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The following letter to the editor addressing dealing with the Federal Emergency Management Agency was submitted by Councilman John Sevastakis:
The mainland of Toms River, as well as Ortley Beach and every other waterfront neighborhood, including my own were shaken to the core by Superstorm Sandy more than 3 months ago. Since that time, I personally have been balancing my role as a husband and father trying to secure a temporary home for my family, a businessman whose income is depended upon to support my family and a Councilman-at-Large whose obligation it is to act in the best interest of all of our taxpayers and citizens regardless of which section of town they live in. Never has there been a time as an elected official that I have felt more challenged by the weight of my responsibilities then now.
There is one agency that appears to hold all the important cards with regard to my decision making about my own home, the homes I have committed to restoring as a Builder and just as importantly, the decisions made as an elected official regarding how to help the residents of our town get back into their homes. That agency is FEMA, whose name has become a household word for many of us, usually spoken with a tone of anger and frustration. I have spent numerous hours and days, since Oct. 29 of last year, fact finding to obtain answers regarding FEMA's new regulations. Until the past few weeks, we were all forced to do that, waiting for FEMA officials to open the lines of communication and clarify what this new elevation map actually meant to the residents of Toms River and every other waterfront town severely affected by Sandy.
When we finally started receiving clarification from FEMA, instead of bringing some peace of mind, in many cases it confirmed many homeowners' worst case scenario with regard to their homes and the expectations related to raising their homes in accordance with the new flood zone designations. Through the cloud of red tape rhetoric, I have continued to do my due diligence as an elected official who wants to see our town come through this disaster and made whole again. The following information is what I received from the FEMA Informational Workshop arranged by the Township, which I attended on Jan. 26 at Toms River High School East, as well as in a private meeting, a few days before that, accompanied by the Mayor, the Business Administrator, Councilman Whittmann and Councilman Carr.
There were over 75 FEMA representatives and numerous township employees, who represented several different areas of expertise present at the Workshop. The three separate sessions were able to serve over 1,400 residents. For those residents that were unable to attend, a portion of FEMA's presentation that day is on the Township Website. A few of the more important programs are summarized below however more detailed information on all of them is also available on the Township Website www.tomsrivertownsip.com.
If you sustained greater than 50 percent damage to your dwelling unit and you had flood insurance, you would be eligible for funds under the FEMA "Increased Cost of Compliance" or (ICC) program to raise your property. The funding is up to $30,000 and the Township Engineer's office has additional information to assist you. There is a process you need to follow including the need to obtain a Proof of Loss from your insurance carrier that documents the damage to your property. The determination of whether you have greater than 50 percent damage is based on the improvement value of your dwelling, not the land, which can be found on the Ocean County Clerk Tax Records http://www.co.ocean.nj.us/TaxBoardTaxListSearch.aspx. If your Proof of Loss claim exceeds 50 percent of the improvement value on the tax records then you would be eligible.
In our meeting with FEMA representatives on Jan. 23, we discussed our concerns with the Advisory Base Flood Elevation (ABFE) maps, specifically with regard to the Velocity "V" Zone designations on the mainland areas. We were advised that revised maps based on further data and study will be published in August and it is likely that the Velocity Zone will "shrink" on the mainland however no further information will be available until August. Governor Christie announced on Jan. 25 that the ABFE maps that were published by FEMA and the National Flood Insurance Program in December of 2012, would be adopted in the State of NJ, in an effort to allow rebuilding to begin. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all township officials to caution and advise all property owners that the current ABFE maps are the law in this State until the new maps are issued. One important statement made by the FEMA representatives was that it was "highly unlikely" that the Velocity Zone will expand in Ortley Beach. In essence, if according to the ABFE maps, you are currently in a V zone on the mainland, you may ultimately end up in a less restrictive zone, however if you are not in a V zone on the barrier island, it is "highly unlikely" that you will end up in the more restrictive zone when the final maps are published in August.
The Township is also participating through Ocean County in FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. This is a "competitive" program with limited funding that can be used to raise your home and repair the damage. I only briefly mention this program in this article due to the fact that the deadline to sign up is currently Feb. 5, which will have already passed by the time this article is published.
The Township is also soliciting information for FEMA funding for residents/property owners who still have debris on their property that they are unable to clean up or who have homes that unfortunately will need to be demolished. If you fall into either of the afore-mentioned categories, you simply need to send an email to our Township Business Administrator, Paul Shives at firstname.lastname@example.com and he will add your property to the list. There is paperwork that will need to be filled out so please include your name, address, contact phone number and email address. Additionally, FEMA funding may be available for removal of debris from commercial properties as well and the process is the same for those business owners. As with all FEMA funding, the Township does not control the timing, schedule or approval of funding. Our Township Officials promise that we will advocate for ALL property owners but the final decision rests with FEMA.
