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The National Weather Service has issued a Flood WARNING for the South Platte River from Denver through Logan County. This is not a FLASH FLOOD WARNING indicating an immediate need to evacuate or move to higher ground, however due to heavy and sustained rainfall along the Front Range and I-25 corridor from Denver north to the state line (not to mention local rainfall), the South Platte River is rising, and will continue to rise significantly over the next 48-72 hours.
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As of 10:15 a.m., the South Platte River was running at 652 cubic feet per second (cfs) in Fort Morgan, 923 cfs in Weldona, 3620cfs at Kersey and 6620 cfs in Fort Lupton. In different terms, Weldona was at 3.78 feet at 10 a.m., with minor flooding occurring at 10 feet. The river, based on current flows upstream, is expected to reach near-record levels in Morgan County on Saturday.
The South Platte River is the ultimate drainage for all the Foothill and mountain streams (including the Cherry, Clear and Boulder Creeks, and the St Vrain, Big Thompson and Poudre Rivers.
However, the rain continues to fall at rates from ¼ to 1-1/4 inches per hour from the Denver metro area north, and the drainage has still not reached the Platte in most areas.
People living or working along the South Platte River should be aware of the rising water levels. Livestock owners with stock along the Platte should make arrangements to move their stock to higher pastures.
The sheriff's office strongly discourages any water recreational activities on the Platte during this time. Moving water is one of the most powerful forces on earth. High or moving water can capsize canoes or other boats, crafts or devices, puncture inflatable tubes or toys, will hide obstacles such as trees, fences or other debris which can snag or entangle swimmers (or people thrown from capsizing watercraft).
The possibility of drowning from people in high, moving water increases dramatically so we again discourage anyone from getting on, or in, the Platte until it has returned to seasonal levels.
If high water causes roads to be blocked or shut down, DO NOT drive around barricades. You may be subject to criminal action, not to mention risk of life or property (not just yours, but those who come to rescue you).
NOTE: We again make a plea for people to sign up on Morgan County's Emergency Alert System. Emergency notifications sent out through our system will only go to hard-line phones. If you wish to receive notification on cell phones or home/business wireless phone systems, and/or via text message, e-mail or fax, you need to sign up for those notifications. Go to the county's website at: http://co.morgan.co.us/EmergencyNotificationGeneralInfo.html


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Diversified conglomerate Mahindra & Mahindra is embarking on a major expansion drive for its range of businesses in Sri Lanka, the largest vehicle export market for the group, by foraying into two-wheeler and aviation segments.
The group is also keen on exploring possibilities in financing, hospitality, housing and IT sectors.
The group, which has already sold its first aircraft in Sri Lanka and will launch its scooters by the end of this year, is undergoing a brand-building exercise in the country by joining hands with Sri Lanka Premier League (SLPL) as the title sponsor for the first edition of the tournament.
"We are not looking at Sri Lanka through the prism of only one business, but as an integrated part of the group. For Mahindra, Sri Lanka is a complete strategic fit for our entire range of businesses," Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) President (Group Strategy) and Chief Brand Officer S.P. Shukla told PTI here.
When asked if it will continue its association with SLPL in future, Shukla said: "We cannot talk about contractual terms... Our sponsorship of the SLPL signals our intent to both expand and deepen our relationship with the country as it moves steadily towards greater economic progress."
On M&M's planned investment and revenue target from Sri Lanka, he said: "Every business has its own target. It is difficult to talk about any specific target revenue or investment."
Foray into 2-wheeler market
Elaborating on its future plans, Shukla, who is also the Mahindra Group Executive Board Member, said the Indian entity will foray into the Sri Lankan two-wheeler market by the end of this year.
"We will enter in a big way. Our entry into the passenger segment will be by first launching the scooters and then we will introduce our motorcycles," he said, adding that all the products will be imported from India to Sri Lanka, which is at present the company's largest export market.
Ideal Group, Mahindra's partner in Sri Lanka, will sell the two-wheelers here. At present, M&M sells its range of commercial vehicles through Ideal Motors, besides joining hands with the group for the aviation sector.
Shukla said Mahindra Aerospace's subsidiary Gipps Aero has sold its first small aircraft, GA8 Airvan, in Sri Lanka. The company has appointed Ideal Favourite Aviation as its marketing, sales and service representative in the country.
Financing business
When asked about the financing business, Shukla said: "We are seriously evaluating possibilities to launch our financial businesses here. We are exploring all options whether to go solo or form a joint venture or just a tie-up with a local partner."
He, however, declined to share any time-line to introduce the business in the neighbouring country saying that individual companies will take the decisions for launching their products here.
M&M Financial Services initially plans to finance only Mahindra range of vehicles in Sri Lanka with focus in smaller towns and rural areas.
Over a period of time, it plans to expand its range by offering housing loans and introducing insurance broking services as well.
