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Chafee has pledged to direct the EDC to "create a library of information to allow small businesses to have access to the same information large businesses have in making business decisions. ... These databases are usually only financially available to large businesses, leaving small businesses at a disadvantage. This approach has doubled the number of jobs and tripled sales tax revenues in similar businesses where it has been implemented."
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We will flight the teams according to team handicaps (we will take 50% of each players handicap). From there you will still get your stroke allotment in your flight.
We will have registration starting at 9:00 and then the tournament will start at 10:00 on the Norman course.
Entry forms will be collected until November the 1st. (Please submit all entry forms to the proshop by then). Please drop off or fax forms to 843-390-3213.
Winners and prizes will be announced following the round in the banquet room with a pasta buffet for all the contestants.
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The book is huge and heavy, but too awesome to put down so my incorrect reading posture did something strange to my back.
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Meghan R. has completed all the requirements to receive the highest award a Girl Scout can achieve, the Gold Award.
Meghan worked with several organizations, which offer assistance to mothers and their children when they come to the organization in need. The organizations Meghan chose were St. Vincent de Paul Village, Gift of Mary's Home and Christ the Redeemer Gabriel Project.
With the help of more than 45 volunteers, Meghan painted walls, murals, assembled book shelves, planted fruit trees, blackberry bushes and held a weekend long baby shower. "My project was service oriented rather than event oriented," said Meghan. "The baby shower collected more than two mini van loads fully packed with supplies, furniture, diapers and clothes."
It is a significant honor to earn the Gold Award. Girl Scouts who earn this award have demonstrated leadership skills, career planning, community involvement, and personal development. It takes two to three years of intensive work to complete all the requirements for the award. Less than five percent of girls who join Girl Scouts earn this recognition. A major component of earning the Gold Award is planning and completing a Gold Award Project that is a service to the community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Glass Etching?
Glass etching is a way for you to permanently etch designs into any glass surface. It can be a window, a baking pan, a picture frame, or anything else your imagination can invent. For glass etching, we will send you the vinyl template of the letters along with some glass etching cream. You then carefully place the vinyl on the glass surface and paint the cream on the glass. When finished, it is simply washed off with water, and you have your beatifully etched surface.
What is reverse text?
Reverse text just means that the text will be flip-flopped horizontally. This can be used to put on the inside of glass surfaces, or for any other purposes. Below is an example of how it would look normally and reverse.
What surfaces will the vinyl stick to?
The vinyl sticks to almost any smooth or lightly textured surface like painted walls (allow to paint to dry for 2 weeks prior), glass, mirrors and smooth metal and wood as well as ceramic tile. Glossy vinyl has a stronger adhesive backing, so matte is not recommended for outdoor or textured uses.
The vinyl will not stick to rough or uneven surfaces like cinder block, brick or stucco. It will also not stick to walls with matte paint.
We HIGHLY suggest that if you have any doubts as to whether or not the vinyl will work for you, please contact us to request a free sample.
The vinyl will not stick to rough or uneven surfaces like cinder block, brick or stucco. It will also not stick to walls with matte paint.
We HIGHLY suggest that if you have any doubts as to whether or not the vinyl will work for you, please contact us to request a free sample.
What are Vinyl Decals?
Vinyl decals are stickers that are stuck to walls and other smooth surfaces for decoration and informational purposes. They are cut with vinyl cutting machines. Wall decals are usually one color per decal, but may also come in full color varieties. Also called wall stickers, wall tattoos, vinyl lettering, and wall vinyl.
Our vinyl is pre-pasted, pre-spaced, individually cut letters that press on your wall or any flat surface. These are not decals with clear film around the letters, but rather individually cut letters that have been pre-spaced for you. The letters arrive on a sheet of paper which adheres to your wall. After pressing the sheet to your wall, you pull it back and only the lettering remains. The letters are thin... equivalent to about 2-3 coats of paint, so they give you the look of hand-painted stenciling without the time and trouble. And they don't fade or crack.
See the following Wikipedia article for a full definition of vinyl lettering or wall decals.
Do you offer color samples?
We offer free color samples. Please send us an email with your name, full mailing address and the colors that you are interested in seeing up close.
We highly recommend requesting a color sample before purchasing an order. Computer monitors are often different from computer to computer so it may not always be the EXACT color that you think. So please email us and we'll ship a sample out the very next day.
We also have access to lots more colors and options that are not currently listed. If there is a color that you would like but are not finding it on our site please email us and ask.
When will my order arrive?
We ship all custom orders within one business day! We pride ourselves in having the fastest turn around in the business. We ship all orders via USPS and can upgrade your shipping to overnight or priority upon request.
Can I reuse the vinyl?
Typically the vinyl cannot be reused, although it can be removed. Removing the vinyl will not allow it to remove in such a manner that it can be reused. It is typically stretched and not as sticky as before. Also, it needs to be on some sort of transfer paper or tape to be able to move it to a new surface. We do try to keep our prices low so that you can purchase the same decals for a minimal cost.
Is the vinyl permanent?
No and it is very simple and easy. The Wall Works is perfect for both renters and homeowners because they are easy to remove when you are ready to re-design things.
To remove, simply take a corner of each letter by using your fingernail or tweezers and gently pull off the lettering. Continue to pull off each letter or piece until done. If you've had the lettering on the wall for a long period of time, you can soften them up by using a hair dryer.
In most instances, it is possible to remove vinyl lettering with no residual damage to the applied surface. While this is typically the case, different substrate materials can react in different ways, so if you're unsure of the resulting reaction, it's important to test an inconspicuous area of your surface before applying the following techniques to the entire area. The upside is that most surfaces, including vehicles, respond well to the vinyl removal technique outlined below, with no resulting damage to the surface.
Sometimes the adhesive on the vinyl may leave residue on the wall. You can use rubbing alcohol to remove the residue, just do not rub it for long or very hard, as it can take off paint. Be sure to test in an inconspicuous spot to verify that this will work without damaging the paint.