In conclusion, the affects of Superstorm Sandy dealt a crippling blow to our town that is unprecedented and the aftermath is already a challenge to our emotional spirit, physical strength and mental resilience without being clouded by Federal rules and regulations that were continue to evolve before all of us. Please know that the Township is there to assist you and provide information as best we can. We strive to operate on the "best information available" principle and will only release information that we believe to be factual on our website. If you have any problems obtaining information from one of our departments, please email me, as well as the rest of the council, Mayor Kelleher and our Business Administrator, Paul Shives and we assure you that we will follow up to ensure that you receive the information that you seek.


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Just after their seventh anniversary in 1985, married life changed dramatically for Cheryl McClary and Jim Montgomery. Jim had finished his medical residency in Memphis, Tennessee, and landed a position at a hospital in Asheville, North Carolina. Cheryl, a lawyer, had to quit her job for the move. Shortly thereafter, they found out they were expecting their first child. "I tried unsuccessfully to find legal work while I was pregnant," Cheryl recalls. "I missed the job I had loved so much in Memphis, and I missed my old friends. All I did the first year in Asheville was cry. The worst of it was that Jim didn't listen when I told him how miserable I was."
For his part, Jim admits that he wasn't as sympathetic as he could have been: "I didn't think she had any reason to be unhappy," he said. "She was going to have a baby, I was making good money, and we had a nice house." Cheryl's mood didn't improve when their son, Clint, was born and she returned to the workforce. "Jim was more focused on his job than his family," said Cheryl. Things went from bad to worse seven years later when her second pregnancy required five months of bed rest. "I couldn't go to work," said Cheryl. "I was bored and lonely. But Jim wasn't supportive at all. He even went off on a trip abroad that we had planned together and left me at home!"
Cheryl waited until after she gave birth to their son, Wyatt, and then issued an ultimatum: "I told Jim he could either meet me at the counselor's office or at the divorce lawyer's office." Jim reluctantly agreed to go to counseling with J. Michael Hester, PhD, a pastoral counselor in Asheville. We recently caught up with Cheryl, 51, and Jim, 50, to find out how they're faring.


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ST. JOHN - Friday night's Central Prairie League matchup between Macksville and St. John seemed to be a game of polar opposites.
HAYS - In Norbert Muth's seven seasons as head wrestling coach at Great Bend High School, the most state qualifiers he had in the program was 10.
TOPEKA - The Great Bend swim team places in fourth at the Class 5A State Swimming and Diving Meet in Topeka on Saturday.
LIBERAL - With the ball in their hands and time running out in regulation, again in overtime and then once more in double overtime, the Great Bend High School boys' basketball team was unable to get a shot to fall to put Liberal away on Saturday night.
It all started a decade ago, when Brian Burley qualified for the Class 5A state championships in wrestling his senior campaign at Great Bend High School.
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Today, the Great Bend High School swim team will be competing in the Kansas Class 5-1A Swimming and Diving State Tournament.
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The Hoisington High School wrestling team will be sending 11 wrestlers to the Class 3-2-1A regional tournament in Beloit, starting tonight and continuing through Saturday.
LIBERAL - The Great Bend bowling team left Liberal with a pair of wins on Tuesday night.
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GREENSBURG - The Macksville High School volleyball team won two out of three matches at the Kiowa County quadrangular on Tuesday evening.
HAYS - The Great Bend High School girls' golf team opened the season on Tuesday, competing at a Hays tournament.
LYONS - Great Bend High School head tennis coach Shannon Schartz always has an extra meet on his schedule.
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Panther Cards are still available in the activities office at the Great Bend High School.
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Garza started for the Cubs on Wednesday, tossing eight strong innings against the Oakland Athletics. The starter is 3-0 with a 0.90 ERA over his last four starts, reestablishing himself as the top starting pitcher currently available after starting the season on the DL.
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The Public Sector Versus the Private Sector: The New Civil War
More than 150 years ago our nation was ravaged by the battle between the North and the South. Ceremonies commemorating the American Civil War are being planned in many parts of our nation. This is good and proper. We need to look back, pause, and ponder...
More than 150 years ago our nation was ravaged by the battle between the North and the South. Ceremonies commemorating the American Civil War are being planned in many parts of our nation. This is good and proper. We need to look back, pause, and ponder the reasons for the bloodshed which in many cases tore families apart and set brother against brother.