Hospitality sector
Talking about its plans in the hospitality division, Shukla said: "Mahindra Holidays & Resorts has been looking at several properties and discussions are going on for several months. If any of the properties fits in, then the company will take a decision."
He further said the IT divisions — Mahindra Satyam and Tech Mahindra — are also looking at identifying clients in Sri Lanka.
M&M's investment arm Mahindra Partners Managing Partner Zhooben Bhiwandiwala said the company is planning to launch low-cost housing solutions in Sri Lanka, but did not share details

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Barrick Gold Corporation's ("Barrick") 100% owned Pascua-Lama gold-silver project ("Pascua-Lama) straddles the border of Chile and Argentina and is one of the largest silver deposits in the world. Silver Wheaton's 25% share of the estimated average annual silver production for the first full five years is nine million ounces.
Silver Purchase Agreement
On September 8, 2009, Silver Wheaton entered into an agreement with Barrick to acquire an amount equal to 25% of the life of mine silver production from its Pascua-Lama project which is located in Chile and Argentina, as well as 100% of the silver production from its Lagunas Norte mine and Pierina mine, which are both located in Peru, and its Veladero mine which is located in Argentina, initially receiving silver from Barrick's three other mines up to the end of 2013, pending a completion test.
As per Barrick's Q3 2013 MD&A, Barrick has decided to temporarily suspend construction activities at its Pascua-Lama project, except those required for environmental protection and regulatory compliance, and to place the project on care and maintenance. Barrick also stated that the decision to re-start construction activities will depend on improved project economics such as go-forward costs, the outlook for metal prices, and reduced uncertainty associated with legal and other regulatory requirements. As a result of the suspension, Barrick no longer expects production by mid-2016.
As part of the original agreement, Barrick provided Silver Wheaton with a completion guarantee, requiring Barrick to complete Pascua-Lama to at least 75% of design capacity by December 31, 2015, which was subsequently extended to December 31, 2016. During 2014 and 2015, Silver Wheaton was to be entitled to the silver production from the currently producing mines to the extent of any production shortfall at Pascua-Lama, until Barrick satisfies the completion guarantee. As a result of Barrick's decision to temporarily suspend construction activities at Pascua-Lama, the Company has amended its silver purchase agreement with Barrick. The amendment entails Silver Wheaton being entitled to 100% of the silver production from Barrick's Lagunas Norte, Pierina and Veladero mines until the end of 2016 - an extension of one year. In addition, Silver Wheaton has agreed to extend the completion test deadline an additional year to the end of December 31, 2017. If the requirements of the completion guarantee have not been satisfied by the revised outside completion date, the agreement may be terminated by Silver Wheaton. In such an event, Silver Wheaton will be entitled to the return of the upfront cash consideration of $625 million less a credit for silver delivered up to that date.
Once in production, Pascua-Lama is forecast to be one of the largest and lowest cost gold mines in the world with an expected mine life in excess of 25 years. In its first full five years of operation, Silver Wheaton's silver production attributable to Pascua-Lama is expected to average 9 million ounces annually.
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Southend United want Watford defender Adam Thompson on permanent deal
2:49pm Monday 6th January 2014 in Sport
Southend United have held talks with Watford over signing Adam Thompson permanently.
Thompson, whose Hornets deal expires in the summer, has made 11 appearances for The Shrimpers since he joined the club on loan in the summer.
The 21-year-old's loan deal at the League Two club came to an end after Saturday's 4-1 FA Cup win over Millwall.
But Southend boss Phil Brown is keen to extend the Northern Ireland international's stay, ideally on a permanent deal.
"We've spoken to Watford and also to Adam and we want him to stay with us," Brown told the Southend Echo.
"We're actually looking at getting something done that would keep him here beyond the end of the season because his contract is up at Watford then and we want to try to get it sorted.
"I put him back in to the team against Millwall and asked him to prove a point which he certainly did because he was very impressive back there."
Thompson broke into the Watford team as a 17-year-old under Malky Mackay whilst still a second-year scholar.
He made 11 appearances for the Hornets during the second half of the 2010/11 season before spending most of the following campaign at Brentford during two spells, when he made 22 outings.
Thompson began last season at Watford, starting in the League Cup defeat to Bradford City, before an unsuccessful two-match stint at Wycombe Wanderers, who sacked Gary Waddock during the Hornets academy graduate's stay at Adams Park.
Two more Watford run-outs followed before injury ended a loan spell at League Two Barnet after just one appearance.
Gianfranco Zola gave Thompson another two substitute outings before the end of last season but the young defender was not given a squad number in the summer.
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As the Pozzo's develop young players I would have thought the was worth another 12/18 month contract.
I guess I was wrong because he hasn't exactly set the world alight when out on loan.
