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On the mountainous Wind River Indian Reservation in western Wyoming, cattle grazing in a valley share space with more than a hundred gas wells. The driver stacks up pyramids of five-gallon bottles at 19 stops. Encana Corporation, an energy company, provides the water. It's the only way disabled veteran Louis Meeks can stay on the land he bought back in the 1970's, when his water wells pumped sweet life into the place. No more. It gives off a pungent, petroleum smell.


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Without dispute, the children of today will inherit the enormous responsibility of leading and managing the world affairs of tomorrow.
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City Saver donates $200,000 to Clarksville-Montgomery County schools
The Foy Center at Austin Peay State University was filled with Montgomery County elementary and middle school students on Saturday, all of whom were being treated to a party by Clarksville City Saver.
Lady Vols top Texas A&M, advance to SEC championship
The No. 6 Lady Vols will play Kentucky, which upset South Carolina, in the championship Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Former Clarksville standout Bashaara Graves added 14 points and nine rebounds for the Lady Vols .
Clarksville Police arrest Hakim Mustafa for stabbing at Kangaroo Express
Hakim F. Mustafa, a 52 year old male, was arrested by Clarksville Police and charged with Attempted Homicide for the stabbing at the Kangaroo Express at the corner of Lafayette Road and Ryder Avenue.
Attorney charged with sex crimes with minors
A Tennessee attorney and his girlfriend have been charged with committing sex crimes with minors over a five-month period.
Whitaker focuses on customer service with Fresh Coat painting
When Rich Whitaker left the military after 25 years, he was faced with an important question: What should he and his wife Cheryl do now? The answer: open Fresh Coat Painters of Clarksville.
Mayor Kim McMillan proclaims March 7, 2014 as Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Day
Mayor Kim McMillan proclaimed today as 'Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Day.' Joining Mayor McMillan for the presentation were Melba Dowdy, Lily Ambrosch, Mary Nell Wooten, Abby Dickson, Mike Yates .
'Fiddlers' kicks off 40th year in Clarksville
Along with melting snow and St. Patrick's Day, one of the surest and most enjoyable signs of impending spring is the State of Tennessee Old-Time Fiddlers Championships in Clarksville, presented by the Hilldale Civitan Club.
Clarksville Police arrest Stefany Johnson for death of her 7 month old daughter
On Friday night, March 7th, 2014, Stefany Paige Johnson, 24 years old, was charged with Criminal Homicide in the death of her 7 month old daughter, Astrid Johnson.
New Watauga Arts Academy At APSU Now Accepting Applications
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. Applications are now being accepted for the Watauga Arts Academy, a new summer arts camp hosted by Austin Peay State University, in cooperation with the APSU Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts.
Trespass Gallery breaking into downtown Clarksville
Like many newcomers, when Vince Herrera moved here from Miami about a year ago, he assumed the best place to experience art and culture would be a little farther south.
Clarksville Police find body in Sonja Drive home
Clarksville Police are investigating the discovery of a body at 1311 Sonja Drive early Friday morning.
National Weather Service releases Flood Outlook for Spring of 2014
The spring flood outlook for 2014 is average across Middle Tennessee for the spring of 2014.
Clarksville City Council hears from study on athletic complex
An area off of Rossview Road near the site of the planned Hankook Tire plant, and just outside of the city limits, is an architectural consultant's recommended location for a "Clarksville Athletic Complex" that would encompass more than 150 acres.
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Manna Cafe Ministries on Thursday announced a big new goal: to open a new homeless shelter in Clarksville.
Fort Campbell soldier wins Rare Life Heroism Award
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In Montgomery County, unsecured loads could lead to big fines
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An alliance of high school robotics teams including O'Fallon Township's High School's MeTool Brigade, the Shrapnel Sergeants of Hazelwood West High School and the Camdenton 4H LASER Team, in Camdenton, Mo., captured the St. Louis FIRST Robotics Regional Championship competition held last weekend at the Chaifetz Arena at St. Louis University. The winning alliance moves on to compete in the championships in St. Louis next month.
More than 2,000 high school students representing more than 40 high schools from Missouri and four surrounding states participated in the regional competition for an opportunity to win recognition for design excellence, sportsmanship, teamwork and a chance to advance to the championships. Now in its 22nd season, the FIRST Robotics Competition has more than 50,000 students in 16 countries around the world competing in 58 regional competitions.
The international championships will be held in St. Louis and is expected to draw more than 30,000 visitors to the area April 24-27 at the Edward Jones Dome at America's Center. In addition to being part of the winning alliance, the MeTool Brigade of O'Fallon earned the chairman's award.
The teams of high school students worked for six weeks with professional mentors to design and build a robot that solves a problem using a kit of parts and a standard set of rules. Once these young inventors created the robots, their teams participated in regional competitions that measure the effectiveness of each robot, the power of collaboration and the determination of students. More than 2,000 teams participate in the FIRST Robotics competitions across the United States.
Belleville School District 118 kicked off its sixth annual Drive Away Hunger campaign for local food pantries Monday. Superintendent Matt Klosterman said the district partners with businesses, neighboring school districts and other organizations in the community to collect non-perishable food and personal hygiene items for four food pantries in the area.
Items will be collected now through April 12. "We try to get as much stuff as we can for the pantries," Klosterman said. "The food pantries are all hurting, and we are just trying to do our part."
He estimated between 18,000 and 22,000 items are collected during the campaign every year. Over the last five years, the district and its partners donated more than 100,000 items to the pantries, Klosterman said. "It's a small thing we can do to give back, and it's a great lesson for our kids to learn and be part of giving back to our community." Anyone who would like to donate or get more information can call Klosterman at 618-233-2830. District 118 staff members and students plan to deliver the donated items to the food pantries on April 15.
Youth from the St. Clair County Youth Board and other community members will hold a flash mob at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Public Square in downtown Belleville to raise awareness about the harmful effects of smoking and the number of smoking-related deaths.
