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High Quality Logos for the 4-H Afterschool Program
'Tell Us What You Think' 4-H Afterschool Feedback form for use by youth at the end of a program, session or year (at least 6 hours total). Based on 4-H Essential Elements/Circle of Courage concepts of belonging, mastery, independence and generosity plus a few general feedback questions.
One page graphic overview of 4-H components
Article from the Journal of Youth Development
Rockingham County, Saturday, August 23, Tack Shack
Checklist to help determine appropriate activities for Cloverbud program.
Journal Article
Journal Article
Journal Article
Strafford County 4-H on WOKQ
Recruiting and Training Teens to Work with Younger Youth in After-School Programs
STAND UP New Hampshire - Participating Schools & Organizations
STAND UP Schedule of Events - For Press
4-H Shooting Sports - Week 1 - June 22-27, 2014
Mini Camp, June 29 to July 2, 2014
Fish Camp, July 6-11, 2014
4-H On The Wild Side, July 13-18, 2014
Hunter Education, July 20-25, 2014
North Country Adventure, July 27-August 1, 2014
One page campership application for partial camp scholarship from Deer Mgt Assn.
2-page application for campership from 4-H Foundation of NH for Barry Conservation Camp
2014 4-H Dog Qualification Form
2014 4-H Dog Show Health Sheet
2014 Market Lamb T-shirt Sponsor Form
Pre Application
4-page paper copy of this survey for members. There is also an online version at: https://unh.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_3fQY4CC4mkD58Z7
Contest sponsored by the Foundation for The Preservation of Honeybees, Inc.
4-H Serving to Learn, Learning to Serve
Official 4-H emblem (clover) for use in electronic media. Unzip the file for a folder with multiple file types.
Official 4-H emblem (clover) for use in print media. Unzip the file for a folder with multiple file types.
Food Chef Challenge is a cooking competition for enrolled 4-H members 12 and over. Teams will be given a secret ingredient they must use to create a dish. Promotes teamwork, public speaking and leadership skills.
List of donors by year
Annual reports by year
New Hampshire 4-H Goat Clinic 2014
4-H Market Lamb T-shirt Sponsors 2013
4-H Member Enrollment Form
Overview of a 4-H year.
Record keeping for 4-H Projects
2014 Eastern States Exposition (ESE, The BIG E) qualification process for 4-H Goats and Sheep
The 2014 4-H Sheep Clinic will be held on July 11-13 at the Youth Center in New Boston, NH. Registration due June 20th.
Book order form
4-page promotional piece - general introduction to 4-H Youth Development and 4-H Foundation of NH
Deadlines, news, upcoming events.
Fact Sheet on how to produce a good action exhibit
4-H Dog weekend June 20-22, 2014.
One page campership application for partial camp scholarship from Deer Mgt Assn.
2-page application for campership from 4-H Foundation of NH for Barry Conservation Camp
Charles W. Buck Scholarship Form
Checklist for 4-H Youth county records
Checklist to help determine appropriate activities for Cloverbud program.
Score Sheets for the 4-H Communications Projects including: Action Exhibits, Demonstrations, and Public Speaking
Click on this link to inform Merrimack County Program Associate that you have mailed your approval form to our office. This will allow us to be looking for your form and to notify you if your form has not arrived in time for the deadline.
Application for county project medal
County 4-H youth development record form
County 4-H youth development record form
County 4-H youth development record form
County 4-H records Guide
County 4-H records guide
Detailed instructions on how to prepare a 4-H Demonstration
Scholarship application
4-H Foundation fundraiser poster
Information on how to best assure your approval form will arrive prior to the deadline in order to show at state and county fairs.
Procedures to guarantee your animal or horse approval form arrives at Merrimack County 4-H office by the deadline.
Recording sheet for the Family Mealtime Challenge as part of the Healthy New Hampshire 4-H Club Challenge.
This handout explains how to get started in the Healthy New Hampshire 4-H Club Challenge program.
This handout has ideas and activities to go along with the Healthy New Hampshire 4-H Club Challenge program.
Recording Sheet for the Healthy NH 4-H Club Challenge program.
A form for 4-H members who do not own a horse.
A form for 4-H members who do not own a horse.
Enrollment for Independent Members
Steps to receive credit for Independent project work.
Information for judges, guidelines
List, by town/city of locations of 4-H clubs in Merrimack County.
Serving to Learn, Learning to Serve, My Community Service Goals
News articles on the Spring National 4-H Conference in Washington DC which is attended by a delegation of 4-H youth from NH.
News article(s) on NH 4-H youth attending annual national 4-H Congress
Instructions for annual New Hampshire 4-H Alumni Award nominations.
Youth and volunteers invited to clinic to learn more about dairy selection.
News release article(s) for annual event
One-page description of contest rules/instructions.
Description of awards and materials on how to write a resume
Medical Form and Permission Release/Code of Conduct forms for Teen Conference
Tentative Schedule for the NH 4-H Teen Conference
NH 4-H Youth Code of Conduct & Permission Release Form
The 4-H experience as a youth or volunteer is progressive and enhanced by participation in 4-H youth development programs at the local, county, state, regional, or national levels.
New Hampshire Fair Schedule and 4-H Entry Information.
Scholarship opportunities list
4-H Club President's Guide to planning a meeting.
Guidelines for designing posters
4-H President Manual
4-H Club Reporter Duties
A tool for leaders and educators to help them find examples of the different science process skills and 4-H SET Abilities.
Secretary's record book
A fact sheet on tips on how to give an action exhibit
Activities, workshops and more.
Rules and Entry form for the State 4-H Photography contest
Campus Map showing parking, with driving directions.
May 2013 Sullivan County 4-H Newsletter
UNH Map & Directions to Campus
Description of Teen Council, duties and application process
We would like to hear about your 4-H experience.
Sharing with others means they will be hearing directly from you how 4-H has changed and made a difference in your life.
Scholarship application for the Big E Morris Scholarship, awarded to NH candidates on odd-numbered years.
Using Innovative Technology to Enhance Techniques for Community Engagement Mini?grant Impacts Update: WeTables, Tablets and Apple "TV" wireless transmitter
Using the 4-H Name and Emblem
The Pine Tree State 4-H Foundation will award the Wayne S. Rich Scholarship ($1,000) to an eligible New Hampshire 4-Her every even numbered year.
New Hampshire's Purple Up! festivities in 2012.
Hillsborough County weekend dog clinic "All About the Dogs"
2014 Animal Approval Form- Form Version
A record book designed to help youth in the 4-H Alpaca Project
2-page 4-H Animal Approval Form and Instructions
Contest sponsored by the Foundation for The Preservation of Honeybees, Inc.
4-H Breeding Swine Project Reference Guide
A guide for the leaders that focuses on 4-H fitting and showmanship for cavies.