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cliff46 wrote:Bang on Cliff, wonder how he would have developed if Malky had stayed. I wish him well. COYH
I liked him very much and was convinced he would eventually become a firm favourite, . Although he played full back I thought that with experience he would also become a decent centre half.
As the Pozzo's develop young players I would have thought the was worth another 12/18 month contract.
I guess I was wrong because he hasn't exactly set the world alight when out on loan.
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Don't think he was given a squad number either.
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Transition and Permaculture should get together more often
Two movements working towards the same positive, resilient future using the same principles, why are they not more integrated? Why do those involved in them only vaguely know about the other? Why are we not reaping the benefits that each could gain from closer involvement? I am, if you were wondering, talking about the Transition movement and the Permaculture movement.
My story started in the Transition movement, which gave me the vision and the inspiration that has set me up for a life of exploring a more abundant and resilient future, but I faltered along the way, not sure how to carry on when the Transition handbooks didn't cover a situation. And that was when I found Permaculture and discovered the tools, approaches and systems thinking that enabled me to start making my vision a reality. I am of course still on that journey, otherwise I probably wouldn't be writing this blog post, and I assume most of the people reading this are too. But a big part of my vision now involves encouraging and creating greater integration (a good permaculture principle) of Permaculture and Transition. Maybe one of the barriers in the past has been the perception/focus of permaculture being soley land-based, but with my roots in Transition I have inevitably gravitated towards the people aspect of Permaculture and using it to design people systems (organisations, comunication, networks, community spaces, health and wellbeing), which is much more similar to most Transition activities. And there is an emerging, vibrant people and permaculture movement, which I have written about before.
So why bother? Both movements are pottering along quite happily as they are.
Well I can see a whole host of benefits for each side in integrating more. I reckon that they each offer a solution to some of the others challenges.
The Benefits to Transition
So what has permaculture got to offer Transition? I rather vaguely put in my little personal history earlier that 'I faltered'. But this wasn't just one incident I found all the way through my involvement in Transition that I had a lots of enthusiasm and visions, but when it came down to making them a reality I wasn't really sure of how to go about it. I/We always came up with a way of doing it, but there was rarely much logic or planning behind it, beyond feeling intuitively what might work. For example when I was in Transition Norwich I organised a series of Reskilling workshops. It was a great idea and there was considerable enthusiasm for it. Looking back I can see I did do a wee bit of permaculture style designing in that I sent out a survey to find out what kind of things people were interested in learning (not that it had that much of a response) and then tried to put together a series of informal workshops teaching them. The few that I did run were enjoyable and had reasonable attendance, but I didn't end of running that many of them in the end as I met some limits, such as teachers, and ran out of enthusiasm for organising it. Looking back now with knowledge and skills in permaculture design I can see that if I had spent more time working out what helps I had available, what limits I might need to be aware of, what patterns I could identify from similar successful endeavours and planning how I was going to keep momentum up, then I would have made it a lot more resilient, a lot easier and less effort for me and therefore ultimately more successful.
In my experience Transition projects falter either through lack of effective planning in the beginning and/or conflict arising. I would actually argue that the majority of the second reason is actually due to/or can be avoided by addressing the first. This is not a criticism by any means, I mean how are we supposed to know how to plan things, I definitely didn't know how to go about it. But the Permaculture movement has that knowledge and experience and can provide those tools.
The benefits to Permaculture
So what about on the other side? Transition has captured the imagnation and enthusiasm of communities across the planet. It has managed to bring a vision of a positive, resilient future and a solutions based approach to thousands of people and communities. Permaculture is a big and growing movement, but Transition was probably as big in its second or third year of existence and Permaculture (as we know it) has been around for about 40 years. The Transition movement is brilliant at getting the word out there, inspiring people and getting people together. It has huge popular appeal and seems to attract a broad range of different people. Unfortunately Permaculture is still trying to overcome the popular myth that it is just about gardening.
So in essence Transition is fantastic at getting the word out there, inspiring people and getting things started and then Permaculture is great at working out how to make things happen and how to keep them going. Don't they make a great team? Maybe together they could save the world!
Photos: Transition University of West Scotland logo - it doesn't tell you how to run a Transition University in the handbook!, my recent People and Permaculture course (Denise Curie), a creation from one of the reskilling workshops.
Couldn't agree more!13 January 2014 - 8:46pm — Ann Owen
It is strange how in transition, which is in essence permaculture's child, we haven't been using the PC principles or even design process in an explicit way. Yet it's there, a bit like you can often see the resemblence to the parents in a childs face. Is it perhaps that transition needed to cut the apron strings, the cord and grow up independently? And that now it is time to go back to evaluate and tweak? Could be exciting!
Yes maybe you are right Ann,14 January 2014 - 1:03pm — Kerry Lane
Yes maybe you are right Ann, but now Transition is at an age where it realises it's parents are friends to work with rather than just people who impose limits all the time!
