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"I feel better about our team because they came in and overcame a bunch of adversity and they won in a hostile environment on the road."
Holgorsen and offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson leaned on sophomore running back Andrew Buie, who had 35 touches and 281 all-purpose yards. Smith threw for a season-low 268 yards, but didn't hurt his Heisman push with four touchdowns and no interceptions.
It may surprise you to know that the Mountaineers are now 6-0 under Holgorsen when Smith doesn't reach 300 passing yards.
That's a testament to Holgorsen, who has won 15 of his first 18 games as a head coach. He'll adapt to win, even if it means the guru of gunslinging has to keep his sidearm holstered. His willingness to attempt fourth down conversions - on fourth-and-2, 4, 9, 6 and 1 - shouldn't be considered careless or wreckless. WVU averaged 14.4 yards on fourth downs against Texas, including a touchdown.
The fourth-down conversions came on three drives, all of which produced touchdowns rather than a punt or turnover on downs.
Buie became the third 100-yard rusher in Holgorsen's short career. Not coincidentally, Saturday was the third time WVU has attempted more running plays than passes since Holgorsen started putting his fingerprints on this offense. In the 15 other games with more passes than runs, there were no 100-yard rushers.
Holgorsen isn't the stubborn type. If he sees something to exploit, he exploits it. He has more maverick hairs than maverick moments during the flow of the game.
"You never know exactly what (the defense is) going to do," Dawson said, "but they were obviously trying to take away our big play playing two safeties high, which obviously is a hat on a hat inside. We felt like if we could block man on man we could run the ball on them.
"Defenses are going to adjust. If you run the ball well it helps out the pass game. If we see a team and they're going to have a weak box, we've got to run the football."
WVU had 42 runs and 35 passes against Texas. The ratio was 19-to-11 in the second half as adjustments were made and success begat success.
On the defensive side of the ball, however, West Virginia gave up 40-plus points for the second consecutive week, only the fifth time that's happened in program history. The other back-to-back games of at least 40 points allowed - in 1904, 1960, 1978 and 2000 - were all losses.
Holgorsen's team does it differently - perception be damned.
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Omaha philanthropist Dick Holland doesn't remember the exact date, but the year was '47, the uniform number was 42 and the ballplayer, fortunately, was a man of fortitude.
"Jackie Robinson comes to bat the first time," Dick recalled, "and there is a buzz — everybody is watching to see what he will do. Well, he gets on first base with a single and the buzz gets louder, because everyone knows he's going to steal second base.
"Sure enough, he steals second. Then the buzz gets even louder and he steals third. He was driving the pitcher and catcher mad. He got three hits that day."
Holland was 26 or 27 when he saw that game at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn. Robinson was 28 and in his historic rookie year.
Saturday night in Omaha, 66 years later, Holland attended the movie "42" about Robinson becoming the first black player in the major leagues in the modern era. Robinson endured racist catcalls and played with dignity.
Dick liked the film, but he most enjoys recounting the memory of visiting brother Bill Holland in New York and seeing Robinson play in person.
"I had read some of the tales of how Jackie was treated in some towns," Dick recalled. "He overcame the prejudices."
A longtime backer of the civil rights movement, Holland followed Robinson's baseball career and his life afterward. Both were relatively short.
Because he came to the majors late, he played only 10 years. And because of a heart attack in 1972, he died at a mere 53. But his impact was huge.
To hear 91-year-old Dick Holland expound enthusiastically on a memory from long ago is delightful enough. Even more enjoyable is knowing that he has recovered from pneumonia and complications last year and is "up to my ears in all my interests, even more so than I had hoped."
"He has bounced back," said attorney John Cavanaugh, a friend and the executive director of the nonprofit Building Bright Futures, of which Holland is board chairman.
If you've never met Dick, listen to Cavanaugh's apt, one-word description of his personality: "Ebullient."
His name and that of his late wife, Mary, grace Omaha's $100�million Holland Performing Arts Center, which opened in 2005. The amount they donated never has been revealed, and I couldn't pry it out of him, but Dick said: "It was a lot."
For a guy worth hundreds of millions of dollars, saying "a lot" says a lot.
Though he doesn't remember the exact date that he saw Jackie Robinson play, Dick can come up with another date quicker than you can say Jack Robinson: May 16, 1961.
That's the day he and Mary had the sense to join the original partnership of a 30-year-old financial whiz named Warren Buffett. Yes, that guy — a fellow Omahan who became the world's greatest investor.
