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With the news of Mike Zimmer becoming the ninth head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, FOX 9 Sports Director Jim Rich reached out to Vikings defensive end Brian Robison to get his thoughts on the hiring.
"From everything I'm hearing, he's a guy that is obviously going to bring more emotion and more passion to the way he approaches the game," Robison said. "That's going to be a different change of pace around here for sure."
The Vikings had become accustomed to the laid back, passive style of former coach Leslie Frazier. Robison confirmed that players opinions were at least asked when it came to what they were looking for in their next head coach.
"That's the one thing I think Rick and the guys did a good job is making sure they asked every guy that went out of there this week what they wanted in a head coach," said Robison. A lot of us wanted more passion out our head coach. A little bit more emotion and so Mike Zimmer's going to be that type of guy."
Robison isn't sure if the Vikings will play a 3-4 or a 4-3 defense, but from what he knows about Zimmer the scheme isn't nearly as important as the way they play it.
"He's going to bring a physical mentality to our team as far as trying to be more physical than the other team and I just think it's a great hire it's a change of pace from the way Frazier was," Robison said. "If he needs to yell at you, he's going to yell at you and if he needs to praise you, he's going to praise you. He's going to do whatever it takes to win and make sure his players are playing the best ball they can."
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Sorry A. Bangladeshi
It looks like your fellow Muslims have blown up themselves in yet another terrorist bombing.
You are right it is tragic and it doesn't reflect well on your religion.
The best thing you can do to salvage the tarnished image of Islam, is to fight against the fundamentalists in your own faith.
When Moderate Muslims stand fast against extremist fanatics like al-Shabaab, al-Qaeda and Hizb-ut-Tahrir then the rest of the world might view your religion with more respect.
But so far we have seen suicide bombings, planes flown into buildings and riots over cartoons.
The world respects an Islam that respects other people's right to live in peace and freedom.

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March 17, 2004
Turner County-- An Ashburn couple accused of burning down their own home then blaming it on the Ku Klux Klan will be soon be going on trial. Investigators say Patrick and Shanda Burwell may also be connected to another suspicious fire two years earlier.
A couple that claimed to be victims of a racist hate group were in a Turner County courtroom Wednesday morning answering charges of arson and deception.
"Mr. Burwell is charged with two counts of arson in the first degree, one occurring in September 2001, and one again in 2003, and his wife is charged with him in the 2003 arson," says Ronney Wheeler assistant district attorney for Turner County.
Last year the Burwells claimed the KKK savagely burned down their home, painting racial slurs across the walls. But the GBI says the couple painted the words to deceive investigators-- that they had actually hired someone to burn their home.
Allegations strengthened by the fact that the couple had just received a $ 100,000 pay out on a fire that happened in the same home just two years before.
"This particular crime, of course you have two arsons happening in the same place and we think that makes it a more aggravated case and the manner in which the crime was attempted to be covered up we find that disturbing," says Wheeler.
Patrick Burwell could get 50 years in prison if convicted of the arsons, theft by deception and felony escape after walking out of Turner County Jail.
His wife Shanda is free on bond but and faces far less jail time if convicted on only one of the arson charge.
Prosecutors point out that just days before the 2003 fire the Burwell's home had been foreclosed on, and was slated for public auction. The Burwells continue to deny any involvement with the fires.
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Our colleagues, Matthew Goulden and Leah Tracy, just recently listed this beautiful Victorian home in Hayes Valley at 785 Oak St. @ Steiner. You can find additional information at the property specific website for 785 Oak St. as well. If you are a buyer currently looking for your Realtor as well as your next home, please take advantage of the "Learn More" form at the bottom of this page and we will get back to you as quickly as possible!
What we love about 785 Oak St:
It is a beautiful combination of elegant and well-preserved Victorian details with a modern floor plan. The main level has two bedrooms at the front with a very large living/dining/kitchen great-room open space at the rear. While it is located on a busy street, the living area at the rear of the main level is very quiet. The main level also has a full bathroom.
