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She has a hunky husband named Keith Urban to take care of her needs in real life, but Nicole Kidman didn't seem to mind a little role playing with a handsome gentleman in the Fall Fashion issue of Interview magazine.
Photo Credit: Steven Klein/Interview
They've been close friends and costars for years, and George Clooney couldn't be happier for Brad Pitt, as he married his longtime partner Angelina Jolie on Saturday (August 23).
The "Ocean's Eleven" hunk issued a statement to People magazine in response to the nuptial news, though he's likely known for quite awhile.
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She's one of the most outspoken ladies in showbiz, but Joan Rivers is in pretty bad shape after getting rushed to the hospital today (August 28).
According to TMZ, the 81-year-old comedienne was having surgery on her vocal chords when she stopped breathing suddenly.
Her personal struggles with eating disorders, substance abuse and self-harm are well-documented, but these days Demi Lovato is in much happier spirits.
The "Heart Attack" songstress posted four photos from her MTV Video Music Awards appearances over the years, and she told her Facebook fans that she's finally in a healthy place.
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Always looking to use her fame for a good cause, Reese Witherspoon posted a heartfelt message for a very special fan via Instagram on Wednesday (August 27).
The "Sweet Home Alabama" babe dressed up as her "Legally Blonde" character Elle Woods and snapped a selfie while holding a homemade sign.
They've been together since high school, and finally Heather Morris and Taylor Hubbell are engaged to be married.
The "Glee" gal, who gave birth to their son Elijah last year, has always been open about her desire to get hitched to the hunky Hubbell.
Given their crazy careers, it's no wonder that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West haven't had much time together in recent weeks.
But that all changed last night (August 27) as the "Disaster Movie" dame and her "Black Skinhead" rapper husband enjoyed a romantic dinner at The Little Door in Los Angeles.
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The world is buzzing ever since news broke of his wedding to Angelina Jolie, and Brad Pitt showed up at the Bovington Tank Museum in Bovington, England today (August 28) for his first appearance as a newly-married man.
The "Curious Case of Benjamin Button" hunk was joined by costars Logan Lerman and Jon Bernthal as well as director David Ayer and producer Bill Block as he smiled for the shutterbugs.
"Never at any point have I sat down and plotted how I should proceed from here on. As soon as you start thinking about your career as a trajectory—like, as if you're going to miss out on some wave or momentum—then you're never doing anything for yourself anyway. Then you're truly, actually, specifically working for the public. You're turning yourself into a bag of chips."

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An interview of Mr Paul Frix, Director a.i. of the CDE, was broadcasted in French on VoxAfrica TV in July 2013.
Mr Frix sets out his vision of a decentralised CDE, in close support to the ACP private sector, in line with the EU Agenda for Change and the new orientations in terms of funding (blending).
European business platforms have shared their views on the proposed EC communication on the future support to the private sector in developing countries. Among those: the Belgo-Luxembourgish EBCAM, the Italian Confindustria-Assafricaa and the French CIAN.
The Centre for the Development of Enterprise (CDE) has also contributed to the debate.
The objective of this guide is to provide practical knowledge to crop technicians on the cultivation of potatoes in West Africa. This information was substantially derived from the outstanding performance of local potato farmers in the region.It draws on the outcomes of a workshop organised by the CDE and its partners in Burkina Faso in 2007.
As part of the Competitiveness Enhancement Programme (CEP), also underway in other ACP countries and regions, the CDE helped to identify a cluster of 10 agro-industrial and agro-forestry companies in the Republic of the Congo, the Central African Republic and the Republic of Chad, which benefitted from a comprehensive programme of technical assistance.
Energy cost is a major element affecting the running costs of hotels in the Caribbean, therefore impacting on the competitiveness of the tourism sector. Hence the Caribbean Hotel Energy Efficiency Action (CHENACT), aimed at improving energy efficiency in the sector. The first phase of this programme implemented by the CDE took place between 2009 and 2011.
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Boulder, Austin And Asheville Each Get USA Cross Nationals
Posted on 29. Feb, 2012 by lyne.
