, the teller complied and the man fled the bank with an undisclosed amount of money, police said.
Within 11 hours, Lemont police tracked down and arrested Gerald C. Tysko, a 33-year-old homeless man who police describe as a "serial bank robber." He was charged with bank robbery and aggravated robbery, police said.
Following Tysko's arrest, Patch learned that Lemont police tracked him down using a local cab company. According to a source at the company, Tysko walked to a nearby Lemont bar and called a cab immediately following the robbery.
Police ultimately tracked his cab to a motel in Bridgeview.
Tysko remains in Cook County jail on $250,000 bail. He scheduled to appear in court Jan. 5.


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Here's my 53 man roster breakdown.
Of note: I cut Riddick, Speivey and Chris Greenwood, while keeping Kellen Moore, Montell Owens, Kris Durham, Michael Spurlock, and Joe Fauria.
Even though the WR depth is atrocious, I couldn't justify keeping Riddick on the roster. If he can play WR, and only WR, better than Durham or Spurlock, he might be able to find himself on the roster in their place, but I imagine any chance he has to make the roster is entirely based on whatever Mayhew has up his sleeve in regards to the WR position.
Kellen Moore looked good against NE, likely earning a roster spot, but I still think it's a waste. If you need to use your 3rd string QB, you're already screwed. Either flush the season, trade for someone else's backup, or sign a FA to a one year deal. All of those seem like better options to me than Kellen Moore.
I've got Wendling making the roster as the backup safety, but I doubt he'll play a single snap there. I also kept Rashean Mathis as a corner, and I think he will take over any backup safety duty that Wendling might have otherwise seen.
Fauria has a lot to like. Great size, great hands, and our roster is lacking in receivers. Couple that with Michael Williams' broken hand, and that spells a roster spot for him.
As for Chris Greenwood, I thought about keeping him and giving Ron Bartell his walking papers, but I haven't seen enough of Chris Greenwood to give him a roster spot just yet.
Let me know what you guys think!
Depth Chart
QB: Matt Stafford, Shaun Hill, Kellen Moore
RB: Reggie Bush, Joique Bell, Mikel LeShoure, Montell Owens
WR: Calvin Johnson, Ryan Broyles, Kris Durham
WR: Nate Burleson, Patrick Edwards, Michael Spurlock
TE: Brandon Pettigrew, Tony Scheffler, Joe Fauria
OT: Riley Reiff, Corey Hilliard
OG: Rob Sims, Jake Scott
C: Dominic Raiola
OG: Larry Warford, Dylan Gandy
OT: Jason Fox, LaAdrian Waddle
DE: Ziggy Ansah, Willie Young, Devin Taylor
DT: Ndam. Suh, C.J. Mosley
DT: Nick Fairley, Justin Bannan
DE: Jason Jones, Izzy Idonije
OLB: DeAndre Levy, Rocky McIntosh
MLB: Stephen Tulloch, Tahir Whitehead
OLB: Ashlee Palmer, Travis Lewis
CB: Chris Houston, Ron Bartell, Jonte Green
CB: Darius Slay, Bill Bentley, Rashean Mathis
S: Louis Delmas, Don Carey