The top level is staged as a bedroom and has high ceilings with a center cut-out that overlooks the main level. It is really unique and nicely done. The top level has a very grand feel to it, and that is before you get to the bathroom!
If you go down from the main level to the lowest level, there are additional bedrooms, laundry, another full bathroom, and direct access to the garage. Speaking of the garage, you can park two reasonably sized cars at 785 Oak – one inside the garage and the other in the driveway (which appears to have enough clearance to allow a normal sized car to fit without blocking the sidewalk for pedestrians – and you should bring your own tape measure to verify that statement).
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Finally, for the first time since Moreno was drafted I think he's finally starting to understand the running scheme. Maybe trading for Maroney has motivated Moreno and he displayed more straight ahead power running. It was obvious to me he was running harder and under more control especially on the screen pass for 45 yards.
Heading into the toughest part of the schedule for the season Broncos will need to play flawless football and hopefully yesterday's Win will build the CONFIDENCE, CAMARADERIE, CHEMISTRY, and MOMENTUM needed to defeat our next home opponent the Colts.
Chemistry and Momentum can be a great equalizer no matter who the opponent might be. I anticipate all the negatives coming from our friends the media experts… What will they write???
The Good:
1. Champ Bailey INT inside the Red Zone
2. Cassius Vaughn rookie recovers muff catch at 13 yard line, after 58 yd Punt by Colquitt
3. Orton to Royal TD 13 yards 7 to 0 lead
4. Orton to Royal 34 yds to 1yd line on 3rd and 5 huge play to start 2nd qtr could have been TD
5. Buckhalter rushing 1 yd TD for 14 to 0 lead
6. Brian Dawkins INT inside the Red Zone
7. 3:19 Demaryius Thomas accounts for 62 yds on first 4 NFL receptions [18, 20, 9, 9, +15 penalty]
8. Matt Prater 20 yd FG
9. Britton Colquitt punts 58 & 63 yds
10. Moreno's screen pass for 45 yds & 1st down
11. Orton to David Graham for 10 yds on 3rd and 5 yd to 1 yd line.
12. Moreno 1 yd TD DRIVE
13. Orton to Demariyus Thomas first TD 21 yds on his 8th reception to start his career
14. Parrish Cox rookie 1st career INT
15. 13 of 16 third down conversion and 14 of 20 final results is still a team record.
The Bad:
1. Delay of game penalty in the Red Zone.
2. 1st and goal at 7 yd line settling for 20 yd FG.
3. Still allowing too many big plays.
The Ugly:
1. Special Teams pathetic enough said!


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Joan's on Third, 8350 W. 3rd St., L.A. | Map The classic ham and cheese goes luxe with generous hunks of buttery Brie.
Mario's Italian Deli, 740 E. Broadway, Glendale | Map There's a bonus layer of hot peppers in this triple-decker done Italian style.
The Oinkster, 2005 Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock | Map The pastrami here is applewood smoked, house cured, and topped with red cabbage slaw.
La Brea Bakery, 624 S. La Brea Ave., L.A. | Map Ricotta complements the tangy artichoke hearts on La Brea's famous olive bread.
Spitz, 2506 Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock | Map A salad's worth of veggies lightens this Middle Eastern-inspired classic.
Bay Cities Italian Del, 1517 Lincoln Blvd., Santa Monica | Map It's like a religion: house-baked cia-batta, Italian cold cuts, and the works.
Artisan Cheese Gallery, 12023 Ventura Blvd., Studio City | Map Whole cloves of roasted garlic stud the cheesy grilled sandwich.
Cook's Tortas, 1944 S. Atlantic Blvd., Monterey Park | Map Grab extra napkins—this slow-cooked pork sandwich is double dipped in a red-hot sauce.
Gram & Papa's, 227 E. 9th St., downtown | Map Made with fat chunks of grilled chicken, the salad comes on a puffy pretzel bun.
Attari Sandwich Shop, 1388 Westwood Blvd., West L.A. | Map The "other" dark meat is superb, but it's the snap of the pickles that makes it.