Guidelines for Clothing Construction Projects
Washington State University guide to 4-H Showmanship
4-H Harness Goat Manual developed in collaboration with three different Cooperative Extensions.
31-page guide
Poster with list of sponsors
Record keeping for 4-H Projects
A basic introduction to the 4-H rabbit project guide
Texas 4-H Swine Project Guide
News story
A handbook outlining rules for alpaca and llama shows.
A manual describing how to judge Alpaca and Llama's.
An annual educational event for a variety of project areas!
Helpful information about baby poultry and Salmonella
Beef Curriculum Committee Meeting Minutes- February 2, 2013
Brochure for the Annual Cheshire County Beef Field Day event
Workshop flyer for May 14, 2013
A basic introduction to the 4-H Dog Project
Checklist to help determine appropriate activities for Cloverbud program.
Click on this link to inform Merrimack County Program Associate that you have mailed your approval form to our office. This will allow us to be looking for your form and to notify you if your form has not arrived in time for the deadline.
39 page document with 18 different dairy goat fact sheets.
A 4-page document made up of 22 fact sheets (fact sheet 21 was not present).
A 70 page document on meat goat herd management.
Form to report youth (age 12 and over) carrying enrollment forms for horse for the current year, and county show participants from previous year for youth age 12 and over.
This event provides an opportunity for 4-H members to further develop their judging skills, as well as compete for placement on the State 4-H Dairy Judging Team.
Qualifying event for 4-H members interested in participating in the 4-H Dairy Show at Eastern States Exposition. Held in conjunction with NH PDCA.
How to develop into a great 4-H horse leader.
Document explaining the qualification procedures to compete at Eastern States Exposition
Entry Form for 4-H Fashion Revue Program
Tips for preparing your garment for the State Fashion Revue
Program Description, Entry Form and Judging Sheet
Informational Document for Fryeburg Fair Market Steer Program
Document explaining Fryeburg Fair Market Steer Rules and Tagging Procedures
Entry form for Fryeburg Market Steer and Lamb
A guide to getting started in the 4-H rabbit project.
A two page guide for 4-H working steer show judges.
Information about raising chickens
Dairy Goat judging supplement from Holstein Foundation
2-page fact sheet
2-page fact sheet
2-page fact sheet with resources
2-page fact sheet
2-page fact sheet
2-page fact sheet
2-page fact sheet
2 page fact sheet
3-page fact sheet
A handout explaining how to judge swine.
A handout explaining how to judge swine.
A powerpoint presentation on how to judge meat goats.
Save the date flyer for the New Hampshire 4-H Poultry Clinic.
Flyer for the New Hampshire 4-H Poultry Clinic
Minutes from the New Hampshire 4-H Poultry Curriculum Committee held on February 2, 2013
The Annual New Hampshire Letter to Fryeburg Fair Market Steer Participants
Responsibilities of a 4-H animal exhibitor
A form that compiles all the up-to-date requirements for vaccinations, ages, and approval forms for 4-H Animals.
Event for youth ages 8-11
8 pages; rules and entry
Info and registration form for annual 4-H goat clinic.
Entry Information and Rules for current year
Note about next year's information
Minutes from the February 23, 2013 meeting.
2-page document: form and instructions
Horse judging contest entry and rules for current year
Riding Aids and Gaits
Horse Safety Guidelines
Conformation & Judging of Horses
Feeding Horses
What is the Horse Project?
NH Health Inspection
Determining Breeds, Color, Markings, Size and Age
Tack, Equipment, Saddling, Bridling
Basic Western and English Horsemanship
Housing, Fencing, Health
Grooming, Training, Showmanship
One-page description of contest rules/instructions.
125-page manual in its entirety
NH 4-H Horse Quiz Bowl Entry and Rules
A document that assists 4-Hers with writing good horse quiz bowl questions.
7-page document including info about equipment, officials, teams and procedures for horse quiz bowl.
10-page booklet with instructions, forms, sample ads
4-page document
14-page document - rules, guidelines and forms (includes 3 ESE forms at end)
Raising market lambs
Seminar at NH Farm and Forest Expo
New Hampshire Fair Schedule and 4-H Entry Information.
This event provides an opportunity for 4-H members to further develop their judging skills, as well as compete for placement on the State 4-H Dairy Judging Team.
(18-page document.)
A guide for horse show planning, committee members, youth, volunteers, and
parents. This booklet describes the responsibilities of show personnel and outlines the job descriptions of various positions for the NH 4-H State Horse Show.
Links on last page updated June 2012
Manual for 4-H Dairy Goat Project published by Oregon State University
A comprehensive guide for 4-H Dairy Goats
Guidelines for designing posters
A manual developed by Purdue on the 4-H Llama and Alpaca project.
A manual developed by Purdue on the 4-H Llama and Alpaca project.
A document outlining recommended activities that youth interested in going to Eastern States Exposition for beef participate in.
2-page Record of 4-H Lease of an animal - form and policy
Optional Commentary Form for 4-H Sheep Lead Line Competition
Delegate score sheet and sheep score card
Clemson University's Showing and Fitting Your First 4-H Lamb Guide
A market lamb guide by Texas A&M.
A market lamb guide by Texas A&M.
Guide to raising and showing a market hog
An annual event for high school and middle school students presented by the Equine Science students.
An activity page from the University of Tennessee
University of Wyoming 4-H Beef Cattle Project: An Introduction
4-H Healthy Living lesson plans for Up for the Challenge - edited May 2014
4-H Healthy Living lesson plans for Up for the Challenge - edited May 2014
4-H Healthy Living lesson plans for Up for the Challenge - edited May 2014
4-H Healthy Living lesson plans for Up for the Challenge - edited May 2014
4-H Healthy Living lesson plans for Up for the Challenge - edited May 2014
4-H Healthy Living lesson plans for Up for the Challenge - edited May 2014
4-H Healthy Living lesson plans for Up for the Challenge - edited May 2014
Washington State University 4-H Your Dairy Goat Manual
A project manual for Llamas
Annual White Mountain Regional FFA/4-H Livestock Judging Contest. Judging contest for beef, sheep, and swine
One of the three qualifying shows that 4-H youth can exhibit their working steer projects at in order to qualify for Eastern States Exposition.
The top eight scoring youth will be offered the opportunity to represent New Hampshire at the ESE Youth Working Steer Show.
A document from University of Maryland Cooperative Extension on raising your first beef animal.
2014 NH 4-H Shooting Sports Brochure
To be completed by those who are not enrolled UNHCE volunteers who drive for a UNHCE event or activity when transportation is arranged by Extension staff or volunteers. This form must be completed prior to participating as a driver in this designated activity
An activity checklist to help you insure that you are providing a safe environment for 4-H Youth.
Form required for participation as a chaperone in any 4-H Event.
Form that helps with club management
Plan your 4-H year with this calendar template.
Club Management. Helps to plan for montlhy meeting structure.
