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Availability: Ramada Medford Hotel and Conference Center
Standard Room, 1 King Bed, SmokingMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Standard Room, 2 Queen BedsMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children)
Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, SmokingMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children)
Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, AccessibleMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Medford hotel with an indoor pool
With a stay at Ramada Medford Hotel and Conference Center in Medford, you'll be minutes from Medford Railroad Park and Rogue Valley Mall.
This hotel is within close proximity of Providence Medford Medical Center and Go Kart Hero.
Make yourself at home in one of the 166 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as an indoor pool or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access.
A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily in the breakfast area.
Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms and small meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Ramada Medford Hotel and Conference Center Amenities
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Ramada Medford Hotel and Conference Center features an indoor pool and a children's pool. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms and small meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available on request). This Medford hotel also offers laundry facilities, dry cleaning/laundry services, and RV/bus/truck parking. Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in 2010.
- Indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 166
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of floors - 2
- Free breakfast
- Free Wi-Fi
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Dining
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
- Recreation
An indoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Sledding nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Ramada Medford Hotel and Conference Center Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 3
- 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.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
- Fees
- 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.
- Pet fee: USD 20 (varies based on length of stay)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10. per day
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Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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As those of you in the know know, I, ReadingRambler, conclusively proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that The Ohio State University, through connections established by President E. Gordon Gee, is morally, financially, and institutionally responsible for the degradation of Appalachia through the unjust and corrupt corporate behaviors of massive coal companies. I then called upon Gee to resign, and demanded immediate, harsh, but deserved NCAA sanctions for The Ohio State University's football program.
My friends, we are halfway home. Gee has left, but I will not rest until The Ohio State University's football program is crippled forever just as it has crippled so much of Appalachia.
Meanwhile, Gee's pathetic evasiveness continues:
"This isn't about those statements," he said during a phone call with reporters this afternoon. "I have apologized for those remarks and feel incredibly sorry, but I have moved on."
Of course he is right! His retirement isn't about those silly statements he made about the Catholics. His retirement comes because the public is finally awake to the extent of his crimes on behalf of King Coal! His retirement is because the hounds of Appalachian justice are at the door! We are after you, Mr. Gee, and we will hang you from a sour apple tree!

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September 28th, 2011Beer Reviews, Golden Ales, Wheat beers
In resplendent blue glass Adnams Spindrift speaks in the hushed tones of castaway shells and seaside pebbles, whispering "Drink me, drink me".
What makes this beer so interesting is that every time it's washed up in my shopping basket it's a little bit different, never exactly the same. Citrus fruits from far away lands bounds out of one bottle; sea salt and black pepper dominate another; one is funky, overripe fruit laced with pithy, orange rind bitterness
Could the elegant blue bottle be responsible for these variations? Or is the spirit of spindrift captured metaphorically and literally – perhaps it really is the beerification of the sea whipping up all sorts of interesting flavours and chucking them over here, over there, over everywhere on the back of a force 8 gale?
Spindrift is less volatile, more elegant. Today's bottle ebbs and flows between fruit, coast and flora: drinking it is to be washed up on a salty beach with a paraffin lamp, where over-ripe lychees fall from trees and seaweed and pepper and lemon juice make up the desert island meal. It's laced with citrus and wheat influence, herbs and even a dash of honey perhaps. But crucially, the conbination of flavours don't quite feel vibrant: it's sun kissed, or perhaps in this case wind burnt.
If Spindrift is the daily bread of lazy coastal days I'd take it with outstretched arms, but it is for sure a beer to be drunk fresh, on a warm day; it's a beer whose effervescence needs to be preserved in order to successfully quench thirst and conjure a far away sea breeze.
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August 11th, 2009Belgian/Trappist, Wheat beers
I'd never heard of Daas beers until meeting the company via Twitter, perhaps because of my woeful knowledge of Belgian brewing styles. And I'm very glad I did find them.
Before I continue I should add that this Belgian-sized hole in my fairly universal appreciation of beer styles stems mainly from the fact that I've never really got on well with wheat style beers and many of the continental white and blonde beers.
Notable exceptions are Erdinger, which is pretty much unavoidable in the Leeds' bars north of Briggate, (and to be fair which I reserve for nights out rather than drink at home). I occasionally used to sup Hoegarden at uni, a drink I shared almost exclusively with my friend Tyler, who introduced me to pairing it with a segment of lime. But neither of these or the other examples I've tried (pretty much exclusively well known brands) such as Duvel and Chimay have ever quite satisfied my palate as other styles do.
In Daas Blond and Witte there are two beers that touch on the styles that I don't generally go for, bringing out their subtleties and developing something I quite like. They are both organic certified, one (Witte) is wheat based and the other (Blond) is made from 100% barley malt.
Daas Blonde is fruity, golden and sweet. I thought I detected zesty flavours – it tingled my tongue and I sensed a sweet and slightly spicy taste that flowed easily from bottle to throat. It really was a good, strong golden ale with clear Belgian influence that will tempt me to try more like this rather than put me off experimenting.
Bizarrely it's supreme drinkability maybe what detracts from me wanting to call it a session beer: a session on this, as I find with many Belgian beers, tends to fill the stomach up a bit too quick (but then I probably shouldn't be knocking back 'World Cup' glasses of Erdinger after midnight in Reform bar – this, I can tell you openly, is not a good strategy for longevity of bar room shenanigans!).
Daas Witte as, as you would expect, is dominated by it's wheaty influence. It's defining characteristics are crafted by this influence, and mixed against, again, more defined citrus flavours and spicy touches. The influence of wheat over malt in Belgian beers always perturbs me, I am clearly a British beer drinker reluctant to sacrifice on my malted barley. It's hard for me to pass judgement on Daas Witte, as I just don't have enough experience of it's contemporaries to compare it too, but for a wheat beer I genuinely enjoyed it.
All in all I'll definitely be drinking Daas Blond again, a great little number that widens my palate a little. I will also certainly try Daas Witte again, which I think has made me doubt my perceived dislike of wheat beer (maybe I just misunderstood all these years?!).
In fact, Daas' Organic beers might just be my introduction to a world of new beers from just over the Channel, just as EIPA first tempted me into North American beers.
