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The Stags saw their lead trimmed to 39-38 on a basket by Riverside center Jeff Reed with 2:59 to play. Deer Park responded with baskets by Nielson and Pierce only to have Ram guard Andrew Kramer hit a three-pointer to cut the lead to 43-41 with 2 minutes to play.
Nielson hit another basket and a free throw to extend the Stag lead to 46-41. Kramer and Reed responded with baskets of their own but the Rams could not get any closer.
What Riverside's Hannah Holm started, she finished on Tuesday night.
The senior scored the first basket of the game against Deer Park. The hoop put the Lady Rams a head 2-0, a lead they would never relinquish. Holm scored the final basket of the game to secure the 51-23 win.
Following Holm's first basket, the Lady Rams, using a suffocating defense rolled out to an 18-2 lead by the end of the first quarter.
Riverside head coach Buddy Wood was pleased with the intensity his team showed at the start of the game.
The Deer Park Stags, unleashing a balanced attack, easily handled the Medical Lake Cardinals 66-50 on Friday.
It was the Stags' first win in four tries this season. The Cardinals fell to 2-2.
Four Stags scored in double figures, led by point guard Caleb Guske, who tossed in 18 points, 15 of them in the second half.
Guske scored the first basket of the game and the Stags never trailed the rest of the way.
Medical Lake's Becky Trout snapped a 28-28 fourth quarter tie with a three-pointer and the Cardinal defense shut down the Deer Park offense rest of the way to pull out a 35-31 win on Friday.
The Lady Stags, despite having their best offensive performance of the year, were limited to a Savanna Sitton free throw and field goal in the final 6:28 as they fell to 0-4 on the young season.
Deer Park head coach Chuck Chaffee said his team is getting used to play together.
The Lady Stags led 21-16 at halftime, the first time this season they led at intermission.
The Deer Park Stags, who got a major decision from Aaron Klauder and a pin from Jake Konzal, held off the Orting Cardinals 44-35 in Friday's battle of state wrestling champions.
The Stags, the five-time Class 2A champs, took a 28-23 Billy Marshall defeated Andrew Melot in the 285-pound match. Deer Park got some breathing room after Tysen Jorgensen received a forfeit in the 106-pound match.
Orting, the four-time Class 1A champs, narrowed the lead to 34-29 in the 113-pound bout after defending state champ Fred Green only needed a minute to pin KC Ayers.
The Deer Park wrestling team opens its season this week with a match-up of a pair of 2012 state team champions.
The Stags, the five-time defending Class 2A champs, will entertain Orting on 6 p.m. on Friday.
The Cardinals, who have moved up to the Class 2A ranks this season, are four-time defending Class 1A champs. Last year's team featured (all returning) Fred Green, the 106-pound champion, Austin Dodson, the runner-up at 113 pounds, and Beau Gore, the runner-up at 145 pounds.
In addition to its state title run, Orting finished second the three previous seasons.
The Deer Park Stags could not run and eventually could not hide from the East Valley Knights in Thursday's Great Northern League regular season finale for both teams.
The Stags, who only had one run over more than 9 yards in the game (a 35-yard run by Dalton Hanson in the fourth quarter), could not catch the Knights 35-24.
The loss eliminated the Stags (3-3 in the GNL, 6-4 overall)) from state playoff consideration. East Valley (4-2, 7-3) was eliminated later in the evening after Colville upset league-leading Pullman.
In a match with deep playoff implications, the Clarkston volleyball team defeated Deer Park 5-19, 22-25, 19-25, 25-9, 15-8 on Thursday.
The win improved the Lady Bantams' Great Northern League record to 2-8 while the Lady Stags fell to 1-8.
Clarkston grabbed a quick lead in the first game. A Sierra English kill trimmed the Lady Bantam lead to 9-7. A pair of Jemma Lakewolf kills kept Deer Park close only to have Clarkston close out the game with late kills by Tori Zeimantz and Adriana Arnone.
The Freeman Scotties, staking claim as the top volleyball team in the Northeast A League, took care of the Riverside Lady Rams 25-10, 25-20, 25-18 on Thursday.
The Scotties, behind three kills from Kaela Straw, opened up a 10-1 lead in the first game.