4-H Serving to Learn, Learning to Serve
NH 4-H Eastern States Exposition chaperone application form
Description of what forms are required for 4-H activities
The 4-H Foundation of New Hampshire Makes a Lasting Impact
List of donors by year
Annual reports by year
Current list
Tom Fairchild Friend of NH 4-H Annual Golf Tournament player registration form
1-page form for submitting items to the golf silent auction
Tom Fairchild Friend of NH 4-H Annual Golf Tournament sponsor form
Photo and text
MS Excel template
One page graphic overview of 4-H components
Club Management. This form will help club volunteers organize the flow of the 4-H meeting.
2-page document with UNHCE Transportation Policy
Event criteria for the state communications events including action exhibits, demonstrations, state fashion revue, posters, photos and public speaking
2-page document includes Transportation Policy
3-page application form
Introduction to online course for New Hampshire 4-H volunteers
Suggested folder layout (list)
State flyer - counties put their address label on
Deadlines, news, upcoming events.
UNHCE Accident/Injury/Incident Report Form
Form for drivers for an UNHCE event who are not enrolled UNHCE volunteers.
Tips on how to interact with kids at different ages/stages.
4-H black and white clover clip art
New (4-H volunteer) leader orientation checklist
4-H clover outline clip art
Checklist to help determine appropriate activities for Cloverbud program.
4-H 2-page document
Detailed instructions on how to prepare a 4-H Demonstration
Developing service descriptions for volunteers
4-H event timeline
5-step process: Experience, Share, Process, Generalize and Apply
4-H Foundation fundraiser poster
A Leader's Guide
4-H green clover clip art
5-page document on how to start a 4-H club
Steps to receive credit for Independent project work.
For Merrimack County Volunteer Applicants
Information for judges, guidelines
Cooperation: Participation, Progress Towards Self-Set Goals, Achievement of Standards of Excellence, Peer Competition
Includes form and intro letter for AGAR
Fillable pdf forms for thank you letters to donors for clubs and affiliates
One page direction for completing the club and affiliate thank you forms for donors
Sample thank you letter forms for clubs and affiliates
3-page Financial & Continuation Report for 4-H Affiliates (formerly "Form B")
3-page Financial & Continuation Reports for 4-H Clubs (formerly "Form B") now in 2 versions, Clubs with Bank Accounts and Clubs without Bank Accounts
2011 Policy Manual for the NH 4-H Program
For 4-H Clubs
The first part of your 4-H club meeting and pre-meeting activity starter list (2 pages)
This fact sheet describes methods to reduce the risk of harm to 4-H participants. It also provides information to help protect you, the 4-H volunteer, from legal action if harm does come to a 4-H participant.
Appropriate for clubs whose members are in grade 4 or higher
508:17 Volunteers; Nonproifit Organizations; Liability Limited
Club Management. A sample of a completed 4-H Planning Calendar.
Volunteer applicant is given list of items still missing from their file (prior to appointment.)
Sample cover letter to send to volunteer applicant with application form.
Sample cover letter to send to volunteer applicant's references with reference form.
Template for short term volunteer sign-in form
15-page guide from National 4-H Council (Spring 2011)
Campus Map showing parking, with driving directions.
Minutes from past meetings.
3-page document by Univ of Florida Extension staff
Description of Teen Council, duties and application process
We would like to hear about your 4-H experience.
Sharing with others means they will be hearing directly from you how 4-H has changed and made a difference in your life.
7-page document on tips for conducting 4-H club meetings
3-page document
transportation policy for UNHCE staff (and volunteers)
for Fashion Judging and Revue for Merrimack County
4-H Advisory Committee Member - Service description
4-H Ambassador - service description
Responsibilities of a 4-H Animal Project Leader
4-H Bowl Coordinator - Service description
4-H Bowl Moderator service description
Organizational Leader - volunteer service description
Project Leader volunteer service description
4-H Curriculum Committee volunteer service description
Event Coordinator service description and event timeline
4-H Foundation Board Member service description
4-H Fundraising service description
4-H horse project leader service description
4-H livestock superintendent service description and event timeline
4-H Marketing service description
4-H recruiter volunteer service description
4-H Volunteer interviewer service description
State 4-H Teen Conference Chaperone service description
Youth development is the natural process of developing one's capacities. While it occurs through youth's daily experiences with people, places and possibilities, it is far too important to be left to chance.
3-page resource written by Sally Barney, Extension Specialist Emeritus, 4-H Youth Development
3-page resource by Sally Barney, Extension Specialist Emeritus, 4-H Youth Development
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Sumer Murdock scored 22 points and Alannah Haggerty had 14 to lead top-seeded Cooperstown to a 67-24 girls basketball rout of visiting Beaver River in a Section Three Class C-1 quarterfinal Friday night.
Murdock sank three three-point field goals and Haggerty grabbed 12 rebounds for the state-ranked Redskins (17-2), who jumped to a 21-2 lead after one quarter en route to a 38-7 advantage at halftime.
"Haggerty was out of this world," Cooperstown coach Mike Niles said. "Maggie Hall had six steals and played out of this world on their point guard, too."
Hall helped limit seventh-grade point guard Emma Puddington to two points for eighth-seeded Beaver River (6-13), which received a team-best 10 points from Abby Cornell.
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I may not agree with where or to whom someone decides to donate money, but the impulse to be charitable should not be discouraged or disparaged. If you decide to give to John Long - or to anyone - good for you. Dana Bartlett
Wow, good reminder that what we do is dangerous, even in the "controlled environment" of the gym. Best wishes to John on a quick recovery. At the end of the day, doesnt matter to me how hard he climbs, or the fact that I, like a lot of people on this site, have benefited from his knowledge and experience. What matters is basic human decency. A member of our community, a fellow human being is hurt and could use some help. We have all needed a helping hand at some point in our lives. So if you can and want to chip in and help John, good on ya. If not, thats fine too, free will, I just dont want to hear about it either way. As far as all of the money he has made from his books, most authors net around 6% per book sold. So I dont think John realized financial wealth from his book sales, and I doubt that was his purpose in the first place.
I didn't know any climbers, and nil about technical rock climbing when I decided to take up the sport- I found John Long's books very informative, and user friendly, and it gave me the confidence I desperately needed at the time to become a climber. I really appreciate the 110%, and then some that he has put into the climbing community. His shared wealth of knowledge, and expertise is the gift that keeps on giving in the climbing world. I was more than happy to contribute something back to such an outstanding member of our climbing community, whom I have benefited so much from over the years, and for many years to come. Hope he gets well soon, and gets the best care he can.
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From Gordofest, 2012
Always a good laugh in his instructional videos from the 90's.
Also from Toddfest...
I will redact my previous comments. To each their own. This is not the forum to discuss issues deeper than #5 Camelots,or your next road trip van. I'll shut the fuck up now. By the way he has raised close to $2500. Smart MOFO.