If you want to try it yourselves I believe Waitrose are to be stocking this in the imminent future (if not already), and the lovely folk at Daas will surely keep you better informed than I will if you talk to them on Twitter.


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Bullfish Grill's menu of fresh seafood selections and different takes on traditional dishes seemed to be a perfect fit for Sayville restaurant goers, who love healthy choices and fresh cuisine. However, after just nine months in business Bullfish Grill quietly closed its doors over the Fourth of July weekend. Calls and emails to owner Carlo Bruno were not returned.
Bruno officially took over the location in July 2010. But he spent months renovating the interior and exterior of the restaurant. He even outfitted the entire restaurant with glass artwork.
Yet, Bullfish is just one of the many victims to what seems to be doomed at that particular space on West Main Street. Three restaurants in just over three years disappear from same location.
Tex-Mex restaurant The Armadillo Grille opened for business in September of 2009. The owners run another successful location in Babylon, and their dream was to take their restaurant concept national with their Texas BBQ cuisine. The Armadillo Grille was set up in that space for less than a year as well, closing its doors in July 2010.
Yet another restaurant victim was Taste. Their menu offered wine tastings as well as small bites and fondues but it never seemed to attract the right crowd. The restaurant opened in February 2008 and after months of empty tables, it shut the doors after a little more than a year.


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Men's Lacrosse Tops Connecticut College
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3/27/04 - Charley Howe scored four goals, while Mike Saracini and Mark Foster added two goals apiece to lead Middlebury to a 10-3 road win at Connecticut College. The Panthers out shot the Camels, 48-21 as Eric Krieger made 14 saves. (box)


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OTTUMWA — Eating a delicious dinner can be the highlight of any evening, but it will hopefully just be the start of a very entertaining night on Friday.
Main Street Ottumwa's second annual Murder Mystery dinner kicks off at 5 p.m. Friday in the Hotel Ottumwa Ballroom. The dinner is a very popular event in Ottumwa, and unfortunately tickets are no longer on sale because the event has sold out for the second consecutive year.
Bob Untiedt, executive director of Main Street Ottumwa, said they are considering adding an extra night to the event because it has sold out both years.
"We have had some consideration with making it two nights," he said.
The night is a fundraiser event for Main Street Ottumwa, and it starts with a delicious Irish-themed dinner provided by Hotel Ottumwa.
Then guests will get to watch a special murder mystery skit. This year's script is about two Irish families who are fighting over a recipe and has a little bit of a Hatfield and McCoy feel.
After the skit, the night will get a little sweeter with a dessert auction to close out the evening. Emcee Brian Morgan will auction off the desserts, and winners can either share with their table or save their prize for later.
Last year, the dessert auction was a big hit and raised a lot of money for the fundraiser. One cake was even auctioned off for $200.
As mentioned, this year's murder mystery has already sold out. Untiedt said officials from Main Street Ottumwa will continue talks about expanding the night into a two-day event and that there are a lot of people who need to sit down and have a conversation about the possibilities.
"We are a volunteer-led organization, so a lot of people need to talk things over," he said.
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Lisa CiprianoAdjunct Professor
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Lisa Cipriano has been teaching in the public school system in Nevada for the past 20 years and an adjunct instructor at SNC since 2009 years. Her degree is in education with an emphasis on special education and transitioning.
Millie ClarkeAdjunct Faculty-Business
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Thomas ClarkeIncline Adjunct Faculty-Science
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Peter CobinAdjunct Faculty; Incline Teacher Recertification
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- TED Incline/Reno
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Tim CoheeSki Business and Resort Management Program Director; Assistant Professor
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- BA, California State University, Long Beach
The 2012/13 winter season will mark Tim"s 34th year in mountain resort management. After 17 years as President & General Manager of Lake Tahoe"s Kirkwood, he purchased Sierra Summit outside of Fresno in 2010, bringing back the original name, China Peak, which first opened in 1958. Tim has been teaching ski business courses at Sierra Nevada College for the past decade, and is a guest lecturer in both business and recreation tourism at California State University, Fresno and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. He has sat on over two dozen boards relating to the ski and mountain resort industry over the past three decades, and currently is a member of the California Ski Industry Association Board of Directors.
Dave CollinsTrustee; Chair, Long Range Strategic Planning Committee
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A graduate of Notre Dame and Harvard Law , David practiced law for two years in New York city before joining the Johnson & Johnson law department. There he stayed for 16 years, the last 3 as General Counsel and member of the Board of Directors. In 1978, he moved to the management side, serving in turn as President of McNeil Pharmaceutical, Group Chairman of several Latin American subsidiaries, member of the Executive Committee, Chairman of the world-wide Consumer Sector, and Vice Chairman of the Board. While at J&J, he was a member of the small senior team of executives handling the 1982 and 1986 TYLENOL poisoning episodes, serving as the face of the company in several early TV interviews. Leaving in 1986, he spent 2 years in venture capital, and 5 years as president of the Health Care Products division of Schering Plough Corporation and member of their Operations Committee. Since retiring, he has done consulting and served on the Boards of several public and private companies.
In his private life, he has been active in the Aspen Institute seminar programs, has taught his own course on Corporate Social Responsibility at several colleges and universities, served on the boards of several non-profits including Fairleigh Dickenson University (Chairman), The Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation, and the Incline Village Community Hospital . He and his wife Judy have been residents of Incline Village for 16 years.
Henry ConoverDirector of Academic Support Services
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BA, Azusa Pacific University
Patricia CooperField Experience Coordinator
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- TED Las Vegas
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- MEd, University of Nevada
Stacey L. CooperAdjunct Professor
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- TED Incline/Reno
- Teacher Education
- M.Ed., University of Findlay
Stacey brings 16 years of experience to Nevada from Ohio, where she served as an Administrator for School Improvement, Director of Secondary, and Interim Superintendent. Her passion lies with urban education, where she has successfully improved schools from Kindergarten through 12th grade. As a bilingual administrator in the Washoe County School District, she brings a zest for cultural diversity to northern Nevada.