Three cities were bidding to get the USA Cyclocross National Championships for 2014 and 2015, three strong bids each with a different flavor and in the end, USA Cycling decided to award each with one year: Boulder, Colorado will host the 2014 Championships, Austin,Texas the 2015 and Asheville, North Carolina the 2016 USA Cyclocross National […]
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US Cross Nationals Course Preview
Posted on 18. Nov, 2011 by lyne.
The 2012 and 2013 USA Cyclocross Championships will be held at Badger Prairie Park in Verona, just outside of Madison, Wisconsin. Organized by the Madison Area Sports Commission and Team Sports Inc., the races will take place January 4-8 culminating with the U23 Men's race on Saturday and Elite Women's and Elite Men's races on […]


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Should You Leap Into Action With AT&T?
Mark is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
In another sign of the continuing consolidation in the telecommunications industry, AT&T (NYSE: T) recently indicated that it wants to scoop up the much smaller Leap Wireless International, Inc. (NASDAQ: LEAP).
The Goliath vs. David deal will probably benefit long-suffering Leap investors. The stock price had been on a downward spiral until a reversal occurred on news of the potential acquisition. While the company has been signing up new subscribers, and revenue is growing, it isn't profitable. That could change once AT&T comes into the picture.
Will the transaction, worth $1.2 billion in cash, also help AT&T? It has the potential to work out for two reasons (*):
1. AT&T needs more capacity in order to expand its mobile unit. Leap happens to own a healthy slice of the available wireless spectrum that AT&T needs for its 4G LTE technology.
2. The fastest growing segment of wireless is in pre-paid plans, and Leap is a big player in that area.
(*) A caveat of the deal is that AT&T will need to assume Leap's $2.8 billion in debt.
Sprint to the finish
Another transaction in wireless just wrapped up. The number three U.S. carrier, the newly reminted Sprint Corporation (NYSE: S), merged with the number three Japanese wireless provider, SoftBank. Nextel is gone from the Sprint corporate name now.
The deal will provide a much needed $5 billion cash infusion for Sprint to stabilize its balance sheet, and it also enriches shareholders to the tune of $16.5 billion. Not a bad payday all around. Expect Sprint to show signs of life when it doesn't have to service as much debt as it had before.
Sunset on the Verizon
The merger will allow Sprint to become more competitive with AT&T and the nation's top wireless company, Verizon Wireless, a joint venture of Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) and Britain's Vodafone Group PLC (ADR) (NASDAQ: VOD).
Rumors have abounded this year that Verizon Communications wanted to buy out Vodafone's 45% share of the combined wireless business. So far nothing concrete has emerged from all the hype.
Vodafone has been active in mergers and acquisitions, and recently made a bid for the cable company Kabel Deutschland to give it more exposure to the expanding German market. As long as it doesn't overpay, the deal should be a positive for them.
The increased cash flow will help fund its relatively generous dividend of about $2 a share. And at a trailing P/E of only 8 the stock is not expensive.
Verizon, although its shares have outperformed the market by a big margin over the last five years, probably needs to pump up sagging growth to keep its top ranking in the wireless industry as measured by subscribers. Twice in the past six quarters it has reported negative earnings, and the overall trend is down --- since 2008 EPS has declined about 80%. Keeping all the Verizon Wireless profits for itself may have been why it wanted to kick out Vodafone.
The potential AT&T/Leap deal is just the latest in a barrage of activity in the telecommunications industry. I also wouldn't be surprised if Verizon and Vodafone eventually come to an agreement regarding its joint venture.
Whatever happens, investors should keep a sharp eye out for any opportunities (or fallout) from these transactions.
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Definition: 'Hemangiosarcoma'
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Pronunciation: hē-man′jē-ō-sar-kō′mă
1. A rare malignant neoplasm characterized by rapidly proliferating, extensively infiltrating, anaplastic cells derived from blood vessels and lining irregular blood-filled or lumpy spaces.
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ERIE, Pa. - If operators of an Erie, Pennsylvania casino have their way, the on again, off again plans for a race track and casino in Lawrence County will be off again, but this time permanently.