Long time friendships evaporated in a flash and these good feelings were replaced by hatred and anger. How could this be? What is it that could make people turn on other people they had known and loved? My friends, these questions have long troubled historians. Even as these solemn memorial ceremonies continue to make headlines in many different parts of America, something new is afoot in our nation. There is the faint musketry of yet another civil war. There is another chance that people will turn on their neighbors and once again friend will battle friend.
Recently it was my honor and privilege to serve as a key-note speaker and pre-conference seminar facilitator for the Wisconsin Fire Chief's Association. I have been to Wisconsin on a number of occasions and have always been well received. During my time there I got to meet some really neat people. As is my way, I worked to listen to their ideas and theories. I then shared my experiences with them and they were kind enough to share theirs with me. Let me suggest that these fine folks are in the running with the gang from Nebraska for the title of best group I have worked with in a long time.
As many of you make know, the state of Wisconsin has been at the heart of some very serious governmental issues recently. Their Governor recently beat back a recall effort and won the special election to remain in office. Public employees have been pounded and people are being urged by the media to turn on them. According to the discussions I had with a number of fire chiefs, the situation has become quite tense and disturbing.
On my first evening in Wisconsin Dells, I was treated to a fabulous meal at a lovely local steak house. While a couple of the chiefs and I were conversing at the bar the topic of conversation moved to the current state of affairs in our nation, in Wisconsin, and in the Garden State of New Jersey. Owing to his many visits to Wisconsin, Governor Christie from New Jersey became the topic of our discussions. You might say that I was called upon to justify my governor.
While it was not what I wanted to say, the reality of our circumstances forced me to speak of his animosity toward public employees, his dislike school teachers, and his personally-crafted pride and joy, the plan which froze my pension payments at their current level until the year 2030. As you might imagine, my comments were not laudatory. It is not easy to tell people that a man for who you voted screwed you.
The gang at the bar spoke of how police and fire people had backed the governor during the election and were spared some of the pain. However, like in New Jersey, money remains tight and programs remain in danger. I was forced to speak of the adversarial relationship between our governor and anything even remotely associated with the public sector.
At some point early in the discussion, one of the chiefs began to share a story with us. He mentioned how he and his family had been to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on a number of occasions in order to study lessons of that faraway conflict. He stated that at the time he was there he could not envision how such a conflict could ever happen. He told me that he could not imagine the circumstances under which one brother could turn against another: or one friend against another.
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CATEGORIES MoviesGerard Butler is back to kick butt in "Olympus Has Fallen," opening nationwide this weekend. The movie centers around his capable Secret Service Agent, Mike Banning, who falls into disgrace after a car accident involving President Asher (Aaron Eckhart) kills the First Lady.
Banning is working a desk job when North Korean rogue terrorists implement a highly-coordinated, well-planned attack on the White House and take the president hostage. The only man who can get in -- and get Asher out safely -- is Banning. With guidance from his boss (Angela Bassett) and Speaker of the House Alan Trumbull (Morgan Freeman), he must get down to the bunker before the terrorist leader, Kang (Rick Yune) unleashes total annihilation.
Does this action thriller, directed by Antoine Fuqua ("Training Day"), induce enough shock and awe? Is the lone-wolf-against-an-army story too cliched, or does the A-list cast's performances make it feel fresh? Here are the 10 things you should know about "Olympus Has Fallen":
1. The attack on the White House is jaw-dropping Once the blitz begins, you won't be able to look away. Sure, we've seen monuments destroyed before, but this is unlike anything we've ever seen. Watching the seemingly impenetrable symbol of power shot up and bombed is terrifying and disturbing.
2. It's also extremely violent As wave after wave of Secret Service agents emerge to protect the White House, the terrorists just pull out more guns and ammo. The body count is enormous. This is an incredibly bloody, brutal takeover that definitely earns the R rating.
3. Gerard Butler is the man "Mr. 300," as Angela Bassett calls him, is at the top of his game here. Due to the necessity of taking out the bad guys as stealthily as possible (at one point, the villain thinks he's dead), Butler engages in a lot of hand-to-hand combat and shows off a fearsome fighting form.
4. The story does get a little ridiculous There are quite a few troubling gaps in logic -- like the fact that none of the passwords in the White House were changed in the 18 months since Banning left the presidential detail? And though it seems heroic for Asher to save his staff from torture by giving up codes, it's horrifyingly dangerous when you really think about it.
5. Everyone in the cast really brings it The caliber of actors is astonishing. Eckhart is his usual charismatic self, while Freeman's natural gravitas makes you wonder why he doesn't play the president in every movie. Angela Bassett is sharp and authoritative as the head of Secret Service, and Melissa Leo gives an electric performance as the secretary of defense. While the story can sometimes feel predictable, the performances feel energetically fresh.
