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New Berlin - With 102 units of controversial lower-income housing either finished or under construction in the New Berlin City Center, its developer MSP Real Estate is back with another proposal.
This time, MSP plans to build 75 additional units, of which 15 would be lower-income housing, at 14900 W. Library Lane, across the street from the current development. The city's Plan Commission could consider those plans as early as Dec. 3.
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The proposal, which MSP is calling phase two of its Deer Creek development, ran into a glitch initially. The city had planned to extend Deer Creek Parkway north through the City Center to connect with National Avenue. That would have significantly affected MSP's plans.
However, aldermen didn't want to pursue the road plan, said Greg Kessler, director of community development. For various reasons, the city has not put through other roads that also were originally planned.
With Plan Commission approval, the newest project could be under construction in spring, Kessler said.
Tenants are already moving into two of the recently completed 34-unit lower-income buildings. A third is under construction. The project also includes a 34-unit senior citizen building, also under construction.
Original controversy
MSP's original much-larger workforce development proposal triggered opposition that led to two lawsuits. Opponents said workforce housing is counter to the original vision for the City Center, which they said was for upscale shops and housing.
The federal Department of Justice and MSP filed separate lawsuits alleging the city violated federal fair housing laws. The city settled the DOJ lawsuit and withdrew its opposition to the workforce housing.
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A New Bedford man has been arrested in connection with an explosion in Freetown early Wednesday morning.
The suspect, Derek Faisca-Ribeiro, age 25, was arrested near his home and charged with Possessing substances used to create a destructive device, Launching a destructive device, Discharging an explosive device to injure property, and Possession of destructive device.
At approximately 3:40 A.M., an officer observed a vehicle on the side of Chase Road with a mattress tied to its roof. The male driver told the officer that he had pulled over to make sure the mattress was secure.
Around 4 A.M., Freetown police were dispatched to an explosion and fire on Slab Bridge Road. The explosion shook a house that was 200 yards away. When police and fire units arrived they found a small fire, the remnants of a mattress and debris that was blown into nearby trees.
After a description of the male suspect and the suspect's vehicle was broadcast to other departments, New Bedford and State Police located the vehicle near the suspect's home. At around 6:20 A.M., police then located the suspect walking in the area of his home and placed him under arrest.
Once in custody, Faisca-Ribeiro was interviewed by FBI, ATF, State Police and Freetown Police officials. He admitted to purchasing fireworks in New Hampshire and consolidating them into one device.
In a search of Faisca-Ribeiro's home, law enforcement found material related to the Freetown incident and located military manuals for Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). Police believe he acquired those manuals during his military service as a combat engineer.
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That was the first game I've attended this year. I have to say that Deanna is the hottest cheerleader on the squad this year after seeing them all in person. Rachel is a close 2nd.
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Mike Phillips and Karen Barton are raising awareness for breast cancer in a big way. Big as in forty tons of hulking metal, slathered in Pepto-pink paint and emblazoned with "Proud Sponsor of the National Breast Cancer Foundation." Ever since Phillips's and Barton's father, Richard Phillips, founded Phoenix Crane Rental in 1983 with the assistance of Ernie Baer and Bill Dickerson, the Mableton-based company has clung to its family-oriented roots. So when the Phillips clan sought to expand Phoenix's annual charitable contributions to encompass a more concrete cause, the equally family-focused NBCF seemed like a natural collaboration.
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'Newsroom' Renewed by HBO Despite Few Viewers, Many Critics
Despite the fact that few people are watching "The Newsroom," premimum cable channel HBO aseriesnnounced on Tuesday that it has renewed the left-leaning new series for a second season even though only two episodes have been broadcast.
The premiere of the show, which aired on Sunday, June 24, drew a mediocre total of 2.14 million viewers, which included a second airing, as it chronicled the behind-the-scenes events at the fictional Atlantis Cable News (ACN) series.
Created and primarily written by liberal TV producer Aaron Sorkin (who was also the driving force behind "The West Wing"), "Newsroom" features an ensemble cast that "sets out on a patriotic and quixotic mission to do the news well in the face of corporate and commercial obstacles and their own personal relationships."
The comedy-drama stars Jeff Daniels as jaded cable news anchor Will McAvoy, who attempts to change things after losing his temper while moderating a discussion between a conservative on one side and a liberal on the other.
At that point, McAvoy declares that "America isn't great anymore" and rattles off a series of statistics showing that the U.S. isn't the leader of the world in such areas as infant mortality and science education.
Despite the series' cliche-ridden concept, the early renewal is seen as a sign of support from the executives at HBO, who ordered a 10-episode first season of the program.
As NewsBusters reported, the show was widely criticized even before its debut since a preview showed one of the characters stating that Dan Rather "got it right" in his 2004 story about President George W. Bush's avoidance of National Guard duty, a hit piece discredited because of Rather's reliance on forged documents,
Just before the premiere was broadcast, National Public Radio TV critic John Powers "trashed" the show for being "smugly against conservatives."
"In fact, the show's so riddled with disapproval toward those who watch Fox News, read the tabloids or enjoy reality TV that it feeds the cliche of liberals as smug elitists who reflexively look down on anyone who doesn't agree," he stated.
Once the first episode debuted, criticism intensified from all sides, with Entertainment Magazine writer Darren Franich stating that two of the signs you're watching an Aaron Sorkin show are the inclusion of an "Evil Corporate Person" and "Conservative Characters Who Aren't Actually Very Conservative."
An example of the second item is McAvoy, who's a registered Republican but a "hyper-moderate" who "explicitly disagrees with the vast majority of contemporary right-wing causes."
In addition, the Huffington Post blasted the series over its unflattering portrayal of women, and Sorkin has been slammed for "his rose-colored view of modern journalism and willingness to talk down to his audience."
Some of the strongest criticism of the series came from Brent Bozell, founder and president of the Media Research Center and publisher of NewsBusters, who wrote that the series was "arrogant" and said it's preposterous to think "The Newsroom" is realistic, is idealistic and isn't liberal activism.
Bozell also declared that HBO should use a new slogan for its original programming:"Speaking Truth to Stupid."
"Sorkin, talking through his characters, thinks that what America desperately needs are journalistic truth tellers to make democracy work," he stated. "The people cannot rule by their own dim wits. They need the guidance of all-knowing anchorman-prophets."
Another interesting aspect of Tuesday's announcement was that HBO also renewed its vampire series, "True Blood," for a sixth season. One reason for the renewal was the fact that the show's fifth-season premiere on June 10 drew an audience of 6.3 million viewers across its two plays, more than twice the ratings of "The Newsroom."
Maybe Sorkin should try to boost ratings by adding a vampire to the cast. He'd probably be the most realistic character in the show.
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They don't need no stinking ratings!
Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 7:31am.
They're going for "quality" of viewers rather than quantity.
IOW, the "right" people are watching.
It's nice that Sorkin can afford to blow his money to make a point.
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Fake News
Submitted by Scott Trent on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 7:34am.
HBO`s "The Newsroom." Why would I pay HBO to see a fake newsroom broadcast fake news when I can watch ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN and msnbc broadcast fake news for FREE?
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Or better yet, watch a Joe Biden speech
Submitted by Blonde on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 9:05am.
Seriously. Earlier I saw an RNC commercial which featured Plugs giving an impassioned speech. It was shockingly funny and he's such a bad actor. I remarked at the time that even the most talented Hollywood writers and actors couldn't create such a buffoonish caricature of a sublimely inept politician.