Banh Mi My Tho, 304 W. Valley Blvd., Alhambra | Map It's all things in one: cool, crisp veggies and hot, sweet pork stuffed in a squishy baguette.
Sando's Sub Shop, 312 Rosecrans Ave., Manhattan Beach | Map Turkey, ham, and provolone make for a heady combination. Don't worry, it's legal.
Capriotti's, 9683 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills | Map There's a liberal slather of Russian dressing on this hot pastrami sub.
Porto's Bakery, 315 N. Brand Blvd., Glendale | Map A top-notch traditional Cuban with ham, pork, Swiss, pickles, and mustard.
All About the Bread, 7111 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood | Map The bread's bubbly crust is matched only by the tart marinara sauce.
Papa Cristo's, 2771 W. Pico Blvd., L.A. | Map As Greek as it gets: roasted leg of lamb with creamy feta. Don't forget the peppers.
Philippe's, 1001 N. Alameda St., downtown | Map Only a smear of spicy mustard can improve on the roast beef original.


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Cass' new No. 1 singles player Brennen Garland had to battle Twin Lakes' Spencer Andrews in order to give the Kings a 3-2 win in boys tennis action Wednesday.
Garland, who is playing at the No. 1 singles position for the first time this year, had to go three sets in winning 2-6, 6-3, 6-4.
"We've had some lineup changes through the last two days of challenge matches," Cass coach Brian Thomas said. "Garland started out the season 4-0 at No. 2 singles. He earned the No. 1 spot in [Wednesday's] match, and didn't disappoint us with a thrilling, come-from-behind victory. After dropping the first set, he battled back to a third set, then came back from a 4-2 deficit to win the final set and give the team the win."
The Kings' No. 3 singles player, Brad Berlet, won in straight sets 6-3, 6-4, and the No. 1 doubles team of Nolan Lowe and Manny Prado also won in straight sets 6-3, 6-3.
"I can't say enough about sophomore Lowe and his team-first attitude," Thomas added. "He ended last season at No. 1 singles, and started out decent this year. Lowe has gotten into a slump here lately, dropping down to the No. 4 spot. He took his challenge match loss on the chin, kept his chin up, and went and did the job his team needed him to do at the No. 1 doubles with senior Prado.
"Freshman Berlet earned a varsity singles position through challenge matches this week, and came through for his team with a win at No. 3 singles. Berlet strikes the ball well for a young player, and I look forward to seeing him continue to play solid for the rest of the season."
Logansport 5, Carroll 0
The Berries only had one game scored against them in their nearly shutting out of the Cougars.
Logansport's No. 1 singles player Bryan Zehner, No. 3 singles player Angelo Scagnoli, No. 1 doubles team of Kaleb Overway and Matt Jennings and the No. 2 doubles team of Jared Cole and Cass McClure each won in a shutout 6-0, 6-0. The Berries' No. 2 singles player Nathaniel King was tops with a 6-1, 6-0 score.


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A cookout is a popular party for the 4th of July, but health officials say it comes with risks.
"There are several food borne illnesses out there," Amy Morris with Cape County Public Health said. "Some of the more popular ones or more prevalent ones are going to be E. Coli, Salmonella, Shigella, some viruses that can be transmitted as well. Hepatitis A, the Norovirus, which is like the stomach flu."
Morris says one of the best ways to prevent these illnesses is to avoid cross-contamination.
"For instance if you have taken meat out on a tray, or a plate, then you take that cooked meat out and put it back on the same tray,those bacteria are there from the raw meat and now you've contaminated your cooked meat," Morris said. "So, you want to always keep your raw meat separated from your cooked meat, wash your vegetables very thoroughly. We have seen a lot of E. Coli associated with fresh vegetables lately. Also, wash your hands. Washing hands is one of the most important things you can do to help prevent the spread of disease."
One Heartland man says these are things he always does to help protect his family from food borne illnesses.
"It's important to have everything clean," Zac Caldwell said. "Fresh vegetables just taste better anyway."
Morris says the signs of food borne illnesses vary.