6. The villain isn't cartoonish Yune does a great job of making Kang seem insane, yet intelligent. This is no raving lunatic; his motivations are clear, however wrong they are. And Kang's quiet, cool, meticulous manner adds dread and urgency to the situation.
7. Prepare for cliches "Olympus Has Fallen" is definitely not breaking new ground, and there are some groan-inducing, cliched subplots, particularly the one involving Manning rescuing the president's son. There are also too-familiar archetypes: the hothead general who turns out to be wrong; the good guy turned bad; the heroic "last man standing"; and the anxious wife waiting to hear news.
8. There are some funny moments While Butler's Manning isn't quite as quip-tastic as "Die Hard" hero John McClane, he does manage to reel off some zingers as he dispatches various terrorists or shrugs off orders from the crisis center. An interrogation scene caused quite a few chuckles.
9. The movie is a bromance In the little bit of screentime that Butler and Eckhart share, their chemistry makes it clear that Banning and Asher share a deep friendship. The camaraderie of their initial boxing scene carries through the entire movie and explains Banning's dogged determination to go beyond duty to rescue Asher.
10. White House secrets are revealed Who knew the house was entirely rebuilt (inside) during the Truman administration? And that there are secret passages? Is there really a vent that could be used as an escape? The procedures for taking the president down to the bunker were also fascinating.


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For this fast family fare, Candace thaws a portion of Ground Beef mix, shapes it into a loaf and covers it with tomato sauce and bacon. Since there's little preparation before popping it in the oven, this main dish is ideal for busy weeknights.
- 1 portion Ground Beef Mix, thawed
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 4 bacon strips, halved
- Shape beef mix into a loaf; place in a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish. Top with tomato sauce.
- Bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Cook bacon until almost done; place over loaf. Bake 10 minutes longer or until meat is no longer pink and a meat thermometer reads 160°. Let stand for 10 minutes before slicing. Yield: 4 servings.
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- sleeps 8
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- community Grand Haven Beach
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Lake Michigan Beach House! Private beach - 75' on the water. Beautiful
white sand beach - you can walk for miles. The cottage is close to the
city of Grand Haven which is a resort destination offering quaint
shops and great restaurants. The cottage has a cozy living area which
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The beach is the main attraction plus the magnificent sunrises and
sunsets. The patio is perfect for outside dining. You can sit on the
beach or on the patio and watch freighters go in and out the Grand
Haven pier. The pier is also good for fishing and it is within walking
distance. And after the sunset you can build a fire on the beach and roast marshmallows. And then after another perfect day there
are many games to choose from for family fun. Photo ops to remember a
great vacation.
*****Because this cottage is located in a single family residential neighborhood we reserve the right to rent to only those who would fit that category. We have to respect the rights of the neighbors. The cottage is not large enough to handle more than 8 people. Not available for weddings or reunions.
activities and attractions in Grand Haven Michigan
Lake Michigan is an all sport lake which is great for boating,
swimming, fishing, water skiing, jet skiing, windsurfing to name just
a few. Besides walking on the beach there is a hiking trail that you
can access just behind the cottage. There is a marina within walking
distance where you can launch the beach toys.There are several golf
courses and tennis courts in the area. The North Shore Tennis Club
offers tennis lessons for all ages. You can take sailing lessons at
the Spring Lake Yacht Club. The downtown area has a board walk which
is fun on a summer day.
vacation rental rates
Prime time summer rates are $3600.00 per week.
Spring and fall rates are $2800.00 per week.
Early June and September $3000. per week
Winter lease $!200. per month plus utilities
A 50% non-refundable booking deposit is required. Final payment is due
one month before rental period which will include an additional
$500.00 security deposit and a cleaning fee of $150.00 The security deposit will be returned upon
the condition of the cottage after your stay.
Rentals are from Friday at 2PM til Friday at 10AM
Week-end rentals during non-prime season will be considered.
Winter rental is available from Sept-May. $1200. per month plus utilities.
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Legend states that Ulysses founded Lisbon, calling it Olisipo. Others claim that the name is Phoenician, but all agree it's one of Europe's most fascinating destinations. On All Saints' Day in 1755 a devastating earthquake destroyed much of the city. The Baixa (Lower City) was rebuilt on neo-classical lines that still form the heart of the city. The elegant 'City of Explorers'overlooks the River Tagus, and offers a number of distinctive neighborhoods to discover. Tour the Alfama, where the winding streets still retain much of their Moorish atmosphere. Stroll to Bairro Alto and hear the melodious sounds of Portugal's Fado music. Nearby excursions transport you to the lavish 18th-century palace of Queluz and Sintra's Royal Palace.