Biden ought to wear a t-shirt with "Idiots R Us" on the front of it, while holding hands with The Won in his "BFD" tee.
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I agree. The man is
Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 9:33am.
I agree. The man is impossible to parody.
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Submitted by Blonde on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 10:55am.
We were howling with laughter. There are no words for the stupidity that is Joe Biden, or for the *ahem* person who selected him as Vice President.
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Well,, Blonde, Plugs could wear the "Stupid" t-shirt,
Submitted by UpNorth on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 11:08am.
and Baracka could wear the "I'm with Stupid" ---> t-shirt. It would seem to describe the two of them, perfectly.
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Years ago, I saw a pair of t's at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show, his and hers for wear on the boat.
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I hope y'all know that you're making fun of one of the few surviving brain transplant donors.
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I cancelled HBO years ago.
Submitted by johnsonl on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 8:53am.
I can't/won't pay good money to watch liberal bullshit.
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It's their money . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 9:04am.
. . . let 'em blow it anyway they want.
It won't be the first time a network or cable enterprise has stuck with a product they deem so wonderful in the face of small viewer interest.
They may be puzzled by the fact that their program draws a smaller audience than the History Channel's Pawn Stars, but that won't stop them.
My guess is that in order to attract viewers, they'll up the ante with more sex, which will further piss off the feminists.
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Calling Orson ...
Submitted by metaphorsbwithu on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 9:36am.
Why don't they just create some up-to-date visuals and rebroadcast The Mercury Theatre "War of the Worlds" Halloween special with Orson Welles?
They'd get more viewers and it'd serve the same purpose.
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Or Wag the Dog for Obama . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 10:16am.
. . . with a series about Obama saving the world from nuclear holocaust, hopping from capital to capital with his Nobel Peace Prize around his neck.
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So this is what it has come to.
Submitted by almostacowboy on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 11:15am.
Entire networks solely dedicated to the extinguishing of any opposing viewpoint.
Ahhhh, Liberals. Isn't is ironic that everything progressives do, beginning with naming themselves, whether it be "liberal" or "progressive", through their implied goal of "a society where everyone is free and equal" is based on a lie and is in truth the exact opposite.
Or maybe "ironic" isn't the right word.
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Next, it will receive
Submitted by richflanj on Thu, 07/05/2012 - 2:20pm.
Next, it will receive "Critical Acclaim" (liberal approval) for its "edginess" (liberal slant and frequent insults to conservatives) and "realism" (portrayal of conservatives as stupid and liberal arguments as intelligent and well though out).
Then there will be the "awards" (more liberal approval) for its "cutting edge realism" (more insults to conservatism and depiction of liberalism as intelligent, enlightened and workable).
Then HBO will put all of those "awards" and "acclaim" into its advertising.
All the while capturing fewer viewers than Ed Shultz on a bad night.....
Sad, so sad. I used to respect Jeff Daniels.
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Queen's School of Business breaks ground on $40 million expansion
The Queen's School of Business officially broke ground last weekend on a new 75,000 square foot wing.
The expansion of Goodes Hall will include classrooms equipped with the latest teaching technology, breakout rooms designed to foster group discussion and teamwork, two new research centres and over 50 additional faculty offices. The new wing will also feature student offices and common areas, a multi-purpose room for conferences, guest speakers and corporate recruiting events. The project will be LEED certified, incorporating design elements that promote sustainability and reduce energy consumption.
"This new wing will enable Queen's School of Business to continue to educate the leaders of tomorrow, and allow more of the most promising young people access to the vital business training that a Queen's education provides," said visionary donor Mel Goodes, whose lead gift of $10 million in 2001 helped build Goodes Hall. Goodes, the former chairman & CEO of Warner-Lambert Company, has pledged an additional $5 million towards the new wing.
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"This expansion will allow more great teaching, research and learning opportunities, while honouring our tradition of intimate learning," said David Saunders, Dean of Queen's School of Business. "By accommodating more of the best students, we will also expand our global footprint and alumni network, advancing our goal to be one of the most innovative and influential business schools in Canada and the world."
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Seminarians filled the North American College with strains of "Holy God We Praise Thy Name" as they took part in the groundbreaking ceremony for a new 10-story structure.
"Things have gone so well in the last decades, that we need more space and it's wonderful," Archbishop John J. Meyers of Newark explained to CNA April 12 after he led the ceremony.
James and Miriam Mulva of Bartlesville, Okla. donated $8.5 million to fund the $7-million building and a technology upgrade for the seminary's two campuses.
The Mulvas, their son Jonathan, Cardinal Edwin O'Brien, Archbishop Meyers and the college's rector, Monsignor James F. Checchio, all joined in breaking the ground for the new addition.
"We've been blessed in so many ways and we have a firm belief that it's important to give back in every way you possibly can," James Mulva commented.
"We feel so strongly about the Church and about youth and education. So, what better project, what better initiative could we do than to support this new facility for the North American college," he said.
The 36,000-square-foot building will be home to four new classrooms equipped with the latest technology, which will also give the college the space it needs for the 250 students it has.
The 10-story tower will also feature a new Blessed Sacrament Chapel, rooms for learning to preach, celebrate Mass and the sacraments.
The top floor of the new addition will offer the seminarians a quiet, well-lit space for reading and study, or a view of St. Peter's Basilica if their minds wander.
Msgr. Checchio described the launch of the project as "a great day for the North American College and for the Church Universal."
"Certainly the work of forming new priests is foundational for the Church and the future of the Church. And this building will be not only to provide for the needs of the college now but for the needs for many years to come," he added.
Archbishop Myers, who is the head of the seminary's board of governors, highlighted the spiritual impact of the new facility.
"Our previous Pope, Benedict, kept calling for us to internalize the faith.
"The interior life was really what it was all about, and with the chapel and also the prayer space in this facility, they will be encouraged even more to grow in their life of prayer and in their interior life," the archbishop observed.
Seminarians filled the North American College with strains of "Holy God We Praise Thy Name" as they took part in the groundbreaking ceremony for a new 10-story structure.
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A seven-year-old boy has died after being hit by a car allegedly driven by a teenager at a caravan site, police said.
A 16-year-old boy is being questioned by police after being arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
The accident happened at the Shirenewton caravan site, east of Cardiff, south Wales, at around 3pm on Saturday.
"A seven-year-old boy from the caravan site was apparently in collision with a red BMW 3 series estate," a South Wales Police spokesman said.
"The boy was taken to the University Hospital of Wales where he later died from his injuries. Specially trained police officers are supporting the family.
"A 16-year-old youth from the area, who is believed to have been driving the BMW at the time, has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and is in custody and inquiries are ongoing."
He added: "Anybody who witnessed the incident or who has any information is asked to contact the police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."