Riverside (5-4 in NE-A play) made a brief run with three straight points behind the serving of Courtney Davis. Freeman, (7-1) however, responded with six straight points to stretch the Scottie lead to 16-5.
Two aces by Straw gave the Scotties a 20-7 lead and were never threatened the rest of the game.
The Deer Park boys cross country team lived up to its No. 3 ranking in the state's Class 2A ranks with a overwhelming 15-50 win over Clarkston on Wednesday in the Stags' lone home meet this season.
Nolan Woodward led the charge over the 3-mile course with a 17-minute, 7-second performance, good enough to lead the field. Teammate Kody Turner finished second (17:16), followed over the finish line by fellow Stags Sam Davis (17:38), Brady Bollum (17:42) and Coltan Boswell 17:45).


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Rios agreed to be wired with a microphone and followed with cameras by Major League Baseball Productions as he performed for the World team against the USA in Sunday afternoon's fifth annual contest of baseball's top prospects.
"I'm trying not to put any pressure on myself, just have fun," Rios said.
Rios has learned that sometimes it's better to slow down. In fact, slowing down could turn out to get him to his big-league future quicker. At Double-A New Haven, Rios leads the Eastern League in batting (.348), hits (115) and triples (eight), and is in the top five in slugging percentage (.518), doubles (22) and extra-base hits (36).
And he still hasn't learned patience at the plate.
Of course, not long after saying that, Rios knocked a first pitch from Mariners prospect Clint Nagoette for a home run in the fourth inning Sunday. But still, Rios believes he is on the right track.
Such aggressive strategy has worked for him in the past. It helped him achieve a .305 average in a breakthrough performance at Single-A Dunedin last season. But a higher level, with opponents confident in breaking and off-speed stuff, means adjustment time for Rios, 22, from Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.
"When I was young, I saw fastballs most of the time on the first pitch," Rios said. "But now I've got to get more patient. I'm seeing curveballs a lot. You swing, and you're behind. I don't want to go totally the other way, just be a little more patient."
Take it easy: While Rios is relaxing at the plate, Pittsburgh Pirates prospect Jose Castillo is learning to take it easy when it comes to throwing.
After making 253 appearances at shortstop in 2001 and 2002, Castillo is being used more at second base (41 games) than at short (38 games) at Double-A Altoona.
"They said that by learning second base, it might get me to the big leagues," said Castillo, batting .280 with four homers, 39 RBIs and 14 stolen bases. "But the thing I liked about shortstop is I could really throw the ball hard. At second, when I make a throw, I have to be easy."
He wasn't forgotten: New York Mets Australian catching prospect Justin Huber played in last year's Futures Game in Milwaukee and went a quiet 0-for-2.
After starting this year slowly and battling nagging injuries at Single-A St. Lucie, Huber was afraid he would become as forgettable as his appearance in last year's Future's Game. But Huber brought his batting average to .284, with nine home runs and 36 RBIs and earned a promotion to Double-A Binghamton.
After striking out 30 times and walking 17 in 50 Single-A games, Huber has struck out seven and walked seven times -- with a homer and eight RBIs -- through 12 games at Binghamton.
"Just getting the chance to be here after getting off to a slow start with injuries and what not, this is good for my confidence," Huber said. "I just felt like I was up against my entire body for most of the first month. But now it's going the other way. I'm feeling good. I want to get on to the second half and do my thing."
A different look: Colorado Rockies right-handed pitching prospect Chin-hui Tsao, 22, who leads the Double-A Texas League with 118 strikeouts, was chosen to the Futures Game in 2000 as a 19-year-old but didn't pitch.
Back then, though, Tsao fashioned an 11-8 record and 2.73 ERA -- at full-season Single-A Asheville, a high step for someone just out of high school in Taiwan -- mainly by using a devastating slider.
Those who saw him then see a different pitcher now.
Tsao underwent Tommy John elbow surgery in 2001 and appeared in just 12 games last season. When he did return, the Rockies limited his sliders to no more than one an inning. This year, he is not throwing as many sliders because the pitch isn't breaking as sharply -- he says it's acting like a cutter.
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"I never threw it before -- it was always a four-seamer -- but it was working last week," said Tsao, who struck out one and gave up a hit in one scoreless inning on Sunday. "My changeup is better than my slider."