As Dick says, if you've had the good fortune to amass a fortune, you should share it with others. He is doing so with many charitable and civic causes.
Joan Squires, president of Omaha Performing Arts, said that after 7� years, the Holland Center is approaching a total attendance of 1 million.
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"Dick is passionate about everything that happens at the Holland Center," Squires said Monday. "He attends regularly, he's engaged and he is our No. 1 ambassador. He's a believer in the arts, and he's committed to this community."
He also is a believer in education, especially in bringing people out of poverty, the mission of Building Bright Futures.
"A major problem in education," he said, "is getting a kid ready for kindergarten. That means a good vocabulary and exposure to all kinds of stimulation in the family. Very poor kids often don't get that."
The recipient of a 2010 Horatio Alger Award in Washington, D.C., for "personal and professional success despite humble and challenging beginnings," World War II veteran Holland is attuned to those who work hard to improve their lives.
Jackie Robinson, whom Dick Holland saw as a rookie, created a buzz — he worked hard, overcame prejudice and laid the groundwork for others to build bright futures.
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The Board of Commissioners of the Village of Palos Park, Cook County, Illinois held its regular meeting on Monday, November 28, 2011. Mayor Mahoney called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Answering to roll call were Commissioners Milovich-Walters, Reed, Polk, Oliven, and Mayor Mahoney. Also in attendance were Marie Arrigoni, Village Clerk; Rick Boehm, Village Manager; Jacob Karaca, Assistant Village Attorney; Steve Manning, Community Development Director; Joe Miller, Police Chief; Michael Sibrava, Public Works Director; Barbara Maziarek, Finance Director; Kathi May, Deputy Clerk; Julie Fitzgibbons, Administrative Assistant and Cathy Gabel, Deputy Village Clerk. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 14, 2011: Commissioner Milovich-Walters moved, seconded by Commissioner Reed, to approve the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting held on November 14, 2011 as presented.
On the call of the roll, the vote was as follows: AYES: -3- Commissioners Milovich-Walters, Reed, and Mayor Mahoney NAYS: -0- ABSTAIN -2- Commissioners Polk and Oliven
RECOGNITIONS/PROCLAMATIONS/APPOINTMENTS/PRESENTATIONS: SHERIFF'S YOUTH MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS: Mayor Mahoney and Commissioner Polk recognized eleven students from the Palos Park area who were recipients of the 2011 Cook County Sheriff's Youth Medal of Honor. The award is given to residents of Cook County, grades 9-12, who have provided meaningful volunteer service to their communities. A minimum of 100 hours of voluntary (unpaid) community service is required to qualify. 2011 recipients of the Sheriff's Medal of Honor were Kelli Krown, Mesoptamia Nowotarski, Hailey Bandyk, Lauren Becker, William Gierach, Elena Georgiou, Samantha Goerg, Kevin Pendl, Frank Slabenak, Carolyn Sliwa, and Beca Manske. COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT (CAFR) PRESENTATION: Jody Gauthier, Partner with Wolf & Company LLP, Certified Public Accountants, presented an overview of the Villages financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2011. She reported the Village of Palos Park has received a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for its Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the Fiscal Year ended April 30, 2010. A Certificate of Achievement for excellence in financial reporting is presented by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada to government units and public employee retirement systems whose comprehensive annual financial reports (CAFR's) achieve the highest standards in government accounting and financial reporting. Wolfe & Company LLP has also issued an unqualified ("clean") opinion on the Village's financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2011. This is the highest level the Village can receive. The purpose of an audit is to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the basic financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used by the Village and estimates made by management a well as evaluating the overall basic financial presentation. HEARINGS: None CONSENT AGENDA: All items on the consent agenda are routine or have been brought forward at the direction of the Board of Commissioners and will be enacted with one motion. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the consent agenda and considered separately. Commissioner Milovich-Walters moved, seconded by Commissioner Reed to:
A. approve Hackney's request for a Special Event Liquor License for the Holiday Tree Lighting on Friday, December 2, 2011 B. approve payment of invoices on the Warrant List for November 28, 2011 in the amount of $136,100.30
On the call of the roll, the vote was as follows:
AYES: -5- Commissioners Milovich-Walters, Reed, Polk, Oliven, and Mayor Mahoney NAYS: -0- ABSENT: -0-
OLD BUSINESS: None BOARD, COMMISSION, AND COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS: None INFORMATION & UPDATES: COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS AND STREETS/RECREATION, NICOLE MILOVICH-WALTERS: PAVING PROJECT: Commissioner Milovich-Walters reported the pavement reconstruction project using Full Depth Recycling (FDR) on 81st and 82nd Avenues between 123rd and 126th Streets has been completed. Full Depth Recycling pulverizes and reuses all the existing material in the pavement, base and subgrade and mixes in a Portland Cement slurry to create a new base that can be overlaid with a minimum amount of asphalt to create a roadway with a twenty year life expectancy. FDR is used on streets that have deteriorated to a point where patching and resurfacing is no longer a cost effective method of repair. TREE LIGHTING AND HOLIDAY BAZAAR: Commissioner Milovich-Walters reported the Village Tree Lighting and Holiday Bazaar will be held on Friday, December 2nd from 5:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. at the Recreation Center. Hayrack rides, food and beverages will be available. Young children can create a holiday craft in the lower level. Performances by the Palos West Choir, Palos Park Recreation Dance, Palos South Choir, Palos Park Presbyterian Community Church Hand Bell Choir, and the Sandburg Chamber Singers begin at 5:15 p.m. COMMISSIONER OF BUILDING & PUBLIC PROPERTY, G. DARRYL REED: BUILDING DEPARTMENT REPORT: Commissioner Reed reported the Building Department issued 12 building permits totaling $18,608.70 in fees from November 8, 2011 through November 23, 2011. The Building Department conducted 31 inspections. No Certificates of Occupancy were issued. No exaction fees were collected. To date, Tree Bank Fund remains at $5,456.00. ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF 120TH STREET: As previously discussed at the last two Council meetings, Commissioner Reed reiterated Robert Noetzel's request for a vacation of the unimproved right-of-way of 120th Street alongside his lot. Mr. Noetzel's lot is 1.91 acres and if combined with the right-of-way would total 2.5 acres. The resulting parcel is of a sufficient size to create an additional buildable lot however, it is the homeowner's intent not to subdivide. The ordinance before Council addresses the right-of-way, a public utility and drainage easement, a pedestrian walkway easement and a covenant regarding any future subdivision or tax division of the parcel created by the combination of the adjacent property. Commissioner Reed moved, seconded by Commissioner Milovich-Walters, to adopt an Ordinance Vacating a Portion of 120th Street, East of 92nd Avenue (Noetzel – 9105 West 120th Street) On the call of the roll, the vote was as follows:
AYES: -5- Commissioners Reed, Milovich-Walters, Polk, Oliven, and Mayor Mahoney NAYS: -0- ABSENT: -0-
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY, DANIEL POLK: POLICE ACTIVITY REPORT: Commissioner Polk reported the Police Department received 415 calls for service from November 15, 2011 through November 27, 2011. Palos Park Police also issued 36 parking tickets, 28 traffic tickets, 0 ordinance violations, completed 21 case reports, arrested 9 adults and 0 juveniles, 1 impound, 6 Senior Checks, 21 citizen assists and 12 community contact hours. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE VILLAGE AND PALOS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL: As previously reported, the Palos Park Police Department and Palos Community Hospital's Public Safety Department have held conversations regarding hospital staff/construction traffic and its impact on 80th Avenue. A recommended course of action has been agreed upon by the Village and the hospital. Palos Community Hospital will pay the Village $20 per day Monday – Friday for traffic assistance on 80th Avenue. Community Service Officers will assist in the management of traffic out of the hospital facility and general area. In addition, Palos Community Hospital will support, in part, the Village of Palos Park's Community Service Officer Program. Commissioner Polk moved, seconded by Commissioner Milovich-Walters, to approve a Memorandum of Understanding between the Village of Palos Park and Palos Community Hospital. On the call of the roll, the vote was as follows:
AYES: -5- Commissioners Polk, Milovich-Walters, Reed, Oliven, and Mayor Mahoney NAYS: -0- ABSENT: -0-