text: Best Kosher Wines Sampling Yarden's Kosher Wines by Susannah Chen 9/17/12 0 Reactions 34 Shares Print 0 27 7 0 0 Whether or not you're celebrating the Jewish New Year, there's reason to give kosher wines a try. Until a few years ago, the Sabbath-observing were limited to little beyond the syrupy Manischewitz, but in recent times, kashrut wines have gone through quite the makeover. While there is quality kosher wine being made in America, some of the most intriguing wine hails from the homeland itself, in regions such as Israel's Galilee. To show you some of the variety that's coming out of Israel right now, our office previewed a number of wines from Yarden. Keep reading for our tasting notes. NV Gilgal Brut What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Enthusiasts of brut nature Champagne will gravitate towards Gilgal Brut ($19), which was yeasty on the nose, with a bone-dry finish and plenty of acidity. Beware if you tend towards the sweeter side of things. "Way too dry for my taste," one taster noted. 1 / 5 2010 Yarden Odem Vineyard Chardonnay What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Think less French Burgundy with the 2010 Yarden Odem Chardonnay, Golan Heights ($20), and more California Chardonnay. The oak-appreciative will enjoy a glass of this wine well chilled. "Delish! My favorite style of Chardonnay," one office quaffer commented. 2 / 5 2010 Galil Mountain Rosé What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I'm a sucker for advertising and love the label," one person commented of the 2010 Galil Mountain Rosé ($15). "Would be good with some goat cheese and jam." While tasters appreciated the wine's slatey nose and minerality, they also thought the wine could use a bit more sweetness. 3 / 5 2008 Yarden Cabernet Sauvignon, Golan Heights What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Yarden's 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon ($32) was by far the winner of the tasting: it blew everyone in the office away with its balance of berry and pepper. "Way better than Manischewitz! A great alternative for traditional families," one sipper declared. We loved its almond and toasted nut fragrance, its combination of blackberries and peppery, spicy notes, and the wine's velvety structure. 4 / 5 2010 Yarden Galilee Late Harvest Gewurztraminer What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Yarden even boasts a dessert wine from the Galilee region, a late harvest Gewurztraminer ($27). It didn't possess the complexity of some of our favorite dessert whites, but tasters enjoyed its lychee and honey flavors anyway. "I want this poured over ice cream!" one taster declared. "Call me trashy, but I might like this as a spritzer," another sheepishly admitted. 6 / 5 0 27 7 0 0 Read More Israeli WineKosher WineKosherJewishWine Wine The Story About Cheap Wine Might Make You Gag 2 weeks ago 5 Ways to Quickly Chill Wine 7/18 The Bar Cart Staples You Should Be Refrigerating but Probably Aren't 7/17 3 Picnic-Perfect Wines to Pack in Your Basket 7/14 What Type of Wine Should You Pair With Veggie Burgers? 7/10 From Chips to Chocolate: The Best Junk Food and Wine Pairings 7/02 Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Love & Sex Food Vegetarian DIY Link Love Chocolate Legos are basically an excuse to play with your food — HuffPost Taste Here's the full list of chefs competing on Top Chef season 12 — Grub Street Jimmy Fallon pokes fun at how Giada De Laurentiis pronunces spaghetti — Eater Sweet tea fried chicken would make any Southerner proud — Rachael Ray Show McDonald's goes deep fried with its latest menu item — Foodbeast Banh mi meets breakfast sandwich in this must-try recipe — Food52 Source: Akihiro Mizuuchi/Behance


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- Oct 31:
- Northeast Plains Outreach Team reaching out to flood victims
- Oct 19:
- Disaster Recovery Center closing today
- Oct 16:
- Fellowship of Christian Farmers providing support for those affected by the flood
- Oct 10:
- Parks, Library and Recreation board hears update on flood damage
- Oct 8:
- Flood refunds announced for rifle seasons, property updates
- Oct 4:
- Non-profits, local governments invited to briefing
- Northeastern Junior College reflects on handling of flood situation
- Sep 30:
- FEMA: Disaster Recovery Center still open
- Museum accepting donations to help with recovery
- Sep 28:
- Flood-damaged county roads remain closed
- Center for FEMA, agencies offers 'one stop'
- Sep 27:
- Sterling Livestock helps raise funds for flood relief
- Sep 26:
- Flood-damaged county roads remain closed
- Living Center residents happy to return home
- Agencies fill courthouse with resources, personnel
- Sep 25:
- Remaining evacuations lifted along South Platte in Logan County
- A call for Love
- Sep 24:
- Four-legged flood survivors in need of new home
- Riverside Drive evacuations cancelled after problem fixed
- Agencies providing aid, info for those affected by the flood
- Safety hazards remain even after water recedes
- Free legal assistance for flood victims
- RE-1 Valley Board of Education hears update on flood issues
- Sep 23:
- Northeastern to resume classes on Wednesday
- Workshop at Workforce Center for flood-affected businesses, workers
- City of Sterling resumes normal operations
- A funeral in the time of the flood
- Sep 21:
- Flood upate: no flush order in effect through weekend
- INFORMATION EXTENSION: Food safety information after a flood
- Sep 20:
- Flood update: Highway 6 reopens as residents take stock
- Flood update: Temporary pipe helping relieve pressure on sewer system
- Health department making allowances to reopen Sterling restaurants
- Flood update: no flush restriction still in effect
- Help available for residents, businesses
- Flood postpones Christ United Methodist Church anniversary celebration
- Gov. Hickenlooper: We will rebuild and come out stronger
- Sep 19:
- Donation distribution center opens at 8 a.m. Friday for South Platte flood victims
- Merino Fire Department offering free showers from 6 to 10 p.m. today
- Sterling City Council declares disaster
- Care facilities coping with flood's impact
- Scam artists exploiting Colorado floods
- Flood update: Crews on Plan B to restart Sterling's sewer pumps
- Sep 18:
- Public health concerns linger due to South Platte flooding
- RE-1 Valley School District superintendent gives details about decision to cancel classes
- City of Sterling says wastewater pumps still not operating
- Northeast Colorado Health Department receiving TD vaccine
- Farm Radio broadcasts disrupted by South Platte flood
- Salvation Army providing canteen truck at Sterling Middle School
- Cancellations and closings due to the flooding
- Sandbags wanted downstream
- Sep 17:
- Flood update: Highway 6 reopened at Merino bridge
- Northeast Colorado Health Department working to get more personal camp toilets, portable toilets
- Flood issues causing closings and postponements
- Damage to wastewater system forces closure of facilities
- Crook evacuated as river threatens
- RE-1 Valley School District, St. Anthony Catholic School, Northeastern Junior College cancel classes, close campus for rest of the week
- Sep 16:
- Damage to wastewater system forces closure of facilities
- Xcel Energy not expecting any power outages in Sterling
- Possible power outage threatens Sterling due to flood damage
- Lions Club helping with disaster relief for flood victims
- Community rises to help displaced pets
- No flush order, limited water usage for Sterling due to flooding
- Colorado flooding 2013: Map of rain totals
- Sep 15:
- Evacuation area extended along South Platte to Iliff as precaution
- South Platte river-bottom residents take shelter
- Updated: The river has not reached Sterling yet
- Updated: Evacuations expanded along South Platte to Iliff as flood spreads
- Provisional Balzac gage reading over historic record stage
- Sep 14:
- Southwestern Logan County under flash flood warning until 10:45 p.m.
- Flooding brings tales of rescues, improvisation
- Colorado floods: "Unaccounted for" fluid, now totals 584
- Colorado floods: Infrastructure repairs a steep climb
- City: Fort Morgan preparing in case of river flooding
- Flood Warning Update: S. Platte rising
- Weather postpones many weekend contests
- Sep 13:
- Road closures widespread as flood swamps bridges, erodes asphalt
- Journal-Advocate delivery affected by Front Range flooding
- Sep 12:
- Health advisory for recreational or other contact with northeastern Colorado rivers and streams
- National Weather Service warns of flooding on S. Platte this weekend
The NWS flood warning is in effect from 2:23 p.m. Sept. 15 until 6 a.m. Sept. 18. The severity has been raised from minor to moderate flooding at Balzac, reaching about 11 feet by Monday afternoon.