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Amesbury, MA — Stanley P. Kardek, 83, passed away on Friday morning at Amesbury Village. He was the husband of Ann (Ouellette) Kardek. Born in Amesbury, he was the son of the late Peter and Nellie (Dziucz) Kardek.
He grew up and attended schools in Amesbury and was a member of the famed "49ers" of the AHS Class of 1949. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict, and served many years in the Army Reserves. He went on to work as a turbine machinist with General Electric for many years until his retirement. He was a member and trustee of the Richard F. O'Brien post 2016 VFW, a member of the Elks of Newburyport, the Polish Club of Amesbury, and NARFE. He loved the outdoors and was an avid hunter, fisherman, making fly fishing flies, and was a member of the Katadhin Club of Amesbury, and State Line Field & Stream Club of Soutgh Hampton, N.H.
Besides his wife, Ann, he is survived by one son, Frederick Kardek of Kensington, N.H.; two sisters, Jean Paulauskas of Amesbury, and Josephine Gaucher of Barrington, N.H.; two sister-in-laws, Jean Radford of Lynchburg, Va., and Maryanne Kardek of Amesbury; and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his siblings, Walter, Sophia, Edward, and Joseph Kardek.
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The makeshift office is abuzz with activity, printers humming and laptop computers at the ready as several senior citizens go over their 2009 taxes with volunteers at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center in Newhall.
He's a mender of hearts, a soother of souls, a book author and a unique musician-physician whose message-laden tunes strive to end youth violence and drug use.
Elijah Canty, longtime Val Verde resident and one of the 13 members of the Val Verde Advisory Council who helped to establish the Val Verde Health Center, turned 99 on Feb. 20.
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There are red ones, blue ones, striped ones, frou-frou ones. Close to a hundred tiny, hand-knit hats were created by the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center's needlework and craft class for a very special cause.
Seniors, adult children and caregivers are invited to attend a Smarter Seniors Forum on Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center, located at 22900 Market Street, Santa Clarita.
A lifetime of memories met the party of a lifetime when Lester and Millie Tanner recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
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Blue Bomber Report Record: 6–3–0
Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
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Bombers' latest horror show hits new lows
CALGARY -- So, you know how when you're watching a cheap horror movie and the cheerleader goes for a walk in the dark house and you just know she's about to get her head chopped off by an intruder -- but you're still kind of startled when it happens anyway?
This was like that.
You could see this slaughter coming from 1,500 kilometres and a week away -- a season-high 16-point spread told that tale -- and yet there was still something stunning in the Calgary Stampeders' 38-11 throttling of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at McMahon Stadium Saturday.
Maybe it was how defenceless the Bombers defence looked in the face of a Calgary offensive onslaught that looked like men toying with boys?
Maybe it was how quick the Bombers rolled over, yielding two TDs and a field goal on Calgary's first three possessions and falling behind 17-3 before the first quarter was over? Or maybe it was just a simple matter of always being surprised by how much that cheerleader bleeds?
Whatever it was, this one was a bloodbath and the only small mercy that came of it is there is now an end in sight to this horror show of a 2013 season, with the 2-12 Bombers now facing playoff elimination when they face the Alouettes in Montreal on Thanksgiving Monday.
Go ahead, give it to me straight
The Bombers loss to Calgary was their fourth in a row since a win over Saskatchewan in the Banjo Bowl. It was also their sixth road loss in a row since a win in Montreal in Week 2 and their 11th loss in their last 12 games. And the Bombers have been outscored 91-28 in their last two games.
Oh, and it was also the 11th consecutive Bombers loss in a West Division stadium, a drought that goes back to July 2011.
Wow, that is bad. Was there any reason for hope?
Look, this season is over. But yeah, a Bombers offence that has been almost completely useless all season actually showed some traction, generating 194 yards in the first half and finally showing signs of a running game, with RB Will Ford rushing for 156 yards and returning a kickoff 100 yards for a TD -- Ford's second kickoff return for a TD this season.
That doesn't sound so bad. So how the heck did the Bombers lose so bad if they put up those kind of numbers on offence?
Well, for starters, all that offence came in fits and spurts instead of sustained drives and so didn't result in much in the way of points.
Quarterback Max Hall went 15-of-34 for 147 yards and one interception and wasn't great -- but then what Bombers QB has been in the last couple of years? Still, Hall did move the ball at times, had a couple of long passes dropped by his receivers and the lone interception he threw was Winnipeg's only turnover -- a huge improvement for a team that was a league-worst minus-28 in turnover ratio coming into the game.