Attorneys for Presque Isle Downs have filed paperwork with the Pennsylvania Harness Racing Commission asking to intervene in the licensing process for Lawrence Downs Casino and Racing resort.
Penn National Gaming, which is also building a thoroughbred race track and slots venue in Austintown, Ohio, announced this summer that it was partnering with Endeka Entertainment to develop a $225-million racing and gaming facility in Mahoning Township, Lawrence County.
Attorney Frederick Santarelli, who represents Presque Isle Downs, tells 21 news that building the gaming facility just 90 miles from Presque Isle would not be good for harness racing in Pennsylvania.
Santarelli says that with the planned facility in Austintown, the market is already saturated.
Presque Isle is asking that the racing commission hold a hearing to give what he calls, "thoughtful review" of plans for Lawrence Downs.
The Lawrence Downs proposal includes a new harness racing facility, about 1,250 slot machines, about 40 live table games and 10 poker tables.
If the proposal is approved, Penn National would own and operate the racino with a one-third ownership stake.
21 News contacted the racing commission for more information, but our calls were not returned.


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We here at BTB tend to focus on the future. Which considering that Dallas went 6-10 last year is understandable. Nothing went right except for the fact that we had a top 10 Offense, but even that was tempered by JG "gameplanning" around the O-line. So This Past draft, We were hoping to see some help especially on the Defense, which boast no fewer than 6 FA's. Most of all We were hoping that Dallas would Replace Alan Ball who as the consensus will state is arguably the biggest reason why Dallas' defense was so horribly bad. So we were all kind of shocked went Dallas only drafted two defensive players. However I want to focus on a player that Dallas Drafted in 2010, Akwasi Owusu-Ansah. After a shoulder injury dropped him in the Draft last year, Dallas picked him up in the 4th round.
Now the 2011 draft class pretty much sucked as far as safeties were concerned, really there were only 2-3 players that really stood out, other wise the rest of them just weren't very good. In fact after doing a little reseache I can cofidently state that AOA would have been possibly a 2nd round possibly a late first rounder had he been in this Draft. Don't believe me?Follow me after the jump...
Now first off lets look at the consensus top Safety in this year draft class Rahim Moore. Here are his stats per ProScouts.com:
|Combine Results
|Pro Day Results
Combine Invite: Yes
Height: 5116
Weight: 202
40 Yrd Dash: 4.58
20 Yrd Dash: 2.60
10 Yrd Dash: 1.56
225 Lb. Bench Reps: 11
Vertical Jump: 35
Broad Jump: 09'07"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 3.96
3-Cone Drill: 6.98
4.45/4.50/4.57 40 range before Combine
Dates: 03/29/11
Height: 5116
Weight: 202
40 Yrd Dash:
20 Yrd Dash:
10 Yrd Dash:
225 Lb. Bench Reps: 15
Vertical Jump:
Broad Jump:
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.15
3-Cone Drill:
Now Rahim went in the high 2nd (45th overall) so that was a little lower than alot of mocks had him going, though Pro Scouts had him solidly in the 2nd. Now the thing that stands out to me is that unreal SS time, 3.96. now he didn't do as good at his Proday, however a 4.15 is still decent for a safety. the other thing that stands out is his speed, 4.58 is very good as a FS, so I will say that Rahim Moore will probably a very good player in the league....
However Dallas already has a player similar to Moore, "the Ansah":
|Combine Results
|Pro Day Results
Combine Invite: Yes
Height: 6002
Weight: 207
40 Yrd Dash: 4.32
20 Yrd Dash: 2.51
10 Yrd Dash: 1.53
225 Lb. Bench Reps:
Vertical Jump: 35 1/2
Broad Jump: 10'00"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.32
3-Cone Drill: 6.84
No bench, shoulder - 40 Time Range: 4.32-4.53
Dates: 03/12/10
Height: 6002
Weight: 207
40 Yrd Dash: 4.33
20 Yrd Dash: 2.53
10 Yrd Dash: 1.48
225 Lb. Bench Reps: 21
Vertical Jump:
Broad Jump:
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.19
3-Cone Drill:
Now lets break down the Differances:
Speed- AOA is the Clear winner here, registering a 4.32 vs a 4.58 for Moore. In fact AOA is as fast as Patrick Peterson who went #5 overall this past draft.