At 3:30 p.m., the flood crest was between Kersey and Weldoa, with the river rising rapidly near Weldona. The flood is forecast to reach the gauge near Weldona early Sunday morning higher than the previous record crest, which was 11.68 feet in 1973. The Balzac gauge reached 13.32 feet in 1965, and 10.7 feet in 1973. At 11 feet, the water flows over Highway 6 near Atwood. At 10.5 feet, it flows over the railroad tracks south of Merino. At 10 feet, there is minor flooding at Sterling along the river.
Tonight's forecast for Sterling calls for a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms, with a 30 percent chance of showers Sunday. The likelihood of precipitation drops Monday to 20 percent.
The latest update from the Colorado Department of Transportation shows a few highways have reopened today and some highways have closed, as high water moves east.
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is advising motorists to exercise extra caution when traveling across the northern Front Range and points east since some highways may appear structurally sound but may have been damaged by water, rocks, or debris. In addition to driving carefully, motorists should not pull over to view flood damage or water flows because it creates a safety hazard on the highways.
Motorists also are reminded that the route that opened to Estes Park last night is only for emergency personnel, Estes Park residents, delivery vehicles, and other essential visitors. CDOT is enforcing checkpoints at varying locations to ensure only those with critical missions can enter and exit the town until more permanent repairs can be made. Rocky Mountain National Park remains closed to tourists.
Many highways and bridges remain closed until further notice as a precaution until crews can evaluate whether or not they are safe for travel.
Status of State Highways:
· I-25 between U.S. 34 & Wyoming State Line
· U.S. 85 between Denver area & Wyoming State Line
· State Highway (SH) 83 – Parker Road between Florida & Jewell avenues
· SH 392 between I-25 (CR 5) & 17th Street in Windsor
· U.S. 34 between Granby & Estes Park (Trail Ridge Road) – Essential travel only
· I-25 northbound /southbound ramps to State Highway 119 open – travel only allowed east of interchange due to SH 119 closure west of I-25
· U.S. 34 between Greeley & Wiggins
· U.S. 40 at Floyd Hill
· SH 30 (Havana Street) at Alameda Avenue
· SH 144 between U.S. 34 & CR 13
· SH 39 between I-76 in Wiggins & Goodrich
· SH 119 between County Line Road & I-25
· SH 119 between Boulder & Nederland (Boulder Canyon)
· SH 170 between SH 93 & Eldorado Canyon State Park
· U.S. 34 between Glade Road & Estes Park
· U.S. 36 between Boulder & Estes Park
· U.S. 34 between mile 114 (east of Greeley) & Wiggins (I-76)
· U.S. 287 at Big Thompson River in Loveland between SH 402 & 5th Street
· U.S. 287 between MP 307 (Isabella) & MP 310 (SH 52)
· SH 7 between Lyons & Estes Park
· SH 14 between Ted's Place & Walden
· SH 60 at CR 46
· SH 66 between 53rd Street (Longmont) & Lyons
· SH 66 between CR 13 & CR 19
· SH 257 between SH 60/Milliken & U.S. 34
· I-70 eastbound off-ramp to Quebec Street
· SH 72 (Indiana Street) between 72nd & 80th avenues
· SH 72 between SH 93 & SH 119 (Coal Creek Canyon)
Please note that the above listed closures are only for state highways; additional road and bridge closures should be expected in cities, counties, and towns.
Currently CDOT's www.cotrip.org website is experiencing technical difficulties. Motorists can call 511, visit http://www.coloradodot.info/travel/colorado-flood-highway-updates, or download the CDOT Mobile app. For a list of current closures, please visit the CDOT Facebook page "Notes" section at www.facebook.com/coloradodot. Our partners at www.coemergency.com, www.coloradoattorneygeneral.gov, www.colorado.gov/revenue, and www.colorado.gov/energy will also be posting information.


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--SunPower posts wider fourth quarter loss
--Company expects better days ahead with increased focus on downstream development
--SunPower currently selling most of its panels to its own projects, or those of partners
By Cassandra Sweet and Nathalie Tadena
SunPower Corp. (SPWR) posted a fourth-quarter loss Thursday, but executives said the company sees better results in the future as the company increases sales of its panels directly to its own projects and to projects being developed by its partners.
For the first quarter, SunPower projected adjusted earnings of five cents to 20 cents a share and adjusted revenue of $475 million to $550 million. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters most recently predicted a loss of 10 cents a share and revenue of $544 million.
Solar-product makers have struggled with falling prices and a global oversupply of both solar panels and manufacturing capacity. SunPower, of San Jose, Calif., built its business on solar-panel manufacturing, but the company has increasingly expanded into development of large solar-power plants and smaller home rooftop-solar systems. The company, which is majority-owned by French oil major Total S.A. (TOT, FP.FR), has also looked to new markets, such as Japan, South Africa and the Middle East, to tap new demand.
About 90% of SunPower's solar panels are used in its own solar-power plants or rooftop solar generators, or sold to be used in projects being developed by one of its partners, said SunPower Chief Executive Tom Werner. The company plans to sell all its solar panels in this fashion by the end of this year, Mr. Werner said.
"We would allocate a majority of our product to our own demand creation," Mr. Werner said in an interview. In Japan, SunPower sells its panels to Toshiba for use in solar-power projects, as part of a partnership.
In January, SunPower said it sold a complex of California solar farms to MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co., a unit of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA, BRKB) for $2.5 billion. Also in January, SunPower said U.S. Bancorp (USB) co-invested in a $100 million fund to support development of new home-rooftop solar power generators.
In December, SunPower signed joint-venture agreements with Tianjin Zhonghuan Semiconductor, Inner Mongolia Power Group and Hohhot Jinqiao City Development Co. to make solar panels and build solar power plants in China.
SunPower also has aggressively expanded into the U.S. home-rooftop solar market, which now accounts for as much as 15% of the company, Mr. Werner said.
The U.S. home solar-power market has grown quickly over the last few years, owing to new financing structures, in which outside investors put up the money to install systems on home rooftops in California and other states. The homeowners agree to buy the electricity from the solar systems in monthly payments, under long-term contracts. The monthly payments are often lower than what the homeowner would pay their utility.
SunPower has taken steps to reduce costs, such as restructuring its Philippines manufacturing operations and cutting about 900 jobs there.
The latest period included $179.3 million in pretax charges, including an $82.3 million gross margin adjustment related to the timing of revenue recognition from utility power plant projects and construction activities and $39.6 million in restructuring charges, among other items. The year-ago period included about $93 million in pretax charges.
Overall, SunPower reported a loss of $144.8 million, or $1.22 a share, compared with a year-earlier loss of $93 million, or 94 cents a share. Excluding charges related to a utility and power plant project, stock-based compensation and other items, adjusted earnings rose to 18 cents a share from four cents a share.
Revenue improved 8.5% to $678.5 million. Including revenue related to the construction of utility power plant projects and construction activities, adjusted revenue totaled $784.2 million.
In November, SunPower projected adjusted earnings between break-even to 25 cents a share and adjusted revenue of $700 million to $900 million.
Gross margin widened to 6.9% from 6.8%. Total operating expenses were up 43%.
Americas revenue, its biggest top line contributor, jumped 61%. Revenue in the Asia Pacific region rose 30%. Sales in Europe, the Middle East and Africa slumped 64%.