Anibal R. Cordoba SosaAdjunct Faculty
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- Masters in Political Action, Universidad Francisco De Vitoria, Madrid
Jennine Capó Crucet
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- BA, English, Cornell University
- MFA, University of Minnesota
"My writing has been shaped by South Florida, its people and its landscape, and by the stories of Cuba repeated to me almost daily by my parents and abuelos. My own stories are informed by my experiences as a Cuban-American woman living within and without her community; . . . I strive in my writing to give voice to the voiceless, to give stories over to characters not yet readily found in established literature, to give them a place there where they belong. I write for a version of me out there now, looking for a way into the world, and I write for her future friends and lovers, Miami natives or not, that they be ready to meet her."
Jennine Capó Crucet is the author of How to Leave Hialeah, which won the Iowa Short Fiction Prize, the John Gardner Book Award, the Devil's Kitchen Reading Award, and was named a Best Book of the Year by the Miami Herald, the Miami New Times, and the Latinidad List. The title story from the collection won a PEN/O. Henry Prize and appears in the 2011 PEN/O. Henry Prize Anthology. Originally from Miami, she is currently an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Florida State University.
Jennine is the recipient of the John Winthrop Prize & Residency for Emerging Writers, the Emily Clark Balch Fiction Prize, and her work has been a finalist for both the Chicano/Latino Literary Prize and the Missouri Review Editor's Prize. Her stories have appeared in Ploughshares, Epoch, the Southern Review, Crazyhorse, Gulf Coast, and other magazines. Her book reviews appear in the L Magazine, a New York City bi-weekly.
Crucet served as the fiction editor for the most recent edition of the PEN Center USA's Handbook for Writers, which is used in their Emerging Voices and Writers in the Schools programs. A former sketch comedienne and scriptwriter for NPR's The Writer's Almanac, Crucet has also worked in the non-profit sector as an advisor to first-generation college students from low-income families living in the South Central Los Angeles area.
Brittany CulbertsonAdjunct Faculty, RCA Advisor, Professional Project Director
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- TED Incline/Reno
- Teacher Education
- M.Ed. Administration and Educational Leadership, Sierra Nevada College
- M.A., Teaching, Sierra Nevada College
- B.A., Communications, University of Nevada, Reno
Brittany joined Sierra Nevada College as an adjunct professor and academic advisor after completing her teacher licensure and MAT from Sierra Nevada. After completing her M.A. in Teaching, Brittany continued her education with SNC by completing her M.Ed. in Administration and Educational Leadership in 2012. Currently, Brittany is teaching Math in the Washoe County School District, while serving as a member of a 21st Century Learning Academy which will increase technology in the classroom.
Terrance CusaacAdjunct Faculty
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- M.B.A., Cornell University
Sally D'AultAdjunct Faculty
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- TED Incline/Reno
- Teacher Education
- B.SC. Social Work, University of Nevada, Reno
- MAEd., Elementary Education, University of Phoenix, Reno
- MAEd., Administration and Supervision, University of Phoenix, Reno
Sally D'Ault has been a teacher with WCSD for 10 years. She has taught Kinder – 4th Grade and has tutored children in 4 – 6th grade. She holds a BSc from UNR in Social Work, a MAEd in Elementary Education from the University of Phoenix and a MAEd in Administration and Supervision from the University of Phoenix. She currently teaches First Grade at Dodson Elementary School in Reno. When not teaching she enjoys spending time with her young family and traveling.
Deanna R. Davis Ph.D.Adjunct Professor
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- TED Las Vegas
- Teacher Education
- B.S., Business Management, San Diego State University
- M.A., Higher Education Administration, New York University
- Ph.D., Workforce Education and Organizational Leadership, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
In addition Dr. Davis's position at SNC, she also serves as the Director for Academic Enrichment at the UNLV Center for Academic Enrichment and Outreach (CAEO). She administers four federally funded TRiO projects (three Student Support Services, and McNair Scholars Program).
Dr. Davis has been an educator for more than 15 years. Her previous positions include serving as an elementary school teacher and counselor for San Francisco Unified School District.
Dr. Davis has made numerous presentations on educational issues on the state, regional, and national levels. Her professional affiliations include the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA), National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), American College Personnel Association (ACPA) and TRIO Training Faculty. Dr. Davis also serves as a part-time instructor in the College of Urban Affairs at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Jim DavisTrustee
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Jim Davis is the president of Chevron Energy Solutions (CES), the first comprehensive energy efficiency services firm in the oil and gas industry. Since 2000, Jim has built CES into one of the world's leading energy efficiency and renewable energy services companies and the largest developer of solar power solutions for education facilities in North America. Under Jim's leadership CES has grown by 20 percent annually. Named a Top 50 firm by "Fast Company" magazine in 2009, CES partners with institutions and businesses to increase efficiency, reduce energy expenses and ensure high-quality power for critical operations. Its customers include US federal, state, county and municipal government agencies; educational and other public institutions; and commercial and industrial businesses. CES is based in San Francisco with offices across the US.
Before joining CES, Jim served as senior vice president of Integrated Solutions for PG&E Energy Services, then one of the foremost energy services companies in the US serving major commercial, industrial and institutional accounts. The success of this business led to its purchase by Chevron in 2000, creating Chevron Energy Solutions. Earlier in his career, Jim served as senior vice president of Marketing and Sales at Duke/Louis Dreyfus, where he led the company's expansion into value-added services. He also managed global, national and regional account teams for two natural gas marketing firms, providing integrated solutions to industrial accounts.
In 2004, Jim was honored as the Northern California winner of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year (EOY) Award for Social Responsibility and has since then served as a national judge for the EOY competition. Jim spearheaded Chevron's $500,000 sponsorship of the University of California at Davis Energy Efficiency Center (EEC) in 2007, leading to Chevron's $2.5 million endowment of the EEC chair in 2009. In addition to his role on the EEC's Advisory Board, he is a board member of the Nevada Institute for Renewable Energy Commercialization and of Telekenex, a Silicon Valley-based Internet Protocol service provider. Through experience, skill and discipline, Jim has built a successful business that is recognized as Chevron's innovative developer of clean energy projects benefiting educational institutions and municipal customers across the US. In the process, Jim has developed an excellent network of colleagues in a wide range of industries including venture capital firms, technology companies and Fortune 100 corporations.
Jim holds a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration with a major in marketing from The Ohio State University.