Probably a good place to24 January 2014 - 8:36pm — Monica King
Too funny that Ann's response to this was to post an article titled: The Trouble with Permaculture....?? now there's the spirit! :P
Probably a good place to start, since people look to the Network, and Resilience for 'guidance' and a sense of what is important - would be to at least not be positioning yourself to be seen as permaculture bashing ~ most folks out here find them both Transition and Permaculture invaluable & inseparable, and simply want to learn whatever moves us forward, they are perfectly complementary if one just "looks" with an eye to see it - just like gardening and permaculture....there are always people who in applying new ideas will be annoying, even transitioners sometimes think they have the answer to everything... so generosity toward all newbies will go a long way, and using forums like this, and Resilience to be thoughtful in promoting understanding & working together with some mature tolerance makes good sense.
In my world, permaculture has been such a wonderful addition both with gracious, warm, sharing, humble and enthusiastic people willing to roll up their sleeves and assist anyone wanting to build community and food security that no one with any sense would want to miss out ~ great idea Kerry!


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - U.S. Diplomats from countries around the world got a chance to sample the fine cuisine of Federal Hill Sunday, when their bus stopped for lunch in Providence.
The State Department said the embassy workers were on their way to Worcester, Mass. for a training session. They stepped off the bus at DePasquale Square around 11:30 a.m. "We actually were a lot earlier than expected, which worked out very nicely," said Royce Anderson, executive director for the International Center of Worcester. "The Federal Hill Association were wonderful, very hospitable."
The 24 diplomats split off into groups and sampled cuisine from many of Federal Hill's iconic restaurants, including Oyster House and Venda Ravioli, amongst others. Anderson said during their time on Federal Hill, Rhode Islanders got a chance to ask embassy workers about life in other countries, and how it compares to Rhode Island.
ABC6 News caught up with U.S. Embassy official Paola Derzoli, who works in the U.S. embassy in Italy. She compared DePasquale Square on Federal Hill to some of the sights she sees in Rome. "I like this place very much," DePasquale said. "It looks so much like little Italy, with all the little shops."
"I know that many Italians came here, so it's very moving for me to be here. The air here is a little chillier than in Italy, but the sun is the same."
Many of the diplomats are public affairs officers in their host countries. At a consulate, the public affairs department handles issues pertaining to the local population, media, and education.
Overall, the diplomats were all smiles when it came to Rhode Island's Federal Hill. "It's quite similar," said Algerian U.S. Consulate worker Hichem Melaksou. He said Federal Hill reminds him of parts of the country where he works.
The diplomats departed Federal Hill Sunday afternoon for Worcester, where they will receive training before they return to their host countries.
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Haven't you heard? Didn't you see it on Oprah? Didn't you see it on the cover of Time? Yoga is the next Big Thing. Soon your friends will be toting sticky mats, sipping chai, and greeting each other with Sanskrit words. You'll officially be behind the times. As a runner, you probably want to let this fad, like every other, pass by as you get in your miles. But as a runner concerned about longevity, this is one trend you should definitely check out.
Yoga is a centuries-old system of physical postures and breathing techniques. In 1966, B.K.S. Iyengar codified Hatha Yoga's meticulous alignment principles in his treatise Light on Yoga, opening its esoterica to an audience of millions in the West. Hatha Yoga, largely based on Iyengar's axiomatic approach to fine muscular control, is a perfect complement to your running practice. It promotes refined attention to balance, posture and alignment, preventing injury, and improving your form and performance.
Hatha Yoga is a process of self-discovery. I initiated a yoga practice while training for a marathon, and soon discovered I had held all my weight on my right leg for the first 25 years of my life. I found that my hips weren't aligned, causing the nagging knee pain I was getting on long runs. Yoga cultivated my awareness, allowing me to diagnose the problem, and help treat it and prevent further damage.
Treating the Cause
Yoga helps us take a proactive approach to our health, where problems are addressed before they get ugly. Let's take knee tendinitis. The symptom is pain. The accepted treatment is a counter-force strap which only suppresses the pain—it does nothing to attack the root of the problem. The cause of tendinitis is tendon inflammation. The cause of inflammation is the high tension of the shortened muscle connected to the tendon. Yoga treats the cause, increasing the resting length of the muscle, reducing the tension of the tendon, and promoting the synovial fluid secretions that lubricate the tendon.
Not only does the yoga practice lengthen the muscle, but it tells you why the muscle was shortened in the first place. It prescribes an action plan for preventing it from happening again. And, perhaps most important, it can forewarn you of problems that haven't even manifested yet.