Rockies general manager Dan O'Dowd said recently that if the Rockies need Tsao -- they're taking a look at breaking some of their young prospects in the bullpen -- they have no qualms about having him skip Triple-A Colorado Springs. Tsao spent most of his recovery from injury studying English and the America culture, and is much smoother in communicating than he was even at the start of the season.
Worth the wait: While Sunday's game showcased those on the cusp of the Majors -- such as World starting pitcher Rich Harden, a Canadian whose next start is expected to come in an Oakland Athletics uniform -- it's good for those who are a long way from the top.
For example, Boston Red Sox right-handed prospect Jorge De La Rosa, 22, is third in the Eastern League at Double-A Portland in strikeouts with 83. But because he threw 138 2/3 last season in his first year as a starter and pitched a heavy workload in winter ball, the Red Sox have been limiting him to not much more than five innings per start.
Ron Johnson, De La Rosa's manager at Portland and a coach with the World team, said they want De La Rosa, from Mexico, to learn to continue sharpening command of his fastball, changeup and curveball before pushing the track to the Majors.
"With him, it's just about commanding two things, his pitches and himself," said Johnson, who added that it would make sense to keep De La Rosa in Double-A this year, see if he can make the jump to Triple-A at the start of next season, then be judged on merit late next season. "With George, thus far he's done outstanding.
"He's gone from being a reliever two years ago when we first got him. Now he's able to go out and understand what he has. So if he does give up a run, he doesn't lose his confidence or his exposure. He realizes he's always a pitch away from getting out of an inning with the stuff he has."
De La Rosa pitched for two years in the Arizona Diamondbacks organization and one in the Mexican League before the Red Sox signed him for the 2001 season.
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Any reason why Barron wasn't there?
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Quote from: NotDeadYet on May 22, 2012, 04:35:25 PM I still find it curious Curran is running ahead of last season's b/u to Geno Hayes, Adam Hayward...Hayward has never been much as a LBer. Great STer though. Curran could be a find.
Some are in denial, but I think Parker and Stroughter are near locks to make the roster. Both are utility guys on 3rd down situations, and they are also special teams players. The loser of the Benn vs Briscoe battle is pretty much sent packing, and Gant does have an outside shot though.
"The passing game was out of sorts with Josh Freeman and the receivers not connecting on many big plays. There were some overthrows on Freemans part and some drops by the receivers."This was the case before the season last year...hopefully it isnt a sign of things to come in training camp and throughout the season.Josh Freeman will either be revealed as the franchise guy we all hope for...or exposed as a player who may never be "the guy".
Quote from: Legend on May 22, 2012, 01:57:14 PMAny reason why Barron wasn't there?Voluntary.
There\'s a very real chance the Bucs waive [Revis] before next season. At the very least, it will be a discussion worth having.
Stroughter and Parker are the slot guys. That is likely why they lined up as the "2nd team". Probably were going slot WRs vs. slot CBs and Benn was exactly where you'd think he'd be backing up Jackson and Williams.
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The agency removed 76 of the machines from busier U.S. airports last year. It will now get rid of the remaining 174 Rapiscan machines, with the company absorbing the cost, said Karen Shelton Waters, the agency's assistant administrator for acquisitions. The TSA will instead use 60 machines manufactured by L-3 Communications Holdings, the agency's other supplier of body scanners.
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Engine: This is the one we have all been waiting for. Since the Horsepower war is on the ZR1 is not going to let up. My source tells me that the new engine will consist of a 9.0L small block with big block bore spacing. The engine will be constructed of titanium to save weight of course. It will feature 2 Garrett GTX classified turbo chargers that will make power from 1000 rpm to 10000 rpm. To assist with low end torque an additional supercharger will be mounted on top of the intake. The supercharger is said to add an additional 400 hp and improve efficiency because it is electric. I asked my source if this was the same electric supercharger used in the Mad Max movie and he declined to comment. It will also feature the over head valve design because GM insists that it is the only way to fit the 9.0L under the hood of the C7 ZR1. The engine will also feature cylinder deactivation to save fuel. When running on 4 cylinders this motor will still generate and astronomical 627 HP and get 46 mpg. When running on all 8 cylinders the motor will generate a full 1572 HP. It sounds like they are taking no chance on loosing this Horsepower war.