Shares slipped 3.9% to $8.07 after hours. Through the close, the stock has gained 84% over the past three months.
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---- — Nazarene church hosting Parents' Night Out
PLATTSBURGH — The Plattsburgh Church of the Nazarene, 187 Broad St., will host Parents' Night Out from 6 to 9 tonight.
All community children ages infant through sixth grade are invited to a free night of pizza, gym games, crafts and more.
Call 561-1960 to register.
Thrift Store clothing sale today, Saturday
PERU — St. Vincent's Thrift Store, 3028 Main St., will have its Spring/Summer Sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today and Saturday.
Customers may fill a large bag with gently used spring/summer clothing and footwear for $6.
Schedule set for Eucharistic Devotions
MALONE — Malone Catholic parishes are offering "40 Hours of Eucharistic Devotions" from Sunday through Tuesday at Notre Dame Church, 11 Church Place.
The schedule for Divine Mercy Sunday is: 11 a.m., Mass celebrated for the second Sunday of Easter followed by Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament; 1 to 2:50 p.m., priests will be on hand for the Sacrament of Confession; 3 p.m., Divine Mercy Devotions; and Eucharistic Adoration until midnight.
Monday and Tuesday's schedule is: 6:45 a.m. until midnight, Eucharistic Adoration; 7 p.m., the celebration of Mass. The services conclude Tuesday evening with a solemn procession and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
St. Peter's hosting Divine Mercy Sunday services
PLATTSBURGH — St. Peter's Church will hold services for Divine Mercy Sunday, on April 7.
The schedule includes: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 12:15 to 2:30 p.m.; a new video called "Jesus, I Trust in You" from 12:15 to 1:35 p.m.; and Sacrament of Reconciliation in the chapel from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m.
The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and prayer service will begin at 2:30 p.m. A blessing of religious objects will take place during that service.
St. Alexander's holding special service Monday
MORRISONVILLE — A Eucharistic Adoration and Rosary for Life of the Solemnity of the Annunciation will be held at 7 p.m. Monday, April 8, at St. Alexander's Church.
The service is being hosted by the Knights of Columbus Council 6067, St. James Church in Cadyville, St. Alexander's Church and the Catholic Daughters.
All are welcome to attend. For more information, call GK Roman Miner at 293-7292 or St. Alexander's Church at 561-5039.
Fellowship Dinner at Ticonderoga UMC
TICONDEROGA — The next free Community Fellowship Dinner at the First United Methodist Church is from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday.
A special Parmesan-crusted chicken dinner will be served along with vegetables, desserts and beverages. High chairs, booster seats and a child-friendly menu will also be available, as will take-outs.
Donations are accepted. All are welcome.
First Assembly church hosting guest speaker
PLATTSBURGH — The Rev. Rose-Aimee Bordeleau will minister at the 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. services Sunday at First Assembly of God, 164 Prospect Ave.
Born to a Franco-Ontarian family with religious traditions, Bordeleau was exposed at a young age to the miraculous intervention of God. During her adolescence, she experienced abuse from her alcoholic father over a long period of time, which provoked in her painful emotional scars. As an adult, her artistic career opened up another world of harsh reality, as alcohol and drugs became her universe. Through her brokenness and a deep sense of emptiness, she tried to kill herself at the age of 22, and at the age of 29, she overdosed, but God had a plan for her life. In 1982, in her quest for profound peace and forgiveness, she became a follower of Jesus. He transformed her life of hopelessness into a victorious life, consecrated to the service of God.
Bordeleau has a bachelor's degree in theology from Master's College and Seminary. She served as senior pastor of a church in the Montreal region for five years and has been senior pastor of La Mission Rapha in Montreal for the past seven years. She has conducted evangelistic services for seven years in Canada, the United States and Africa under Raphah Worldwide Ministries, which she founded. She has also produced and recorded an original album called "Purest Love," and she wrote a book entitled " Breaking the Silence." As well, she has had a weekly radio program for the past 16 years.
St. Ann's annual breakfast is Sunday
MOOERS FORKS — St. Ann's annual Sunday breakfast is from 8 a.m. to noon Sunday at St. Ann's Center on Town Hall Road behind the church.
The menu includes homemade cinnamon buns, sausage patties and links, ham and bacon, scrambled eggs, home fries, French toast, pancakes and beverages. The cost is $8 for adults, $7 for those age 65 and over, $3 for ages 6 to 10, and free for children 5 and under.


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Medfield Boss Ultimate Frisbee by ben.lester - about 5 years ago
"This year, my friends and I decided to put together an Ultimate Frisbee team to compete against other schools. Our team entered the Massachusetts HS State Championships to play our first 'official' games. To our surprise, we made it to our division's championship round! We ended up taking second place and had a lot of fun playing Frisbee in our new CustomInk team uniforms! CustomInk's easy-to-use interface and wide selection of Tshirt materials helped us make our uniforms just right."


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Welcome to the latest fun filled programme of holiday courses at Uppingham. If you are looking for a way to entertain the children during the school holidays, or even wanting to try your hand at something yourself, then this is the place for you. With a selection including music, drama, sport, cooking, history, art, science and technology, there is hopefully something to cater for every interest.
We have some exciting new courses, but all the regular favourites are there too, so there should be something to inspire you. Residential options are available on almost all of the courses run for children in the summer.
Full details of all the courses and information on how to book can be found on the following pages – we hope you will enjoy having a browse. Please contact us if you would like us to send you a copy of our brochure or if you would like to receive regular updates by email. We look forward to hearing from you and to welcoming you or your children on one of our courses.
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Honeymoon: a dreamed-of romance
A honeymoon should be filled with unforgettable, happy memories, and Villa Milani offers you the perfect setting and atmosphere to realize your dreams.
Spend two special nights in the tower Orione; the love-nest of your dreams where, from the privacy of your room, you have a breathtaking 360° view, looking out across the valley as far as the eye can see. Follow this up with a romantic candlelit dinner in the Villa or in a cosy restaurant in town and then takeaway your "Honeymooner's Card" for future celebrations of each anniversary as "Special Guests".
The package includes:
- Two-night stay in the Tower Orione
- Welcome Cocktail
- One candlelit dinner in the Villa or in a romantic restaurant in the historic centre of Spoleto, wines excluded)
- Bottle of Champagne in the room
- Personalized breakfast in the private dining room
- Preferred newspaper (also foreign newspapers, depending on their availability)
- A bouquet of flowers for the bride
- "Honeymooner's Card" to celebrate your anniversaries in the same room with special conditions
- Additional stays at reduced price
- Early check-in and late check-out (upon availability)


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A couple of tips: Cheese and olives are equalizers for really bad, old-style Italian reds. The fat binds up tannins that might otherwise concave your palate. Eggs work well with riesling. There's nothing better than dunking biscotti in a nice ice wine. Cheap reds and doughnuts work surprisingly well.
And the absolute no-nos? Too much garlic with any wine. Pasta and sweet whites. Big reds and sushi.
Between all this, we managed to also taste the mountain.
Sun Peaks, sitting in its own little valley 30 miles from Kamloops in British Columbia's interior, catches the same light snow that makes nearby heli-ski terrain famous.
What was once a single chair serving seriously scary expert terrain has expanded to 3,700 skiable acres across three mountains with 122 runs and 11 lifts.