Brenda Daw Ph.D.Adjunct Faculty
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- TED Las Vegas
- Teacher Education
- PhD, University of Las Vegas, Nevada
Heather DayAdjunct Professor; Thesis Advisor
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- TED Las Vegas
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- BS, Brigham Young University, Laie, Hawaii
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Justin Moore [2] just released his brand new single, "Point At You," to radio. It is the first track from his upcoming third studio album which he's hard at work on. Justin is enthusiastic about the new project and looking forward to its release.
"We're really excited about the new album," he said. "We're really excited about what we've got ready to go so far. We're excited about the new single, "Point At You." We think it's gonna be a big record for us. I can't wait for everybody to hear it."
Fans can expect a lot of the same type of material from Justin but he's also been working on some different sounding stuff as well. "I hope everybody's excited to hear it as we are to get it out there," he said. "Looking forward to getting out and playing for the fans again this year with another hit record and hopefully another big album coming out."
Justin will perform the new single and likely some more of his new music on his headlining Outlaws Like Me Tour which kicks off March 14 in Pikeville, Kentucky.
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Tongue lolling… ears blowing back… tail wagging wildly… a spring break road trip wouldn't be the same without your pooch. With prime road travel season looming, now is the perfect time to start working with your dog to help them become the intrepid travelers they want to be! Continue reading
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Diane Stene, a resident of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, is a now-retired pharmaceutical representative specializing in women's health. Her love of dogs combined with her volunteer work at the animal shelter prompted Diane to pursue a second career in dog obedience training.
Now that Diane has completed her final exams, she is ready for the next step: starting her own dog consulting company. She plans to help first-time dog owners with choosing the right dog, preparing their home, housebreaking and initial training.. Diane will continue to be involved with her local animal shelter, volunteering her training knowledge on a regular basis. She's glad to have completed the ABC Certification and feels that the program supplied so much needed support and assistance. This coupled with her mentor trainer's guidance has given her the confidence and hands-on experience she needed to become a successful dog trainer within the industry. Continue reading
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- TESCO EXTRA SELAYANG (1.67 km)
- GIANT HYPERMARKET BATU CAVES (2.2 km)
- THE STORE TAMAN KOK LIAN (2.28 km)
Nearest Shopping Malls
- BREM MALL (2.46 km)
Nearest Worship Places
- MASJID SAIDINA HAMZAH (0.31 km)
- SURAU IBRAHIMIAH (0.77 km)
- SURAU (0.86 km)
Nearest Medicals
- KLINIK AS-SAKINAH (1.8 km)
- POLIKLINIK KOMUNITI BATU (2.12 km)
- KLINIK FAMILI BATU CAVES (24HRS) (2.25 km)
Nearest Food Outlets
- KFC HANG KASTURI (0.25 km)
- KFC PUSAT DAMANSARA (1.3 km)
- E&O CURRY FISH HEAD (1.83 km)
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Sentul is one of the more major towns in Kuala Lumpur where the Malayan Railway Train Depot is. Divided in two sections named Sentul Barat and Sentul Timur (West and East), the town is home to many Hindu temples and even churches as there is a distinct Indian influence stemming from the arrival of Indian workers that worked on the train depot since the time of 1896 when the British founded the Federated Malay States.
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Bolton firefighters go to aid of flood victims in Reading
Updated 3:37pm Saturday 15th February 2014 in News By Vickie Scullard, News feature writer
FIREFIGHTERS at Bolton Central have gone down to Reading to help give aid to victims of flooding.
The crew, including watch manager Ian Ainsworth and firefighters Gary Johnson, Patrick Charles, Darren Collier, Mick Rothwell and Jason Riding, left Bolton at 3am Saturday morning with two fire engines which have specialised equipment to help pump away the water.
The men, who are currently on annual leave, have been re-called to duty as part of a national resilience to help families in the south of England who have been battered by torrential weather.
Berkshire has also received some royal help this week – Princes William and Harry joined forces to help victims protect their properties using sandbags in Datchet.
Watch manager Ian Read said of his colleagues: "I'm really proud of the lads for what they're doing but it's what we would all do if we were re-called to duty. We would do anything to help – it's our job.
"They have gone down to Reading for four days as part of a national resilience to give aid to those affected by flooding. When situations like this arise the country pulls together to help out.
"The crew left at 3am on Saturday morning and set off with two vehicles which have specialised equipment including a high volume pump which can pump 6.5 thousand litres of water a minute.
"What has happened in the south is horrendous and we all need to work together to help the families affected. In comparison we have been very lucky in the North West."
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For the next couple days, firefighters' boots will be filled with donations.
Rapid City firefighters are teaming up with the Muscular Dystrophy Association to raise money to support those affected by the disease.
Wednesday through Friday, donations will help provide medical treatment and send kids with MD to camp this summer.
People involved with the event say the community comes together to help each other. "Rapid City, being the type of community that we are, we are constantly giving, we're constantly looking out for each other, and holding it here in Rapid City is just amazing," said Brent Long, Rapid City Fire Department Public Information Officer.
Deah Killion, who was diagnosed with MD eight years ago, says she is touched by the support. "I think it just shows that people are willing to help any cause even if they haven't been personally affected," said Killion.
A Fill the Boot campaign organizer says they hope to raise more than $40,000 in Rapid City. Firefighters and volunteers will be at various locations including Walmart, Family Thrift, Baken Park, Safeway, Rushmore Crossing, Sam's Club, Colonial House, Firehouse Brewing Co., and Beau Jo's Pizza.
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Springtime is a great time to tackle those household cleaning and purging projects to eliminate clutter from closets, basements and garages, and transform them back to functional space. Donating gently-used items to Discover Goodwill also is a great way to transform the lives of individuals with economic disadvantages and disabilities in our community. Goodwill's 20 attended donation centers located throughout southern and western Colorado accept clothing, textiles, books, toys, sporting…Continue
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Discover Goodwill has achieved another a major milestone—the completion of its largest and most successful capital campaign in the non-profits 50-plus-year history, which raised an unprecedented $10 million over the course of 18 months. Fittingly titled the "Paths to Independence" campaign, both monetary and in-kind donations were pledged in support of key programs, services and operations assisting individuals with disabilities and disadvantages in the community.…Continue
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Discover Goodwill of Southern and Western Colorado is one of 15 non-profits selected by the state legislature to participate in the 2013 "Checkoff Colorado," a public awareness campaign promoting voluntary contributions to designated charitable organizations. Coloradans preparing 2012 state income taxes have the opportunity to contribute a portion of their returns or payments to the "Goodwill Industries Fund" by simply checking the corresponding box next to the…Continue
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KILLINGTON, Vt. – From rail jams, to live music and the world's best skiers and snowboarder competing on an Olympic-sized Superpipe, Vermont's Killington Resort will host dozens of on-snow events this season to thrill, enlighten and entertain competitors and spectators alike.