Educational materials will be available to help community members quit smoking or remain smoke-free. The event is part of Kick Butts Day 2013 -- a national day of activism that empowers youth to speak up and take action against 'big tobacco' at hundreds of events across the country.
The Lewis and Clark Council of the Boy Scouts of America selected Southern Illinois University Edwardsville to receive the 2013 Community Impact Award. The award will be presented at the Council's annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Four Point's Sheraton in Fairview Heights.
The council annually selects a metro-east organization that distinguished itself as an outstanding corporate citizen. It is earned not only through the support of scouting, but by demonstrating the values of the Scout Oath and Law in business practices and exemplifying the notion of service above self.
SIUE will christen its $15.3 million addition to the Art and Design Building at 3:30 p.m. Thursday during a public ribbon cutting. The project adds 29,000-square-feet of space including a new art gallery, additional office space, graduate student studio space and classrooms. The addition is located to the west of the existing Art and Design Building. An enclosed bridge joins the building and the addition.
The Women Engineers at SIUE is holding an open house from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the School of Engineering Building. The open house will allow prospective female students to discover the opportunities available within the school. Students will attend sessions presented by the Offices of Admissions and Student Financial Aid, the Career Development Center and two engineering majors of their choice.
Separate panels of professional female engineers and current SIUE female students will be available for questions. Throughout the day, students will be able to interact with engineering professionals, students and university faculty. In addition, the Society of Women Engineers will hold a lunch with a keynote speaker.
A free kickoff event for the Shielded Waters program will be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the Granite City Township Hall, located at 2060 Delmar Ave. Shielded Waters is a youth fishing program in Granite City that pairs local police officers with at-risk youth.
The event will feature magic shows, police K-9 and fishing demonstrations and is designed to inform children and their families about the upcoming activities for 2013. Papa John's will provide pizza, and drinks will be courtesy of Capri-Sun.
Carlyle teacher Rita Winkeler was selected as the 2013 Public Citizen of the Year by the National Association of Social Workers Illinois Southern District. Winkeler has been a third-grade teacher for 18 years. She is the mother of three sons, and her disabled son Mark lives at Murray Center in Centralia.
She is president of the Murray Parents' Association and has worked tirelessly leading 220 parents and guardians in their fight to keep Murray Center open.
She is also president of the parent and guardians' group for Community Link in Breese, where her disabled brother lives in a community integrated living arrangement. Winkeler is also on the Illinois League of Advocates for the Developmentally Disabled Board of Directors.
SIUE was named to the 2013 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for the fourth straight year. The Corporation for National and Community Service included SIUE among 690 institutions to receive the highest honor for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning and civic engagement.
The total number of SIUE students who engaged in community service of any kind was 5,637 during the 2011-12 academic year. Those students performed 107,078 hours of community service.
Among the volunteer projects were the Alliance of Students Against Poverty; Cougar Village "Get Green" volunteer project with The Gardens; Alternative Spring Break trip to New Orleans; and monthly projects such as the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store, Willoughby Farm and Lutheran Senior Services.
The annual Belleville Diocesan Chess Tournament was held March 9 at Blessed Sacrament School in Belleville. Teams from Queen of Peace School, St. Teresa School, Immaculate Conception School and Blessed Sacrament competed in the four-round tournament.
Six Queen of Peace students earned perfect scores: Elliott Hoffmann, Jett Reinhardt, Jake Pollock, Thomas Fogarty, Alex Hampton and Lauren Lorenz. The Queen of Peace chess team placed first in the competition and were named diocesan champs.
The Immaculate Conception School math team won first place in the St. Louis University High School Math Contest March 9 against 19 other St. Louis-area schools in the 30-question contest. Individually, Jay Hollman earned first place overall, Madelon Belaska was second place overall, and Jake Heet was seventh place overall out about 90 students. The team is coached by math teacher Karen Weiler.
The West Junior High Math Team had a successful season. The team placed first overall at the Belleville East feeder event in January and both the seventh and eighth grade students placed second at the Belleville West competition in October.
At the Belleville East feeder event, the following seventh-graders placed in the top 10: Eli Schweitzer, Clarice Gonzales and Arthur Rodriguez. Seventh-grader Katryna Wilkes placed first.
In addition, the four-person team of Sarah Largent, Eli Schweitzer, Olivia Haggin and Lauren Matzenbacher placed second. At the Belleville West competition, the two-person team of Sarah Largent and Eli Schweitzer placed first.
Althoff Catholic High School's Crusader Innovation Show Choir placed first in the Novice Division at Quincy's Showcase of Excellence March 9, and Althoff senior Erin McCarkel also placed third in the solo contest.
Teacher Elaine Laws said Erin placed in the vocal solo contest at Quincy for three consecutive years. She placed fifth as a sophomore and fourth last year as a junior.
Rotary International District 6510 is offering two new scholarships for Southern Illinois students. The awards will be given to two high school students from the 28 southern-most Illinois counties.
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The truly revolutionary American idea of government as the servant of the people may be fading away. Many of today's so-called "civil servants" are a protected, privileged class. While Middle America struggles through a difficult recession, a lot of government employees have lived on the gravy train.
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We have had several warm weekends in a row and the attendance numbers at the Peachtree City Dog Park are rocketing upward. The word has gotten out about the best place in metro Atlanta to have fun with the family pet. The user-funded park now has members joining from five different counties.
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Okay, I'll be wonky for a second and talk about real politic stuff. . .
So, Carole's little poll that she's doing to try to justify a Hillary vote has the tally as follows: Hillary 30%; Obama 40%; "Will of Voters" 22% and "Best Chance of Winning" 8%.
Since, as Beth points out, Obama took the vote in Migden's district overwhelmingly, it would seem he gets the 22 percent "Will of Voters." And since all recent polls show that he would beat McCain and Hillary would lose to McCain, it seems he also would get the "Best Chance of Winning" vote.