But the larger problem was a porous Bombers defence that was just as hopeless against the Calgary run -- the Stamps had 261 yards rushing -- as the Calgary pass -- they had 361 yards through the air.
Put it together and it was -- by far -- the worst performance by a Bombers defence in recent memory.
Wonderful, so now what?
Rest easy Bombers fans -- this will all be over soon.
The combination on Saturday of a Montreal win over Edmonton -- which improved the Als to 6-8 -- and the Bombers loss to Calgary leaves the Bombers eight points behind the Als for the third and final playoff spot in the East Division.
One more Montreal win or one more Winnipeg loss this season will eliminate the Bombers and officially shift what's left of this miserable season into a rebuilding mission.
Perhaps fittingly, the Bombers next play in Montreal on Oct. 14.
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When Santino Scalici of Gladstone saw a campaign on TV about Organization United for Respect at Walmart (OUR Walmart), he went online and joined the cause. He's not a Walmart employee, rather a Ford worker looking to be a voice for the group of Walmart workers who are not unionized.
OUR Walmart is made up of a handful of Walmart associates nationwide striking along with Americans who have signed up to support Walmart employees in their request for better pay and health care.
"There have been actions all around the United States, starting with a strike several weeks ago, building up to Black Friday," Scalici said.
Groups at Walmart locations nationwide will form on Black Friday for "informational picketing". In Kansas City, union members from the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union and United Auto Workers Union will be among the crowd at the Roeland Park Walmart.
Scalici said picketing groups do not know how many Walmart employees will actually strike that day and join the picket line.
In a public announcement video, Walmart associates explained why they joined the campaign.
"We work for the world's largest company and we're still not making it," one man said.
Another explained, "Because my fellow associates have to use our local food pantries."
One woman in the video who is the subject of a retaliation lawsuit against Walmart said she was illegally fired from the company after speaking out.
Walmart spokesman Kory Lundberg said Walmart has 1.3 million associates nationwide. Seventy-five percent of its management staff were promoted from within.
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According to Lundberg, employees pay as little as $17 per pay period for health insurance, but he doesn't know exactly how expensive the plan gets.
OUR Walmart is asking the company for a minimum of $13 an hour, that's $25,000 a year. It's also asking Walmart for affordable health care for all associates, including workers in the distribution chain.
The UFCW, which wholly owns OUR Walmart, got into some legal trouble just last week after the Arkansas-based company filed a complaint against them with the National Labor Relations Board. Lundberg said the group is misrepresenting the majority of associates.
"What's significant about it is that Walmart workers have been paid historically low wages. They have to rely on government services as far as health care and food assistance, that sort of thing," Scalici said.
This year Walmart is offering its doorbuster deals two hours earlier than previous years - at 8 p.m.
The company does not anticipate any disruptions to the holiday shopping. It will staff stores with more than 1 million associates nationwide and locations will be open 24 hours as usual.
To learn more about the OUR Walmart campaign, head to forrespect.org.
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Former Hoops Star Casey Wohlleb Signs Pro Deal
Casey Wohlleb, a 2008 graduate of FGCU, has signed with Saint Josep Girona in Spain's LEB Bronze division. Up until this summer, Saint Josep Girona, formerly known as Akasvayu Girona, was a prominent participant in Spain's ACB division. This summer, however, Girona underwent a massive overhaul acquiring new owners, new management, and a new coaching staff, and will now participate in the LEB Bronze division.
Wohlleb, a 6-7 player known for his versatility on offense, will start at the wing for the club. He begins his pro career in Spain after a tremendous high school and college career. Wohlleb was named the 2004 Broward County High School Player of the Year before beginning his college career at NCAA Division I Marshall of Conference USA. After a productive freshman year, he transferred to Florida Gulf Coast University, then a member of NCAA Division II. After leading Florida Gulf Coast to a pair of dominating seasons at the NCAA Division II level in 2005-06 and 2006-07, Wohlleb emerged as the team's go-to option during its first year at the NCAA Division I level in 2007-08. He averaged a team-high 16.5 points per game (#5 in the Atlantic Sun Conference) to go along with 3.8 rpg, 1.9 apg, and 1.1 spg on 39.8 FG%, 75.8 FG%, and 34.6 3PT% shooting. In addition to leading Florida Gulf Coast to an impressive 10-win season, Wohlleb delivered remarkable performances against elite competition. Against Butler, then ranked #10 in all of NCAA Division I, Wohlleb netted 24 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds. Against Arizona State of the PAC-10 Conference, he totaled 17 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists. Against Austin Peay, a NCAA Tournament participant, he had 21 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds; and against Belmont, another NCAA Tournament participant, he managed 19 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists. Finally against Mercer, who defeated Southern California earlier in the season, he amassed 24 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 assists.