Ugh, very unfortunate. But this or worse can happen to any of us. I too have a couple of his books on my shelf. There's no doubt he has had a very influential impact on climbing. God's Speed Dude.
The person that started the Chipin is now in contact with me. Sorry if this raised a lot of alarms.
Thanks John for posting. I was skeptical of the Chipin when I first saw the post. Theres a sucker born every minute, just look at this site. But obviously you are a stand up dude, and I appreciate honesty in our small community. Loved your books growing up. Still think you are one of the best adventure writers out there. I hope you heal quick, and if a legit fundraiser is presented, I'm happy to Chipin.
bummer, hope you get better soon John. Love your books.
There will be an actual fundraiser going on with real people doing it in person at some point. The Chipin fundraiser is looking legitimate now. More to follow on that.
Hopefully the folks who started the chipin will do the right thing with the donations received. I'm not one to donate blindly for a cause, but do tend to be more trusting with folks within our small climbing community, or whom I believe to be part of our tribe. I've never been done wrong by anyone in our climbing community, and have had nothing but great experiences with climbers, and climbing related organizations, so with that I took a gamble, and was quick on the trigger to donate. Call us suckers who donated to Krista for her lap dances, and road trips in Nigeria but that's life in the fast lane. We win some, and lose some. At this point I'm not going to stress over a donation/bet made that doesn't break my bank. With that being said, a more transparent fundraiser does make more sense, and would generate more interest for the cause.
This is most disturbing. Should I cancel my Paypal transaction? The PP recipient is email@example.com (name given as Krista Goodsitt, which does indeed conjure up images of a lap dance). I sent Ms Goodsitt the following email: As you may be aware there is some serious skepticism growing online re. your Chipin solicitation. Please respond to this with more information about yourself and evidence that you are indeed affiliated with JL in some way. A public statement by him to that effect would be great; to date he has denied this effort 100%. Else I will retract my contribution.
Hold off on that cancellation, Mike. Krista just contacted me. "Krista Goodsitt Hey there, John is aware of it he just didn't realize exactly what it was and how big it was going to get. I'm having dinner w him tonight and am going to explain it to him and see what he wants done with it. I will close it depending on his wishes. All the money donated is going straight to Largo, we decided to start it when we realized he is going to be in the hospital over a week. His daughters also got emergency flights from out of the country, so the fund was set up to help with odds and ends and co pays and such. I have no problem posting all of the donated funds and the final check to John right now the funds are in a pay pal account that I set up. I totally understand that lots of chipins are fraudulent so any questions people have I will gladly answer. I hope this helps explain it. Did I answer all your questions?" I've been talking with Krista on and off all day now. I'm pretty convinced it's all good. We talked about better ways to present this sort of fundraiser in the future to prevent misunderstandings, too.
all the moderating/post deletion is making this thread pretty hard to follow wtfever go ahead and censor this post too
This whole thing sounds like a bad email from out of the country, asking for a checking account to send me money. Stitch, stop passing on the information. Largo said to STOP all transactions, let it go. Lap dance for dinner? And his initial response (John Long's) was deleted, fishy shit going on here. "Just because your paranoid, doesn't mean their not watching you." Kurt Cobain
can we just get back to can or can they not sew penis' on to people? apparently this was wrong to discuss and was deleted yesterday as everyone was sending their $$$ to a scammer so the conversation was not finished. my god people, ever read any J.L. fiction? lighten the F up!
Stitch, did I just read Krista Goodsitt. Holyshit, you can't make this shit up. I'm afraid to google, I'll have porn all over my computer, maybe Camhead can help. This is hilarious. Is Stitch a real person, or a troll?
this is as funny as that one time, a couple years ago, Stich was talking shit about a well known Colorado climbing shop in one forum, agreeing with a sour customer, THEN sometime after proclaiming it was one of his favorite shops when someone asked what the best climbing shop in CO was... weird!!!


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---- — PLATTSBURGH — The Lyon Mountain Miners and Fourth Ward Cardinals took the suspense out of Sunday's Champlain Valley Baseball League semifinal playoffs at Lefty Wilson Field.
Both teams won their best-of-three series, 2-1, as the top-seeded Miners pulled away to a 7-1 victory over the fourth-seeded Fourth Ward A's, while the third-seeded Cardinals rolled to a 14-3 win over the second-seeded Meron's Expos.
The championship series will take place this coming Sunday in Lyon Mountain, with the first game of the doubleheader starting at noon.
MINERS 7, A's 1
The Miners broke open a close game with three runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth.
Troy Bouyea accounted for two doubles and three RBI for Lyon Mountain, while Reilly Lawless went three-for-three.
Winning pitcher David Waldron added two hits, including a home run, while Luke Weaver and Kyle Kowalowski chipped in with two hits each. Jerry Kowalowski and Scott Baker each doubled.
Waldron, who took a no-hitter into the fifth inning, went the distance for the pitching win as he fanned nine, walked three and surrendered four hits.
Matt Meunier had a RBI double for the A's, while Jordan Gillespie, Jake Tolosky and Michael Howard added singles. Joe Kirkpatrick took the pitching loss.
Miners 7, A's 1
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Waldron and Kyle Kowalowski. Kirkpatrick and Mackintosh. WP- Waldron. LP- Kirkpatrick. 2B- Bouyea (M) 2, J. Kowalowski (M), Baker (M), Meunier (A). HR- Waldron (M).
The Cardinals rapped out 19 hits in defeating the Expos.
The Fourth Ward did all its scoring in two innings, scoring six in the second inning and eight in the fourth.
Joe Tolosky, Frank Buksa, C.J. Worley and Brian Latulipe led the way with three hits apiece, with Tolosky getting a double and four RBI and Buksa a double and two RBI.
Travis Legacy chipped in with a triple and single, Craig Bujold a home run, Alex LaFountain and Steve Burris with a double each, and Tom Neale and Nate Durkee with singles. Neale drove in two runs.
Burris struck out six and allowed seven hits in going the distance for the pitching win.
Losing pitcher Billy Davis led the Expos with two doubles, a single and two RBI. Cliff Conners added a double, while Mark Passino, Jordan Woods and Mike Bergman rapped a single each.
Cardinals 14, Expos 3
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Serves: 2
Preparation time: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 35 minutes
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- 2 onions
- 1 red onion
- 50g butter
- 2tbsp clear honey
- 2tbsp Aspall Apple Balsamic Vinegar
- Few sprigs fresh thyme
- Salt and pepper, to season
- 250g ready-rolled puff pastry
- Flour, to dust
1. Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F/Gas Mark 4.
2. Cut the onions into wedges. Melt the butter in a 20cm ovenproof frying pan.
3. Add the onions to the pan and fry for about five minutes, turning once or twice until just brown.
4. Add the honey and Aspall Apple Balsamic Vinegar and cook for five more minutes, shaking the pan so that the onions move around and don't stick. After five minutes, arrange the onions so that they lie nicely in the pan.