Sorry Carole, it looks like your candidate is down 30 to 70. And, oh, by the way, you could only hope to get 30 percent in your race. You'll be lucky if you get 10. - 3:58 PM
After W is replaced, Carole should be the next priority.
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Managed by St Louis Parking Company. This location is a commercial parking garage.
Nearby destinations: Mansion House Garage, Missouri Athletic Club, St Louis Rams Ticketing, Laclede's Landing Merchant's Association, The Drunken Fish.
The Riverfront Garage is located on the northwest corner of Leonor K Sullivan Blvd (also known as Wharf Street) and Lucas Ave. Enter from LKS Blvd. We are north of the Arch, and just north Eads Bridge, directly across LKS Blvd from the Mississippi River.


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Get there early to get a table and watch the band. It is a great location to kick back and take in some live music. The local paper aways has the dates and times.
Get there early to get a table and watch the band. It is a great location to kick back and take in some live music. The local paper aways has the dates and times.
The view cannot be beat. That being said, I thought the food was rather bland. The perch was not seasoned, and the coleslaw was flavorless. I think I would come again for a cocktail, but not for dinner.
When in Door County you need to stop by Fred & Fuzzy's Waterfront Bar & Grill for drinks and or a meal and enjoy the sunset. The location is great and the food and drinks are good. It is a casual outdoor restaurant on the water front where you can relax with friends over drinks or a meal and take... More
On a suggestion from a gallery owner we went to Fred and Fuzzy's our last day at Door County. I am so glad we did. I LOVED the atmosphere. Was a perfect place to just watch the water. The seating is a bit on a slope, so be careful. Finding Fred and Fuzzy's was interesting as it is definitely tucked... More
I was told to check out Fred & Fuzzy's when we went to Door County this past weekend, and was pleasantly surprised. The views are amazing, and it's a lovely outdoor & casual atmosphere. Drinks are priced normally (for a touristy area) and the food is slightly higher than you'd expect for the atmosphere, so we only got a snack... More
We visited at the end of September on a somewhat cloudy and cool day. No crowds, got seated right next to the beach. The view was fabulous. The shrimp cocktail was very good. The homemade chips were very good. We enjoyed our dinner very much and the service was good.
Food is ok, service friendly but distracted...they were very busy the evening we were there. My Brisket sliders came without the bbq sauce (which was supposed to dress the sandwiches, not be served on the side), and it took awhile to get it after pointing this out. Seating is on sloping uneven lawn. The kitchen is open-air, which is kinda... More
Love the location, quaint and waterfront. Not a bad table in the place. Food is good, not great. Love stopping there each time I'm in Door County.
We have been here many times and we really enjoy the atmosphere. The food is casual and simple so do not expect a gourmet meal. Try the cherry margarita - fabulous ! Service is always good and the staff is very upbeat and friendly. The sunsets are beautiful. Very laid back and a great place to just relax and unwind.... More
Good food, good drinks, but amazing spot to watch the beautiful sunsets! All outdoors and unique for th area. Go cashual..
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Agriculture and Forestry Extension
Volunteers work on a variety of production and conservation projects.
Depending on your specific assignment, you might:
- Establish and maintain soil and water conservation structures and practices
- Raise trees in small nurseries, work in fruit tree production, live fences, and other agriculture-related forestry practices
- Collaborate with individual farmers and associations to improve agriculture and agribusiness practices
- Train communities in nutritional education through vegetable gardening and permaculture in rural or urban areas
- Help with income generation activities such as aquaculture, value-added product development, apiculture, and small animal husbandry
How do I qualify?
Applicants can qualify with a bachelor's degree in any discipline with an expressed interest in agriculture;
OR one year of full-time experience described in the next column.
Applicants with a degree must have three months full time experience with large-scale commercial or family-run business involving vegetable gardening, farming, nursery work, tree planting or care, urban forestry, livestock (dairy or beef cattle, pigs, sheep, or chickens) care or management, or fish (freshwater or marine) cultivation or production. Other relevant experience that is helpful includes an interest and background in environmental issues and formal or informal teaching or tutoring of adults and/or youth, or interest or experience in income generating agriculture activities.
Applicants without a degree must have one year full-time hands-on experience such as vegetable gardening, nursery work, tree planting, or urban forestry. Competitive applicants will have 3–5 years of such experience.
How will this advance my career?
Through serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer, you can gain fluency in a foreign language, international experience, and cross-cultural understanding, attributes that are highly sought-after assets in today's global economy. Peace Corps agricultural experience is valued by numerous organizations, including the U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, USDA Extension Service, the U.S. Food and Nutrition Service, United Nations Environment Program, and many private corporations and public organizations seeking individuals with unique skills. Find out how returned Peace Corps Volunteers receive advantages in federal employment.
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Litigation surrounding the Maguindanao massacre has been a source of contentious debate. Earlier this month, the Philippines high court had overturned [JURIST report] their year-old decision to allow for a live broadcast of the trial, a rescission that was opposed by Philippines President Benigno S. Aquino III on the grounds that it could impede the transparency of the trial. In June 2011, the court also decided [JURIST report] to freeze $23 million in assets belonging to massacre suspects. According to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) [official website], the Maguindanao massacre is the single deadliest event for the press [CPJ report] since the CPJ began keeping records of journalists deaths in 1992. In the last twenty years, at least 72 journalists have been killed for their work in the Philippines, making it the second deadliest country in the world for journalists behind Iraq.
In October, the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [official website] ruled [JURIST report] that Argentina must pay $1.33 billion to bondholders when it repays its debts stemming from an economic collapse in 2001. The Second Circuit affirmed a district court ruling that Argentina breached a promise when it prioritized paying holders of its restructured debt over the bondholders who held its defaulted debt. In August the Second Circuit rejected [JURIST report] Argentina's attempt to prevent bondholders from acquiring bank documents regarding the country's assets outside US territory, declaring that sovereign immunity was not an acceptable defense in this case. In September 2011 the US District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled [JURIST report] that Argentina had to comply with subpoenas requested by NML Capital Ltd. [corporate website], one of the bondholders of Argentina's debts, for the collection of five money judgments totaling about $1.6 billion.