ORDINANCE REGARDING HEARING REQUESTS AND WRITTEN CONTEST FOR LOCAL VEHICULAR ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUDICATION: The ordinance as presented for consideration amends Village Code to afford the owner of a vehicle being operated in violation of Section 424.02 the opportunity to request a hearing and "Written Contest" which clearly states that any person may appear at the initial administrative hearing to contest the validity of the vehicular regulation violation notice without personally appearing. Commissioner Polk moved, seconded by Commissioner Oliven, to adopt an Ordinance Amending Part Four, Chapter 424, Section 424.05(a) and Part Four, Chapter 426, Sections 426.03(d) and 426.08(a) of the Palos Park Village Code in regard to Hearing Requests and Written Contest for Local Vehicular Administrative Adjudication. On the call of the roll, the vote was as follows:
AYES: -5- Commissioners Polk, Oliven, Milovich-Walters, Reed, and Mayor Mahoney NAYS: -0- ABSENT: -0-
CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FOR DETECTIVE BARRY CHURIN: A Certificate of Appreciation was awarded to Palos Park Police Detective Barry Churin from the Indian Head Park, IL Police Department for dedicated and diligent investigative work as part of the South Suburban Major Crimes Task Force Team which helped lead to an arrest of an individual who was charged in the homicide of a young female in her home. Indian Head Park Police Chief Frank Alonzo stated Detective Churin displayed exceptional professionalism and dedication to duty. COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS AND FINANCES, KENT OLIVEN: Commissioner Oliven had no formal report this evening however he read several library announcements. MAYOR'S REPORT: Mayor Mahoney had no formal report this evening however he read several announcements. CLERK'S REPORT: PALOS PARK SENIOR CLUB: Clerk Arrigoni reported the Seniors will have their Christmas Party on Monday, December 5th at Francesca's Ristorante. Following lunch, entertainment will be provided by Ed Young. VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT: ELECTRIC AGGREGATION REFERENDUM QUESTION FOR PRIMARY ELECTION: Manager Boehm reported Municipal Aggregation is an opportunity for a municipality to reduce its residents Commonwealth Edison bills by combining residential and small commercial retail electric accounts and seeking bids for a lower cost source of power. The Village Council believes it is in the best interests of the residents to submit a binding public question on the ballot at the General Primary Election on March 20, 2012 concerning whether the Village should have the authority to arrange for the supply of electricity for its residential and small commercial retail customers who do not opt out of such a program. Manager Boehm emphasized the Resolution before Council only gives the Village the authority to place a question to the voters. Only if the voters approve, can the Village move forward to seek bids for a lower source of power. Commissioner Oliven moved, seconded by Commissioner Reed, to pass a Resolution providing for and requiring the submission of a binding public question to determine whether the Village of Palos Park should have the authority to arrange for the supply of electricity for its residential and small commercial retail customers who do not opt out of such a program, to appear on the ballot of the electors of the Village of Palos Park at the General Primary Election to be held on March 20, 2012. On the call of the roll, the vote was as follows:
AYES: -5- Commissioners Oliven, Reed, Milovich-Walters, Polk, and Mayor Mahoney NAYS: -0- ABSENT: -0-
CITIZENS AND VISITORS COMMENT PERIOD: Maria Rogers – 12021 S. 93rd Avenue, Palos Park, IL – Mrs. Rogers congratulated the Cadets and Barry Churnin on their awards and also had questions regarding Municipal Electric Aggregation. ADJOURNMENT OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING: There being no further business, Commissioner Reed moved, seconded by Commissioner Oliven, to adjourn the meeting at 8: 37 p.m. On the call of the roll, the vote was as follows:
AYES: -5- Commissioners Reed, Oliven, Milovich-Walters, Polk, and Mayor Mahoney NAYS: -0- ABSENT: -0-
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MACON, Ga. – The FGCU women's soccer team remains unbeaten in Atlantic Sun play after a late goal in the 80th minute from sophomore Kayley Clay (Cape Coral, Fla./Bishop Verot HS/Lynn University), to shutout Mercer, 1-0, on Friday night.
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The Green and Blue held an 11-7 shot advantage over the 90 minutes of action, including 6 shots on goal. Senior keeper Stephanie Powers (Seffner, Fla./Armwood HS) made three critical stops to post her 26th career shutout and is now second all-time in A-Sun history. Powers hasn't allowed a goal in five straight games, including two double over-time affairs with a streak of 512 minutes without allowing a goal.