5. Now remove from the heat, add the thyme stems and season well with salt and pepper. Leave to cool.
6. Roll out the pastry onto a lightly floured surface and cut out a circle slightly larger than the frying pan. Lift the pastry over the onions and tuck the edges down the sides of the pan. Make a little cross in the pastry centre.
7. Put the whole pan in the centre of the oven for 20 minutes until the pastry has risen. Remove from the oven and leave to stand for five minutes.
8. Loosen the edge of the pastry with a knife and give the pan a shake. Now cover the pan with a plate, then carefully invert it so that the tart is turned out on your plate.
9. Serve warm or cold.


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The official requested anonymity because the contract still must be approved by the NHL.
The 31-year-old Smith had been mostly a backup before leading the Coyotes to the Western Conference finals for the first time in 2011-12, his first as Phoenix's No. 1 goalie. Smith was about to become a free agent and had been waiting for clarity on the Coyotes' ownership situation before signing.
The City of Glendale is set to vote on a lease agreement with Renaissance Sports & Entertainment on Tuesday, the last major hurdle in the group's attempt to buy the franchise from the NHL.
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Insanity defense wins acquittal for judge who had altercation with deputies
Posted Feb 4, 2013 5:55 PM CDT
By Mark Hansen
A Chicago judge accused of shoving a deputy last year has been found not guilty of battery by reason of insanity.
Cook County Circuit Judge Cynthia Brim was acquitted Monday after a bench trial before Will County Judge Liam Brennan, the Chicago Tribune reports.
Brim, who was charged with misdemeanor battery after an altercation with sheriff's deputies last year at the Daley Center in downtown Chicago, had been suspended from her $182,000-a-year job while the charge against her was pending.
But she was re-elected to the bench in a retention election last November with 63.5 percent of the vote.
Brim was accused of approaching deputies at the Daley Center's security checkpoint last March and asking them if they had found any keys. After being shown three sets of keys, she claimed one set and walked away.
She returned a few minutes later, authorities said, and, with no explanation, threw the keys at one deputy and shoved another in the chest with both hands.
Brim's lawyer, James Montgomery, said in his opening statement Monday that his client was legally insane at the time.
But prosecutors that Brim was "criminally responsible" for her actions because she had chosen to stop taking her anti-psychotic medications.
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Sen. Ayotte: Hagel's record, statements make him wrong choice for Defense
Asked during an Armed Services Committee meeting about his views on preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, Sen. Hagel said, "I support the President's strong position on containment."
But that's not where the President stands. In fact, President Obama said last spring that, "Iran's leaders should understand that I do not have a policy of containment."
And in September, in a vote of 90 to 1, the U.S. Senate explicitly rejected a policy of containment toward a nuclear-capable Iran.
When Sen. Hagel was subsequently given the opportunity to correct himself, he fumbled: "I meant to say that obviously [the President's] position on containment - we don't have a position on containment."
At that point, Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) threw the witness a lifeline: "We do have a position on containment, which is that we do not favor containment."
Whether Sen. Hagel was ill-prepared, uninformed or projecting his own views, there's no question that the next defense secretary shouldn't need help stating our policy on one of the most serious national security challenges we face.
But on issue after issue, Sen. Hagel's testimony raised questions about what he knows, what he believes, and what kind of secretary of defense he would be. And in several instances, his views on critical issues fell well outside the mainstream of either party.
For example, although he acknowledged that Iran is a state sponsor of terror, and has in the past admitted that Iran helped kill our troops in Iraq, he defended his vote against designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization because it's part of "an elected legitimate" Iranian government. There is no doubt that peaceful demonstrators who were brutalized and shot at by the Iranian regime during the 2009 Green Movement would disagree - as would the families of U.S. soldiers who were injured or killed by explosives Tehran provided to insurgents in Iraq.
With regard to maintaining America's nuclear deterrent, Sen. Hagel last week backed off a Global Zero report he co-authored just last year putting forth radical recommendations that would gut our nation's nuclear triad. Its recommendations included a 10-year implementation strategy that would eliminate a leg of our nuclear triad by cutting all land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles, reduce the number of Trident ballistic missile submarines, slash the size of our nuclear arsenal by 40 percent, and establish a dangerous 24- to 72-hour window in which the U.S. could not respond to a first strike by our enemies - reducing our deterrent and encouraging our adversaries to initiate attacks.
When I asked Sen. Hagel about his report, he said it was "illustrative" and denied that it contained recommendations. Yet, on its first page, he wrote that these "next steps are possible and desirable ..." Sen. Hagel then devoted four pages to arguing why these "next steps" should be implemented.
In light of North Korea's nuclear program and missile tests, as well as Iran's march toward a nuclear-weapons capability, the policy prescriptions Sen. Hagel said were "desirable" in the Global Zero report are inconsistent with the administration's nuclear modernization commitments, undermine our nuclear deterrent, and are simply downright dangerous given the threats we face.
Sen. Hagel also made the illogical statement that the secretary of defense is not a "policy-making position" - revealing a startling lack of understanding about the role of the nation's Pentagon chief.
To the contrary, the secretary of defense is one of the most important and powerful policymakers in the U.S. government - the person the President turns to for guidance on running the nation's defense programs. If the secretary of defense isn't a policymaker, who is?
Sen. Hagel has earned the respect and gratitude of all Americans for his long record of service to our country - including his time in combat in Vietnam.
But the U.S. Senate has a constitutional responsibility to provide advice and consent on the President's nominees. And based on Sen. Hagel's record, his past statements, and his testimony last week, I can't vote to confirm his nomination.
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Since the offseason, we knew the main training-camp battle to watch in Miami would be at free safety, between Chris Clemons and Reshad Jones. The way we hear it, Clemons still has the upper hand, and he got the start in the Dolphins' first preseason game. If the coaching staff could combine the two players, it would have the perfect free safety. Jones is a playmaker, as shown in his opportunity against Tennessee last season when he had a sack and an interception. But Clemons is better at always being in position, and the Dolphins can't afford for their free safety to be out of position, even if Clemons struggled to make plays — he dropped three interceptions last season, according to Football Outsiders. Jones will get his opportunities, and head coach Tony Sparano said he has shown flashes in camp, but we hear that until Jones improves his football IQ, Clemons will continue to man center field in Miami.


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Scosso Ristorante & Bar combines Italian delicacies with an extensive wine list and martini menu. The expansive martini menu offers a variety of flavors such as strawberry lemonade, Smores, and French berry. They delicately artfully plate center cut filet mignon, karabuta pork chops, and fresh Atlantic haddock with scallops and shrimp, dressed in white-wine sauce. They celebrate the classic Italian styles of preparation—romano, parmigiana, and marsala, to name a few—with dishes sporting chicken, veal, and shrimp, but make them their own with minimalistic platings.