Strength- AOA again putting up 21 reps vs 15(proday) for Moore.
Explosion- Again AOA outperform Moore, though Moore definately is still pretty explosive with AOA putting up only 1/2 in higher vertical though does do 5 inches more in the broad jump
Agility-NOw at the Combine Moore put up a sub 4 sec SS time with AOA putting up a 4.32, however the gap definately was decreased at their respective Prodays with AOA putting up a 4.19 with Moore putting up a 4.15, though that was somewhat predicted by their 3-cone drills(6.98for Moore and 6.84 for AOA.), so I think We can call it a wash either way.
Now the biggest knock on AOA was the fact that he played at a Div-II school, so I doubt he would have been ranked as high as Moore who played at UCLA...However as A FS, AOA is every bit the athlete that Moore is and in fact compares favorably with Several CB's from the current Class. in fact I would go so far as to say he could have been ranked in the Top 10, just missing out on the Top 5 due his school. LEts look at him vs the Current Draft Class of CB's:
Here is Brandon Harris rated #5 by Pro Scouts:
|Combine Results
|Pro Day Results
Combine Invite: Yes
Height: 5094
Weight: 191
40 Yrd Dash: 4.46
20 Yrd Dash: 2.50
10 Yrd Dash: 1.53
225 Lb. Bench Reps: 13
Vertical Jump: 35 1/2
Broad Jump: 09'05"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.12
3-Cone Drill: 6.77
5-10, 4.40/4.45/4.53 40 range before Combine
Dates: 03/10/11 03/25/11
Height: 5094
Weight: 191
40 Yrd Dash:
20 Yrd Dash:
10 Yrd Dash:
225 Lb. Bench Reps:
Vertical Jump: 34 1/2
Broad Jump:
20 Yrd Shuttle:
3-Cone Drill:
As you can See AOA compare fairly well with Harris.
Now the Major thing is AOA basically a Rookie this year as he didn't see the field much last year due to injuries. So Hopefully Dallas can find a decent Player that can play along side of him, because AOA will be a very good player for Dallas.


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Hollywood Stock Exchange-Betting on Movies
Just saw a newstory on this at http://abcnews.go.com/Business/movie...ry?id=10079023
What do you guys think? Just another online casino gimmick? Will you do it?
If it's only for 'play' then it could certainly be good fun.
The internet has facilitated the creation of marketplaces that try to ascertain the risk of seemingly irrelevant events . They only make sense if you use them as insurance, in this case if you work in the movie industry.
But I doubt that enough people play along. With only a few players involved you don't get a liquid market and it can indeed be only used for fun. But playing in a real casino or cents gambling with your friends is probably more fun.
Yep, if I want to gamble I'll play poker or blackjack
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Crazy Logic
Of all the crazy propositions being thrown around in the current debt crisis talks, the tough, 'zero tolerance', 'no tax increases ever' seem craziest to me. For one thing, every cut is a cost of living increase on the people who lose a service. Another fact of life is that you have to expect the unexpected. We got government help for last year's floods, and the Mall looks better when it's not underwater. We can't write inflexibility into our Constitution and expect our kids to go back on the gold standard.
This all reminds me of the magazines, like Women's Day, I read when I was a teenager. There was an article about a housewife who decided that the weekly grocery budget for her family of four should never exceed $20.
Even in the sixties this made grocery shopping a full time job. The woman spent hours clipping coupons, and drove many miles burning the cheap gas of the good old days because Krogers was selling apples 2 cents cheaper than Star. She sent her husband to work with a peanut butter sandwich, or a cheese sandwich, on alternate days. She weighed her kid's snacks. The kids were probably doing other kid's homework for candy money, or majoring in home ec so they could be around food, but so help her God, she never spent more than $20. This woman had faith. She could stand on her principles. She was demented.