As for the village, it's small and easily walked, with that upscale-rustic mix of peeled logs, rough stone and muted colors that has become an almost standard North American ski resort style. It's comfy and low key, and at night, twinkling lights turn it into a fairyland.
Then in mid-January, all this turns into wine central, with competitions, seminars, a blow-out wine master's dinner, plus the signature event, a progressive tasting. What started nine years back with a single night of festivities and 109 guests is now nine days and 1,000 people.
Our last night, we walked the village. Street lights twinkled against thick layers of snow.
Yes, we probably slurped one or three too many. But the cold air soothed us, and the walk through the snow-covered trees under a spectacular starry sky refreshed us.
And the next morning, 6 inches of untouched snow sat atop the groomed runs. Just waiting.
If you go
Wine has boomed in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, which is about four hours east of Vancouver by car and five hours northeast of Seattle. From maybe a dozen wineries in 1991, there are now more than 100. The Sun Peaks Winter Okanagan Wine Festival runs Jan. 12-20. Events include seminars on how to pair food or chocolate with wine, an introduction to ice wine and various tasting events, competitions and dinners. thewinefestivals.com
British Columbia ski info: hellobc.com
Another major ice wine festival is the Niagara Icewine Festival, held three weekends each year from mid- to late January in the Niagara region of Ontario. This is Canada's oldest and largest festival, with outdoor ice wine cafes, trips out to the fields to pick frozen grapes, ice-carving contests, a gala formal dinner and more. niagarawinefestival.com


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In English two negatives make a positive, unlike Spanish for example.Originally Posted by Pakarage
"This is not the one you didn't know about." means "This is the one you know about".
"John is not amoung the people not invited to the party" means "John is among the people invited to the party".
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KENNEWICK, Wash. - The Tri-Cities Cancer Center and Kennewick General
Hospital will offer another free breast and cervical cancer screening clinic.
Fifty uninsured or underinsured women between the ages of 18 and 64 can schedule appointments for a free screening to take place on Friday, May 17, from 1 to 4 PM at KGH's Medical Mall, located at 521 North Young Street in Kennewick.
Each screening appointment will take about 15 minutes. The TCCC will supply a cervical examination with a pap smear while Kennewick General Hospital will conduct mammograms for women over 40 years of age.
To make an appointment, call (509) 737-3420 during normal business hours (9 to 5) on weekdays.
The free services are sponsored by KGH Foundation, TCCC, Three Rivers Pathology, Kennewick General Hospital, and Benton Franklin Fair & Rodeo's "Tough Enough to Wear Pink" Program in support of breast cancer awareness month.
The hospital encourages women over the age of 21 to have regular pap smears to screen for cervical cancer, and women over the age of 40 to have annual mammograms to screen for breast cancer.


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Business competition
PLATTSBURGH — The Marketing and Entrepreneurship Department at SUNY Plattsburgh will be teaming up with Clarkson University's Reh Center for Entrepreneurship to host the North Country Regional Business Plan Competition at Clarkson University's Student Center March 29.
The contest is open to all students who are enrolled in North Country colleges or universities during the current academic year.
The top teams from each of the 10 regional competitions will be awarded $20,000 in funding and will be invited to compete for the grand prize at the statewide 2013 New York Business Plan Competition April 26 in Albany.
In all, more than 300 student-led teams are expected to compete in the regional and statewide competitions for more than $225,000 in available funding.
Students will be able to choose from the following six ventures: Biotechnology-Healthcare, Energy/Sustainability, Information Technology/Software, Nanotechnology/Advanced Technology, Products/Services and Social Entrepreneurship/-Non-Profit.
For more information, visit www.clarkson.edu/entrepreneur/funding/nys_about.html or http://www.nybplan.com/.
Trade show
SARATOGA SPRINGS — For 26 years, the Adirondack North Country Association's Buyer Days trade show has connected retailers with regional artisans from across upstate New York and parts of New England, making it easier for consumers to purchase local products.
The 2013 show will be taking place March 27-28 at the Saratoga Springs City Center in downtown Saratoga Springs.
More information is available at www.adirondack.org.
Show hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 27, and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, March 28. The public is welcome.
The doors will be open to the public from 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday, March 28.
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John Wendt has been actively teaching law for more than 25 years at the University of St. Thomas, the University of Minnesota, the University of Wisconsin, the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System and Hamline University School of Law.
A member of the Ethics and Business Law Department, Wendt serves on the panel of arbitrators for the American Arbitration Association, the AAA LPGA Special Anti-Doping Panel, the World Triathlon Corporation (WTC) Special Anti-Doping Panel, the Special AAA Panel for United States Olympic Committee Disputes, and has been appointed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, Switzerland. He also served on the American Bar Association and Minnesota State Bar Association boards and committees on Legal Education. He has also been inducted into the University of Minnesota Aquatics Hall of Fame.more
Academic Background
B.A., humanities, Summa Cum Laude, University of Minnesota
M.A., American studies, University of Minnesota
J.D., William Mitchell College of Law
Research Specialties
- Sports and entertainment law
- Sports arbitration
- Olympics policies and business
- Non-compete agreements
Current Research
- Doping and performance enhancement abuse in sports
- Risk management in sports
- Olympic and international sports arbitration
- Non-compete agreements
- Teaching and student assessment
- Law and popular culture
Major Works
- "Toward Harmonization: British Olympic Association v. The World Anti-Doping Association," Marquette Sports Law Review 23:1 (2012):154–169.
- "The Road to the London 2012 Olympic Games, 'The Selection Games,'" Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, American Bar Association, Forum Committee on the Entertainment and Sports Industries 30:3 In press.
- Miller, John J. and John T. Wendt, "The Lack of Risk Communication at an Elite Sports Event: A Case Study of the FINA 10 K Marathon Swimming World Cup," International Journal of Sport Communication 5 (2012): 265-278.
- Wendt, John T. and John J. Miller, "Tragedy at Fujairah: Risk management and legal issues on the death of Fran Crippen," University of Denver Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 12 (2012): 71-101.
- Wendt, John T. and Peter C. Young, "Reputational Risk and Social Media," University of Mississippi Sports Law Review 1:1 (2011): 97-126.
- "The FEI and the Continuing Fight against Doping in Equestrian Sport," The International Sports Law Journal 3:4 (2011).
- Miller, J. J., J. T. Wendt, and N. Potter, "Implications for concussion assessments and return-to-play standards in intercollegiate football: How are the risks managed?" Journal of Sport Administration & Supervision 3:1 (2011).
- Miller, J. J., J. T. Wendt, and N. Potter, Whitepaper: "Heat-related illness in interscholastic football: What coaches and athletic administrators need to understand," Journal of Contemporary Athletics 6:2 (2011).
- "The Need for WADA to address Confidentiality Leaks in Drug Testing in Olympic Sports: The Ian Thorpe Situation," The International Sports Law Journal 3:4 (2010): 47-54.
- "The Road to Vancouver: Issues at the XXI Olympic Winter Games," Entertainment and Sports Lawyer 28:1 (2010): 3-10.
- Miller, John J., John T. Wendt, and Peter C. Young, "Fourth Amendment considerations and application of risk management principles for pat-down searches at professional football games," Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport 20:2 (2010): 108-134.
- "The Crisis of Doping in Equestrian Sport," Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, American Bar Association, Forum Committee on the Entertainment and Sports Industries 27:3 (2009).