The opulent post-modern interior plays with perceptions, taking the clean lines that one expects from modern décor and adding mind-bending curves and squiggles. This effect is found in everything from the chair backs to the support pillars and bannisters.
Jeff Burger's two-decade journey through the world of martial arts has included training in muay thai in Bangkok and kung fu in China, as well as acquiring fifth-degree black belts for karate and jujitsu. He has also collected a variety of awards to hang on his belt, including a silver medal at the 2006 Muay Thai World Championship. The most recent leg of his journey brought him to Massachusetts, where he founded the New England Muay Thai Institute in 2007 and currently teaches martial arts to kids and adults. Many of the classes are combative in nature, such as muay thai, karate, jujitsu, and a class called Combatives, during which Burger calls upon his US Marshals certification for teaching defensive tactics. But there are also noncombative options available, such as Zumba, boot camp, and noncontact yoga.
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The majority of works now rest in a Moshe Safdie–designed glass-and-brick building, focused around a sunny atrium whose various architectural silhouettes echo local forms. This new building joins the East India Marine Hall, built by the seafarers' society in 1825 and dedicated in a ceremony attended by President John Adams. Today, that National Historic Landmark hosts society-member portraits and a number of the hall's original objects; in other galleries, paintings and sculptures by Japanese, Indian, and Chinese artists hang on the walls or perch in glass cases like pies with personal-space issues. Guests can also tour Yin Yu Tang, the only complete Qing Dynasty house outside of China and a 200-year-old structure with intricate carvings.
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Some parents prepare for their child's college education well before they're born. But, a new study suggest before you think about college you may want to consider how much you'll have to pay for child care. The study finds that in some states, it's more expensive than college tuition!
Tamika and Shawn Nelson wanted only the best childcare for their first born, Cameron. They eventually settled on a center that cost more than $500 per month. But, when Preston was born they were forced to re-think their budget.
"When I had Preston, my second son, that's when we decided we can't afford to send both kids to daycare," the parents admitted.
It's a costly dilemma many parents face. A study released by the National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies found that in 36 states the annual childcare cost for an infant is higher than a year's in-state tuition at a four year public college. The Nelson's said it was like paying another mortgage.
According to the study, if you live in Alabama, you'll pay nearly $8,000 in college tuition and fees at a public college or university. Your average childcare cost for an infant will run a little more than $5,300 per year. It's a different story in some of our neighboring southern state's.
In Georgia, the average in-state tuition is $6,808 a year. Infant care will cost you $7,030 a year.
In Louisiana, infant care is $5,901, slightly higher than a first year at a public college at $5,123.
In the Volunteer State, you'll pay $7,748 a year for infant childcare. For your public college education in Tennessee the cost is $7,209.
In Texas, where everything is big, get ready to shell out more than $8,323 for infant care and $8,078 for tuition at a public four year college.
These numbers are not surprising to Jean Sellers. She's the Assistant Executive Director of Early Care and Education services for the Family Guidance Center of Alabama.
"There aren't any grants out there or supplements for a center's expenses so they're relying only on what they can get from parents tuition."
The report says the cost of child care has gone up 1.9 percent over the past year, and some parents are having to get creative if they have two children in need of childcare.
Seller says,"If a parent can't find childcare, they know they can't leave without worrying and they can't work."
The report considers child care in Alabama affordable. Still, Seller encourages parents to do their homework. She says studies show children who attend quality pre-schools are more likely to finish high school, attend college, get a job and get married, all the qualities in life the Nelson's want for their sons, no matter the cost.
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John Kilgore is a sound designer, recording engineer, and composer. His sound designs for theater include numerous designs for the Manhattan Theatre Club, Soho Rep, and the La Jolla Playhouse among others. His sound design for the LA production of Love! Valour! Compassion! was nominated for an Ovation Award. John has served as Director of Recording Services for Masque Sound & Recording since 1986. Kilgore's recent recording credits include every work by Steve Reich since The Cave, as well as new recordings of Music for 18 Musicians (1999 Grammy Award), New York Counterpoint, Four Organs and Eight Lines, Triple Quartet with the Kronos Quartet, and the DVD of Three Tales. He has recorded Dexter Gordon, James Moody, Woody Shaw, Gil Evans' Orchestra, Big Mama Thornton, The Brooklyn Philharmonic, DNA, Julius Baker, Richard Goode, The Empire Brass Quintet, and Ervin Nyiregyhazi to name just a few. He has been resident composer for Pooh Kaye's Eccentric Motions Dance Company since 1983, and has provided scores for many pieces, as well as Ms. Kaye's films such as Sticks on the Move and Swept Up. He was composer, behind-the-scenes performer, and musical director for Len Jenkin's Dream Express.
Tony Meola won the 1998 Drama Desk Award for The Lion King. Most recently he has worked on the Tony-nominated Wicked, Man of La Mancha, and Sweet Smell of Success. His career has taken him on Broadway and Off, to the West End, and on International Tours. Meola's Broadway shows include High Society, The Sound of Music, The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Juan Darien, Steel Pier, Forum, The King and I, Company, Chronicle of a Death Foretold, Moon Over Buffalo, Smokey Joe's Cafe,Face Value, Guys and Dolls, A Month in the Country, A Christmas Carol, Five Guys Named Moe, She Loves Me, Whorehouse Goes Public, The Red Shoes, Anything Goes, and A Grand Night for Singing. His work Off Broadway was heard in Love, Janis; A New Brain; Violet; Durang, Durang; Pecadillo; Groucho. West End shows include Anything Goes and Smokey Joe's Café. His international tours include Driving Miss Daisy, Les Misérables, and Mozart!.
Dan Moses Schreier' s sound design can currently be seen in Assassins, for which he won the 2004 Drama Desk Award for sound design. In 2003, he received an EDDY Award for Sustained Excellence. Other awards include the 2004 L.A. Ovation Award for his work on August Wilson's new play Gem of the Ocean, two Drama Desk Awards (Floyd Collins and Into The Woods), and an Obie Award for Sustained Excellence. Schreier's worked on Broadway in Anna in the Tropics; Into the Woods; Topdog/Underdog; Dirty Blonde; Amour; Dance of Death; Major Barbara; The Ride Down to Mt. Morgan; The Diary of Anne Frank; The Tempest; Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk; The Government Inspector, and Hedda Gabler. Off Broadway productions include Homebody/Kabul, Radiant Baby, Spinning Into Butter, Far East, Floyd Colilns, Spic-O-Rama, and God's Heart among others. As a composer, Schreier wrote the music for Broadway productions Dance of Death, George C. Wolfe's The Tempest (co-composed with Carlos Valdez), and Major Barbara, and the music/theatre piece The Shoulder.