Wohlleb's talent and in particular, his work ethic, made him a highly sought-after prospect for professional teams this offseason. In addition to receiving widespread interest from teams in Spain and other European countries, he also received an offer to join the NBA Development League.
Wohlleb is the fourth AMI client to sign a deal to play in Spain next season, joining Dexter Lyons (CB Illecas - LEB Gold), Jean Francois (Caja Rioja - LEB Silver), and BJ Spencer (Balneario Archena - LEB Bronze).


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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
What was gearing up to be an aggressive fight for shoppers between two of the nation's largest retail developers ended before it even started Thursday.
Simon Properties, who own SouthPark Mall and Concord Mills, and Tanager Outlets, who run outlet centers in Mebane and in Gaffney, SC, announced that they will build one outlet center in Charlotte, rather than the previously announced two separate ones.
The companies announced that they will build the new outlet center on a tract of land at Interstate 485 and Steele Creek Road.
The complex will include 350,000 square feet of retail and food space, with the potential to expand out an additional 50,000 square feet.
The outlet center will be called Charlotte Premium Outlets and is expected to open in the spring of 2014.
Typical outlet centers run by Simon and Tanger include stores such as Banana Republic, Gap, Nike and Polo Ralph Lauren.
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The following is from the City Council meeting of Jan. 10.
•Orange County Human Relations Commission representative Bill Wood presented the City Council with a certificate of appreciation for its support of the commission.
"It isn't like this in all cities," Wood said.
Wood reported that the commission mediated in 94 cases involving Laguna Beach. One hate crime was documented in 2010.
•Orange County Grand Jurist Don Dillon urged folks to apply to be on the jury. Dillon said the pay is not great, but jurors do get a reserved parking space at the courthouse while doing work that educational and worthwhile.
The public is allowed to speak on any subject not on the agenda. Speakers generally are limited to three minutes, but the time can be adjusted by the council.
•South Laguna resident Christopher Toy recommended undergrounding utility power lines for safety, with improved neighborhood appearance an incidental benefit.
Toy said that trees or limbs falling on power lines have been responsible for a number of devastating fires, and downed power lines cannot be crossed by emergency personnel until the utility company has cut the power, which can hobble firefighters.
Property owners should be educated about the danger, the cost of undergrounding should be lowered and the process sped up, opined Toy. He said group discounts should be sought for the hookups from the utility to the homes, which can add $5,000 to $25,000 to the cost of undergrounding, and grants to subsidize the projects.
•Arts Commissioner Pat Kollenda listed a number of upcoming activities on the Alliance for Arts calendar, including Laguna Dance Fest, "Lonesome Traveler" at the Laguna Playhouse, Art Star Awards, Laguna Beach Music Festival, Laguna College of Art & Design student exhibit at City Hall and No Square Theatre's production of Chris Quilter's original "My Funny Valentine." For more information, visit http://www.allianceforarts.org.
•Robert Ross said the California Coastal Commission had served its purpose and should be "axed."
•Richard Picheny complained that three years have passed since he contacted the city about problems on the Groves property in South Laguna. Picheny said a spokesperson for the property owner had indicated that action would be taken within a year, but to date nothing has been done. He asked the city to take action if there is no action in the next six months.
Council members and staff report on events they have attended, people with whom they have met and other items of public interest.
•City Manager Pietig announced that a property in Arch Beach Heights had been donated to the city.


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High Risk/High Reward - Searching for Life on the Fireground - Part 2
This article is part of a series of articles focused on considerations for primary search.
This article is part of a series of articles focused on considerations for primary search.
We continue to lose approximately 100 firefighters in the line of duty each year. Running out of air, after becoming lost and disoriented while performing a search, is the second leading cause of firefighter deaths and injuries while operating on the fireground. The searching of a burning structure is a firefighting basic and falls into the category of subject areas that firefighters should spend a majority of their training time. As the job of firefighting changes, performing aggressive searches for trapped occupants is becoming more of a low frequency event with high risk potential.
Speed during search operations is crucial. Even though fire doubles in size each minute, its intensity increases 18-fold in that same time period. The clock is running - people are in trouble within a hostile environment and need our help. The hostile environment faced by firefighters and victims today presents toxins in very high concentrations as well as possibilities of rapid fire spread and structural failure due to building construction features. Because of the chemical make up of items used in our lives, these toxins are being released readily upon ignition and temperatures are rising to flashover thresholds very quickly.