**Please note that when working with decals that have been in place for a significant length of time, there is the slight possibility that the paint around the decal will appear discolored or faded upon removal. Usually this only occurs in cases where the decal has been exposed to the sun for extreme periods of time. This significant sun exposure will result in a tan line effect on the surface, whereby the unexposed area under the decals will appear nice and shiny next to the faded, exposed surface.**
How do I apply vinyl decals?
It is best to see how this is done. View the application video to see how to apply vinyl decals and lettering.
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This webinar will provide an overview of the analysis of vanillic acid and p-hydroxybenzoic acid at parts per trillion levels in polar ice core samples using IC with MS/MS detection. Measurements taken from a Siberian ice core will be shown as an example application of this method.Read More
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Soccer loses final match of season in GSAC Semifinals
November 06, 2009
Maryville, NC-The Salem College soccer team fell in the Great South Athletic Conference semifinal match to eventual champion, Maryville College, 3-0. The Spirits hung with Maryville through the first 74 minutes, before Maryville scored two late goals to seal the win. Jazmine Bridgeman (Mill Spring, NC) came up big in goal for Salem with 14 saves. Salem ends the season with a 12-7-1 record.
Maryville scored in the 6th minute to take a 1-0 lead. They would take that lead into the half. Salem came out on the attack in the second half with a couple strong scoring opportunities. Their best scoring chance came on a corner kick by Kim Wisen (Madison, OH) midway through the second half. Tara Madden's (Greenville, SC) header off of the corner beat Maryville's keeper but was cleared off the line by a Maryville defender. Maryville would score their second and third goals in the 72nd and 76th minute.


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Gold Prices Rise as Investors Re-Establish Positions
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Gold prices were ticking higher Monday as investors re-established positions in the yellow metal after Friday's selloff.
Gold prices for February delivery were tacking on $5.90 to $1,718.60 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The gold price traded as high as $1,724.90 and as low as $1,714.20 an ounce, while the spot price was off 20 cents, according to Kitco's gold index.
"Because of liquidation on Friday ... a lot of commodity firms their fiscal year ended in November, December starts another year, and these guys could have liquidated some [gold positions] and they could be re-establishing right now," said Phil Streible, senior commodities broker at RJO Futures.
Last Friday was first notice day for gold, when physical delivery of the yellow metal must occur.Silver prices for March Delivery were climbing 50 cents to $33.78 an ounce, while the U.S. dollar index was dropping 0.50% to $79.83. "Dollar weakness is not adding too much support at all," said Streible. "It seems like there's some massive short-covering going on in the euro currency right now, and obviously it's some kind of gauge that there's some confidence in the eurozone." That confidence has led some investors to move out of some of their positions of gold as a safety play and move back into the euro, Streible said. The euro was climbing against the U.S. dollar to $1.3071, improving against Friday's close at $1.2987. German lawmakers approved the bailout agreement to Greece, even after the International Monetary Fund said it would not distribute the country's impending round of bailout loans until the country completed a voluntary buyback of its debt. On Monday, Greece announced that it would buy back as much as €10 billion in outstanding debt. The bailout money could be seen as positive for gold as a hedge against inflation. Also in Europe, Spain officially requested bailout funds for its banks from the European Stability Mechanism fund. Investors have expected Spain to request this bailout, but have waited for weeks as the country stalled on making a decision. Spain is set to receive €37 billion for the recapitalization of four banks.
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C'est parfait. J'ai de la difficulté à trouver des chaussures de grandeur 5 dans les magasins, et vous avez répondu à mon besoin pour les sandales. Merci!
A sinuous sandal whose full grain leather filaments wind their way around hot and dry conditions. All are lined with a cushioning combination of pigskin and Lycra® trim. Compression molded EVA footframe includes QForm® stride alignment. Graphic channels and suction cups on a smooth Oasis sole mix and dry surface traction.
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The University of San Diego's Non-Profit Electronics Recycling Center supports the reuse and recycling of electronics in order to provide the Greater San Diego community with an inexpensive and socially responsible solution for recycling old or broken electronics.
What We Accept
If you can plug it in, bring it in! We accept almost all e-waste and appliances. Click here to see the full list of items we accept!
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Each year, KCFF brings the film industry to Kingston. This is your chance to talk one-on-one with with visiting directors, producers and actors. Attend workshops to improve your script, your acting or your chance of getting a grant. Apply for a One-on-One Session and get in front of a filmmaker, producer, screenwriter or actor to hone your craft.
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Film screenings, career events and even receptions give local filmmakers the chance to meet industry experts face to face. KCFF co-hosts a popular event with Queen's University Career Services that gives student and amateur filmmakers face time with industry pros.
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The Local Shorts Program makes sure Kingston-based films and filmmakers have a place at the heart of the festival. Each local short is paired with a feature, guaranteeing an audience. The shorts package – which plays several short films back-to-back in a feature-length screening – is one of the most popular events at the festival. We also accept submissions of features and shorts from Canadian filmmakers all over the world.
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Volunteer and intern positions with KCFF are hands-on jobs that will add flash to your resume. Each year, more than 70 volunteers and 3 or 4 interns are an integral part of the festival. Our volunteers and interns have gone on to great jobs in the film industry, landing positions at production companies, the Toronto International Film Festival and at other film festivals. Become a KCFF volunteer.


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A Saturday morning brush fire burning south of Wenatchee has destroyed a mobile home and another structure.
Spokeswoman Kay McKellar says the fire burning on about 1.5 square miles at Colockum Pass has forced evacuation of more than 40 homes and cabins in the area.
Two helicopters and an airplane are dropping water and fire retardant on the blaze. About 100 firefighters from Chelan and Douglas counties as well as the Washington Department of Natural Resources are working on the fire. No injuries have been reported.