John Weston is a sound designer with extensive work on and Off Broadway. He most recently worked on the Broadway Master Class feature musical Caroline, or Change. His Broadway credits include Nine; Imaginary Friends; Thoroughly Modern Millie; The Green Bird; It Ain't Nothin' but the Blues; On the Town; Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk; Company in concert at Lincoln Center; and Man of La Mancha. Off Broadway he has worked on The Thing About Men; Something Old, Something New; The Castle; tick, tickSBOOM!; The Bubbly Black GirlS; Bright Lights, Big City; Blue Man Group.
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Sound designer Kai Harada attended Yale University for two years before leaving to pursue a career in theatrical sound design. As associate to sound designer Tony Meola, he has worked on such projects as A Christmas Carol; The Sound of Music; High Society; Disney's Der Glöckner von Notre Dame; Kiss Me, Kate; Sweet Smell of Success; Man of La Mancha; and most recently, Wicked. Off-Broadway, he has designed at HERE and the Ohio Theatre, and most recently he designed the world premiere of the new musical Norman's Ark in the summer of 2002.
A graduate of SUNY Binghamton, production soundman Jordan Pankin has been involved with numerous Broadway productions such as She Loves Me, Forum, Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public, Sound of Music, Steel Pier, A Christmas Carol, Kiss Me Kate, Man of LaMancha, Sweet Smell of Success, Bombay Dreams, Lion King, Jelly's Last Jam, Nine, Moon Over Buffalo, and Coppenhagen. His touring productions include Sophisticated Ladies, Grand Hotel, JCSS, Busker Alley,Annie Warbucks, and Les Misérables. Jordan lives in New Jersey with his wife Nita and son Jacob.
Jim van Bergen's sound designs have toured five continents with productions cities as far-ranging as Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Cairo, and Vienna. His clients include His Holiness Pope John Paul II, the Metropolitan Opera, NY Philharmonic, Martha Graham Dance, Blue Man Group (Chicago Company), Busch Gardens Theme Park, and the Big Apple Circus. Broadway: True West. Tours: Art, Ain't Nothin' but the Blues, Harlem Nutcracker, Suddenly Hope, and Summer of '42. Broadway mixing: Cats, Chicago, Hair, The Boys from Syracuse, Art, Diary of Anne Frank, and Seven Guitars. Live/televized mixes include: Broadway on Broadway (four seasons), New Year's Eve from Times Square (eight seasons), many sporting events, and musical acts that include Cold Play, Blink 182, Elton John, Britney Spears, Staind, Bjork, Mos Def, Nickelback, Shane MacGowan, Alanis Morrissette, Craig David, Hoobastank, Chevelle, Tony Bennett, Michael Feinstein, and The Betty Carter Trio to name but a few. Drama Desk Nomination for Lyspinka! A Day In the Life and winner of the International Communicator Award's Crystal Award of Excellence for sound designs Euphrasy Eukrasy and Time Traveller. Jim recorded and mixed the classical award-winning children's DVD The Orchestra- A Happy Family by the Little Orchestra Society. He has taught sound design at Yale School of Drama, North Carolina School of the Arts, Vassar College, Muhlenberg College, and was a sound specialty lecturer at AES, LDI, USITT. He currently serves as the Vice Commissioner, Broadway Sound Liason for USITT. He also performs project development and consulting for AKG, Audix, Earthworks, JBL, Mackie, Meyer, Shure, Trident, & TurboSound. Jim shares his busy, bizarre life with television/stage director Annette Jolles. He considers daughters Hannah (5) and Emma (3) his finest, most important works to date.


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UND hockey season is finally upon us. The women return after being knocked out of last year's NCAA tournament by eventual champs Minnesota.
But perhaps the biggest change from last year's team is the absence of Monique and Jocelyne Lamoureux, as well as several other seniors. Leaving plenty of roles to fill.
"A lot of team's are looking at us like 'oh we lost the Lamoureux's, we aren't going to be able to compete this year.' But we have a lot of good talent coming in," said sophomore goaltender Shelby Amsley-Benzie.
"A lot of those kids have already established themselves in those spots so it's just a matter of consistency each week and performing at a high level," added head coach Brian Idalski.
On the men's side there is plenty of change this year as well. The big build up being the inaugural season in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference. After year's of tradition and success in the WCHA they now move on and look to lead in the new conference.
"We're extremely excited to be the first team to go through the new league and play new teams and build some new rivalries," said sophomore forward Rocco Grimaldi. "We've lost some big rivalries and that's upsetting to a lot of our guys."
"It's a storied tradition," junior forward Mark MacMillan says of the WCHA. "It's a league we've been a part of for a long time. Won a lot of WCHA titles and it's going to be definitely different and a little sad but you have to look forward to the NCHC and what it has to offer."
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Can I tell you how excited I am to shoot this couple's wedding? First of all, these two are awesome. They are happy people, and a lot of fun to be around. Second, the first question they asked me was, "would you like to shoot our wedding in Cabo?"
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When we sat down together to discuss what we wanted to do for their engagement session, we discussed bikes and their dog in the mountains. But then they saw the shoot I had done with Zuri, the zebra. Catherine called me and said that the owner of the zebra was a family friend of hers. Then she told me that she really wanted to have her engagements with the zebra.
So here comes obvious question number two, "would you shoot our session with the zebra?"
I'm always impressed bye feats of will power, and these two have that. They both finished the 208 mile LOTOJA bike race in September. I'm sure there is some metaphor for marriage in there somewhere.
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Chimney stacfk collapses at town's oldest house (From Essex County Standard)
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Chimney stacfk collapses at town's oldest house
6:00am Thursday 16th January 2014 in News
BUILDERS fled from one of Harwich's oldest homes moments before its chimney stack collapsed.
Renovation work is ongoing at the roof of the house in Church Street, which is history group the Harwich Society's headquarters.
Contractors heard the chimney creaking on Friday.
They got out before the stack collapsed, damaging the landing. No one was injured.
Colin Farnell, Harwich Society chairman, said: "The building will be repaired and this incident will become another chapter in the Harwich Society's history.
"It is not the way we would have chosen to begin 2014, but we will celebrate the fact no one was hurt, rather than regret the need for the repairs to the building.
"We will have Foresters looking its best again as soon as possible."
The timber-framed house, built around 1450, is thought to be the oldest house in Harwich.
It was the Foresters Arms public house from 1800 to 1940, when it was hit by a bomb, during the Second World War.
After standing derelict for nine years, it was bought and restored by the late Harwich Society president, Winifred Cooper, and her husband.
On her death, in April 1999, she left Foresters to the society.
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GRAND RAPIDS(WZZM) --If the winner of the $579.9 million Powerball Lottery jackpot is in Michigan, the law says they "must" come forward and identify themselves to claim the prize, even if they would rather remain anonymous.
"The winner has to present themselves to collect the prize," confirms Grand Rapids attorney and financial planner Steve Cook.
A big lottery winner might prefer anonymity to avoid what some have called "vultures" trying to take their money.