Although not elected, Ms Gbagbo acted as an alter ego for her husband, exercising the power to make State decisions. Ms Gbagbo was also close to other members of Mr Gbagbo's inner circle who were involved in the implementation of the Common Plan. Moreover, at meetings or public gatherings during the post-election crisis, Ms Gbagbo expressed her support for the Common Plan, and instructed the pro-Gbagbo forces to commit crimes against individuals who posed a threat to her husband's power.
The violence that followed the 2010 election claimed approximately 3,000 lives. Gbagbo's rival President Alassane Ouattara [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] was declared the winner of the 2010 election and is now president. At the beginning of this month, Pre-Trial Chamber I of the ICC found Laurent Gbagbo fit to stand trial [JURIST report]. In October, the ICC denied Gbagbo's motion asking the court for allowance to leave [JURIST report] the Netherlands while he recovers from alleged maltreatment received while detained by national authorities in the Ivory Coast before being surrendered to the ICC [JURIST report] in November. The court denied Gbagbo's leave request upon a determination that he posed a flight risk. In August the ICC dismissed a jurisdiction challenge [JURIST report] by Gbagbo, ruling that the court has the authority to hear the case. The court first postponed Gbagbo's confirmation of charges hearing in June, after his lawyers asked the court more time to prepare [JURIST reports], complaining that they did not have enough resources to build their case in the amount of time given. Gbagbo's original hearing date was set [JURIST report] in December during his pre-trial hearing in ICC Pre-Trial Chamber III.
At the end of October, Egyptian Prosecutor-General Abdel Maguid Mahmoud ordered an investigation [JURIST report] into allegations of forgery during the recent presidential elections. The order came after former Egyptian prime minister Ahmed Shafiq alleged that ballots were forged and votes were bought by Morsi. Shafiq is one of the many former politicians under Mubarak's regime who are facing corruption charges. In August the former secretary for Mubarak's political party, Safwat El-Sherif, was referred to a criminal court [JURIST report] on corruption charges. He was accused of having abused his office by obtaining real estate at discounted prices and illegally obtaining $49.2 million. In July an Egyptian court rejected pleas to release [JURIST report] Mubarak's two sons while they await trial. Gamal and Alaa Mubarak, along with seven others, were charged [JURIST report] with stock market fraud and using unfair trading practices and illegally manipulating the market. In June Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life [JURIST report] after an Egyptian court found him guilty of complicity to kill protesters during the Arab Spring protests [JURIST backgrounder]. During the protests that resulted in the overturning of Mubarak's 30-year regime, Mubarak ordered government officials to use gunfire and other violent measures to subdue protesters, causing more than 840 deaths [JURIST report]. Mubarak's trial ended [JURIST report] in February with the chief prosecutor asking the court in his closing remarks to issue a death sentence against the former ruler.
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My ex partner has driven me to distraction over the Christmas period, showering me with gifts that arrived on a daily basis like the proverbial "12 days of Christmas". His attention is unwanted and I have tried to make this very clear to him for the past six months. I really cannot take any more, what can I do to make it stop? As far as the gifts are concerned, am I entitled to keep them, or could he demand I return them if things get nasty?
The first course of action should be for you to telephone the police, who may issue your ex with a harassment notice. If the police are reluctant to do this you could issue proceedings under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997. Depending on whether you cohabited with your ex you could also apply for a non molestation Order which, if granted, would prevent him from threatening you. But as there are no threats of violence it is doubtful whether a non molestation Order would be granted.
Section 3 of the Protection from Harassment Act creates a statutory tort where a person pursues a course of conduct that amounts to harassment of another and which he or she knows or ought to have known amounts to harassment of the other. There is no definition of harassment, save that PHA 1997 states that this includes ' alarming the person or causing them distress'. A course of conduct must include conduct on at least 2 occasions. Section 3 provides you may claim damages or an injunction.
With regard to keeping the gifts, you should be able to keep them - although your ex may be misled by these actions.
I would suggest you make an appointment to see a Solicitor to discuss your options. It may be that one letter to your ex will solve the problem.
Further information relating to this question is available from Alison Monaghan, a Solicitor with GHP Legal in Oswestry on 01691 659194. Alison is a specialist in Matrimonial matters and a member of Resolution or from Nathan Wright, a Solicitor with GHP Legal in Wrexham on 01978 291456, Family Department.
County lawyer says insurance companies are the only winners in no-win no-fee system revamp30th March, 2011
One of the county's leading Personal Injury Lawyers has slammed a decision by the government to adopt a new US-style system for handling claims, saying the move will serve only to benefit the insurance companies.
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Q&A - Will new Bribery laws mean I can no longer wine and dine the media?28th March, 2011
Q: I run a PR agency and often take journalists and clients out to lunch to foster good relationships. I am however concerned about these new Bribery laws that are soon to kick in. From what I have read, it appears any entertaining I might do for the benefit of my clients could have implications for me and them. Can you clarify how this new legislation could impact on corporate entertaining?
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Q&A - Is anyone responsible for caravan warranty if manufacturer goes bust?21st March, 2011
Q: We bought a new caravan two summers ago. Over Christmas we went to use it as overspill accommodation for the family and discovered it was letting in water along the guttering joint. We have since contacted the dealer we bought it from and been told the manufacturer has gone out of business. Although the manufacturer was bought out by another company the dealer advised us that the warranty is worthless because the liabilities were not assigned to the new owners. The dealer wants £1,200 to repair the leak and water damage. What can we do?
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Q&A - I have been laid off work and am owed wages. What shall I do?14th March, 2011
Q: I have been working in a new job for 2 months. Yesterday we were told we were all being laid off because payments due to the Company had not been received. Today I contacted the Company's purported creditor and discovered the payments have been made. I am very suspicious and owed a month's wages. What can I do?