Chelan County Fire Chief Bill Neckels says high temperatures and 30 mph winds are making the effort to fight this fire and protecting homes and cabins in the area more difficult.
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December 16th, 2008
When Boulder City Met Riverside
The City of Riverside, CA, has been a shining example of Laserfiche in action since implementing Laserfiche in 2001. In fact, due in part to her efforts with Laserfiche, the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC) awarded City Clerk Colleen Nicol the designation of Master Municipal Clerk in 2002.
But in the last two years, Nicol and her staff have shined even more brightly in the Laserfiche Luminary Community by hosting guided tours of their offices so prospective cities can see Laserfiche in action. "We just enjoy sharing our success and trust it will help with their decision making or implementation," she says.
It has. Nicol and her staff have hosted Bakersfield, South Pasadena, Thousand Oaks and Fontana—all California cities now using Laserfiche. Nicol was faced with an even more interesting opportunity recently when reseller Mike Dillon of National Technology Solutions told her that Boulder City, NV, was looking for new and better ways to utilize its existing Laserfiche program—especially its most recent addition, Agenda Manager.
"This was the first time we hosted a city that already had the product installed so the conversation there could be more in depth," Nicol notes.
Pam Malmstrom, City Clerk of Boulder City, was well aware of Riverside's success. "I met Colleen at the IIMC Region VIII Annual Conference in Tucson, Arizona this year and was impressed with her knowledge and enthusiasm about Laserfiche," she says. On Dillon's recommendation and Nicol's invitation, Malmstrom and her staff paid Riverside a visit.
Once you have stored your published agendas into Laserfiche, by clicking on View/View Metadata/View Links, we can add the agenda report and minutes that correspond to a particular agenda. That way when someone does a search and pulls up the agenda, report, or minutes, they can view the links and view the corresponding documentation for that particular meeting without having to do a separate search.
For example, if my search revealed that my item was on an agenda for October 24, 2008 and I previewed the agenda to find out what item number it was, I could then look at the links and go directly to that report number (thanks to our naming convention) rather than search the reports. I could also look at the minutes through the links rather than search the minutes. This saves a lot of time and frustration.
This function is within the repository and is available after we place the .TIFF image of the reports into our folder structure. We could also link any resolution to the minute action if we needed to.
There, Riverside staff were able to provide in-depth instruction on the use of Agenda Manager and actually provided a manual of user/submitter/approver instructions for Boulder City to take home. Senior Deputy Clerk Cheryl Balz shared some tips for processing agendas, incorporating additional committee agenda preparations, and showed Malmstrom's staff some tricks with Laserfiche metadata linking to make research easier (see sidebar). The Riverside Police Department showed BC's PD representative more advanced uses of Audit Trail and other modules, and Roz Vinson offered copies of their structure for BC staff to take home to Nevada. "They were very receptive to our demonstration, had lots of questions for their reseller, and our staff and were excited about their future Laserfiche usage," says Balz.
Boulder City was understandably grateful for the experience—and emboldened to expand its own use of Laserfiche. Says Malmstrom, "It was great to see how another city used Laserfiche and it reaffirmed our staff was on the right track in setting up our file and information formats in a similar fashion."
The way Nicol sees it, she's just paying forward the same service she and her staff were shown when they had their own questions years ago. "I recall how helpful it was to see the installation at Buena Park when we were first considering Laserfiche," she recalls. "To see the solutions in action in an operating City Clerk's Office brought the features to life and underscored the efficiencies, work flow improvements, and cost savings." She's confident her guest cities take away the same benefits. "At the conclusion of every tour, without exception, the visiting organization emphasizes the value from seeing the product in action and having our team of people who actually perform the work, as well as our technical staff, available to share ideas and solutions."
Even now, as Nicol campaigns for the vice presidency of the IIMC in next year's election, where she hopes to continue to inspire other municipalities towards greater efficiency and improved public service, she doesn't hesitate to offer her office as an example when the opportunity arises. "Whether we're referred by a reseller or I meet someone at a conference and the topic of Laserfiche comes up, I readily offer to demo the products," she says. "We enjoy bragging about what a good tool Laserfiche is."


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As the Egyptian public prepares to vote in the first post-revolutionary presidential elections this week, Francis Fukuyama takes stock of the political playing field in an article for The Daily Beast. With no genuine liberal candidate in the running, Fukuyama notes the failure of the Tahrir Square activists to translate protest into a structured political movement. Read more »


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According to iMedia Connection, there are 7 things brands need to know regarding Facebook changes happening now.
Let us know what you think about these changes. Do you think Facebook has changed for the better or worse?
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1. Email is now a supported channel
Facebook has long hidden user emails, but soon Facebook will provide developers access to a user's verified email address. For brands that are serious about engaging in an ongoing dialogue with their fans, email becomes a powerful communication method. Email will allow brands to better reconnect with users who have interacted with them on Facebook. This becomes important given that…
2. Status updates are no longer guaranteed
Previously users' streams included everything their friends and pages (including brand pages) published. Now the news feed has returned to a default view showing select highlights that Facebook's algorithm thinks are most relevant to the user, which may or may not contain your brand's message. There's still a live feed view, but it's no longer default, so only brand posts that fans interact with will appear in most users' streams.
3. Other communication channels are consolidating
Many brands rely on application-to-user and user-to-user notifications to reconnect with users, and this communication channel is disappearing. That means in order to remarket to users to let them know about new product launches, sales, events, or promotions, you'll need to acquire users' email addresses or send popular posts (per above).
4. Application canvas pages gain more control
The Facebook header is being removed from application canvas pages, giving brands that engage users via applications more real estate on the page and a more customized and branded look and feel. Users will still have the option of returning to Facebook near the top of the page, but for brands that were hesitant to build on Facebook until more branding was possible, now is the time to reconsider.