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Our mothers knew what they were talking about when they admonished us to "stand up straight!" The importance of correct posture, and more specifically, your awareness of your posture, cannot be overstated. The tenth edition of Structure and Function of the Body says, "Good posture means that body parts are held in the positions that favor best function. These positions...put the least strain on muscles, tendons, ligaments and bones. Poor posture makes a person tire more quickly...It puts an abnormal pull on joints and bones...It crowds the lungs, decreasing their breathing capacity."


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---- — Fifteen of America's mayors, led by the health-conscious Michael Bloomberg of New York, want the federal government to exclude sugary soft drinks from the list of foods that can be bought under what used to be known as the Food Stamp program.
While the suggestion smacks of too much authoritarianism, it has merit.
The mayors are invoking the current name and aim of the Food Stamp program: the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which has the handy acronym SNAP.
Since 2008, that is the moniker of a program that, everybody knows, subsidizes or funds the purchase of food by low-income individuals and families.
In 2012, 46 million people received a total of $75 billion in SNAP benefits, compared with 25 million in 2004. The average allotment is $134.29 a month.
They can buy any prepackaged edible foods, regardless of nutritional value, such as soda and confections.
Hot foods (such as those found in a supermarket deli) are ineligible, as well as items in fast-food restaurants and similar retail settings. Some products are understandably excepted: No one would advocate the purchase of tobacco or alcohol on the government tab.
The mayors are leaning heavily on the term "nutrition" in the program name in trying to outlaw the purchase of sugary soda as a government expense.
But are states, which administer the benefits, to now tell SNAP families their kids can't have soda — a veritable staple in many houses? Is this too much government interference in the daily lives of Americans?
It seems so, but not necessarily if other Americans are helping pay for the products. Soft drinks have been coming under fire in New York City, particularly, for their contribution to the obesity problem. Bloomberg was set to ban the sale of large, sugary soft drinks in New York until a judge in March ruled against it.
Bloomberg has a point: If obesity is so costly in health care for every taxpayer, why should the government not try to limit it? And, especially, why should the government help people feed it?
Mayors of 14 other big cities have joined him in his crusade against SNAP benefits for sugary soft drinks. It isn't clear whether diet soda could still be purchased, but we presume it would. So all soda might not be ruled out.
There is momentum for the no-soda effort. Schools everywhere, including the North Country, have banned soda sale in their vending machines.
Sugar-laden soft drinks have been identified as a prime culprit in childhood obesity, which has been termed a national health epidemic.
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This issue's shoptalkers: John Balduzzi, president of the Democratic firm the Balduzzi Group; Blaise Hazelwood, founder and owner of Grassroots Targeting, a Republican microtargeting firm; Margie Omero, president and founder of the Democratic polling firm Momentum Analysis; and Chris Russell, founder of Chris Russell consulting, a Republican direct mail firm.
C&E: When did you all start your own firms and what led you to that decision?
Blaise Hazelwood: I started Grassroots Targeting right after the 2004 cycle. I actually started my firm when I had another job. I launched the firm and then I got recruited to go to the Senate committee, so I did both. I was part of testing and implementing microtargeting for the first time at the Republican National Committee, so I wanted to go into that field. On the Republican side, it was a field that no one was really in at the time.
Margie Omero: I started Momentum Analysis in 2001. Before that I was at The Mellman Group as a vice president. I wanted to try something new and felt like I could grow more as a pollster in my own shop. I still service a lot of down ballot and legislative races, but owning my own firm allows me to branch out and get different projects, which is much tougher to do when you're at a firm.
Chris Russell: I was a campaign guy from the time I was in college. I did every job there was to do on a campaign before I ended up getting into mail and strategy. I had a really diverse experience in campaigns and that let me figure out what I liked and what I didn't like. In 2008, I managed a congressional race and lost like almost every other Republican lost that year. At that point I felt like I had limited myself by not taking a big chance and going out on my own. I never had any doubt about being able to do the work; the only doubt I had was whether or not I could go out and get work. Can I get people to trust in me? As soon as I did that and got some confidence, it became a lot easier.
John Balduzzi: My experience is really similar. I came up the ranks working campaigns and then I worked at Kennedy Communications before I decided to start my own shop. Through my contacts working at a large firm like Kennedy, I developed a pretty good base of pollster friends and other consultants. I knew there was a need for a smaller boutique size firm located in upstate New York, which is where I'm originally from. That's really why I started the shop up there. Owning my own firm has always been a dream of mine since I've been working races. It was something I was thinking about all the way back when I was the low man on the totem pole.
C&E: Are more operatives willing to take a chance on their own firm now given the current environment?
Omero: I definitely think there are more smaller shops that are launching now than when I started. When I started my firm I was the youngest woman pollster, sole principle. That's actually still true.