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Vital legal advice needed to protect inheritance from divorce11th March, 2011
Recent research has indicated that a third of parents are reluctant to leave money to their married children when they die in case they get divorced. But a family law expert in Wrexham says worried parents can seek vital legal advice that will enable their offspring to minimise the risk of losing an inheritance should they get divorced.
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Q&A - Can I claim compensation for slip on wet Austrian ski hotel floor?7th March, 2011
Q: When skiing in Austria I slipped on a wet floor in the hotel and hurt my shoulder. I was consequently unable to ski or make use of my expensive ski lift pass for the remainder of the holiday. I complained to the hotel, and to the holiday rep, but both said it was just an unfortunate accident that went with the territory of a ski resort. Now I am home and having to pay privately for physiotherapy. My holiday insurance will not pay out. Can I claim compensation any other way?
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County residents advised to protect assets from care home fees liability4th March, 2011
Senior citizens and their relatives in North Wales/Shropshire are being advised to seek legal advice to find out how they can structure their assets to avoid paying for care home fees in the future. The advice comes in the wake of reported government plans to effectively reduce the level of savings above which pensioners must meet their own fees.
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Q&A - What happens to partnership share when one partner dies?1st March, 2011
Q. My father and uncle are the partners in the family business in which my father has invested heavily over the years. They inherited the business from their parents. Currently my cousin and I both work for the firm but we don't see eye to eye. My uncle is terminally ill and I'm worried what will happen when he dies.
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Q&A - Should we leave estate to sons so they can care for disabled sibling?28th February, 2011
Q: My wife and I have three children. We are thinking of making a new Will as the one we have dates back to when the children were small. We have two sons and a twenty-two year old daughter who has Down's syndrome. Our daughter is currently in receipt of means tested benefits but we want to ensure that she is looked after when we have both died. We were considering leaving our entire estate to our two sons, with a view to them looking after our daughter's share? Is this a good idea?
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New President announced for Chester & North Wales Law Society22nd February, 2011
The Managing Partner of North Wales's largest law firm has taken the helm as the new President of Chester and North Wales Incorporated Law Society.
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Child expert deeply concerned by government think-tank findings22nd February, 2011
A Senior Solicitor who is a member of one of the area's largest Family Law teams which specialises in Child Public Law and Mental Health issues has expressed deep concern at a report issued last week by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ). The report comes in the wake of a think tank investigation into links between family breakdown and a rise in mental illness.
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Advisers to provide free legal advice in Brynteg21st February, 2011
Staff from two of Wrexham's best known advice offices will be providing free legal advice at outreach sessions being held every Tuesday morning in Brynteg. From March 1st local residents will be able to get free, independent, impartial and confidential advice between 9:30 and 11:30am at Brynteg Community House.
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Q&A - How best can I protect my little one's inheritance if I die?14th February, 2011
Q: I am a single parent. I divorced when my eight-year-old daughter was two but she has always had an excellent relationship with her father and she sees him regularly. I have a good job and have always been a higher earner than her father.
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Third Mental Health accreditation for county law team14th February, 2011
A third member of one of the area's largest Mental Health teams is celebrating after gaining full Law Society accreditation this week for the Mental Health Review Panel.
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Sponsors continue support for Llangollen Eisteddfod8th February, 2011
A leading North Wales law firm has agreed to sponsor the "competition of competitions" for the second year running at this year's Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod.
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Q&A - Safeguarding my cash deposit when mortgage is in his name7th February, 2011
Q: My boyfriend and I want to buy a house together but only he can get a mortgage and pay it as my earnings are low and irregular. However, due to being given a substantial amount of money by my godmother, I am the one who has the £12,000 for the deposit. How can we ensure our differing interests are safeguarded in the event that anything should happen to one of us or we should split up?
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Q&A - How can I control how I am treated after I lose my faculties?1st February, 2011
Q. I suffer from a degenerative illness; eventually I will lose my mental faculties and die prematurely. What can I do to control how I am treated in the future when I lose mental capacity?
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Q&A - Bosses kicking heels over request for reduced hours due to disability31st January, 2011
Q: I am suffering from a long term illness. Although the illness itself does not affect my ability to do my job normally, due to the effects of the illness I am no longer able to carry on working a full day. After discussing the problem with my GP I asked my employers to reduce my hours to fit around the illness. They agreed to look into the matter and I know they have asked my GP for a report. They have also contacted an Occupational Therapist and I believe they have spoken to their solicitors, but nothing further seems to be happening. What should I do now?
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Free legal clinics for Llangollen26th January, 2011
Local residents and business people in the Llangollen area will have the opportunity to get free legal advice at weekly drop-in clinics throughout February and March. The clinics have been set up following the popularity of the Legal Questions and Answers column regularly featured in the local media and will be manned by lawyers from the same leading North Wales and Shropshire law firm that answers readers' questions.
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Q&A - Can I get compensation for lost earnings due to rugby match injury?24th January, 2011
Q: I play rugby for my local team. Recently I suffered a broken leg when I was tackled by a player in the other team and as a result I am off work. Can I get compensation for lost earnings?
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MEDIATION -V- LITIGATION19th January, 2011
by Talog Davies LL.B, a Senior Solicitor with GHP Legal and Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
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Q&A - As a single father, what are my rights to flexible working time?17th January, 2011
Q: I am a single father and would like to request flexible working time to ensure I am available to take my children to and from school. What are my rights?
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Mental Health expert shocked by research figures13th January, 2011
A member of one the area's largest Mental Health legal teams has expressed shock and concern at the high percentage of young women in Wales found in a recent survey to be suffering from low level mental health problems.
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Local lawyer praises Ministry of Justice over claims clamp down11th January, 2011
A leading North Wales personal injury lawyer has today praised the Ministry of Justice for its decision to accept Lord Young's report and recommend a clamp down on the marketing practices of claims management companies who offer cash incentives to acquire potential clients.