5. Profile boxes are disappearing
It's been a long time since profile boxes provided much value to brands, as most users don't spend very much time on that part of friends' pages. But that hasn't stopped many brands from creating applications to establish a presence on users' profiles. Within a few months, tabs will be the only way to integrate into the profile, so brands should be thinking now about creating an engaging communication strategy that best leverages email and status updates.
6. Enhanced Facebook share
For many brands and publishers, the value in marketing through Facebook is leveraging word of mouth. In fact, Facebook users share 2 billion pieces of content every week. The new Facebook share button includes a counter displaying the number of times that piece of content has been shared and is a valuable tool for any brand with a large existing audience on its site. This is a relief for content owners who struggle with replicating a presence inside of Facebook; instead, expect Facebook to offer more ways for your site to become more social.
7. Every webpage becomes a fan page
Facebook has long been about connecting people with each other, and it's expanding the graph from people to objects in what it's calling the Open Graph. Soon users will be able to fan not only your brand but a specific page, product, celebrity, movie, or SKU. These pages will also show up in users' profiles and in search results, and that page will be able to publish stories to the stream of its fans. This shifts social brand interactions from Facebook tabs to brand websites in a powerful way for brands and publishers. While currently farthest out in Facebook's announcement roadmap, the Open Graph has the greatest implications and opportunities for brands and publishers.
Expect 2010 to be a real breakout year for social marketing. For two-and-a-half years we've seen brands build strong followings inside of Facebook, but with these changes rolling out early next year, expect smart brands to better engage their best customers through their own channels by leveraging the power of personal relationships via Facebook's platform.
Kevin Barenblat is co-founder and CEO of Context Optional.
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Tributes paid to 'gentle' East Lancs girl found dead at home
Updated 9:48am Thursday 13th March 2014 in News
TRIBUTES have been paid to a 'popular and loving' teenager who died at her home.
Megan Spellman-Ross, 19, was found not breathing in bed by her mum and paramedics were unable to revive her.
The official cause of death is still unknown after the results of the post mortem proved inconclusive but her parents said that she could have suffered a seizure whilst in bed on March 3.
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Megan, from Chatburn, had been diagnosed with Tuberous Sclerosis when she was six-months-old, a condition that includes epilepsy and she had to undergo tests and scans at hospitals every month to help her treatment.
The former Bowland High School student was studying for a humanities degree with the Open University from her home in Downham Road after completing her A-Levels at St Mary's College in Blackburn.
Her dad, Dave Spellman, 50, said that her condition, which she 'never allowed to be dominated or defined by', seemed to have been improving over the last few months and that her death came 'out of the blue'.
He said: "It has come as a huge shock to the whole family and the enormity of what happened is just sinking in.
"Her condition seemed to have been improving recently and she had just switched on to new medication. This has really come out of the blue.
"Megan never let her medical complications do- minate her or define her and she never made a big deal of them.
"It's hard to come to terms with the fact that she will not be with us again.
"She had been planning a trip to Rome with a friend and had never been abroad before on her own.
"She was compassionate and had a very gentle nature."
Her mum, Juile, 50, said: "I was working from home as I do sometimes and I noticed at around lunchtime that she had not appeared. I had heard her get up earlier in the day.
"I went into her room and found that she wasn't breathing. I tried to help her and I called for an ambulance which came very quickly.
"They did everything they could but they were not able to revive her.
"She always got excellent care from her doctor, Karl Rakshi, at Royal Blackburn Hospital."
John Tarbox, head teacher at Bowland High School, said: "Megan was a very happy and delightful girl.
"She was the recipient of the Georgina Award at the end of year 11 in recognition of her attitude to school and the way she confronted the challenges.
"Our thoughts are very much with Megan's family and her friends at this time and in particular with Beth, Megan's sister, who is on our roll in year 11."
The funeral service will be held on Monday at Skipton Crematorium from 11am.
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NOV. 24: Colton E. Donovan, 21, of the 2800 block of N. Lake Shore Drive in Chicago, was cited for driving under intoxication, not driving on the right side of the road, leaving the scene of an accident, driving without insurance and driving with a blood alcohol concentration above .08 at 3 a.m. on the 22300 block of Merritton Road. He was released on bond and is scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 2.
NOV. 24: Kevin M. Johnson, 28, of the 600 block of Meadowood Lane in Wilmington, was cited for driving under intoxication and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident at 12:45 p.m. on the 21100 block of Wolf Road. He was released on bond and will appear in court on Dec. 6.
NOV. 30: Lauren Moran, 23, Crete, was charged with DUI and for driving too fast for conditions/failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident after a crash at W. 191st Street and LaGrange Road.
According to the report, she plowed into a light pole, causing $8,000 worth of damage. Upon investigation, police said it was apparent that Moran had been drinking. The car was impounded, and she cited for the violations.
NOV. 25: Sean M. King, 29, of the 1900 block of Everett Lane, was charged with DUI after reportedly rear-ending a car that was stopped at a traffic light at W. 191st Street and LaGrange Road. According to the report, King knocked off the hitch on the back of the car ahead of him.
As the light turned green, the woman whose vehicle was damaged told police that she pulled into a parking lot, expecting King to follow her. When he didn't, she drove after him and followed him for a short distance to his home on Everett Lane. From there she called police.
Police say when they arrived they spotted King in the garage and noticed the damage to his car. He was arrested and further cited for driving too fast for conditions.
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NOV. 28: Richard M. Ryon, 45, of the 5100 block of W. 154th Street, Oak Forest, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, after police witnessed him drinking a beer behind the wheel of his truck in the Thornton's Gas Station, 14805 S. Cicero Avenue.
According to police, officers were in an unmarked squad car at the Thornton's when Ryon pulled up next to them in his truck. Officers watched as Ryon and his passenger, Michael B. O'Connell, 56, of the 5100 block of W. 154th Street, Oak Forest, drank beer from bottles before exiting the vehicle.