Transmission: With all of this power on tap the transmission has to be up to the challenge and my insider tells me that it will be a quadruple clutch 16 speed clutch less transmission with 2 reverse gears ( in case you want to get arrested in reverse). The technology in this transmission will allow for a full launch with launch control activated at 7400 RPMS. I have been told that "yes the tires will slip a bit on launch but the driver will be in full control" thanks to the DTC active handling algorithm developed by GM and Google engineers.
Active Handling: This is the secret sauce. My source informed me that the brightest minds have worked so no one will ever kill themselves while driving the new ZR1. The car will have an electric motor at each wheel that work against the drive train. The system is similar to a hybrid car but the electric motors will act as brakes controlling each wheel in .0000001 mill seconds. This technology is said to have trickled down from the Chevy Volt so it will add no additional cost to the car. My source could not go any farther in detail until the ZR1 release gets closer.
Interior: The interior will not be upgraded, in fact it will use the old interior from the C5 corvette. The bean counters at GM insisted that this was the way to save cost so they could build this car. With this package you get high rich Corinthian plastic that feel hard to the touch and shines like a gold tooth on a pimp. I was told that they might even give it the 1984 C4 Corvette electronic dash and gauges if they can find tooling in the basement of the Bowling Green Facility. With this interior package you also get the seats from the C5 Corvette. Those same seats have been praised for the lack of lateral support and long lasting pleather hides. When I asked my source if he thought it would deter buyers who are accustomed to fine interiors like Porsche offers he insisted that " They will thank us for this easy to clean no frills interior the first time they touch the throttle and soil they're pants." Fair enough…
So now for the part you all want to know. What are the numbers on this car, how does it perform? Well this is just speculation because the car is still in prototype stages but my numbers indicate the following:
0-60 = 1.3 seconds with rollout and launch control (can only be used 1 time as tires will vaporize)
¼ mile time = 8.2 seconds if all goes well with your launch and you have tires and transmission left at the end of the track.
Cornering Gs = 1.9 G with aftermarket race seats (factory C5 seats will cause driver to slide and impale themselves on the hard plastic console and abort run)
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Tony Borcia's family read victim impact statements on Thursday, describing the horror of seeing a boat run the boy over in the Chain of Lakes last July. The man responsible will be sentenced on Friday.
The emotional hearing is being recorded by cameras in the Lake County courtroom.
Tony's parents and sister sobbed as they talked about the heartbreaking loss of their youngest family member.
David Haytina, 51, admitted he was intoxicated and using drugs when he ran over the 10-year-old on Petite Lake.
Tony had asked his oldest sister, 19-year-old Kaeleigh, if he could have one more turn on the inner tube, Kaeleigh said in her victim impact statement Thursday.
"I, of course, allowed him to, which was the biggest mistake of my life ... I saw what happened clearly," she said.
Kaeleigh detailed the moment Hatyina's boat plowed over her little brother. She saw the life preserver "holding the carcass that used to be my brother Tony," Kaeleigh said through tears.
Her little brother wanted to be a member of a SWAT team or a police officer.
Instead, he will never have that chance because "Mr. Hatyina was doing lines and knocking back drinks," Kaeleigh said in her statement, read to a courtroom packed with more than 50 friends and family members, most of whom wore buttons with Tony's smiling face.
Kaeleigh said she hopes her brother would be remembered as the reason for the eradication of drunken driving.
Borcia's sisters said their brother's death has derailed their lives. Tony's other sister, Erin, 13, spoke about being treated for bouts of rage.
"I just want to be a normal 13-year-old," Erin Borica said. "I shouldn't have to write a victim impact statement about the death of my baby brother. I shouldn't have to relive July 28 over and over in my brain."
Erin and Tony's father Jim spoke about having to relive the memories from July 28 over and over in nightmares and flashbacks.
"He had no chance against a 30-foot missile being driven by a man who filled his body with drugs," Jim said.
"Society needs to know what happened to Tony is inexcusable. My hope is that this court's sentence ... will save other Tonys of the world."
Borcia's father said his son was his best friend. The family said their pain was made worse by Haytina's callous attitude.