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[JURIST] Canadian Foreign Minster Maxime Bernier [official profile] said Saturday that the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade will remove the US from an internal document that lists countries that employ interrogation methods that amount to torture [JURIST report] and where prisoners risk being tortured. The document was part of a manual given to Canadian diplomats in a training course on torture awareness. In a statement [press release], Bernier said:
I regret the embarrassment caused by the public disclosure of the manual used in the department's torture awareness training. It contains a list that wrongly includes some of our closest allies. I have directed that the manual be reviewed and rewritten. The manual is neither a policy document nor a statement of policy. As such, it does not convey the Government's views or positions.


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Mervin Evans - 37th
Congress - California
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Veterans Come First:
As a Veteran of the 1/10th Air Cav, if elected I will will work hard to ensure California keeps its promise to honor America's veterans. I supports full funding for veterans' health care programs and
will fight to provide adequate disability compensation for veterans with service-connected disabilities.
In addition to caring for today's retired military, I am very concerned about future veterans, particularly those returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. I will will fight hard against proposed cuts to veterans' healthcare benefits and strongly supports increased services for significantly wounded veterans, including enhanced mental health screening and psychiatric care. As active duty and reservists transfer from military to civilian life, I will continue to ensure that the federal government is fulfilling its obligations to our men and women in uniform and honoring veterans of all ages for their service.
I am a Veteran listening to and looking out for our Military, our Veterans, and their Families. Making California America's Most Veteran Friendly State is my first goal. America is engage in 2 foolish wars. California has a special responsibility to support our active duty military service members, reservists, National Guard members and DOD civilian employees, the over 2,087,000 military veterans, and the families of our service members and veterans all of whom call the Golden State their home. Over 8% of US Veterans live in California. I support our veterans, and do so with a passion. Serving as your Trustee will be the greatest honor in my life and I will dedicate myself to making California and America a better place.
1.) I oppose Assisted Suicide !
2.) End The Homeless Vet Crisis !
3.) Stop All 1-B-Visa Programs
4.) Vet Education &Vet Job Training !
5.) 100% - Suicide Prevention Management
6.) Fully Fund All VA Medical Service Centers
7.) Reduce the Age for VET Housing
8.) Enhance Services for the Disable-Vet
9.) Step Up Home Ownership Packages for Grade Loans B & C & D Credit Scores
10.) Greater Funding for Veteran's Small Business
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Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas & Mervin Evans
Getting smart about school reform and accountability!
Mervin Evans backs education reforms that set high standards and hold schools accountable. But too much valuable class time is wasted in repetitive testing. Let's streamline state and federal rules so teachers can spend more time teaching - and still get the test data needed to improve performance.
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"We can't let California become a state of only the rich and the poor. We need a true safety net that makes decent housing and quality health care affordable for every family."
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If you placed an order on ApplianceHelp.com the order is still valid and you can check on its status and make changes here on PartSelect.com. Click here for more details.
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This part has been substituted by the manufacturer and has a hole in the center. It no longer has a solid bottom.
This part works with the following brands: Whirlpool, Admiral, Estate, Inglis, Kenmore, KitchenAid, Roper, Maytag, Crosley, Jenn-Air, Hardwick, Magic Chef, Amana, Caloric & Glenwood.
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
ToolsScrew drivers
Customerwayne from whittemore IA
removed the heating element then removed the screw that holds the plug in on cut the two wires and reconnect the two wires and put back
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remove elements and replace bowles
CustomerMarylou from Sitka AL
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CustomerRuth from Boylston MA
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CustomerDANIEL from sanborn NY
a really simple fix! the parts came really quickly and all i had to do was pull the heating elements out along with the old drip pans and line up the new pans and push back in. the drip pans weren't 100% perfect as they were a universal fit, and were missing the clips that help the heating elements i nplace, but they look fine and do the job all the same.
CustomerClaudia from Milwaukee WI
I removed each surface coil burner from its receptacle; removed the old drip bowls and replaced with the new ones; my stove looks good as new.
CustomerBarbara from KAMUELA AL
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CustomerRuth from Mill Valley CA
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Come linger in Lancaster County, where there's no fast lane, and where life's brisk pace naturally slows to a stroll. Tucked into rolling Amish farmland are some of this country's oldest towns and villages. Each one has a story of its own, history carved into the restored buildings, churches, museums and attractions found in quaint downtowns. Meander the charming tree-lined streets bordered by local art galleries, funky boutiques, antiques shops, farmers' markets, cozy cafes and upscale restaurants. Venture out into the surrounding countryside to explore covered bridges, or plan to partake in community festivals and events.
Details about Lancaster County's individual towns and villages can be found at the links below.