The men told officers they didn't know they couldn't drink beer in a vehicle.
Officers administered standard field sobriety tests to Ryon, who could not follow directions or complete the tests in a satisfactory manner. Ryon was taken into custody and transported to the Midlothian Police Station, where he submitted to a breathalyzer test.
The test showed Ryon with a blood alcohol content of .03. Officers asked Ryon to submit to blood and urine samples after the test, due to his failure at the field sobriety tests.
Ryon was taken to South Suburban Hospital, where he submitted to both tests. He was transported back to the station, where he was cited for driving under the influence of alcohol and given a court date of Jan 16, 2013, and released on $1,000 bond.
NOV. 22: A Chicago man accused of driving under the influence told police, "I'm just having a good time. Everybody knows it's Thanksgiving," reports said.
Oak Lawn police received several calls of a Chevy Blazer swerving all over Cicero Avenue around 12:54 a.m. Nov. 23. Officers found Evaristo Castillo, 23, of Franklin Park, asleep behind the wheel of his car that was parked in the shopping center lot at 87th Street and Cicero Avenue, reports said. Castillo was alone but still thought his friend was in the car with him and did not appear to know in which direction he was traveling, police said.
After failing field sobriety tests, Castillo was taken to the Oak Lawn police station where he was charged with driving under the influence, police said.
Castillo allegedly refused to take a Breathalyzer test and told police that it was time for him to go home.
DEC. 2: A 31-year-old man from Chicago's South Side was arrested shortly after 11 p.m. and charged with DUI near 103rd and Cicero.
Police responding to a call of a "slumper" say they found Benjamin Winfield of the 5300 block of south Wallace in the car he was driving, a purple 2011 Kia Optima, in the northbound middle lane of Cicero Avenue. The car was not moving, although Winfield had a green light, police said.
Police report that Winfield's eyes were glassy and bloodshot, and that they smelled a strong odor of alcohol on him. Additionally, they say they found an open bottle of tequila in a cup holder in the car.
Police say Winfield refused a preliminary breath test at the scene and was taken into custody. He was also found to be driving without auto insurance.
Winfield is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday, Dec. 26, police said.
NOV. 30: Nicholas Siriann, 35, of the 10300 block of south 81st Ct., was arrested and charged with speeding and driving under the influence just before 3 a.m. Siriann was clocked doing 54 miles per hour, well over the posted speed limit of 40, on the 5500 block of west 111th St, police said.
He was pulled over in a gas station three blocks east. Police said his eyes were bloodshot and glassy, his speech was slurred, his hands were shaking, his body was rocking back and forth, and he appeared mentally disoriented.
Police said that Siriann said that he had not been drinking and that he was "…going to get my kids. Going to my ex-old lady's house." He also reportedly said he uses methadone, and police said they found several empty bottles with methadone labels in the vehicle.
Siriann also allegedly refused a preliminary breath test, saying "My lawyer told me never to take no breath test."
Police impounded the vehicle and he is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday, Dec. 27.
DEC. 4: Patrisha J. De Bois, 31, of the 100 block of East Sycamore in Park Forest, was charged with driving under the influence, speeding and not having insurance, according to a report. Police said De Bois' vehicle was stopped for speeding. She reportedly failed field sobriety test. De Bois was given a $1,000 bond.
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Fehr makes visit to Braves camp
Union chief hits Champion Stadium on tour of all 30 teams
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- After addressing the Braves players for nearly two hours at Disney's Champion Stadium on Tuesday afternoon, Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Donald Fehr had a comical encounter with manager Bobby Cox.
When Fehr entered the home dugout, the skipper walked toward Fehr, stuck out his hand and provided the introductory greeting of, "Bobby Cox."
Astonished, Fehr chuckled and said, "I know who you are."
Fehr is currently on his annual Spring Training tour, during which he addresses every Major League team about labor issues. Braves player representative Jeff Francoeur said Tuesday's session included discussion about the potential pitfalls of using blood tests to determine who is currently using HGH.
There have been some proposals to freeze players' blood samples until scientists create an approved test to detect HGH. Fehr talked to the players about the potential of these samples being contaminated.
"He filled us in on everything so that it wouldn't surprise us," Francoeur said.
For the most part, Francoeur said that he and his teammates were encouraged by what they heard from Fehr.
"I think he just wanted us to know baseball is in a great state right now, as far as financially with the teams making money and players making money. It's a great thing right now. It just this one thing, the steroid thing, that we're all getting rid of."
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A Christian County Jail inmate has died after shooting himself with a deputy jailer's gun.
That's according to State Police who say Jeffrey Downs, 40, was brought to the Jennie Stuart Medical Center earlier in the day for an unrelated medical issue.
Police say Downs was treated for that issue.
Then as a Deputy Jailer was escorting him out of the hospital, Downs took a gun from the deputy and fatally shot himself.
They say hospital staff tried to save his life, but were unsuccessful.
Police say Downs was in jail for parole violations.