Illinois Department of Natural Resources officer Christ Winters testified that Hatyina operated a 29-foot baha boat named Purple Haze. Winters said three different types of alcoholic beverages were found on the boat.
Lake County Sheriff Marine unit deputy Michael Shep testified that Hatyina failed field sobriety tests and admitted to drinking.
Shep also testified that Hatyina told him that a pontoon boat crossed in front of him, causing Hatyina to swerve sharply to the right.
The Bartlett man faces up to 14 years in prison. He pleaded guilty in the case. Hatyina remains free on bail.
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Technology is transforming the way stories are told and distributed. As the various types of "television" converge into a single-pipe distribution model (owned and operated by cable companies and telecoms); as more and more feature films are released "on demand"; and as audiences insist on watching what they want, when they want it, industry watchers struggle with the question of how creators and companies can generate enough revenue to continue creating and distributing high-quality content. The Guild continues to pay close attention to the business and creative dynamics of the digital media revolution, but one thing seems clear: The ability to craft compelling stories remains central to the enterprise, and its value is undiminished. People with the talent and dedication to entertain and enlighten with well-structured narratives, both fictional and factual, are uniquely well-positioned as the technological paradigms continue to shift.
Of course, there is still the matter of learning how to work in the digital world. Several years ago WGAE initiated its Digital Media Education Program – an ongoing series of seminars, roundtables, classroom courses, online videos and other events and programs in which Guild members have learned from experts and from each other about macro trends and hands-on skills, about entrepreneurship and story structure. We urge members to partake of our DME offerings in the 2013–2014 season. Here is what we have lined up.
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Tim McNeil enters his seventh year as the head coach for the men's and women's cross country and track and field programs at Westminster College for the 2013-14 season.
McNeil immediately put his thumbprint on the programs as the Titan women's track and field team won the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) championship in each of his first three years after winning its first-ever PAC title in McNeil's first year in 2008. The men's track and field team, which finished last in the PAC in McNeil's first year, won its first-ever PAC title in 2011. In 2012, for the first time in school history, the Titan men's and women's track and field teams won the PAC championship in the same year.
McNeil was named PAC Women's Track & Field Coach of the Year in 2008 and 2010 and PAC Men's Track & Field Coach of the Year in 2011 and 2012.
Other unprecedented success achieved by the Titans under McNeil included the women's track and field team sending athletes to the NCAA Division III Championship meet in 2008 for the first time, the men's and women's track and field team producing NCAA All-Americans for the first time in 2012, 2011 and 2008, respectively, and the women's cross country team placing second in the PAC and 17th at the NCAA Division III Mideast Regional, each marking the team's highest-ever finish.
Overall during McNeil's tenure, Westminster track and field athletes have claimed 44 PAC event titles (32 women's, 12 men's).
McNeil became the school's first full-time employee exclusively dedicated to coaching both the Titan track and field and cross country programs when he was hired in July 2007.
A native of Mineral Ridge, Ohio, McNeil is a 1996 graduate of Westminster having excelled for the Titans in track and field and football. In track, McNeil was a three-time qualifier for the NAIA national championships in the 400-meter hurdles from 1994-96. His school record of 53.8 in the 400 hurdles still stands. On the grid-iron, McNeil was the most valuable player in the 1994 NAIA national championship game. McNeil ranks second on the school's career receptions list (129) and fifth in the receiving yards (1,849) in four seasons from 1992-95.
McNeil previously coached track and field at John F. Kennedy High School in Warren, Ohio, from 2000-06 where he was the school's assistant principal from 2004-06.
A 2005 inductee to the Westminster Titan Sports Hall of Fame, McNeil completed his master's degree in education from his alma mater in 2004.
McNeil and his wife Jennifer reside in Niles, Ohio, with their daughter, Zoey, and son, Micah.
Scott Coy
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Scott Coy begins his sixth season as assistant track and field coach for the Titans in 2012. His coaching concentration will focus on sprinters, relays and strength and conditioning. Coy, a full-time member of the Westminster department of athletics, is also an assistant football coach.
A native of West Salem, Ohio, and a 1998 graduate of Norwayne High School, Coy earned a master's degree from Northern Illinois (2006) and a bachelor's degree from Mount Union (2002).