Highlights on the event's schedule include the Winter Dew Tour Jan. 20-23 and Snoe.down returning March 25-27. The Winter Dew Tour will showcase the top winter athletes from around the world competing in freeskiing (Slopestyle and Superpipe) and snowboarding (Slopestyle and Superpipe) at Bear Mountain.
"The Winter Dew Tour has established itself as one of the premier winter events out there, and we are pleased to have been asked to host this world-class event for these outstanding athletes to showcase their talents," said Killington's President and General Manager Chris Nyberg. Winter Dew Tour General Manager, Chris Prybylo added, "We're looking forward to a successful event on all levels. It's a great mountain, a great town and we'll have elite competition venues featuring their new 22-foot Superpipe."
Killington Resort's on-mountain events for the 2010-11 season include the following:
Loaded Turkey Rail Jam – November 21
This year, we're kicking off the season with the Loaded Turkey rail jam, Thanksgiving style! That's right, with a turkey as the grand prize along with all the fixings for second and third place winners.
Rails 2 Riches Rail Jam – December 11
For the sixth consecutive year, Rails 2 Riches rail jam returns to Killington with skiers and snowboarders battling it out for a share of the $15,000 cash purse. Slide the rails or come watch the elite as they compete under the lights and warm up by our winter bonfire.
K-Town Showdown Series – Dec. 18, Jan. 15, Feb. 19, Mar. 26
This year, the K-Town Showdown Series presented by Monster Energy will feature four events, including rail jams and a slopestyle, open to both skiers and riders of all ages. Competitors will battle for sweet prizes and bragging rights. Showdown dates are Dec. 18, Jan. 15, Feb. 19, and March 26.
Under Armour 3rd Rail Jam – January 1
The best way to kick off 2011 is with a rail jam! The Under Armour 3rd Rail Jam showcases some of the best amateur skiers and riders with a winner-takes-all format. Plus, this event will feature MC battles, hip hop music and live performances throughout an eight resort nation-wide tour.
Collegiate Snowfest and Winter Games – January 2-14, January 4-7
Join college students from around the country as we kick off our two week-long Collegiate Snowfest with the Collegiate Winter Games. If you've got what it takes to rep your school, your team can compete in a series of three free events including Mountain Ops, King of the Mountain and Cardboard Derby. Collegiate Snowfest will be filled with nightly off-hill activities and parties for college students!
Winter Dew Tour – January 20-23
Killington Resort will host the second of three stops for the Winter Dew Tour, January 20-23, 2011. Entering its third season, the top athletes in the world will take part in the 2010-11 Winter Dew Tour, all competing for the highly coveted Dew Cup that will be awarded at the Toyota Championship at Snowbasin Resort.
Gatorade Free Flow Tour – January 29-30
The Gatorade Free Flow Tour, The National that gives amateur skiers and riders a chance to compete for top prize in Killington's Dream Maker terrain park and 22-foot high Superpipe. As the official amateur series of the Winter Dew Tour, Gatorade Free Flow Tour offers winners from each event all expense-paid trips to the Tour Finals in February.
Burton Stash Gathering – March 19
The best free riders in the east and beyond will gather at Killington's Stash to take advantage of the natural terrain and all the creative elements the mountain has to offer. If your idea of a perfect day involves picking the most jibbable treeline, and knocking fresh powder off a cabin roof, you'll need to join us at the Stash Gathering at Bear Mountain. Registration will be open to snowboarders only.
Snoe.down – March 25-27
Snoe.down 2011, the all-ages Winter Music & Sports Festival hosted by moe. returns to central Vermont with performances in the Killington and Rutland region. In addition to multiple moe. sets, Snoe.down 2011 will feature musical performances by a variety of bands.
Bud Light Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge – April 2-3
The annual Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge competition heats up on Saturday as 200 amateur bumpers take to the slopes of Outer Limits to battle it out for top honors. The top 32 men and 16 women will return to compete in a head-to-head competition on Sunday. Participants run a dual course with sudden death format; only the winners advance.
Sunshine Daydream Ski and Music Festival – April 16
Listen to a great lineup of Dead-inspired tunes, rock a tie-dye and check out Shakedown Street as you groove to the live music. The all-ages Sunshine Daydream Festival is free of charge with bands performing live on the outdoor stage rain or shine.
Pond Skimming – April 23
A wacky right of spring! Skim the pond or watch while others try. Prizes awarded for best skim, best splash, best costume and the special judge's award.
About Killington Resort
Killington Resort offers the most diverse ski and snowboard terrain in the East, world-class terrain parks, an expansive lift network, the most extensive snowmaking system in the world complemented by numerous off-mountain activities, including après, dining, shopping and lodging options. For the 2010-11 season, Killington Resort is the East Coast stop for the Winter Dew Tour, Jan. 20-23, showcasing the top winter ski and snowboard athletes from around the world competing in Superpipe and slopestyle competition at Bear Mountain. www.killington.com


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In a preview of Sunday's Real Housewives of Atlanta: Reunion Part 2, NeNe Leakes is seen explaining to Bravo's Andy Cohen that if it wasn't for her, Sheree most likely would have never gotten cast!
Us Weekly reports that NeNe explained to Andy, "Sheree interviewed, however they thought she was a tad bit boring, and I went to bat for her." Sheree of course denied claims saying, "In the first season, I'm the one who got it jumped off."
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Afghan Journal
Lifting the veil on conflict, culture and politics
Suicide bombings in Pakistan: the bloodiest year
Even before Saturday's horrific attack in which at least 40 people were killed in Pakistan's Bajaur region on the Afghan border, the current year is turning out to be the most successful for suicide bombers in the country since the 2001 U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan.