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Chris Sale has dominated Los Angeles hitters during his career and has been superb against all comers this season as he leads the Chicago White Sox against the host Angels on Saturday. Sale is 3-0 against Los Angeles and has allowed just one run in 24 career innings over five appearances (three starts). The left-hander has been superb in 2014 and tossed a complete-game two-hitter in a 4-1 win over San Diego in his last turn.The Angels did have productive bats in Friday's 8-4 victory as Kole Calhoun homered and drove in three runs and Albert Pujols hit the 507th homer of his career as Los Angeles won for just the second time in seven games. Outfielder Josh Hamilton displayed signs of getting his timing down as he went 2-or-4 with an RBI double after going 1-for-11 in his first three games since returning from a thumb injury that sidelined him nearly two months. Chicago slugger Adam Dunn went 3-for-5 with three RBIs and hit a two-run homer in the ninth to become the 36th player in major-league history to reach 450 for his career.TV: 10:05 p.m. ET, CSN Chicago, Prime Ticket (Los Angeles)PITCHING MATCHUP: White Sox LH Chris Sale (5-0, 1.59 ERA) vs. Angels RH Matt Shoemaker (3-1, 4.03)Sale struck out nine and walked none in the stellar effort against the Padres that represented the sixth complete game of his career. He has struck out 23 and walked just one in 18 innings since coming off the disabled list, giving up only one run and three hits during the stretch. Sale had 52 strikeouts in 45 1/3 innings while giving up just 19 hits and eight walks for a superb 0.60 WHIP.Shoemaker is 3-0 as a starter this season but hasn't worked more than six innings in any of his outings. He beat Seattle on May 29 when he gave up three runs and four hits in 5 1/3 innings in his fourth start of the season. Shoemaker allowed two solo homers against Houston on Tuesday when he pitched one inning of relief.WALK-OFFS 1. Calhoun's two-hit game Friday was his third over his last eight games.2. Chicago 3B Conor Gillaspie had two hits in the opener and is 12-for-30 over his last nine games.3. Hamilton (1-for-11), Pujols (1-for-9) and CF Mike Trout (1-for-8) all struggle against Sale.PREDICTION: Angels 4, White Sox 2
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Spencer Haywood: 'I'm not going to let that thing (Hall of Fame) get me down.' (David Banks / Getty Images)
Spencer Haywood is a controversial figure. He admitted as much Thursday afternoon, just hours after he learned he had been omitted from consideration for enshrinement in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Haywood, who won a state championship at Detroit Pershing and played at the University of Detroit, was not only a great player, but he changed the game. He challenged rules that only allowed players to be drafted by the NBA four years after they graduated high school. Haywood, with the help of legendary coach Will Robinson, eventually won the right for players to be drafted early.
Every time a player like LeBron James, Josh Smith and Trey Burke draws a paycheck before his 22nd birthday, he should thank Haywood.
The NBA did not like it. Many basketball purists did not like it. But Haywood was a game-changer. After Haywood averaged 32.1 points and a nation-best 22.1 rebounds a game his sophomore season, he petitioned to enter the NBA draft and was denied. He instead played for the ABA's Denver Nuggets.
That's not all Haywood did. He averaged 20.3 points and 10.3 rebounds during 12 seasons in the NBA and one in the ABA. He won a gold medal with the 1968 Olympic team and was a rookie of the year and MVP his rookie season in the ABA.
Haywood made a difference we still feel today and he should be rewarded for that.
Haywood said it is tough to be patient but said he has no choice.
"I�m not going to let that thing (Hall of Fame) get me down," he said. "We Detroiters, we people in Michigan, have been beaten down so much. This is a great time for us. I am going to look at it as a positive.
"You rely on a higher power to guide you through times like this because it makes no sense to me. It makes absolutely no sense."
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Maintaining Balance
Saturday - December 1
I'm just slowly working myself to death...that's what it really comes down too. I seem to create things and start ideas that make me more busy instead of less...it's becoming more-and-more an endless loop.
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The Michigan native is appearing at the Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle in Royal Oak.
Showtimes are November 14-16 with shows at 8PM and 10:30PM.
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William Ware's death spurs call for California Street revamp
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on Aug 30, 2012 at 11:57 am
I agree that reducing traffic speed and lane width is a great idea for an entirely residential street like California Street. Speeders should stick to streets with no pedestrians, like Hwy 101 or Central Expressway.
on Aug 30, 2012 at 12:51 pm
Great idea! California Street is NOT SAFE the way it is now and needs to be fixed as soon as possible. More people are walking and bicycling in that neighborhood and there are more children there now too.
Many streets all over the country have been converted from 4 lanes to 3 and the result is reduced traffic speeds, fewer crashes, and a more healthy, active community because walking and bicycling are able to be enjoyed more by everyone. I can't wait for this!
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Less than 90 minutes from St. Louis, the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum houses the world's largest collection of original Lincoln artifacts, complete with the Gettysburg Address. A life-size replica of Lincoln's log cabin set back in a forest of artificial trees stands 40 feet tall just like the President's iconic top hat. The museum also houses a re-creation of the Presidential Box at Ford's Theatre, where the president was assassinated, and the state-of-the-art Union Theater, which projects films such as Lincoln's Eyes, a broad overview of Lincoln's personal and political life with a special focus on slavery. In the Ghosts of the Library exhibit, transparent phantoms of Lincoln and his contemporaries drift around powered by Holavision technology. Youngsters, supervised by parents, can try on period dress, pose for photos with life-size cutouts of young Abe, or reenact historic scenes in the Lincoln Home dollhouse located in Mrs. Lincoln's attic, the hands-on learning center. Before heading home, patrons can browse the museum store—more than 3,500 square feet of artifact replicas and Lincoln-themed merchandise.
It's unlikely that any historic kingdom had batting cages and water slides, but to be fair, Knight's Action Park is a lot more fun than an actual castle. On one side of the park, guests can don swimsuits and hop aboard bumper boats, slip down slides, or set out in paddle boats. Seven mini slides teach smaller children the fun of water-park attractions, while statues of giant sea creatures teach them that life is terrifying. Across the way, a 50-tee driving range lets golfers hone their swing, and an 18-hole mini-golf course caters to putters of all ages. The park's assortment of land-based amusements also includes a Ferris wheel, an arcade, and go-karts.
Chris and Pam Schmick had spent six months cleaning out the scrap metal from their abandoned silos and just finished drilling thousands of holes in its walls. With little time to spare, they prepared for their climbing gym's grand opening on September 2, 1995—a date on which they had already agreed to hold a regional JCCA competition. The effort they've expended in the nearly 20 intervening years shows: today, climbers scramble on top ropes, lead ropes, and more than 20,000 square feet of lava-free climbing surface.