Even in the late sixties inflation was nibbling at her $20, forcing her to deprive her family to stay within her budget. The value of money in relation to groceries varies according to forces much larger than one thrifty woman can control, even if she is obsessed. She might be smart to spend more on the 2 for 1 pasta sale and save later, just as a homely example. Or, for the love of God, get a part-time job before the kids get rickets.
'Money is just a form of energy', say the New Agers, and they are twits. Money is real enough, but is not changeless in value. If you leave your baby in a burning house to save your wallet you'll be counting your bills in jail, right? But it's a virtue to defund fire prevention and public safety? Our children are not being hurt by cuts in education? We should let the old people end up in homeless shelters?
I don't know what clump of sausage will come out of this mess in Washington. I'm not an economist. But even I can see that starving the government and feeding the corporations will leave citizens on the losing side.
Debt Limit
I listen to the radio while I'm driving from house to house, and I often hear callers compare the national debt to household debt. You don't borrow more money when you already owe, you cut expenses.
Very common-sense for a household, but what would you say about a family that makes some of its children sleep in the garage and eat Spam while others live in a penthouse and go on European vacations? And the family cuts costs by taking away the Spam and feeding the garage kids cat food? And the roof is leaking but the family won't fix it because they don't want to borrow more money? Or stop buying cars for the penthouse kids?
What would you say? Call DCYF! That's what you'd say!
Grow up, Congress. If we really are in a crisis it's not fair to cut health, education and infrastructure to give more tax cuts to the rich. We're being trickled on for sure, but it ain't liquid gold.
Cuts Are Taxes
Yesterday I sat in my hot car with the radio on listening to the President's speech and press conference on the pending debt limit.
I agree with some of the President's critics that Social Security and Medicare have to be protected. There are too many people who want to raid these programs for short-term gain. The 'privatization' idea is scary. Who wants to find out at retirement that the stock market has crashed and there's no income, or trade Medicare for a coupon and a booklet of private insurances that might accept you? Radical dismantling is not the way.
But we are looking at a demographic bulge, my own generation. We may have to raise the retirement age over time. I'm not totally 'hands off Social Security'. Maybe I should be. There are so many bad faith efforts to 'improve' what is one of the programs that's actually working.
Medicare will always need adjusting. You can't say 'hands off' a huge community hospital and resolve not to change a thing. A program that big and complicated is organic and will need to change and improve as a natural function of serving the increasing number of Americans using it. I don't think it's realistic to think we can save money with cuts– Medicare would function better if it were expanded to cover more people, in fact. We can use the money more efficiently. Waste and fraud are like the dishes– you can't just do them once, it's a constant chore. Medicare has vast documentation of the effectiveness of medical treatments and is a first line of defense against our tax dollars being wasted on medical procedures that are ineffective or even harmful. Unfortunately, public health experts are attacked with cries of 'rationing' and 'death panels' if they publish study results that question accepted practices. A recent paper on the right age for starting routine screening mammograms in women without known risk factors made headlines– apparently no one noticed the word 'routine'. On the other hand, lack of an affordable national health insurance option has us in such a state of insecurity it's no wonder there's panic.
So, that's the 'entitlement' side of the debate.
The other side is taxes. Listening to the Republican vows of 'no tax increases' is like being back in the holy roller church. I think it's a religious thing. How else could taxes be a terrible, disabling punishment to the rich, and cuts a bracing, fortifying tonic to the poor. Why does loose money make rich people industrious and poor people lazy? Are the rich really different from you and me?
'Cuts' are a tax increase. They are a regressive tax that is highest for those most in need. The tax on the poor has always been heavy, but in this economy the tax has been rising for the middle class as well.
Everyone pays sales tax. Sales tax is a higher proportion of income for low-income people. Everyone who owns property pays taxes. As the Federal government shrinks, the states have to pick up the slack, so our state taxes go up.
When public transit cuts routes and increases wait times, that's a tax on the poor. Time is money, no more so than when you work for minimum wage. When neighborhood schools close and the scramble to get the kids out of the house in the morning gets tougher, that's a tax. When 'deregulation' allows polluters to foul the air, and your kid gets asthma, and your Rite Care insurance gets cut, and you take on a second job to afford the inhalers– that's robbery. And that example is not fiction.