He was an assistant football coach at each of his alma maters, while as a player at Mount Union he was a starting offensive lineman on the Purple Raiders' 2001 national championship team.
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Assistant Coach
Bradi Rhoades enters his fifth year on the Titan track and field staff in 2012 as jumps coordinator and pole vault coach. The Titans have won the men's pole vault title in each of the last three seasons and the women's title in the last two seasons.
A Slippery Rock University graduate, Rhoades was a six-time all-conference pole vaulter from 2002-04. He most recently served as an assistant track and field coach at Wilmington High School.
Paul Sanders
Assistant Coach
A 1961 Westminster graduate and former Titan track standout, Paul Sanders begins his 12th season as an assistant coach at Westminster, working with the cross country team and distance runners on the track team.
Sanders is a retired teacher who currently works at Tam O'Shanter Golf Course in Hermitage.
Bob Kerr
Assistant Coach
Bob Kerr enters his seventh season as an assistant coach with the Titan track and field program in 2012. His coaching concentration is middle distance runners. Kerr is also beginning his seventh year as assistant coach with the Titan men's basketball team.
Kerr, a native of New Castle, Pa., is a 1994 graduate of Slippery Rock University. He previously coached basketball at Ellwood City Lincoln High School as head coach and New Castle High as an assistant coach.
He also worked with the NFL's Los Angeles Raiders from 1991-93.
Phil Frye
Assistant Coach
Phil Frye begins his seventh season as assistant coach with the Titan track and field program in 2012 as throwing coordinator, working with shot put, discus and javelin. In 2011, he coached Ryan Bell to a fourth-place finish at the NCAA championships in the javelin for the team's first-ever NCAA All-American finish. He is also in his third year as an assistant football coach at Westminster.
Frye, a former Westminster track and field athlete and football player, completed his undergraduate degree in physical education from Youngstown State in 2009. He previously coached football as an assistant at his alma mater, Mineral Ridge (Ohio) High School, from 2005-07.


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In addition to supporting the student musicians, Betty Yu, associate director of the WKU Confucius Institute, and Lynn O'Keefe, director of Gallery 916, focused on collecting contemporary Chinese folk art.
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The Justice Department Thursday appealed the sentence of H. Ty Warner, the billionaire creator of Beanie Babies plush toys who got probation, not prison, for evading taxes on money hidden in a Swiss bank account.
Warner faced 46 months to 57 months in prison under nonbinding guidelines when he was sentenced Jan. 14 by U.S. District Judge Charles Kocoras in Chicago. Prosecutors, who urged Kocoras to impose some prison time on Warner, Thursday asked the U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago to review his sentence.
Kocoras sentenced Warner, the founder of toymaker Ty Inc. and Ty Warner Hotels & Resorts, to two years of probation and 500 hours of community service. Warner pleaded guilty to evading almost $5.6 million in taxes on more than $24.4 million in undeclared income on accounts that held as much as $107 million.
Warner's evasion was the largest of more than 100 filed in a five-year crackdown against taxpayers and enablers who used offshore accounts to cheat the Internal Revenue Service. Prosecutors are concerned that his sentence will affect others around the country, said Bryan Skarlatos, a tax attorney at Kostelanetz & Fink in New York not involved in the case.
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Chicago U.S. Attorney Zachary Fardon filed the one-sentence notice of appeal with the appeals court.
Last year, Peter Troost, a grave-marker and monument maker, was sentenced to a year and a day in prison by a judge in the same Chicago courthouse. Troost admitted he evaded taxes on more than $3.3 million in income.
Lawyers for Warner, who has a net worth of $1.7 billion, argued that he deserved leniency because of his charitable contributions. They cited his donation of $140 million in cash and toys to charities.
Before sentencing Warner, the judge read letters from supporters describing some of the billionaire's charitable deeds for schools, a kidney dialysis patient, Ty Inc. salesmen and his local park district.
"Society will be best served by allowing him to continue his good works," Kocoras concluded.
Warner's lawyers said he sought entry in an IRS voluntary disclosure program that has attracted more than 43,000 taxpayers who avoided prosecution since 2009. Prosecutors said he didn't apply to the program until learning the government knew of his conduct.