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So you want to make a million dollars? Well for most of us, the real goal will be to SAVE a million dollars. Of course, it isn't what it used to be. Not so long ago, it used to be considered wealth but these days it only qualifies as being well off. These days, if you have to live off of it and you want it to last, you're not going to have a house in the south of France and an ocean-front condo in Bal Harbor. If you have that kind of cash in the bank, you'd be lucky to earn $35,000 a year in interest. Even if that kind of money doesn't let you live in the lap of luxury, with a million dollars saved in the bank, you'll definitely have enormous options in life. If you want to flip your slave-driving boss the bird, having a liquid million is a goal worth attaining. So it's worth reviewing the math behind saving $1 million because it's a goal that is achievable on a middle-class income. Making a million dollars, that's not hard, its keeping it that's the real struggle.
Unless you are a Wall Street trader, Fortune 500 CEO, or a professional sports athlete, it's unlikely that you are ever going to get paid that kind of cash in a single year. Very few wage earners manage to reach that magic number by stuffing hundred dollar bills under the mattress. It's more likely that they managed that impressive feat with the benefit of capital appreciation along the way. An there's a simple recipe that works for the vast majority of people.
For most of us, it will take 20 to 30 years of disciplined savings to get to be a millionaire. Returns vary, but over the long haul, investing in the stock market has returned about 10% not accounting for inflation. If you invest in small caps you can expect a higher return and if you invested in bonds/low risk companies, you could expect a lower return (albeit with more risk).
Let's assume that we are living sensibly, have good income and save $1,000 a month. If we stick it under the mattress, it would take us 83 years to hit our goal. While life expectancies are going up, you would have to live to a hundred and work for 80 years to save up that kind of money. But if you manage to get a 10% return on your investments. So your first $12,000 will be worth $13,200 after a year and $14,520 after two. (For more on compounding, read Compounding: Your Best Friend or Worst Enemy).
If you did this for 20 years and invested an additional $12K each year, you would have about $750K. And if you did it for 25 years, you would have about $1.3 million and exceed your goal. To figure out how much money you end up with if you invest a fixed amount every month, you can use the following table. It gives you a multiple that you use to see how your investment will appreciate depending on the the length of time you let it sit and the rate of return.
So for instance, if you are able to save $5,000 each year for 30 years and get a 10% return on your money, simply multiply $5000 by the multiple on the table and you'll should end up with $812,000. A glance at the lower right hand side of the table gives you an idea how very wealthy people can get so darn rich. If you are able to invest $25,000 a year and get a 15% rate of return for 30 years, you are looking at roughly $10 million dollars!
So if you have aspirations to accumulate wealth over the long haul, use this table to motivate you to save your pennies each year and invest them very wisely in stocks and real estate and you'll end up with some pretty spectacular results.
There are obviously some considerations here such as capital gains taxes, inflation, and fees, but you can adjust these to your circumstances. Carry this table in your pocket just to remind you that it doesn't take magic to get to save a million - it just takes discipline.
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Here's a wild, local story for National Feral Cat Dayby Lynn Kalber
Today we're recognizing the feral cats who are, simply, everywhere. They hide in every neighborhood, yowl outside your windows and try to survive in spite of big, fast-moving machinery called cars.
Please work to help these animals and those whose careers are dedicated to doing that. As you do, remember this great story from Kay-Lynette Roca, executive director of Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary & Hospital. This happened Tuesday, and she sent the story on Wednesday:
"Two 4-week-old feral kittens had the ride of their lives yesterday, October 13, 2009. Apparently, the two tiny kittens who were most likely abandoned at Safe Harbor found their way to what they must have considered the relative safety of the dark and cozy Safe Harbor van motor.
"What they were not expecting was a wild ride on I-95 to Stuart and back. Once back at Safe Harbor, Hospital Manager Taylor Roca heard a plaintive mewing. She began looking for the source of the cry and with a sinking feeling in the pit of her stomach, zeroed in on the van's front hood and motor area.
"Upon popping the hood, she saw with horror a pair of bright blue eyes belonging to a terrified black kitten staring back at her. The kitten was wedged between the motor fans and the radiator. Taylor carefully worked the kitten free and rushed her to Safe Harbor's veterinary hospital.
"Chief Veterinarian Dr. James Wells and Taylor worked with all possible speed to save the kitten's life. The heat from the motor had raised the kitten's body temperature to a level too high to be read with a thermometer that registered to 107.9 (degrees). Under the direction of Dr. Wells, our experienced vet tech team worked quickly to lower her body temperature through a cold water enema and an ice water bath. In spite of an ensuing seizure, the kitten now named Radiator seemed to stabilize as her body temperature dropped to normal.
"Sometime later, another cry was heard in the vicinity of the van and low and behold, the tiny gray and white kitten, now known as Van, popped out from under the vehicle, seemingly unscathed by the adventure.
"During this same time period, I had noticed a very thin black cat hanging around the administrative office. After opening a can of food to coax the stray closer, I noticed that she was a nursing mother. At that point, I brought Van down to see if they recognized one another.
"Immediately, Van ran to and began to nurse on what we presume to be the mother cat. The mother allowed herself to be picked up and was taken to the hospital where she was reunited with Radiator as well. In spite of coming so close to death from heat stroke, Dr. Wells says that the prognosis for Radiator is good.
"It is assumed that this mother and her kittens, including one other kitten found dead in Safe Harbor's parking lot, were abandoned to fend for themselves. Unfortunately, Safe Harbor is seeing this kind of irresponsibility more and more frequently. Many people, in their desire to be "rid" of their animals have turned to dumping them like yesterday's garbage.
"They either do not know, or do not care, that domestic animals cannot survive on their own and that most will fall prey to starvation, death under the wheels of vehicles, illness, attack by other animals or a hundred other dangers when left on their own.