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'Guardians of the Galaxy' early reviews are mainly positive so far, with one critic calling it 'wonderful and wildly surprising.' 'Guardians of the Galaxy' will be released on Aug. 1.
'Fargo' creator Noah Hawley said the new season of 'Fargo' will go back in time and some characters from the first season will be seen in the new episodes. 'Fargo' airs on FX.
Emma Stone and Colin Firth star in the movie 'Magic in the Moonlight,' a 1920s-set comedy in which a stage magician (Firth) tries to prove a psychic (Stone)'s powers aren't real. Emma Stone recently starred in 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2.'
'Star Wars: Episode VII' director J.J. Abrams was recently featured in a new video discussing the fundraiser 'Star Wars: Force for Change,' and Abrams was seen standing in front of the familiar X-wing starfighter from the original films. 'Star Wars: Episode VII' is scheduled to be released in December 2015.
'Hercules,' starring Johnson, is the second movie this year to center on the Greek hero. 'Hercules' is in theaters now.
'Downton Abbey' star Michelle Dockery said of her character Mary, 'She's quite impulsive and she's embracing her life.' The new season of 'Downton Abbey' premieres this January on PBS.
'Birdman' stars Michael Keaton as an actor best known for portraying a superhero. 'Birdman' also stars Emma Stone and Edward Norton.
A 'Sinister Six' movie, centering on a group of 'Spider-Man' villains, will reportedly be released in 2016, while 'The Amazing Spider-Man 3' won't be coming out until 2018. Which actors will be involved in a 'Sinister Six' movie?
Vinesh of India (l.) wrestles with Yana Rattigan of England in the FS 48kg gold medal match during the Commonwealth Games 2014 in Glasgow, Scotland.
'Star Wars: Episode VII' director J.J. Abrams was recently featured in a new video discussing the fundraiser 'Star Wars: Force for Change,' and Abrams was seen standing in front of the familiar X-wing starfighter from the original films. 'Star Wars: Episode VII' is scheduled to be released in December 2015.
Jim Parsons and Rihanna lend their voices for the animated film 'Home,' which follows an alien and a girl from Earth. Jim Parsons stars on 'The Big Bang Theory.'
Amber Tamblyn and Kurt Russell will reportedly star in Quentin Tarantino's film 'The Hateful Eight,' which Kurt Russell says could be released in 2015. Amber Tamblyn cameoed in Quentin Tarantino's 2012 movie 'Django Unchained.'
Gary Oldman recently discussed some of the characters he's portrayed in the past, saying, 'Most of my work I would just stomp into the ground and start over again.' Gary Oldman was nominated for an Oscar for his role in the 2011 movie 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.'
Justin Theroux's show 'The Leftovers' received mixed reviews when it premiered. Has it gotten better as it's progressed? Justin Theroux portrays Kevin Garvey, the police chief of a New York town, on the drama.
Chloe Grace Moretz will reportedly voice the character of the princess in the new movie, which is scheduled to be released in the US this October. Chloe Grace Moretz recently starred in the 2013 remake of 'Carrie.'
Gerard Butler will reportedly star in the movie 'Geostorm,' which will center on a super-storm that could destroy Earth. Gerard Butler stars in this summer's movie 'How to Train Your Dragon 2.'
Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader star as siblings in the movie 'The Skeleton Twins,' which debuts in September. Kristen Wiig recently starred in 'Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues.'
Thor's hammer will be wielded by a female hero in an upcoming comic book series, Marvel recently announced. The character of Thor, portrayed by actor Chris Hemsworth, appeared in the movie 'The Avengers' and was the subject of two movies of his own.
Brooks Wheelan, an 'SNL' cast member who joined the show in 2013, says he will not be appearing on the show during its upcoming season. 'FIRED FROM NEW YORK IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT!' Brooks Wheelan tweeted.


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PRISONERS at HMP Risley Prison have achieved a bronze award for taking part in the Six Book Challenge.
The prison on Warrington Road is one of only ten prisons nationally to accomplish this.
LiveWire Librarian, Sharon Sinnott, who is based at HMP Risley, has helped to run a national scheme organised by The Reading Agency, which challenges adult readers to read six books in six months.
The Library at HMP Risley ran the challenge this year and saw 57 prisoners complete the challenge achieving a 66 per cent completion rate.
Sharon said: "Although the scheme is in its sixth year nationally, it ran for the first time at Risley last year when 16 prisoners read six books in six months.
"It was wonderful to see so many taking up and completing the Challenge this year."
It is claimed that by running the scheme in prisons, it helps to engage people in the enjoyment of reading and develop skills to support resettlement and employment.
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After serving the Lake Forest Police Department for more than 25 years, Police Chief Joseph Buerger has announced his retirement effective Sept. 7.
Buerger joined the police force in 1986 as a patrol officer and investigator, a position he held until 1994. During the next 10 years, he served as a Sergeant and Commander and was promoted to Deputy Chief of Police in 2006.
As Deputy Chief he worked in the Support Services Division comprised of 16 civilian personnel assigned to communications and community services ,and six sworn personnel assigned to investigations
Buerger has been recognized for his philosophy of "community policing" and increasing the Police Department's efforts in crime prevention, public education, youth and Senior Citizen services.
"My goal has always been to maintain Lake Forest as one of the safest communities in Illinois and promote positive interactions between the Police Department and all members of the community we serve," Buerger said. "At this point in my life, however, I am looking forward to making a change and perhaps pursuing other interests. I am confident that the Mayor and City Council will be successful in identifying candidates that will share this same philosophy."
Mayor James J. Cowhey said, "Lake Forest has been fortunate to have Chief Buerger serve the City for so many years. He has maintained a wonderful presence in the community and has represented the City with enthusiasm and professionalism. I know the staff and residents will miss him, but we all wish him well on his new pursuits, whatever they may be."
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Hi, I recently bought the mw3 hardened package. I activated the Elite Membership Token on my Xbox and it all worked. When i check memberships it says that i've got 1 year elite membership, but I still don't have any redskull beside my name or any other stuffs which a premium member should have. Please help me, it's been over 48 hours since i put the code on my Xbox. Also I can't enter my founder code which was on a card from the Hardened Package. When i try to reedem it, it just says, '' Your code is good to go, but we're not, please come back again later '' I've been trying for a long time now.
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