According to an analysis by Amir Mir in The News, 1224 people were killed and more than 2100 wounded in sucide bombings during the year, slightly up from the previous year which was itself a record since Pakistan signed up for the war on terrorism. The number of suicide attacks, by itself, fell by as much as 35 percent, which means the attacks that took place had a greater strike rate.
On an average, the "human bombs" killed just over a 100 people each month, which tells you just how much the country has been sucked into the fires of extremism. The latest attack was carried out, according to Pakistani media. by a burqa-clad woman bomber in a food distribution centre where people displaced by the fighting earlier between security forces and Taliban militants had gathered for aid.
Amir provides an interesting breakup of the suicide attacks by geography and by the targets of the attacks. There isn't a part of Pakistan untouched by the suicide bomber, though Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa or North West Frontier Province as it was formerly called, was by far the most common staging ground for such attacks. followed by the Federally-Administered Tribal Areas and then Punjab. Of the 52 suicide attacks, not counting the latest one, 37 took place in the Pashtun belt of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and FATA.
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
On either side of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border: Bajaur and Kunar
What is going on in Kunar and Bajaur, two neighbouring regions on either side of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border?
NPR has a view from the Afghan side in this piece written from the perspective of U.S. troops fighting in Kunar. (h/t The Captain's Journal) Key takeaways are the level of mistrust about the Pakistanis, driven by the suspicion its military is supporting the Taliban, and the presence of a massive but newly abandoned CIA post there.
Challenging the myths of Pakistan's turbulent northwest
Reuters' journalist Myra Macdonald travelled to Pakistan's northwest on the border with Afghanistan to find that some of the Kiplingesque images of xenophobic Pasthuns and ungovernable lands may be a bit off the mark especially now when the Pakistani army has taken the battle to the Islamist militants. Here's her account :
By Myra MacDonald
KHAR, Pakistan – I had not expected Pakistan's tribal areas to be so neat and so prosperous.
You got to do more, Pakistan tells United States
The shoe's on the other foot. The Pakistani army is saying that it's being let down by U.S. forces in eastern Afghanistan just when it has made hard-fought gains against militants along its stretch of the border.
Some 700 militants have fled a successful military offensive in Pakistan's Bajaur tribal agency to the Afghan province of Kunar just over the border but no action had been taken against them, according to a Reuters report from the area.


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KCI Airport reports May traffic
The City of Kansas City, Mo., Aviation Department reports that the Kansas City International Airport recorded 867,590 passengers arriving and departing through its gates in May, which represents a decrease of 12.2 percent from May 2008. Passenger boardings at KCI were down 13.8 percent, with a total of 443,674 during May. For the year to date, boardings at KCI totaled 1,888,861, a decrease of 17.3 percent from the same period last year.
The number of peak-day scheduled aircraft departures for May was 207. Service was offered to 48 nonstop markets. There was an average of 39,082 arriving and departing seats available in the market each day, down 13.2 percent from last year.
Air cargo tonnages, which consist of both freight and mail transported by air, for all carriers at KCI were down 30.4 percent in May. For the year to date, air cargo at KCI is down 25.6 percent from the same period last year. Air freight handled at KCI during May amounted to more than 14 million pounds, which represents a year-over-year decrease of 29.8 percent. Air mail for May was down 40.4 percent from May 2008. The all-cargo carriers reported four daily departures for May.
The Kansas City Airport System is an Enterprise Fund Department of the City of Kansas City, Mo., and is supported wholly by airport user charges. No general tax fund revenues are used for the administration, promotion, operation, or maintenance of the airports in the system. Visit www.flykci.com for more information.
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Trafford News by Cathy Doyle
The North Jefferson News
I hope everyone had a very merry Christmas.
• Happy birthday today to Christy Boatright.
• Warrior "I" Church of God will be having their annual watch night service, beginning New Year's Eve at 7 p.m. and ending on New Year's Day. The guest speakers will be Richard Handly and James Eason. The guest singers will be The Simmons Family. Everyone is invited.
• Love's Crossing Church of God will host THIRST on Jan. 4. at 7 p.m. Come on out and join us.
• Love's Crossing Church of God will be in Revival with John Ritcheson Jan. 17-22.
• Mavis Lawson will be having Bible study in the Warrior Medical Associates office waiting room on Jan. 14 at 7 p.m.
• Happy birthday to three of my co-workers on Dec. 28: Jerri Metcalf, Laurel Boehm and Rachal Banks. I hope you have wonderful birthdays.
• Happy anniversary to my stepson and daughter-in-law, Doug and Nancy Doyle on Dec. 28.
• Happy birthday to: Wilma Nichols, Wendy Lowe and Joyce Tyler on Dec. 29; Thomas White and Ellen Wilson on Dec. 30; and Randy Glass and Brooke Sherrell on Dec. 31.
• Happy anniversary to my parents, Ray and Opal Wakeland on Dec. 31. I love you and hope it is great.
• I pray for a great New Year for all of us.
• Remember to pray especially for our service men and women and their families now and always. Have a very blessed week and may God richly bless you all. I love and appreciate each one of you.
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Last day for ball registration
Today is last day for Morris Youth Association baseball/softball registration. You can register at Warrior Elementary School Gym from 9 a.m. till noon. The cost is $145 for ages 5-12 and $65 for ages 3-4.
Winter camp meeting set for Feb. 20
Valentine's Day is right around the corner; remember all those you love, not just on Valentine's Day, but every day. We are not promised tomorrow, so lets make every day count.
Remember your loved ones this week
Happy birthday to my oldest daughter, Raygan Pelkey. Raygan is turning 4 Tuesday. Raygan, you have been such a blessing to raise and I am honored and privileged to have you as my daughter.
Liver U talk coming to Fultondale
Fultondale City Council meets the second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. and the fourth Monday at 11:30 a.m. at Fultondale City Hall. Meetings are open to the public.
What to do at the first sign of bugs
Garden tip: At the first sign of bugs, mix one quart of warm water, five drops of liquid soap, five drops of ammonia and one drop of Listerine mouthwash.
Use banana peels for plants
Garden Tip: When you boil eggs, keep the water that the eggs were boiled in along with the egg shells. You can pour the water and shells around tomato plants to keep down blossom-end rot.