"In this case, all's well that ends well for this little feline family. The kittens are shown here resting in air-conditioned comfort in their fluffy bed at Safe Harbor. As soon as they are old enough, they will be vaccinated, sterilized, microchipped and placed in Safe Harbor's adoption program. I am sure that a long, dull life lounging on furniture, eating regular meals and relaxing with their owners will be much appreciated after yesterday's Wild Ride."
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Robert "Bob" Nistler died Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012, in Anchorage, Alaska. He was 90.
A Mass was held at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Anchorage, Alaska at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21. A celebration of life will follow at a date to be announced later.
Robert J. "Bob" Nistler was born Dec. 16, 1921, to Susan (Thielen) and Steve Nistler in Eden Valley. He was raised on a farm with nine brothers and four sisters. Life was never dull and much of his work ethics of an "honest day's work" remained with him through his many years as a copper miner, cook, bartender, restaurant manager, and longshoreman.
During World War II, Bob joined the Army and served from 1944 to 1946 in Japan and the Philippines. Bob moved to Ahchorage in 1956 and remained there.
Bob retired from being a longshorman in 1985, and spent his remaining years enjoying travel, golf, fishing, fixing things, and just having a good time. Of special joy were the times he was able to be with his son Bob Jr., and his life partner Bill Metzner. Bob was a member of the VFW, American Legion, and the AMVETS.
In 1965, Bob met Mia Brundin, and while asking her to play some music on a jukebox, informed her that he was going to marry her. Being the true stubborn German he was, he won Mia over and they were married in January 1968. Together they shared a life of loving and giving to each other.
Bob was preceded in death by brothers Norbert, Donald, Leander, Edward, Elmer, Gilbert, Harold, and Larry; and sisters Marcella Prows, Caroline Asfeld, and Lorraine Schieler.
He is survived by his wife Mia; son Robert Jr.; sister Lucille of Watkins; brother David (and Barbara) of Oklahoma; and many nieces and nephews. He will be cremated. At some future date, his ashes will be buried with those of his wife Mia at the gravesite of his parents in Minnesota.
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The family of a Raleigh man killed in a hit and run are helping police search for answers in their loved one's death.
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Most Portland area sporting goods stores should be getting their Super Bowl stock on the shelves by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Two tickets per customer will be available on the day of the performance, subject to availability at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre box office. The tickets will be priced $40 and will be cash only.
A Christmas Story began performances Nov. 7 and will officially open Nov. 19 for a run through Dec. 30. The musical has a score by Richard Rodgers Award-winning Dogfight songwriters Justin Paul and Benj Pasek, and a book by Joseph Robinette. Tony-winning director John Rando (Urinetown) and Tony-nominated choreographer Warren Carlyle (Chaplin, Follies, An Evening With Hugh Jackman) helm the production.
Young actor Johnny Rabe makes his Broadway debut in the central role of Ralphie, the youngster who pines away for an "Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action Two-Hundred-Shot Range Model Air Rifle!" Peter Billingsley, who originated the role in the 1983 film, is among the producers of the musical. At certain performances, Joe West will play the role of Ralphie.
The ensemble features Tia Altinay, John Babbo, Charissa Bertels, Grace Capeless, Zoe Considine, Andrew Cristi, Mathew deGuzman, Thay Floyd, George Franklin, Nick Gaswirth, Mark Ledbetter, Jose Luaces, Jack Mastrianni, Mara Newbery, Lindsay O'Neil, Sarah Min-Kyung Park, J.D. Rodriguez, Analise Scarpaci, Lara Seibert, Jeremy Shinder, Luke Spring, Beatrice Tulchin and Kirsten Wyatt.
Two bloodhounds named Pete and Lily are set to wreak havoc and snag a turkey as the "Bumpus Hounds," the pooches who take part in the infamous scene in the Christmas-set classic, where a holiday dinner is interrupted when they run off with the family's turkey dinner.
According to producers, "In 1940's Indiana, a bespectacled boy named Ralphie has a big imagination and one wish for Christmas—a Red Ryder BB Gun. A kooky leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, a cranky department store Santa, and a triple-dog-dare to lick a freezing flagpole are just a few of the obstacles that stand between Ralphie and his Christmas dream. A Christmas Story, The Musical is holiday entertainment that captures a simpler time in America with delicious wit and a heart of gold."
The production has scenic design by Walt Spangler; costume design by Elizabeth Hope Clancy; lighting design by Tony Award winner Howell Binkley; sound design by Ken Travis; wig design by Tom Watson; orchestrations by 2011 Tony nominee Larry Blank; musical supervision by Ian Eisendrath; dance arrangements by Glen Kelly; and vocal arrangements by composer Justin Paul.
The Broadway production is produced by Gerald Goehring, Roy Miller, Michael F. Mitri, Pat Flicker Addiss, Peter Billingsley, Timothy Laczynski, Mariano Tolentino, Louise H. Beard, Michael Filerman, Scott Hart, Alison Eckert, Bob Bartner, Michael Jenkins, Angela Milonas and Bradford W. Smith.
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In Eight man football--sixth ranked Janesville riding a seven game winning streak hosts 6-3 Easton Valley.And this was a game of big plays.The game is tied at 7 in the first quarter-- Easton Valley's Andrew Driscoll squeezes through a hole in the middle and sprints 60 yards for the go ahead touchdown -- it's 14-7 Easton Valley. Janesville comes right back-- Hunter Meyer fires a 20 yard pass to Chase Thompson at the Easton Valley two yard line. Meyer scores on the next play as Janesville pulls to within 14-13. But once again Easton Valley strikes back on the ground...Chase Zaruba rips through the line and goes 25 yards to give his team a 20-13 lead. Janesville comes back through the air--- Hunter Meyer fires another bomb-- to a wide open Nick Nelson-- 60 yards for the touchdown-- Janesville ties the game at 20. Meyer and Nelson would play throw and catch on three second quarter touchdown passes--- Janesville led 34-27 at halftime... But Easton Valley would win a back and forth thriller tonight 77-63.
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