It's discouraging to hear the President use the phrase 'lean and mean'. How about 'thin and nasty'? That's the state of most programs for the public good. Forget the phrase, 'safety net'. We're all invested in the public good.
Medicare and Social Security are the healthiest programs. They need constant adjustment, and I can understand the Democrat's 'hands off' when the Republicans are itching to make those adjustments with an ax. But 'hands off' is not realistic.
'No taxes' is even crazier. I pay taxes, you pay taxes– the world will not end if the Kardashians pay taxes. If the deficit is a fire in the house, but you can't touch the water in the swimming pool because Biff needs to do his laps in the morning, how serious is this really?
I heard a woman on the radio, a registered Republican, who said she would not mind paying more taxes if she knew the money would be used for the public good. I would not mind paying more taxes if the money went to health care, education, public safety and job creation. And if everyone paid their fair share.
When a library closes, when a park is neglected, when a bridge fails and construction workers are idle– that's a tax. When elderly and disabled people see their benefits shrink, that's a tax. The middle class, the low-wage workers, the poor and the people who depend on public assistance are maxed out. It's time for the the people who have benefited most to do the right thing.


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March 19, 2003
ALBANY - It's a war that could start any day now, and one with which not every South Georgian agrees. But most of us love our country and those who defend it, and are finding a way to express that.
"They realize this is a time when people want american flags to show patriotism," Lowe's Asst. Mgr. Raymond Simmons said.
That's why Lowe's is sending out huge shipments to it's stores. One arrived in Albany today as they prepared a display at the storefront. Small flags are sure to be popping up all over town. One Albany store sold out of all three hundred of theirs since the President issued his ultimatum.
"That flag to me represents that I went to Vietnam and fought for that flag which represents U.S.A. which is one fine country to live in," veteran Don Zirkelbach said.
He and the rest of the V-F-W want to make sure first time flag fliers know what they're doing so here's some advice. If you're hoisting it on a pole raise it briskly and don't let it touch the ground. Unless you have an all-weather flag, don't leave it out in a storm. When the sun sets it's time to lower the flag, unless it's properly lighted. Once your flag becomes worn or faded you should replace it. The V-F-W and American Legion each have flag retirement ceremonies where the flag is burned and the ashes are buried.
"By not dragging along ground and by not leaving it up all night long you are paying the proper respect to flag that represents the United States." A flag flying at more South Georgia homes each day.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Albany and Dougherty County Commissioners want to work better together to solve the community's most serious problems. On the top of the agenda is crime. They also want to make Albany a more business friendly environment.
As the economy continues on a downward spiral, it seems crime is on the increase. "Over the last two years, it's just become absolutely magnified, the crime issue in our community," said Dougherty County Commission Chairman Jeff Sinyard.
Whether perception or reality, Sinyard says it's an issue the city and county must address together.
"We've also got to come together, the city and county and try to put together absolute programs, put in specifics that can solve some of these problems and reduce these crime rates."
Commissioner Lamar Hudgins agrees. "Crime is certainly something we have got to get a grip on and be sure people are put away who are committing crimes."
In an effort to give back a sense of safety to the people who live here. "We have to give our folks hope and the only hope is to make sure you have a community you can live safely in, have the basic fundamentals and have a chance to grow and prosper."
Sinyard hopes by having all commissioners at one table, they can put community wide programs in place to reduce crime in Dougherty County.
The joint meeting could occur in the next three weeks, but a date has not been set.
Chairman Sinyard also wants both commissions to work together to make the area more business friendly. He says business owners and those interested in opening up shop need one place to turn for step by step instructions on getting their business going.
"You can't sell your community if you don't have crime under control and you don't have a pro-business environment. These are two critical issues. Once you get those moving in the right direction, then your product becomes so much better."
Sinyard also says government employees who don't perform at 100% need to remember the taxpayers pay their salaries. He says if they aren't up to par, they should find work elsewhere.
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SUN PRAIRIE (WKOW) -- Sources with knowledge of the investigation into a Sun Prairie jogger's hit-and-run death Sunday tell 27 News bystanders made sure the driver's departure from the collision scene, ended at a nearby gas station.