A mixture to keep white flies away
Garden tip: White flies are on several plants at this writing. Mix one tablespoon of dish liquid with 1/4 cup of Listerine mouth wash with 1/4 cup of ammonia and one tablespoon of garlic powder. Over spray with this mixture in one gallon of warm water. Use the spray mixture while the water is still warm. You can use a quart sprayer or a gallon sprayer.
Mixture to solve fern problems
If you are having trouble with your ferns, use this mixture.
Mixture to use when transplanting shrubs
Garden tip: When you transplant a shrub or tree, mix in one gallon of warm water, 1/3 cup hydrogen peroxide, 1/4 cup of baby shampoo, 4 tablespoons of instant tea granules and 2 tablespoons of fish emulsion.
Autism events scheduled for April
April is Autism Awareness Month. There are a couple of things going on in the area. You can visit www.alabamaautism.org for more information, to register for these events, or to make a much-needed donation to this wonderful organization.
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For the first time in almost 30 years, the winner of Tuesday's 4th Congressional Election will not be Barney Frank but rather Democrat Joseph Kennedy III or Republican Sean Bielat.
With Frank retiring at the end of his term in January, Kennedy or Bielat will be the district's next Congressman representing Foxborough.
Bielat, along with his wife, Hope, and two young children, Theo and Seraphina, stopped by the Freedman-Kennedy School in Norfolk just after 10 a.m. Tuesday to cast their ballots for the general election. For Bielat, this is his second attempt at running for Congress, losing to Frank in the 2010 election.
"I think I made the right choices in the voting booth. Feel good about who we voted," Bielat said after submitting his ballot.
The GOP candidate will be on the road all day with stops in Attleboro, Taunton, Sharon, and Wellesley planned before ending the day at the campaign's party in Needham.
Like other candidates, Bielat is happy to see the high voter turnout at his previous stops, noting the high turnout he saw while making an appearance at Franklin High School earlier in the day.
"I'm really glad to see the high turnout. I like to see people participating in the process and it's an exciting day," he said. "Regardless of outcome, it's an exciting day. Because it gives people the chance to have their voice be heard and hopefully whoever gets into office, they'll be looking out for our best interest and do a good job."
With only hours left before the polls close, Bielat said he didn't have any nerves going into today and was satisfied with his campaign.
"I feel like we've done what we needed to do and what we could do and now it's just in the hands of the voters," Bielat said. "I just hope everybody goes into the voting booth, understands who the candidates are, what we stand for, and makes an informed decision. As long as that happens, I feel good about everything."


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Delegation of Armenian Community representatives inGeorgialed by Primate of the Georgian Diocese of theArmenian Apostolic Church, Bishop Vazgen Mirzakhanyan visited Patriarch of all Georgians Ilya the Second on January 11. They congratulated New Year and Christmas of the Georgian religious leader.
Primate of the Georgian Diocese of theArmenian Apostolic Church, Bishop Vazgen Mirzakhanyan spoke about the terrible situation of Armenian Churches inTbilisiwith Patriarch. The later promised to mediate to solve the problem.
To be sincere this promise is not reliable at all. Georgian side promises to protect Armenian Churches in its territory but we wee just the opposite. As everyone remembersArmenian Church St. Nshan in Georgian capital Tbilisi was burnt on January 9. People who live nearby informed Times.am reporter that they did not know the reason of the fire. At the same time they noted that people without place to live, drug-men and drunk men always gather at the church, which is left by everyone.
Georgian authorities also do not answer to the question about the reasons of the fire. Firemen of our neighboring country put out the fire not with foam but with water and it also damaged the walls of the church. As a result of all these damages South-Eastern wall of the church went to ruin on January 9. This is not the first case and other Armenian Churches inTbilisiare in more terrible situation or have already just gone to ruin.


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Two men are in hospital after a shooting in a shopping centre car park in Melbourne's south-east.
One man, in his 30s, was found in a silver-grey BMW at Parkmore Shopping Centre in Keysborough about 12.30pm on Thursday with a gunshot wound to his leg. A second man, also aged in his 30s, went to Dandenong Hospital with minor facial injuries caused by a gun shot, police said.
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The first man was taken to The Alfred in a serious but stable condition. Police are investigating whether he was shot in the leg as the result of the gun accidentally firing in the BMW.
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Inspector Bruce Kitchen said both men were refusing to cooperate with police about what had happened but that both were believed to have been injured in the car park and that the wounds were inflicted with a simliar shot gun.
"Just after midday, we received a report of a male being shot in the Parkmore Shopping Centre car park. He's been shot in the leg, one single gun shot wound, and some time later another male has reported at the Dandenong Hospital and he's got minor facial injuries as a result of a gun shot," Inspector Kitchen said.
"We're presuming that they're related."
Both men remain under police guard in hospital.
An Ambulance Victoria spokesman said a caller reported a man sitting in a car with a smashed window and leg injuries just after midday.


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The father of one of the men accused of raping a girl in 2011 vocally expressed his frustration Wednesday that his son and another man accused of the alleged assault remained in juvenile detention when they had only been charged.
Meanwhile, prosecutors have filed a motion to try the two Morristown men—who have not been named since they were juveniles at the time of the alleged incident—as adults. Morris County Superior Court Family Division Judge Michael Paul Wright is expected to hear from prosecutors and defense attorneys for the pair on Oct. 16 and decide whether to grant the request.
The two men, along with 19-year-old Tyrec Phillips—an adult at the time of the alleged incident who has appeared in adult criminal court—are accused of giving a 17-year-old girl something to drink at a Hazel Street home in September 2011 that caused her to fall in and out of consciousness. The three then allegedly drove the unconscious girl to a secluded spot on Monroe Street, near Evergreen Cemetery, where the alleged sexual assault occurred.
Phillips was released Sept. 21 from jail on $100,000 bail—. Meanwhile, the two 18-year-olds currently being tried as juveniles have remained in juvenile detention for more than a month.
Unlike the maximum sentence of four years as juveniles the two men, if tried as adults, could face up to 20 years in prison.
"I think it is so unfair my son is being treated this way," the father said to the judge. "He is being punished on a mere accusation. I just don't like what's going on."
The father said, despite their names not being publicly released due to their juvenile status, "everyone knows. He's being maliciously [accused] in these papers," he said. "I would go so far as to say this is borderline racist. If these were white kids, they wouldn't be here."