"I would want it to be a secret," says Powerball player Beth Piersma. "Keep it to myself."
"Someone who wins a large sum of money, I'm sure, becomes the object of lots of scam artists," says Cook.
The Michigan Lottery wants to identify winners so the public has confidence in the game, and for publicity.
But attorney Cook says there is a way to keep a jackpot prize confidential.
"Establish a trust," he says. "Appoint a trustee and the trustee would present themselves to the Lottery Commission to collect the winnings. Banks often act as trustees for trusts."
"I wouldn't keep it a secret," says Adaryl Howled while buying a lottery ticket at Richard's Takeout in Grand Rapids. "I'd want everyone to know. It's a good thing."
Winners of in-state lottery jackpots do have the right to remain anonymous when they collect their prize.
The Michigan Senate passed a bill permitting winners of multi-state lotteries to also conceal their identities, but that proposal has not passed the State House.


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Grijalva: 'Point of no return' reached on gun control
Rep. Raul Grijalva said the nation has reached the "point of no return" on the necessity of stricter gun control laws in the wake of the Newtown, Conn. shooting.
In an interview with MSNBC, Grijalva, who is a grandfather, said a discussion on gun control could prevent more tragedies. He also said the conversation shouldn't be about the right to bear arms, but what type of guns should be allowed and how easy it is to get them.
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Pisco is a potent South American brandy with a storied history and a passionate following. Pisco is exported from both Peru and Chile, and both countries claim to be the original producers of the liqueur. Pisco is made from only certain varieties of grapes, which are fermented and distilled into a potent aguardiente. It is the essential ingredient in the now world famous cocktail, the pisco sour.
The Spanish conquistadores brought grape vines to South America, in order to make wine for their own consumption and export. The story goes that pisco came into being as a way to use leftover grapes that were undesirable for wine making. Pisco is technically a brandy, made by distilling fermented grape juice.
There are several explanations for how this ususual brandy got its name. Some say that the word pisco comes from the Quechuan word 'pisqu', which was the name of a bird found in the Ica valley region of Peru. It may be named after the town of Pisco, a port city near the Nazca lines from which pisco was shipped to Lima as well as popularized by sailors. The name is also said to come from the large pre-Colombian clay pots, called piscos, that are used to ferment the grapes.
Pisco has been produced in Chile for hundreds of years as well, as these regions were once all part of the same Spanish viceroyalty. The vigorous dispute about whether pisco "belongs" to Chile or Peru continues on to this day.
Pisco is made from only certain varieties of grapes, grown in designated regions of Peru and Chile. The grapes are fermented into wine, then distilled. The resulting liqueur is briefly aged, then bottled. In Peru, pisco is never diluted, according to the very strict, specified rules governing its production. In Chile, pisco is sometimes mixed with distilled water to reach the desired alcohol content.
Types of Pisco
There are four categories of pisco, made from seven varieties of grapes. Pisco puro is made only from black, nonaromatic grapes, usually the quebranta variety. These were the original grapes brought over from Spain, which supposedly changed and adapted to their new environment, resulting in a unique taste. Pisco aromático is made from one of four more fruity and aromatic varieties: muscatél, italia, albilla, and torontél. Pisco acholado is made from a blend of a nonaromatic grape and one or more of the aromatic varieties. Pisco mosto verde is made from partially fermented grapes. Pisco puro and pisco acholado are the varieties most often used to make pisco sours.
There are many interesting cocktails made with pisco. Although pisco has a high alcohol content (ranging from 60 to 100 proof), it tastes very smooth and many people enjoy it straight. Pisco has been known to surprise first-timers with its potency, especially when blended into a cocktail. Pisco sours are notoriously quite strong.
Lima, Peru takes the credit for the first pisco sour. Its inventor is said to have been a North American bartender, Victor Morris, ("Gringo Morris") in the 1920's, at The Morris Bar, near the heart of the city off the plaza de armas.
Besides pisco, the key ingredients for a great pisco sour are very tart key limes, an egg white, and Angostura bitters. The classic preparation is shaken over ice, but it's also made "frozen," in a blender with crushed ice. When a pisco sour is poured into a glass (usually an old-fashioned cocktail glass), the egg white should make at least a half inch of foam on the top of the glass. The bitters are sprinkled on top of the foam.
There are many other classic pisco cocktails, including the algarrobina, a creamy cocktail made with algarrobina syrup and condensed milk, the chilcano (pisco and gingerale), and the famous Chilean Christmas cocktail cola de mono ("monkey's tail"). Trendy new pisco cocktails are constantly being invented, and many make use of the exotic tropical fruits available in South America. Maracuya sours are made with passionfruit juice, and the popular aguaymanto sour is made with a tomatillo-like fruit. Mango sours are deliciously refreshing. Recently, a Peruvian student even invented a handy iphone application that lists dozens of popular pisco cocktails.


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The appliation stay allways in the lanscape mode. And ist not rotating with rotation the device.
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Marion police say a 14-year-old was taken to the hospital following a 12-mile chase with police on Sunday morning.
Chief Harry Daugherty says officers saw a car drive over a curb and onto a sidewalk in the 1200 block of 7th Avenue at around 1:28 a.m. Sunday.
Officers say when they tried to stop the vehicle, the driver refused, starting a pursuit.
Daugherty says officers chased the vehicle north on Highway 151 until the driver lost control near the intersection with Linn-Jones Road.
The 14-year-old driver was taken to Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids for treatment of his injuries.
Daugherty says the accident remains under investigation and charges are pending.


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Martin Vazquez has been ousted as the coach of Chivas USA after a season in which his team claimed just 28 points and finished in the Western Conference cellar.
"This was a difficult decision for our organization to make," Chivas USA Vice President of Soccer Operations Stephen Hamilton said. "Everyone at Chivas USA has a great deal of respect for Martín, both as a person and a coach. Unfortunately, after this difficult season came to a close, we decided to move in a different direction. We all wish Martín the very best in the future."
Vazquez replaced Preki, who had coached the Goats through their three most successful seasons in their history. Chivas USA had made the playoff four straight seasons and had missed the playoffs just once in their history.
Vazquez came to the team with a rather impressive resume, having coached most recently at Bayern Munich under Jurgen Klinsman and had been a Chivas USA assistant from 2005-07.
This season was not without its highlights. The Goats advanced to the U.S. Open Cup semifinals and won early season games against the New York Red Bulls and the San Jose Earthquakes. But a six-game losing streak that featured five straight one-goal losses — three straight where the deciding goal came in the 89th minute or later — essentially sunk the season. In all, Chivas USA lost 10 one-goal games.
Chivas USA was also hampered by the transfer of midfielder Sacha Kljestan to Europe and losing Jonathan Bornstein the U.S. National team during the World Cup.
"In the end, the results just weren't there and we weren't able to turn it around," said Hamilton. "Ultimately this was a move we felt we had to make."