Authorities say 59-year old Evangelical Lutheran Bishop Bruce Burnside drunkenly hit and killed 52-year old Maureen Mengelt of Sun Prairie, and then left the scene at Windsor Street near Highway-151.
Sources tell 27 News other drivers followed Burnside's SUV into a gas station within blocks of the collision.
Sources tell 27 News surveillance camera video at the business shows several cars pulling into the gas station and surrounding Burnside's SUV, eliminating the possibility of Burnside driving off before police officers arrived.
Authorities say the collision took place just before 3 p.m., and minutes before Burnside was scheduled to officiate at a staff installation ceremony at a nearby Sun Prairie Lutheran church.
Police officials have yet to release Burnside's blood alcohol level at the time of his arrest.
Burnside has been in the Dane County jail since his Sunday arrest, with no court appearance scheduled yet. Wisconsin law generally requires criminal defendants be given an opportunity to have bail considered within seventy-two hours of an arrest.
Friends and family say Mengelt was an avid runner. Mengelt was a former Madison police officer, who was married with three children.
Mengelt worked part-time as a limousine driver. Gallant Knight Limousine president Larry Epstein tells 27 News Mengelt's sunny personality made her a favorite of customers and staff.
"We have fourteen, fifteen drivers. They are all sad about it," Epstein says.
"She always had a smile on her face. Everybody knew her, so this is quite the shock."
Family members say a visitation is scheduled Friday at Cress Funeral Home in Sun Prairie between 4 and 8 p.m. To honor Mengelt's love of running, those who attend are being asked to wear running shoes.


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CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) So, just how rare were the tornadoes that struck western North Carolina Wednesday evening ?
Not as rare as you might think.
Reliable record keeping on such events goes back more than 60 years and since 1950, 23 twisters have been reported across the Tar Heel state. Not including Wednesday's tornadoes, four have touched down in the WBTV viewing area: two each in Iredell and Rowan Counties, but none in Burke or Rutherford Counties.
The vast majority of tornado touchdowns in the Carolinas occur during seasons of transition, namely Spring and to a lesser extent, the Fall.
Looking back at the weather parameters present for Wednesday's tornadoes, the typical ingredients were there, but not at alarming levels. True, there was wind shear – the twisting of wind with height – and the air was unseasonably warm, which allowed for more moisture content than what would normally be expected here in early Winter. But based on the
best model data, it was a marginal case – at best. So much so, the Norman, OK based Severe Storms Prediction Center, the branch of the National Weather Service charged with
issuing the large watch boxes you've become accustom to seeing on WBTV's weather maps over the years, did not even have a watch out for any part of the Carolinas!
But sometimes, despite the best possible forecast, things just come together. And that's what happened Wednesday evening.
The WBTV Weather Team had been talking for many days about a stout front that was forecast to cross the Carolinas midweek, so the rain and predicted gusty thunderstorms surprised none of us. The rain, the wind, the hail had all been in the forecast for several days leading up to the front's late-day arrival. But not the tornadoes.
Hind-casting is always perfect, that's given. But to take a simple frontal passage, even one with potential severe weather, and go out on a limb to predict home-destroying tornadoes, no meteorologist would make such a bold forecast and none in this TV market did.
In fact, the local National Weather Service office in Greer, SC – the one responsible for the actual issuance of warnings for the WBTV viewing area – did not pull the trigger on a tornado warning until 5:35pm, after they'd received confirmation from trained spotter on scene in Ellenboro that a tornado was on the ground. The unfortunate timing did not allow for much – if any –warning for Rutherford residents, but did help set the stage for ample warning (issued at 5:48pm) for Burke County residents who did have time to take cover.
So, while these types of storms are not all that common here at this time of the year, they're not unheard of either. And as we move closer to the February-March-April time frame, there may indeed be more and more bouts with severe weather, so stay tuned to WBTV and www.wbtv.com for the latest forecasts!
Meteorologist Al Conklin
1 Julian Price Place
Charlotte, NC 28208
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