Russell: I think you see people who love politics and they think, "I can do this." If you do have a network of people, there's a ton of work out there. Fewer people ascend to the highest levels, but at least at the outset there's plenty of work to be done. The local guy can grow into the national guy because they have a firm base of clients locally and if they focus on that, it's easier to branch out from there. That's the idea I've tried to model my firm after. I'm doing a couple of congressional races right now and things are expanding, but I still service down ballot clients—town council and school board. I still enjoy that, and I don't want to lose those clients. Someone told me last year that the moment you stop enjoying races is when you should stop doing them. I've taken that to heart.
Balduzzi: I think this influx of money means the industry is growing and new firms are popping up all over the place. I also think candidates are getting a lot smarter with their money. There's now more of a choice for candidates and they're choosing to go with some of these smaller shops that give them the opportunity to work directly with the principles. That's obviously one of my pitches.
Omero: The other reason you see a lot of people start their own shops is because of the fluid nature of the industry. You don't need to have the mentality that you're going to have your firm for 40 years. It's not a law firm. You can come and go if that's what you want to do. You can have a firm one cycle and then go run a race the next cycle. Lots of people do that now.
Hazelwood: I ran campaigns before I worked at the party committees, but I always say that running campaigns is like running a small business. That means we all have experience. The money that flows through big campaigns, and the budgets that we have to deal with on these races—it's very similar.
Russell: I've always believed that campaigns in general are great training grounds for business. So many people are specialists in their field, but political people have to do many things well. If you're a one trick pony, it just won't work.
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Rams sign five to practice squad
The Rams announced that they have signed the following five players to their practice squad: WR Danario Alexander, DB Marquis Johnson, OT Ryan McKee, WR Brandon McRae and OG Drew Miller.
Rams announce Bradford as starting QB
The Rams have named No. 1 overall pick Sam Bradford as their starting quarterback for the regular season.
Future is now for Rams' Bradford
One throw by rookie QB Sam Bradford cemented Rams head coach Steve Spagnuolo's belief that his team had made the correct decision in making Bradford the first overall draft choice in April.
Redskins, Rams make two trades
The Redskins and Rams made two separate trades Monday, with each team acquiring a rookie player that they believe could make the 53-man roster.
Rams high on rookie TE Hoomanawanui
We're told there hasn't been a more surprising player for the Rams this offseason than fifth-round TE Michael Hoomanawanui, who, aside from WR Danny Amendola, has been the team's most reliable receiver.
Rams WR Avery out for season
The Rams announced late Friday that WR Donnie Avery suffered a season-ending knee injury in the Rams' 36-35 preseason victory over the Patriots Thursday night.
Average value of NFL teams decreases
In Forbes magazine's annual ranking of NFL team values released Wednesday, the average value for NFL teams fell two percent.
Kroenke gives Rams badly needed stability
With Stan Kroenke officially becoming the seventh majority owner in the Rams' 73-year history Wednesday morning, the team's future in St. Louis appears to have been greatly solidified.
Kroenke officially named Rams' new owner
E. Stanley Kroenke has officially become the seventh majority owner in the team's 73-year history. The decision was made by a vote by the league's owners at a meeting in Atlanta Wednesday morning.
Rams' Jackson a back to build around
Rams RB Steven Jackson comes with some durability and team-offense concerns, but upon further review, he looks capable of having another very productive season, writes PFW's Mike Wilkening.
Bradford, Tate lead NFC West rookie crop
You'll be making a mistake if you're counting on youth to serve up much of a fantasy impact from the NFC West in 2010.
Reports: Westbrook will choose team soon
Reports are circulating that free-agent RB Brian Westbrook will make a decision Monday about which team he'll play for this season. Although one report said he'd choose the Rams, the team's contract negotiator refuted that.
Grant raises eyebrows as Rams' starting WLB
Where there's a will there's a way for LB Larry Grant, who has jumped ahead of fellow former Ohio State alum Bobby Carpenter as the starter at the "Will" position
Rams' Bradford prepares for first big test
No. 1 overall pick Sam Bradford gets set to make his preseason debut on Saturday, but he already has impressed his coaches and teammates with his maturity and ability.
Rams S Butler out with sprained MCL
Rams head coach Steve Spagnuolo said after the team's Saturday-morning practice session that starting SS James Butler could be out for a prolonged period with a knee injury.
The agent for Wells says the free-agent center has agreed to a contract with the St. Louis Rams.||||||| Agent Brian Parker says the longtime Green Bay Packers starter agreed to terms with the Rams on Friday after a free- agent visit there. Parker did not disclose terms of the deal.
Wells missed Monday's game against Denver because of pneumonia, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.||||||| Coach Mike McCarthy said it was too early to tell whether Wells could play Sunday against Kansas City. He hass missed two straight games, the first because of a broken orbital bone.