Adamstown Known as the "Antiques Capital," Adamstown is a premier year-round treasure-hunting destination in northeastern Lancaster County, home to thousands of quality antiques dealers within a three-mile radius. |
Bird-in-Hand Tucked into farm fields along Route 340, an AAA designated cultural scenic byway, Bird-in-Hand has been a farmers' meeting place for centuries. Visit its charming restaurant, inns, farmers' market and shops for an authentic experience. |
Christiana A tiny historic town known for its role in the Underground Railroad and Civil War, Christiana is located in the southeastern part of the county. It houses a museum and theatre that bring the moving freedom journey stories to life. |
Columbia Columbia's rich history as an industrial hub along the Susquehanna River is reflected in the Victorian-inspired architecture that still remains today. While in town, visit a renowned clock museum, glass factory, historic mansion and farmers' market. |
Elizabethtown The quaint northwestern Lancaster County town is home to a variety of galleries, small shops, museums and eateries. Learn about its history via 19th and 20th century buildings, plus vibrant hand-painted murals created on the sides of buildings by a local artist. |
Ephrata This charming town is home to one of America's earliest religious communities. Surrounded by Amish farmland, the northeastern Lancaster County hub also offers antiques, shops and restaurants. |
Intercourse In this true Amish hub along Route 340, you'll be immersed in a unique way of life and find lots of handmade remembrances. Visit a charming shopping village, authentic cannery, pretzel factory, Amish theatre and PA Dutch restaurant. Hop on a buggy ride, too! |
Lititz Stroll the quaint, tree-lined streets of this historic northern Lancaster County village to browse its unique shops, galleries and bed and breakfasts. The "foodie town" is also home to several famous sweet and salty spots – take tours and grab some samples! |
Manheim Once a flourishing industrial center, Manheim still remains a trading center of sorts for farmers along well-traveled Rt. 72. When visiting the quaint town, stop at a nearby dairy farm tour and lively renaissance village. |
Marietta Once a hotbed for river commerce, this river town is steeped in old-world charm and 19th century flavor, thanks to cozy bed and breakfasts, fine restaurants and enticing antiques shops. |
Mount Joy Stroll down Main Street of this northwestern Lancaster County town and find that antique you've been looking for, or delight your taste buds in one of Mount Joy's delicious eateries. A unique experience awaits at a 19th-century brewery and metal giftware factory tour and store. |
Strasburg Nestled among sprawling Amish farmland, the streets of this southern historic village are lined with country stores, quaint shops and eateries. The "traintown" also features train rides and other unique family railroad attractions, plus world-class theatre and antiques. |


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Hello! This bed was purchased with lots of hesistation because no reviews were registered at the time. This bed surely is firm and semi-soft. It is soft but not pillow soft. We love our bed. However, You MUST OPEN the WINDOWS after opening it as it inflates on its own due to a strong smell it releases.
The bed is nice quality it's firm at first but has gotten better over past two weeks. I have back problems and had a sleep number bed but didn't like the middle when you're sleeping so purchased this bed to get away from that and still relieve back pressure. I get hot at night and looked and looked for an affordable memory foam bed with cooling gel. This seemed to be the best way to go but it's not cold at all. I can't even tell it has any gel in it. I bought my daughter the aloe one and it's colder than this one. It had faint smell nothing at all strong like other people say.
This bed is amazing. I used to wake up with a stiff back. I had a hard time just to put on my shoes in the morning. That is all gone now thanks to this bed. The bed holds it shape well. The smell wasn't bad. It was was gone in about 3 days. This bed is exactly like the expensive beds.
Excellent price for the quality of the mattress!!! Love the thickness and support of the mattress. Gel foam does excellent job of preventing you from getting hot like regular foam mattresses.
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Final | After two minutes of stoppage time, the referee blows the final whistle. Sounders FC 1, Colorado Rapids 0. We're on to the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup. | |
91+ | Patrick Ianni chased down Gregory Richardson on the left side of the box and slides through for a tackle, then knocks the ball clear. | |
87 | Michael Holody shoots from 18 yards out, but Kasey Keller makes the stop to maintain the one-goal lead. | |
86 | Nick LaBrocca heads a ball on frame, causing Kasey Keller to leap for a save just under the crossbar. | |
83 | Sebastien Le Toux loses the ball just outside the box, but Roger Levesque comes on to regain possession and earn a corner kick. The corner is played to the far post, but clears any runs for a throw in. | |
81 | Scott Palguta takes a leaping left-footed shot off the bounce from 22 yards out, but it lines right into the chest of Kasey Keller for the save. | |
80 | Nate Jaqua subs on for Sanna Nyassi. | |
80 | Terry Cooke thumps a ball from 24 yards out off the volley, but it goes high for a goal kick. | |
78 | Jordan Harvey hits Sanna Nyassi from behind to earn the caution. | |
76 | Tough touch for Sebastien Le Toux, playing a ball down off the chest of Roger Levesque, but he over touches and sends it over the sideline for a Colorado throw. | |
73 | Sanna Nyassi got way out on a run up the right sideline, but his cross went over the box and out for a throw. | |
72 | James Riley subs on for Kevin Forrest. | |
71 | Scott Palguta and Jordan Harvey sub on for Ciaran O'Brien and Ross Schunk. | |
69 | Sebastien Le Toux played a ball down to Roger Levesque for a blast from the right the just missed the far post for a goal kick. | |
67 | Attendance is announced at 4,007. | |
65 | Sanna Nyassi had a volley teed up, but he mis-hit it wide for a goal kick. | |
62 | Kevin Forrest came running into the box and is dragged down, but not before he heads a Roger Levesque cross in for a goal. Sanna Nyassi threw the ball in from the right sideline to Levesque, who flicked a header into the box to Forrest for the goal. Sounders FC 1, Rapids 0. | |
61 | Ciaran O'Brien came screaming into the box for a header off of a long cross from the midfield, but it sailed wide for a goal kick. | |
59 | Terry Cooke shoots from 30 yards out, but it is deflected over for a corner kick. Seattle plays teh ball clear, but Sanna Nyassi is called for a foul in the midfield. | |
56 | Sanna Nyassi touched a ball around Michael Holody and blasted a right-footed shot from 25 yards out, but Pretson Burpo saved it against the near post. | |
53 | Patrick Ianni hit the deck holding his ankle as Colorado set up a corner kick. Ross Schunk got a head on the corner kick, but it fell wide of the right post. | |