Warner paid a civil penalty of $53 million and filed amended tax returns for the years 1999 to 2008, his lawyers said. He has also paid $14 million in back taxes and interest, according to prosecutors.
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Method for Drying Blueberries
We sometimes buy and enjoy dried blueberries. They seem to contain some moisture as they are semi-plump, not as shriveled as raisins. We are picking berries from our plants now and would like to dry some of the crop. Does anyone know a method for drying blueberries? Thanks, Dan
Dan, we have a good crop of blueberries as well this year and will be drying some to keep through the winter. 2 methods:
Place berries on a baking pan, single layer, place in a sunny location for 4 to 5 days. I cut a piece of nylon screen wire to a little larger size than the pan and fasten on to the pan with clothes pins to keep the flies and bugs away. This is the best way I have found, berries stay a little sweeter seems to me.
Method #2: Place berries on baking pan and place into oven set to 150 degrees for 4 to 5 hours. The drying time depends on juice content of the berries. Pete
Hey Pete, Thanks. We will be trying the sun-dried method. I assume plastic screen will be available at a hardware store? We are fortunate this spring in having a rain or two each week. The grass is green and growing and the blueberries are plump and juicy. We did our second picking this morning. Now for a request for another recipe. Janie wants to make preserves from frozen blueberries. Does anyone have a good recipe for this? Dan
Dan, most all hardware or home improvement stores carry the fine guage screen mesh. A lot of folks don't do the screen, but I think it's just a little more sanitary .
Now, on the recipe for preserves, we tried it a couple of years ago and didn't like the preserves at all. The tiny seeds from the blueberries are very irritating to say the least. Neither my wife, nor I, have dentures and it was still very irritating and to the folks that we let try it with dentures, I can only imagine what they did with the balance or what they said. Since then, we have made only jelly from the recipe on the Sure-Jell box and everyone loves it, can't keep enough made! Guess the rain doesn't determine how well blueberries do because we are in the midst of an extreme drought here, 13 inches short of normal so far and yet we have an abundance of blueberries. Just my thoughts, you and the wife might like the preserves . Pete
Pete: I set out a pan of blueberries in a sunny area this morning to start the drying process. Went off to my son's place to play with the Cub. Dark clouds came up so I headed home to find 3/4 inch of water in the drying pan. Will start the process again tomorrow, but we have good chances of rain through Tuesday. Janie picked up packages of Sure-Jell today and is going to try the jelly recipe. I will let you know how it turns out. Dan
Sorry about the blueberries Dan, maybe better luck next time. I know you will enjoy the blueberry jelly, it is absolutely wonderful. Pete
Em and I freeze em. Pick up the box, put em in the freezer.. poof All Done We have probably 100 lbs in the freezer at the moment. Come end of July/August probably none left and time for a new batch..
About the same for Strawberries and Raspberry's. We do have to wash the Straw and Rasp Berries though.. The Blueberries are usually pretty clean. Seeing as we are in the world's BlueBerry Capital Region, they are inexpensive, come in 5lb boxes and are well cleaned. Can't pick em cheaper..
They are good on breakfast cereals (either the hot or cold varieties), make great desserts.. and Em freezes em in lots that are perfect for her BlueBerry Crisps.. these are so good and so filling that many a time we just have a huge slice for dinner..
I don't think I have had a dried blueberry though..
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Rudi: What are Blueberry Crisps? Do you have a recipe, might like to try them. Janie is an excellent cook and likes to try new things. Dan
Rudi, when you have 15 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild, it gets a little expensive down our way to purchase berries. They ususally sell for around $15 to $18 dollars, if you go pick them somewhere, for a gallon. As far as dried, we use them in the dried fruit snacks along with apples, peaches, bananas, black berries and the like for a healthy snack rather than junk food. Ours are so pretty this year even with very little rain, they are about the size of US nickels and doesn't take long to pick a gallon. All fruit and vegetables in and around GA have taken a drastic price increase due to the late freeze the first week in April and now the drought. Almost wiped out the GA peach and apple crop this year. But it will get better, just have to gripe a little now and then, human nature . Pete
Will try to get Em to post the recipe in time.. we are going through Kristina's graduation from High School and she is busy.. and I do mean busy... then my Mom is coming next weekend.. it should slow down a bit by then.