Wells will miss next week's game after he broke a bone around his eye.||||||| Wells told a Milwaukee radio station that a Chicago defensive lineman poked him. He said it's not a long-term serious injury. He will miss this week's game against Washington, then Green bay has a bye week. His next chance to play will be Oct. 29 against Denver. Jason Spitz will take over.
The Green Bay Packers and center Scott Wells agreed to a five-year, $15 million contract extension. The deal will take effect after this season. Wells' current contract, a three-year deal he signed as a rookie that included a signing bonus of only $22,250, expires at the end of the year.||||||| Wells was a seventh-round draft pick out of Tennessee in 2004. He played center in college, but shuffled between guard and center in his first two years with the Packers. Wells became the team's full-time starting center this season after Mike Flanagan left as a free agent. By signing Wells now, the Packers can count some of the money against this year's salary cap.


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Not long before signing day, UGA needs a new defensive coordinator.
Just one month ago, Pat Haden took the stand to introduce Steve Sarkisian as the Trojans next head coach and now we take a look back to assess how that process has played out along the entire...
Washington defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox is expected take that same position on Steve Sarkisian's staff at USC. Though it's unclear why current USC DC Clancy Pendergast won't be retained,...
The future looks bright for USC's defense and much of that credit goes to the simple transformation made this past Spring from Clancy Pendergast.
Former Cal defensive coordinator Clancy Pendergast is the new USC Trojans defensive coordinator for Lane Kiffin. Oregon defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti was offered the job but turned it down.
Clancy Pendergast appears to be headed to the USC Trojans as their new defensive coordinator, Jim Michalczik will be headed to the Arizona Wildcats as offensive line coach, and Kenwick Thompson...
USC Trojans head coach Lane Kiffin interviewed former Cal defensive coordinator Clancy Pendergast in a quest to replace Monte Kiffin.
The USC Trojans are considering candidates like fired Auburn head coach Gene Chizik, recruiting coordinator Ed Orgeron, former linebacker coach Joe Barry, and Miami defensive coordinator Randy...
Cal senior offensive guard Dominic Galas will be available and could see his first action this season. He will not start. Cal wide receiver Keenan Allen also moves closer to the all-time receptions...
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Grace Jull, MA, LMT, integrates her understanding of activism, embryology, osteopathy, anatomy, aquatic massage, and yoga into a poetic, passionate, and contagious approach to life, writing, and teaching. She serves as adjunct faculty in the mind-body medicine programs at Harvard's Rehabilitation Lifestyle Medicine Residency Program, Cirque de Soleil's Inuit Intervention, and Saybrook University. Grace is cofounder of the Shakti-Initiation yoga leadership training in Bali, Indonesia. She has been described as the "Mary Oliver of the yoga mat."
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I picked up a 125 off my brother that had been sitting for years. Didn't take much to get it running. It needs a battery which I picked up. The wiring is pretty brittle. I have the wiring diagram. It doesn't look like the wiring was hacked much if at all. In the diagram it shows the red wire going from the solenoid to the one side of the ampmeter. My wire goes right from the battery. There is a wire behind the dash unconnected. It is part of the harness and the end appears red and has an eyelet on it. Up at the regulator there is what appears to be a red wire unconnected with a spade on it. I put an ohm meter on it and the wire behind the dash. No connection. I have found the eleectric lift wire. So I ruled that out. The diagram doesn't seem to show this unknow wire behind the dash and up at the regulator. They might be connected but damaged somewhere in the harness. There are no lights on this 125. The grille is empty.
The negative battery wire to the generator seems small in gauge size. Also the same for the positive off the solenoid to the generator. I bought needs 6 gauge with end for this. If the 125 pans out I might consider rewiring it or buying a harness.
By the way the serial number is 219800. From a chart I saw I think this makes it a later '67. Maybe someone can confirm.


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Community forum in Springfield follows drug sweepJune 22,2013SPRINGFIELD A community meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Riverside Middle School to discuss the recent drug raid in Springfield and surrounding towns.
Representatives from Vermont State Police, the federal Drug Enforcement Agency, and communities who have had success responding to situations similar to Springfield, will be on hand, according to Wendi Germain, director of the Springfield Justice Center, one of the organizers of the forum.
The discussion and planning session will be followed by a walk through town, according to Germain.
Its time to come up with a plan and follow through on it. To do this we need to rally as a community, she added.
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Vida de Mar - Spectacular Villa with Private Beach! in US Virgin Islands
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Nestled in quiet Dever's Bay on the Southwest shore of beautiful St. John, USVI, Vida de Mar is the perfect spot for a fabulous Virgin Islands vacation.
Vida de Mar is a luxurious Caribbean beachfront villa with five air-conditioned bedrooms that can accommodate two to ten with ease. Secluded, yet still minutes from town, you get the best of both worlds.
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A spacious whirlpool spa, large deck-top pool and an 800-foot private beach are just a few of the unparalleled amenities at this exclusive location — including some of the best snorkeling and diving on St. John.