- "The Road to Beijing and Beyond: A Time of Transition in the War on Doping," Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, American Bar Association, Forum Committee on the Entertainment and Sports Industries 26:4 (2009).
- Wendt, J., J. J. Miller and S. Kern, "Steroid Use in Interscholastic Athletics: Is There Reasonable Suspicion?" Journal of Contemporary Athletes 3:2 (2008): 111-128.
- Wendt, John and Michael J. Garrison, "The Evolving Law of Employee Non-Competes: Recent Trends and an Alternative Policy Approach," American Business Law Journal 45:1 (2008): 107-186.
- Wendt, J., J. J. Miller and T. Seidler, "Tackling Steroid Abuse in Interscholastic Athletics: Perceptions of Athletic Directors," International Journal of Sport Management 9:2 (2008): 117-133.
- Wendt, J., K. Combs, S. Gibson, J. Hays and J. Saly, "Enhancing Curriculum and Delivery: Linking Assessment to Learning Objectives," Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education 33:1 (February, 2008).
- Wendt, John and John J. Miller, "Interscholastic Athletic Directors Perceptions of Steroid Use: A State Study," Journal of Contemporary Athletics 2:3 (2006).
- "The 2006 Olympic Games - Adventures in Torino," Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, American Bar Association, Forum Committee on the Entertainment and Sports Inudstries 24:1 (Spring, 2006).
Significant Scholarly Honors
- University of St. Thomas Professor of the Year Award Nominee, 2011
- Opus College of Business Julie Hays Outstanding Teacher Award Nominee, 2010, 2011, and 2012
- Opus College of Business Susan E. Heckler Research Excellence AwardNominee, 2012 and 2013
- Appointed by Governor Mark Dayton to the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission, 2012-Present
- Department of Ethics and Business Law "Above and Beyond" Service Award, 2010, 2011, and 2012
- University of Minnesota Aquatics Hall of Fame, 2007
- Outstanding Faculty and Keynote Speaker as selected by the Accounting MBA Graduate Students and 10-Year Anniversary, 2002
- Dedicated Service Award, University of St. Thomas Graduate School of Business, 1999
- Accounting MBA Faculty Award, University of St. Thomas, 1998
- Business Excellence Award for Innovation in Teaching, University of St. Thomas, 1997
- Alumni of Notable Achievement Award, University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts, 1997
- "AV" rating from Martindale-Hubble, the highest available ranking by Martindale-Hubble
- 20 Year AV Anniversary Award, Martindale-Hubble, 2012
- Governor's Certificate of Commendation for Service to the State of Minnesota, 1987
- Top Ten Announcers in the United States by Splash Magazine, the official publication of USA Swimming, Inc., 2000
- De La Salle High School Centennial Award (10 Minnesota State Championships in Swimming, Diving and Water Polo) 2000
- Outstanding Coach Award, University of Minnesota Department of Recreation Sports, 1988
- Minnesota High School Water Polo Association Coach of the Year, 1973, 1974, 1979
Current Community Relationships
- Member, International Court of Arbitration for Sport
- Member, North American Court of Arbitration for Sport
- Member, American Arbitration Association Olympic Disputes Panel
- Member, Ladies Professional Golf Association Special Anti-Doping Panel
- Member, World Triathlon Corporation Special Arbitration Panel
- Member, Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission
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This character's New Year's resolution is to murder his wife, but don't worry, the show is a comedy.
The Neuse Little Theatre's next play, opening April 4, is "A Little Murder Never Hurt Anybody," the second-to-last show in a season of comedies.
The show follows a bumbling fool named Matthew Perry, a wealthy businessman who watches enviously as one of his friends travels the world after his wife dies.
Perry decides he'd have more fun too in if his wife died. "He doesn't want to have to divorce his wife and give her half of everything, so he decides to kill her instead," said director Matt Gore.
"But the thing is, he's so stupid that we can never take him seriously," Gore said. "All his murder attempts are so far fetched and doomed to fail that it's OK to laugh."
The play takes place over an entire year, starting on New Year's Day, then moving through the seasons before ending the next New Year's. Six people are in the cast: Perry; his intelligent wife, Julia; their daughter, Bunny, who is less intelligent than her father; Bunny's fiance; the butler; and a detective.
"It's basically Alfred Hitchcock meets 'Weekend at Bernie's,'" Gore said.
Everyone is a bumbling fool except Julia and arguably the butler, who offers sarcastic commentary.
"It's a comedy that can appeal to a wide range of audiences, from 80 years old to 8 years old," Gore said.
"You're going to like this show," he added. "If you watch sitcoms, you'll recognize several characters in this show. It's like an episode of 'Frasier' with a morbid twist."
Bethany Ruffino plays Julia, Matthew's wife. "Julia is the only smart one in the entire play," Ruffino said. "She's the only one who has an idea of what's going on, and to mess with her husband, she doesn't tell anybody she knows what's going on."
Ruffino said Julia is hopelessly devoted to her husband. "She loves him to death even though he's an absolute moron," she said. "Loves her daughter, even though she's just about as smart as her dad."
At its heart, the play is a love story, Ruffino said. "(Julia) wants to make all of Matthew's dreams come true, but obviously, she doesn't want to die, so she tries to keep his fantasies alive that he's going to kill her, but she really doesn't believe he'll ever be able to accomplish it," Ruffino said.
As for the rest of the cast, Matthew loves himself, Bunny loves her fiance, and he loves her. The detective loves the law, and the butler loves the idea of love. "Sometimes love is blind," Ruffino said.
Cast members said the play is safe for young children; any jokes that might be considered inappropriate would go over a kid's head.
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There are thousands of butterfly's
on Mar 28, 2009 at 6:20 pm
I think they're looking for long grass to hide in.. send 'em over to Foothill Road.
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Looks like the bay area is seeing a large migration of painted lady (Vanessa cardui) butterflies.
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Two people were arrested Tuesday for transporting Oxycodone on I-95 in Ridgeland.
The Ridgeland Police Department ICE team stopped a Chevrolet Cruze on I-95 north near the 23 mile marker on Dec. 4 for following too closely and an improper lane change.
After a K-9 alert on the vehicle, authorities found two PVC pipes zip tied to the rear bumper. Officers removed the pipes and found approximately 2,000 Oxycodone pills inside one of them.
The driver, Antonio Hernandez Diaz, 45, and the passenger, Brunilda De La Caridad, 47, both of Miama, Fla., have been charged with trafficking Oxycodone. They are being held at the Jasper County Jail. A bond has been set at $50,000 for each of them.
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Domestic mutual funds have emerged as top buyers in the Tech Mahindra stake-sale on Thursday, according to the NSE and the BSE block and bulk deals disclosure. Mutual funds have bought shares worth about Rs 1,000 crore in the IT company.
There is a list of more than twenty investors, including Indian insurance companies and foreign investors, who have also bought stake in Tech Mahindra. Reliance MF, SBI MF, Birla MF, ICICI Prudential MF are some of the Indian mutual funds who have purchased shares in Tech Mahindra through bulk deals on the NSE. Some Indian insurance companies who have bought shares are Reliance Life Insurance, HDFC Standard Life, SBI Life, IDBI Life and Birla Insurance.
Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse, Copthall Mauritius Investment, Blackrock, Kuwait investment, a Norway government fund are some overseas investors who bought shares in the Indian software company. The whole process of offloading and acquiring stake in Tech Mahindra took in place through about 40 block/bulk deals on the BSE and the NSE. This purchase comes after London-based British Telecom offloaded about 14.1 per cent stake worth about Rs 1,395 crore in Tech Mahindra on Thursday. British Telecom sold 17.9 million shares at an average price of Rs 777.73, said the company in a statement. British Telecom now holds only 9.1 per cent in Tech Mahindra. On Friday, Tech Mahindra closed at Rs 797.95, up 0.73 per cent on the BSE.


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Nitrates can be found in drinking water supplies. Their presence in groundwater is generally associated with septic systems, confined animal feeding operations, or fertilizer use. These sources of nitrate contamination are more associated with rural settings, and are often subjects of drinking water source protection programs.
Nitrates are also present in treated wastewater, and as such can be present in surface water, or in treated wastewater used in groundwater recharge projects. These sources can pose risks to urban drinking water supplies.
Nitrates are also used in industry, for example, in the production of fertilizers and explosives.
Nitrite can interfere with the ability of red blood cells to carry oxygen to the tissues of the body, producing a condition called methemoglobinemia. It is of greatest concern in infants, whose immature stomach environment enables conversion of nitrate to nitrite, which is then absorbed into the blood stream. The effects of nitrite are often referred to as the "blue baby syndrome." High nitrate levels may also affect the oxygen-carrying ability of the blood of pregnant women. These potential effects are identified in notification requirements [22 CCR §64465, Appendix 64465.D]
The Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) established its public health goals (PHGs) for nitrate and nitrite (PDF) in 1997. The PHGs, based on methemoglobinemia in the infant, are the same as the MCLs.
There's more information on nitrates and nitrites from the websites listed below.
The MCLs, in 22 CCR §63341, are 45 milligrams per liter (mg/L) for nitrate as NO3 (equivalent to 10 mg/L for nitrate as N); 10 mg/L for nitrate plus nitrite as N; and 1 mg/L for nitrite as N.
Public water systems, because they are regulated by the State, (unlike private wells) , are required to analyze for nitrates and report the results to CDPH. Among regulated contaminants detected at levels greater than their MCLs in California, nitrates rank high. For example, based on monitoring data submitted to CDPH from 2002-2005, there were these findings:
More recent data from CDPH along with maps are included in the State Water Resources Control Board's (SWRCB's) fact sheet for nitrate (PDF).
Private wells are not subject to drinking water regulation by CDPH. They are not public water systems ― see 22 CCR §116275 (h).
The MCLs can be used for guidance.
CDPH's Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (ELAP) certifies analytical laboratories, and has a list of laboratories certified for nitrate on its website.
CDPH has funding opportunities for water systems for nitrate-related projects under Proposition 84, Proposition 50 and the Safe Drinking Water State Revolving Fund.
There's more from these sites:
The Agency for Toxic Susbstances and Disease Registry's ToxFAQs on Nitrates and Nitrites.
OEHHA's technical support document for the PHGs for nitrate and nitrite (PDF)
The SWRCB's fact sheet for nitrate (PDF). Also see SWRCB's Pilot Nitrate Projects: Tulare Lake Basin and Salinas Valley.
The US Environmental Protection Agency's information on nitrates and nitrites.
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Oceanfront 4 Bd 3 Ba with Private Stairs to Beach in Encinitas
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- sleeps 9
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Ocean front home with private stairs directly to the beach.
Spectacular views from La Jolla to Oceanside. Architectural
masterpiece of 4,400 square feet (400 sq meters)with 10 foot ceilings
throughout and 20 foot ceiling in the great room. Three fireplaces,
four HD tv's, sauna, spa jacuzzi, laundry room and two master bedrooms: a king bedroom suite and a queen bedroom suite plus two guest bedrooms with
queen bed in one and a double bed in the other. Three car garage plus
driveway for off street parking and located on a quiet residential
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This is a 5 star luxury home.
activities and attractions in Encinitas San Diego Area
Surfing right in front of the house. Legoland only 10 minutes away.
San Diego Zoo, Sea World, Disneyland all close by. Dozen golf
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Jan 4, 2014 to May 24, 2014: $4,200 per week or $600 per night; 4 night minimum.
May 24, 2014 to Sept 6, 2014: $8,000 per week; one week minimum.
Christmas, New Years, Easter, Thanksgiving $8,000 /week;
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Give wisely: Ever find yourself buried in knick-knacks, wrapping paper, and a whole lot of unneeded "stuff" after the holidays or a birthday? These days there are many alternative options when it comes to gift giving that don't add to the clutter, or waste money. Many organizations have gifting options when it comes to donating, in addition to these sites who specialize in the alternative gift market:
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Support your local farmers: Sustainable agricultureis a way of raising food that is healthy for consumers, does not harm the environment, is humane for workers and animals, provides fair wages to farmers, and supports rural communities! Find out how you can incorporate sustainable agriculture into your lifestyle.
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Eco-Friendly Weddings
Scale down: Weddings in the US have turned into such a commodity that they have even become part of the argument to legalize gay marriage - in order to boost the economy! Unfortunately, all of these weddings create a tremendous amount of waste. From transportation, to flowers, food, decorations, clothing, jewelry and gifts --it's no wonder the average wedding costs almost $30,000. It's worth considering a more eco-friendly way to celebrate the loving union of two people. Check out the links below for environmentally-friendly ideas.
What you can do:
Sierra Club: 10 Steps to a Green Wedding
Protect National Forests
Know your source: Did you know that the US imported over $450 million worth of timber from Indonesia, where over 75% of the industry is an illegal trade run by a coterie of timber barons selling cheap wood on the international market? Often, the purchases we make have a dire story behind them.
Save the Redwoods League
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Support Fair Trade
Look for certification: The best way to ensure your coffee, tea, chocolate and other products are traded fairly, and held to the highest standards when it comes to fair pay, environmental sustainability, and protection of the farmers and their families, is to check for the label! If you don't see this logo (left), that means it's not certified by TransFair, and you could be jeopardizing the well-being of the very people providing your morning pick-me-up.
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European Fair Trade Association
World Fair Trade Organization (formerly IFAT)
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Become a conscious consumer: According to the folks at greenhome.com, "going green" is a process that can be as simple as changing soaps and as complex as changing your entire lifestyle. If you're thinking about going green, the links below are a great place to start.
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National Geographic Green Guide
Hybrids, Diesel and Grease
Move forward: Hybrid technology marks a radical change in the type of cars being driven by the American public and are thought to play a significant role in addressing several national problems like climate change, air pollution, and oil dependence. Along with Hybrid technology comes green advancements in diesel fuel and even a movement to start running cars on vegetable grease or by electric motor. Get informed about these alternative ways to power your vehicle:
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Look for the leaping bunny: The sad reality is that most of the products we use in our everyday lives are tested on animals. But there are many responsible companies out there doing their part to ensure animals are not harmed in the making of their products. It can be hard to identify products and companies who don't adhere to ethical standards, so always look for the "leaping bunny" logo to be sure.
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Good habits shouldn't take a vacation just because you do! Although usually much needed and well deserved, it's no secret that vacations can be incredibly wasteful of valuable resources. However, many hotels and vacation packages have made efforts to start conserving where they can, and, in some cases, have turned vacationing into a chance for consumers to give back. Check out these websites that offer volunteer opportunities through eco-tours, charity work, and cultural exchange, that will leave you feeling much more fulfilled than a week of lounging by the pool:
What you can do:
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(Check out this article on Mashable: The Social Media Guide for more ideas on how to give back as a consumer.)