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green chile and cheese pancakes
Author Notes: after my sister-in-law in New Mexico sent us 30 lbs of hatch green chiles, we had to cook them up and roast the rest asap. the 1st night we made rellanos and a version of these pancakes, which was in a co-op leaflet from New Mexico Chile people. i didn't think to check the heat level of the individual chiles and so some of them were very mild and some were quite nuclear. i've fooled around with this recipe and they are delicious with a salad or as a side with meats. if you don't like hot foods, get the mild poblano or big jim chiles, or even red bell peppers--but Hatch are our very favorite if you can get them. - msgruvn
Makes maybe 4 people
- 1/2 cup roasted, peeled and chopped green chiles, or 1/2 c. canned
- 1 egg, separated
- 1 1/2 teaspoon flour
- 1 teaspoon fresh oregano (or 1/2 t. dry)
- 1 pinch kosher salt (optional)
- 1/2 cup cheddar or colby cheese, grated
- 1 teaspoon parsley, chopped (or cilantro)
- 1/4 cup celery, chopped small
- 1/3 cup onion, chopped small
- 1/2 teaspoon worchestershire sauce
- separate egg-beat white til stiff in bowl big enough to hold everything eventually in-set aside. beat yolk in separate bowl.
- beat flour, salt and oregano into yolks, then the rest of ingredients
- fold all into the stiff eggwhites
- heat skillet fairly hot, oil lightly and drop 1-2 T per pancake into pan. reduce heat to finish cooking, turning once. (these look weird before cooking-not to worry)
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Pancakes, Sweet or Savory
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almost 2 years ago LE BEC FIN
this is so very much like a recipe for John Wayne's Chiles Rellenos Casserole that mom made when I was growing up. It was baked and then topped with a tomato ranchera sauce. deLISH!!
almost 2 years ago msgruvn
thanks for the idea-i'll try this as a casserole next time. it would be easier when serving a group, like maybe the next poker game...
almost 2 years ago LE BEC FIN
well,iirc,the way you do it is to bake this mixture of your recipe for 30-45 minutes , then top with ranchera (tomato sauce w/ onions) sauce and bake another 15 minutes.
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The Église St-Irénée (Church of St. Irenaeus) in Lyon is a modest 19th-century church that marks the burial place of Lyon's most illustrious Christian citizen.
St. Irenaeus (125-202) was born in Asia Minor and became a priest under the first bishop of Lyon. He was on an errand in Rome when persecution broke out in Lyon, and when he returned he took the place of the martyred Bishop of Lyon, St. Pothius.
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Once upon a time, a couple of guys had such a great time at the YMCA they wrote a song about it. Now, your child will want to sing about camp at YMCA Urban Services. With today's deal, $199 picks up a week-long summer camp for kids entering grades kindergarten through eight (regularly $450). Take your pick of six one-week-long sessions beginning June 18-22 and ending July 23-27 and your child will meet, play, and match wits with fellow campers from across the East Bay. Camp is held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with extended care from 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. at no extra charge, and kids should bring lunches. Kids are divided into groups by age and will participate in activities like arts and crafts, sports and games, enrichment, fitness, clubs, projects, service learning, field trips, and more, with an emphasis on building confidence and leadership skills while having fun. Each week has its own awesome theme, from art to space exploration to sports or animals -- with a unique field trip. With a convenient location near San Pablo Avenue and MacArthur Freeway, it's easy for everyone to have fun at the Y-M-C-A.
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The Asperger's Association of New England is proud to announce its third annual "Seeing with a Different Eye: Art by Adults with Asperger Syndrome" exhibition at its fall conference on October 3, 2009. The Asperger Syndrome Connections conference, held annually by AANE, will be taking place on October 2-3 at the John Hancock Hall in Boston; this year's featured speakers are Kari Dunn Buron, MS, and Dr. Tony Attwood,...
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Alleged photos of early iPad prototype surface
Photos purporting to show an early iPad prototype -- potentially dating as far back as 2002 or 2004 -- have surfaced on the Web.
Network World today published photos it claims to have discovered in court documents filed between Apple and Samsung as part of the patent-infringement cases they're waging across the world. According to Yoni Heisler, who discovered the pictures, he started with a deposition Apple senior vice president of industrial design, Jonathan Ive, gave back in December on his recollection of the so-called 035 tablet mockup.
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In today's editions of The Valdosta Daily Times, readers should find a story about a group of Valdosta State Prison inmates who earned a fun day with their children.
For the past year, through the help of prison chaplain Pat Miller and volunteers like Bill Newcomb, these prisoners have participated in a Malachi Dads program that prepares them to be better fathers even though they are behind bars. Each week, prisoners meet for sessions. They have homework. They must complete reading assignments. They must be model inmates.
Miller selects participating inmates carefully. He vets their backgrounds, the nature of their crimes, where they are in their prison sentences, how they have behaved in prison.