The sites and sounds of the Caribbean fill every room of this unique home. A great room, five bedrooms and five baths are equipped in comfort and style to meet every need of your trip to Paradise. All rooms are separate buildings on the compound, giving you the upmost privacy no matter how many in your party. The great room kitchen has marble counter tops and tables, along with all stainless steel appliances - fully stocked for a romantic dinner for two or a fun dinner party for ten.
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St. John is the smallest of the three US Virgin Islands, but many people say that the island, nicknamed "Love Island", is the most beautiful. Only nine miles long and three miles wide, two thirds of the island is National Park, donated to the US by multimillionaire Laurence Rockefeller in 1956.
St. John is best known for its beautiful, picture-perfect white sand beaches surrounded by turquoise waters that are so clear, you can see for what seems like miles down. Diving and snorkeling on St. John are some of the best in the world. Hiking trails abound on St. John, usually beginning at the top of a lush green mountain and ending at yet another pristine beach, with interesting historical ruins along the way.
Getting around the island is easy. Cruz Bay, the major town where the ferry docks is on the west end of the island facing Red Hook in St. Thomas. The ferry ride from Red Hook runs hourly and is only a quick twenty minute ride.
St. John's selection of restaurants is second-to-none. It is amazingly hard to get anything other than a fabulous meal anywhere you go. There is something for everyone as far as dining goes: Everything from open-air breezy places for BBQ or a fresh fish sandwich to candlelit five-star cuisine at the top of a mountain.
Shopping on St. John is also a treat. Many local artists have unique and gorgeous paintings, sculptures, jewelry and photographs for sale. There are numerous galleries in Cruz Bay and Coral Bay to meet any style or decor. Also, there are many clothing, food, furniture, camera and other local shops specializing in island favorites.
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2-4 Guests: $5,500/wk
6 Guests: $6,000/wk
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Top things to do on a budget
- Picnic on the Beach
- Hike across the island
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- Dine at a local spot
- Sunbathe on the deck
Top things to do with a family
- Play in the pool all day!
- Search for starfish and shells
- Rent a dinghy and explore the island
- Have hermit crab races on the beach
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Several southern Prince George's County communities -- including Joint Base Andrews and National Harbor -- are being warned to stock up on water because repairs to a failing pipe could leave them without water for several days.
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission says it expects to issue mandatory water restrictions for tens of thousands of customers Tuesday afternoon because a section of pipe appears to be failing. WSSC says the pipeline is unique in its system and there's little redundancy to provide service during repairs.
Some of the communities likely to be affected include Morningside, Hillcrest Heights, Camp Springs, Forest Heights, Temple Hills and Oxon Hill. County emergency officials will be working with hospitals and nursing homes to ensure they have access to water.
Once the water is shut off to make repairs, there will still be enough water in the system to provide water for another 12-14 hours. However, mandatory water restrictions will be in place to preserve fire fighting capabilities and to make the water supply last while repairs are underway. To find out if you are in the affected area, please visit our online interactive map.
Timeline for Repairs:
-WSSC will refill the system to capacity in the area to be affected
-Once the system is full, WSSC will de-water the pipe to prepare for repairs
-The affected area should have water for approximately 12-15 hours after the water is shut off.
-Repairs will be completed and water will be restored within 3-5 days
NOTE: Until repairs are complete, it is imperative that all business and residential customers restrict their water use. The less water that is used, the longer it will be available for critical functions to customers in this affected area.The main will be shut down Tuesday evening. From that time, residents will have approximately 14 hours left to use water until it is completely gone for anywhere between two and five days.
It is likely tens of thousands of Prince George's customers will lose water service for a few days. Information on water storage information, water restrictions and details on the problem can be found here. Information is also being released by WSSC on their Facebook and Twitter.
WSSC's water restriction guidelines-Stop all outside water use – no watering lawns, shrubs, flowers; no washing cars, no topping off swimming pools
-Use water only as necessary – i.e., shorter showers and turn off faucets after washing hands
-Limit flushing toilets (do not flush after every use)
-Postpone using washing machines and dishwashers
Residents are urged to stock up on water. Jaime Miller, a public relations representative for the company, said the company has three stores in the affected area and they are making arrangements for special deliveries of more bottle water to stores in all of Prince George's County and nearby D.C. stores. The stores will remain open and bring in whatever needed to keep restrooms and water open and available. Quality assurance staff will be on site to make sure it is sanitary.
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An increasing number of wire breaks in the vital 54-inch section of the pre-stressed concrete cylinder pipe, located inside the Beltway between Suitland Parkway and Forestville Road, signaled to WSSC repairs needed to be made.
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Prince George's County Emergency Services will be working with hospitals, nursing homes and others to ensure they have water.
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