52 | Nathan Sturgis is called for a foul after running through a playing in Colorado's midfield. | |
49 | Sanna Nyassi got an unfortunate bounce up the right sideline, leading to a Colorado throw-in that may have been the least successful throw-in I've seen ... Michael Holody released the ball a bit too early and it floated a few feet into the air in front of him. | |
46 | Seattle kicks off the second half attacking the west end. Both teams have the same lineups to start the second half. | |
Halftime | Stats of note: Shots - Seattle 8, Colorado 5. Shots on Goal - Seattle 4, Colorado 1. Offsides - Seattle 4, Colorado 6. | |
46+ | Colorado played a ball through the box, but it sailed away for a goal kick and teh referee blew his whistle to signal the end of the first half. | |
45 | Roger Levesque got a run out and played to Sanna Nyassi, but he was called offside narrowly. | |
40 | Stephen King got a shot off from 19 yards out, but it skipped into the arms of Preston Burpo. | |
39 | Gregory Richardson got the ball 8 yards out off a throw in, but knocked the ball down with his hand. | |
37 | Jacob Peterson went down after colliding in the midfield. He hobbled off the field favoring his left ankle, but returned to the field on the restart. | |
34 | Roger Levesque had a tough collision in the box off a ball from Sanna Nyassi, but Seattle earned a corner kick on the play. Sebastien Le Toux's corner spilled out to Tyson Wahl on the far side, but his shot was redirected clear. | |
30 | Colorado earned a free kick from 25 yards out near the left side on a foul from Evan Brown. Jhon Kennedy Hurtado headed the ball clear, starting a run for Evan Brown up the right side, whose shot was off frame, but pulled Preston Burpo away to grab it. | |
27 | Sanna Nyassi played a ball forward with a nice left-footed touch to Stephen King moving into the box on the right side. His ball deflected out to Nathan Sturgis for a shot from 20 yards out that was just outside the right post for a goal kick. | |
24 | Evan Brown powered up the right side to earn a corner. Sebastien Le Toux played a low ball into the box and Colorado cleared it out for another, with the same result. Moving to the left side for the third corner, Colorado finally got the clearance they were looking for. | |
23 | Preston Burpo just came out to the edge of the box for about the fourth time this game to prevent a Sounders run. | |
21 | Terry Cooke played the ball in to Kosuke Kimura in a dangerous position on the right side, but his shot sailed well wide of the goal. | |
20 | The two teams just traded possessions with near-miss offside calls. | |
19 | Nathan Sturgis went down hard in the midfield he got up a moment later holding his back, but looks to be ok. | |
15 | Kosuke Kimura played a ball forward to Gregory Richardson, but he was a stop offside. A moment later, they replayed the same scenario, with Richardson only a half-step offside. | |
13 | Great possession by Seattle. Roger Levesque played a ball to Sanna Nyassi coming up the middle. Nyassi shoots from 20 yards out, but Preston Burpo got the save, redirecting the ball out to Levesque for a shot from 15 yards out on the left side. Burpo dove for that save, knocking the ball down where Sebastien Le Toux got a touch on it, but a Colorado defender got in to make the clearance. Great string of soccer from both teams. | |
11 | Seattle's left side - Kevin Forrest and Tyson Wahl - is playing a much more physical game than the Sounders have shown from the outside. | |
10 | Sebastien Le Toux got a deflection off an attempted clear, but teh bounce went to Roger Levesque offside. | |
08 | Terry Cooke shot from teh top of the box, but it skipped along the turf for an easy save by Kasey Keller. | |
07 | I've covered Roger Levesque for six years now and he just attempted the first step-over I've ever seen from him. He was dispossessed for a goal kick on the play, but it was a good little flash of creativity. | |
06 | On a quick restart Sebastien Le Toux got forward with the ball, but was called for a foul, turning the ball the other way. | |
05 | Tyson Wahl sent a floating pass from the midfield to Roger Levesque just outside the box, but Levesque was whistled offside. | |
03 | Tyson Wahl played a ball forward for Roger Levesque, but the small field couldn't contain the pass and it went over for a goal kick. | |
Reminder | Don't forget to check out Thom Beuning and Pete Fewing on the audio-cast of this game. | |
01 | Sanna Nyassi took a nasty bump in a mix of Colorado players near the right sideline. He remained on the field for a moment before returning to his feet. | |
Kickoff | Seattle is defending the west goal - with their backs to the sun in the first half - and Colorado kicked off at 7:16 pm. | |
Pregame | For the first time this season, Kasey Keller is wearing the bright orange keeper kit with black pants. The rest of the team is wearing green tops, blue shorts and green socks. | |
Pregame | An injured Osvaldo Alonso just walked to his seat opposite the benches to light applause from the fans in the adjacent section. In his typically humble fashion, he acknowledged the crowd and signed autographs. | |
Pregame | There are three players on Colorado's roster who have experience with the Sounders in the USL. Preston Burpo, Ciaran O'Brien and Jordan Harvey all played in Seattle. Ty Harden also has Seattle ties ... he is a UW product. | |
Pregame | The sun is shining and the fans are filing in en masse ... it's a great day for soccer here at Starfire. | |
Pregame | Referee: Tony Russo Assistant referee: Mike Tottersman, Baboucarr Jallow Fourth official: Josh Wilkens | |
Pregame | Seattle's starting lineup: Kasey Keller, Evan Brown, Patrick Ianni, Jhon Kennedy Hurtado, Tyson Wahl, Sanna Nyassi, Nathan Sturgis, Stephen King, Kevin Forrest, Sebastien Le Toux, Roger Levesque. Seattle's bench: Ben Dragavon, Brad Evans, Nate Jaqua, Fredy Montero, James Riley, Peter Vagenas, Steve Zakuani. Colorado's starting lineup: Preston Burpo, Kosuke Kimura, Ty Harden, Rob Valentino, Michael Holody, Jacob Peterson, Mehdi Ballouchy, Terry Cooke, Ciaran O'Brien, Ross Schunk, Gregory Richardson. Colorado's bench: Matt Pickens, Colin Clark, Omar Cummings, Ivan Guerrero, Jordan Harvey, Nick LaBrocca, Scott Palguta. |


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I created this stew as a way to use pumpkin for more than just breads and pies. It's a meal by itself, but also serves as a side dish for meat and potatoes. It's great during the fall, and is as colorful as the season. My family loves it.
- 4 cups cubed peeled pumpkin or winter squash
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1/2 cup chicken broth
- 2 cups fresh cut green beans (1-inch pieces)
- 1 cup fresh or frozen corn
- 1/2 cup sliced onion
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- In a large saucepan, combine all the ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 40-45 minutes or until the vegetables are tender. Yield: 6 servings (2 quarts).
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