She will post is asap..
Kind of understand. We are the same here.. Peaches cost a fortune and are one of my favourite fresh fruits.. so I guess with the Ga crop not so great so far, prices will go through the roof. Good thing I gots me 2 Peach trees and then we will see how many we can get. Last year the birds got my 6 peaches.. I was really unhappy..
Blueberries etc., are very plentiful here.. we even have a pair of blueberry rakes that we used for years.. but it is a lot of work. Our blueberries are the lowbush variety, hence will be much smaller than the highbush varieties that I assume you have.
Either way, they are great..
and Dan.. Blueberry Crisp is awesome...
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Well, the drying process is going slow. I believe that we have had rain in four of the last five days. A litttle over half-inch yesterday, three-quarter of an inch the day before that. We usually have from two to four hours sunshine and I set the berries out at that time and remove them if heavy clouds appear. I realize that they could finish drying in the oven but just want to try natural sunlight. Dan
Good morning Dan, Sure wish you could send some of your rain down our way. We have moved out of the critical drought situation to the highest level of exceptional. Now over 14" deficit in our area, total outdoor watering ban with hefty fines, small streams are beginning to dry to a trickle, even trees are beginning to die. I have never seen anything like this in my life, but hope and pray for rain soon. Good luck with the berries, and I'm waiting on the Crisps recipe as well from Rudi and Em. Take care, Pete
Pete: South-west Arkansas is in an ideal location for rain this spring. Texas is getting hammered with way too much rain. We seem to be catching just the edge of the storms, providing sufficient rainfall and moderate temperatures but not getting flooded. Crops are looking good, as are lawns and flower gardens. We usually have hot, dry weather by this time of the year. I hope the south-eastern states recieve some much-needed rain soon. Dan
Thanks Dan, and I certainly hope we get some rain soon or the gardens are going to be history for this year. Pete
If anyone is a fan of Alton Brown's "Good Eats" like me, he just did an episode on drying fruits. He sandwiches the fruit in a single leyer between air conditioner/heater filters and straps it to a box fan for 12 hours. Does the same to dry herbs as well. Seems like a workable idea.
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One of the world's largest law firms, DLA Piper, is being sued for overbilling, in a case the New York Times notes will not help the public's low opinion of lawyers. Emails disclosed in conjunction with the suit show one lawyer describing another's approach as "churn that bill, baby!" When did lawyers get such a bad reputation?
The Middle Ages. In the days of the Greek and Roman empires, lawyers generally came from noble, wealthy backgrounds, worked for the public good, and were respected for it. It was often considered dishonorable to collect legal fees, and a lawyer's skill was in his rhetoric rather than in his specialized knowledge of elaborate legal codes. Even when Emperor Claudius eventually permitted legal fees in Rome, he allowed only fees that were less than 10,000 sesterces — several years' pay for a legionary, or only about a week's earnings for some senators. After the Dark Ages, lawyers were required once again by the ever expanding labyrinthine laws of the Catholic Church, the most complex organization of the Medieval era. The church's seemingly endless codes required specialized interpreters, but the lawyers were criticized for selling their God-given talents to the highest bidder. For this greed and "venality," they were attacked viciously in morality tales and satirical poems. One medieval poet wrote, "They are no psalmists, but the harpists of Satan." Others compared them to Judas, explaining that "he who sells the truth for money sells Christ, who is Truth." Their venality was associated particularly with the their tongues, and in the moral spook stories called the exempla, their tongues were in turn blackened, torn from them, or, in one case, scorched by fiery horses and cattle stuffed into their mouths.
Though lawyers weren't compared to Judas every time they took a fee, the perception that lawyers were greedy and opportunist continued through the Renaissance and into the early modern era. An early lawyer joke can be found in Shakespeare's King Lear, when Lear tells the Fool that his speech is "nothing, fool." "Then 'tis like the breath of the unfeed lawyer," the Fool replies, delivering the equivalent of the aphorism "A lawyer's opinion which costs nothing is worth nothing." Many dramas even compared lawyers to the devil himself, or depicted the devil as a lawyer. By 1832, the lawyer-devil archetype was so tiresome that the editor of one book of jokes complained that it was a "hackneyed character."


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