Judge Wright, who like the father and those accused is black, said, "what I have before me is probable cause that your son has been involved in a heinous event."
As the father tried to again speak, the judge said, "stop talking."
"I'm trying to help you understand," he said. "Your son is not the first defendant to be charged and remain in custody."
Wright did note that "pre-adjudicative detention," the legal standard in Morris County, "troubles me."
"I have often and will continue to beg the powers-that-be for a home electronic detention program," he said, noting such a program currently exists as close as in Sussex County. "I think this is the type of case [that warrants it]. But, we don't have it."
Should circumstances change involving the two men leading up to the Oct. 16 waiver hearing, "I will of course revisit it at that time," the judge said.
Until then, "clearly my analysis of risk or harm outweighs the unfairness of pre-adjudicated detention," the judge said.


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The Leisure and Cultural Services Department announced today (July 1) that the Jockey Club Wong Shek Water Sports Centre and Tai Mei Tuk Water Sports Centre will be temporarily closed from tomorrow as the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department had confirmed that the two fishes seen by the public at Hoi Ha Wan on June 29 were shark.
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First published in The Pink on Saturday, September 17, 2011
THE star-studded world of European football returned this week, and for the first time in a number of years, has had an impact on Saints.
As you know, this weekend's match with Birmingham was put back to Sunday thanks to their Europa League (or UEFA Cup as we actually know it) match with Braga on Thursday.
It's been a number of years since a Saints fixture was affected by a match involving continental opposition, other than people wanting to stay in and watch a Champions League match rather than watching Saints take on Leyton Orient or someone.
It's somewhat depressing to think that it is now eight years since Saints made a short foray into the world of European football following a rather sizeable period stuck to these shores.
For many Saints fans, that will be the sole memory of European football, left to lament missed chances against Steaua Bucharest and listen to more mature fans recall tales of the Cup Winners Cup exploits and so much more from the early 80s.
For those of us deprived of seeing our club in continental competition, it can something of a kick-in-theproverbials when you see clubs with aspirations on UEFA's premier competition rather than the secondary one deride the tournament.
Playing the likes of FC Sion or Skonta Riga may not be as sexy as lining up against Barcelona or Inter, but can it really be as pointless as they make it out to be?
Would they rather finish fourth in the Premier League than get to a major European final? Apparently so. Even Birmingham put out a much changed side during the week, although their circumstances are slightly different knowing that as a Championship side, the odds or progressing too far must be against them.
But putting aside the problems presented by European football, would Saints not love the chance to be back there again? Odd looking kit and all?
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While that should be stored securely in the 'fantasy' box for the time being, it is important we remember the atmosphere at St Mary's the night Romania's finest came to visit.
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By Martha Neil
Sentenced to a life prison term in 1983 after being convicted of second-degree murder in the slayings of two U.S. marshals, Yorie Von Kahl has apparently honed his litigation skills in the meantime.
Unhappy with a summary of a judge's sentencing ruling published by a Bureau of National Affairs Inc. reporter, he sued for defamation in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, representing himself, and recently won a favorable ruling on a motion for judgment filed by opposing counsel, the Blog of Legal Times reports.
At issue were comments made by a prosecutor concerning sentencing, which Kahl recounted in a pro se 2005 petition for certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court.
A Criminal Law Reporter summary of the cert petition made it sound as though the comments, which were critical of Kahl, had come from the judge, the BLT article explains. BNA said this was because Kahl, in his cert petition, gave that impression, and its publication had simply provided an accurate account of the petition.
The company's argument that a fair reporting privilege should thus provide a shield against Kahl's suit was unsuccessful, however—the judge said the plaintiff had asserted a valid libel claim concerning the publication's contention that he showed no contrition for his crimes. A March 30 opinion (PDF) also held that Kahl's murder conviction does not make him "libel proof;" that Kahl is a limited-purpose public figure; and that Kahl cannot seek damages for libel per se but may prove special damages.
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A two year investigation of a criminal enterprise operating in the West Contra Costa area comes to a close, resulting in the seizure of approximately 475 pounds of methamphetamine--a street value of over $17 million dollars--and 17 subjects arrested for suspicion of drug and firearms related offenses.
Known as Operation Crystal Lens, agents of the West Contra Costa County Narcotic Team (West-NET) comprised of ten local agencies, included the El Cerrito Police Department, teamed up with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to serve several search and arrest warrants throughout Contra Costa County.
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In November 2013, the West Contra Costa County Narcotic Team (West-NET) comprised of ten local agencies and supervised by a California Department of Justice Task Force Commander, teamed with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to conclude a two year investigation of a criminal enterprise operating in the West Contra Costa County area.
As a result of the investigation, known as Operation Crystal Lens, agents of the West-NET task force coordinated a major enforcement takedown serving several search and arrest warrants throughout Contra Costa County, effectively dismantling a major drug trafficking organization in our communities.
The primary mission of West-NET is the investigation and eventual disruption and dismantlement of criminal drug trafficking organizations that impact our communities. The narcotic investigation team consists of law enforcement partners from local, state and federal law enforcement agencies in Contra Costa County.
Operation Crystal Lens, in conjunction with a previous narcotic trafficking investigation in 2009, identified a criminal enterprise trafficking large amounts of methamphetamine and other controlled substances in Contra Costa County.
Through Operation Crystal Lens, investigators learned the enterprise is a recipient of controlled substances from the Sinaloa Cartel. Law enforcement also found the criminal enterprise is involved in the trafficking of narcotics, firearms, the laundering of proceeds. The targets of the investigation have been identified as being connected to the Norteno criminal street gang.
During the course of the wrap-up of the Operation Crystal Lens 17 subjects were arrested for suspicion of drug and firearms related offenses. One suspect named Garbriel URTIZ is still outstanding The Operation Crystal Lens resulted in the seizure of approximately 475 pounds of methamphetamine, with a street value of over $17 million dollars, 158 grams of cocaine, valued at $12,000, numerous firearms with high capacity magazines, U.S. Currency in excess of $950,000.00, along with the seizure of numerous vehicles and motorcycles used to facilitate the trafficking of controlled substances.
This investigation would not be possible without the leadership and support of the West Contra Costa Executive Board and the delineated law enforcement and prosecutorial law enforcement agencies.
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