Once selected, the inmates must walk the line. Get in trouble, fail to complete assignments, miss two weekly sessions, they are out of the program.
But if they stick with the program, they can acquire the tools to reach out to their children and possibly build a relationship as a father to a child. The chaplain and volunteers do not make contact for the inmates. There is no guarantee the children will respond. Another family member may block the child from receiving letters from the inmate. A child may refuse to accept the letters, but the men are shown how to take their first steps in building a bridge from father to child.
On Saturday, with their course work completed, Valdosta State Prison hosted a Returning Hearts Celebration. For several hours, children were allowed into the prison to visit their fathers. Not all of the participating inmates' children attended. Some of the attending children were youngsters; some were adults.
While children can come during any regular visitation, this celebration allowed inmates to play games with their children, carry their children, or hold their hands.
Some folks may read today's story and wonder why so much effort would be spent on inmates who have committed robbery, rape and murder? Why would people volunteer to help people who have committed crimes?
Because even behind prison bars, there must be some glimmer of hope, these volunteers say. As the chaplain has said in the past, many of these men will one day return to the outside world. Why not allow them to build family and godly relationships that may change their relationships with society when that release date comes?
Or these volunteers may well remember their verses from Matthew, the ones which speak of clothing the naked, helping the hungry and thirsty, visiting those in prison. The verse that opens: "And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me."
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Ray City plows into farming roots
If you want to gain a deeper appreciation for the grit of our agrarian ancestors, check out Ray City's annual Old Fashion Plow Day this weekend.
Qualifying a horse race
With the announcement earlier this week by Sen. Tim Golden that he was not going to seek reelection this year, candidates seemed to appear from everywhere. Rumors flew all week, the Bird Supper in Atlanta was a rumor mill, and the jockeying for position was more reminiscent of a Kentucky Derby than a typical south Georgia qualifying week.
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aaTHUMBS UP: To Music Funeral Home for its donation of a pall flag to honor fallen Valdosta city firefighters. Casey Music presented the flag to the Valdosta Fire Department this week. The flag will be draped over a firefighter's casket during funeral services. It honors the brave men and women who spent their lives battling fires.
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Bringing the world to Valdosta
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Annual Bird Supper this week
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If signed, Orr's deal with banks would reduce Detroit's swaps debt by 25%By Bloomberg
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Bank of America Corp. and UBS AG would accept 75 cents on the dollar from Detroit on $343.6 million in swaps liabilities in a deal with Kevyn Orr, the city's emergency financial manager, according to a person familiar with the negotiations. The city would refinance the remaining debt and would be guaranteed to receive about $11 million a month in casino-tax revenue, according to the person, who asked not to be identified because the negotiations are private. Orr wanted to sign the agreement as early as Tuesday and continue talks with other creditors and employee unions to avoid the largest U.S. municipal bankruptcy, the person said. Bill Nowling, Orr's spokesman, didn't immediately return a phone call and email seeking comment. William Halldin, a spokesman for Charlotte, N.C.-based Bank of America, said in an email there was no comment. Megan Stinson, a New York spokeswoman for Zurich-based UBS, declined to comment on the deal. In a June 14 report, Orr proposed paying off $11.5 billion in unsecured debt with $2 billion of newly borrowed money, while he suspended payments on some debt. The plan didn't include the swaps agreements, which were tied to the city's issuance of $1.4 billion in pension-obligation certificates in 2005 and 2006. The swaps were a bet on the direction of interest rates. Because rates fell rather than increasing, the city owes the banks. Under the terms of the contracts, cuts to the city's credit ratings allowed the companies to demand the money. Under agreements in 2009, the city pledged casino revenue to cover the payments. Orr gave the swaps payments, as secured debt, priority over retirees and holders of unsecured debt, including the pension borrowings. While swaps holders would take a 25 percent cut in payments, other creditors would receive much less. In all, Detroit has more than $17 billion in long-term debt, which includes such secured debt as bonds for the city's water and sewer system, Orr has said. The casino money prompted a legal clash between Orr and Syncora Guarantee Inc., which insures both the swaps agreements and the $1.4 billion in certificates sold to shore up Detroit's pension system. Syncora sought to keep casino revenue when the city defaulted on a $39.7 million payment on the debt June 17. Orr sued Syncora July 5, then on July 14 dropped his demand for a restraining order as talks progressed toward a deal with the swaps holders. Orr also has proposed reducing payments to pension funds and switching retirees from city-paid health insurance to federal health-care programs. Related Content:
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