A primary search is to be a quick sweep of the areas that we suspect victims to be located. A standard size bedroom should realistically take no more than 30 seconds to effectively search in a primary mode. Although speed is important, it must not be forgotten that keeping oriented must never be sacrificed. Secondary searches, most often performed when fire conditions are somewhat controlled, should be more deliberate and thorough.
Searching firefighters should remain low while performing search operations to afford them the most visibility as well as to allow them to operate in cooler temperatures. Too often firefighters are being trained to perform search operations crawling on their hands and knees holding onto and following each other in a line while maintaining a wall much like a mother duck with her ducklings close behind. This does not constitute an effective search pattern or lend itself to speed of operations.
Firefighters searching in this manner are forced to look down at the floor feeling the way in front of them as they approach. Conditions above and out in front of the team are often not able to be monitored. In this position, a firefighter may also be suspect to falling down a staircase or through a weakened floor and not be able to stop themselves since the weight of their SCBA and helmet is pushing them forward. Assuming a position on their haunches with their head upright and a leading leg extended assists the firefighter in monitoring changing fire conditions as well as keeping their weight back if they encounter an opening or weakness in the floor in front of them. This position also allows a firefighter to move quickly through the area that they must search.
Consideration should also be given to the number of firefighters committed to search a particular area. More is not necessarily better in this regard. An example to this point would be the instance of searching bedrooms in a residence; having more than one firefighter searching a 10-by-10 room would lead to them crawling over each other, slowing down the search and possibly even missing the victim that they are searching for.
A recommended practice in this case is for one firefighter to search the room and have the other maintain the doorway or point of orientation while monitoring fire conditions. When the search team gets to the next room, the firefighters can switch roles allowing the firefighter that has already worked a chance to rest. This will permit the search team to use their air supply in the most efficient manner. Remember, the search team is only as strong as it's weakest link - the lowest air cylinder pressure. Maintaining air supply awareness can not be forgotten.
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By Alex Lippa
---- — KINGSTON — The Grace Daley House has been standing at 165 Main St. for nearly 200 years. But the fate of the historic building is now up to the town voters.
Two warrant articles will appear on the ballot at Town Meeting March 12 after no amendments were made at the deliberative session Saturday.
One article asks residents to spend $150,000 on repairs to the building. Another article asks residents if they should raze the building if the previous article does not pass.
The house, which is owned by the town, is used now by a part-time thrift shop and for storage space. Last year, the town determined the house was in need of extensive repairs, including a new foundation and roof.
"I would be against putting this money into the building," Selectman Mark Heitz said. "If you looked at the cost associated with the building and what we are using it for now, it doesn't make any sense to me."
But Virginia Morse, chairman of the Kingston Historical District Commission, said the building is an important part of the town's history.
"There's a rhythm and pattern to the buildings in homes and schools, offices and town buildings," Morse said. "This is just part of the pattern. We've already lost two patterns on the old Sanborn Regional High School campus. I would really like to try to save this."
The house was built in 1834. It was used as a Congregational Church parsonage and a barbershop. The town bought the building in 1972. It's now used by Kingston Community House, a nonprofit organization.
Morse said she realizes the town is asking for a lot of money for a little-used building, but said revitalizing it would be a priority for the commission.
"There are lots of uses that towns have for historic buildings," Morse said. "People are always looking for a place to hold meetings. Towns who preserve historic buildings are healthier, more vibrant and economically more appealing."
Morse said an option taxpayers should be considering is to vote no on both articles, allowing the town to pursue other avenues for renovating the house.
Neither the selectmen nor the Budget Committee recommended repairing the building. Selectmen recommended the house be removed.
"I don't think it has to be a complete taxpayers' burden," she said. "There are many grants which can help the town with restoration."
The building is not registered in any historical databases. The house is assessed at $101,900, according to town's records.
Voters added $7,250 to the budget at the deliberative session.
There was a separate warrant article for the purchase of materials for preserving museum, town and library documents. The documents would be part of a new historical museum where the old Nichols Memorial Library is.
At the session, the article was amended to $1, and the $7,250 requested was added to operating budget.
After the article was changed, the Budget Committee voted not to recommend the proposed $4.7 million budget. The default budget is $56,000 less than the proposed budget.
"By not recommending the proposed budget, they are recommending the default budget," Heitz said. "It was kind of like they cut off their nose to spite their face."
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I love shake & bake pork chops, but have had a problem with them for the past few years. In the past, the coating would get crispy, golden and delicious. Now the pork chops contain too much water. The coating never crisps up and is mushy. I have tried draining the pork chops on paper towels over night, but it didn't seem to make any difference. Have any of you noticed this problem? Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
Thanks Scott