"Symptoms and incubation times are both going to vary depending on which bacteria or microorganism is making you sick," Morris said. "Primarily they all have to do with gastrointestinal including vomiting and or diarrhea. Sometimes it can be the next morning, sometime sit can be a few days later. Some of those bacteria take a really long time to actually make you sick."
Health officials also suggest that food is not left sitting out for longer than four hours. They say it is best to keep track of the temperature of the food. They says hot food should not get below 135 degrees and cold food should not get above 41 degrees.
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Grace/Confusion released
The 3rd Memory Tapes record GRACE/CONFUSION is available now!
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Was thinking about this the other day. So many people rip various promoters because they "cherry pick" opponents for their fighters.
Arum pits most of his fighters against his own, so he makes more money, obviously, and the fights aren't necessarily big threats, such as with Manny.
Floyd has been accused of doing the same thing, matching up against people that no one really thinks has a chance against him, because it makes the most money.
Manny does that as well. Chavez Jr. has been long accused of being carried.
My question is that while it's clearly in the boxing FAN's best interest for us to have the best fights made, matching the best fighters against each other, does the promoters/match makers have any real obligation to do that, or do they simply have the obligation to do what's in the best interest of their fighter? And if that best interest is matching them up against easy win opponents for the most money, is that wrong of them to do so?
AS I said from the boxing FAN standpoint, yes, but from the promoter standpoint? I don't know if they really are obligated to put their guy up against the very best, unless their fighter explicitly asks to be put against the best.


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The following is a Letter to the Editor submitted by Maryellen Liddy, a teen and reference librarian at the Kinnelon Public Library. If you would like to submit a Letter to the Editor, email it to
Dear Editor:
I am the teen/reference librarian at I am not writing here to comment on the management of the library by our director, the board of trustees, or the mayor and town council. I wish only to express to Patch readers that the library staff has done everything within our power to cut costs and help the library continue to function at a very high level
While the community may only now be aware of the library's financial issues, staff members have known about them for quite some time. We are in the third year of a five-year salary freeze. All of us are paying greater contributions toward our pensions and those contributions will continue to rise each year. The full-time staff members who receive health care benefits are paying increasingly higher percentages of their policies. Those percentages will also continue to rise steadily. We have not asked for or received a salary increase to offset these deductions.
Though mentions the recent attrition of one staff member, no outgoing staff has been replaced over the last two and a half years, resulting in a loss each week of roughly 50 manpower hours. Hours have also been reduced for some of our part-time staff members who are involved in all aspects of the library's functioning. Staff complied with the reductions, which greatly increased our individual workloads. Despite the manpower shortages, we continue to provide the same outstanding service with the same number of public hours (barring the recently announced termination of four Sunday hours).
For anyone who may believe the staff is overpaid, I should mention that we are the only non-unionized workforce left within municipal government. Interested parties may visit nj.com's "By the Numbers" feature and examine the salaries for non-management library staff. Some of us, including me, are in positions that require a master's degree.
With nearly nine years experience in the public and private library sectors and that advanced degree, I earn an annual salary of just over $51,000. This figure is about $500 over the New Jersey Library Association's minimum, entry level salary for a librarian with a master's degree. For comparison's sake, I would encourage people to view the salaries of employees with an advanced degree in other borough-run entities. On the issues of salary and workload, we employees have done everything asked of us to ease the library's financial issues.
The library's 2011 raw data can be found here. Of the 10,248 Kinnelon residents, roughly half have library cards. In 2011, patrons made over 100,000 visits to the library during our 2,578 public hours. At a local taxpayer cost of around $200 per household, we are a tremendous value to the community. If you aren't a library card holder, or haven't visited the library recently, I would encourage you to stop by and see for yourself the many wonderful things such a small amount of your tax dollars support.
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La Bowski's owner and chef Matt Britton prides himself on presentation. "I have to disappoint people. I don't have tomatoes. They add a lot of color. I miss the color (in) everything from the salads to the burgers, but it's one thing we have to do without," said Britton.
That's because the nationwide investigation into the source of the salmonella-tainted tomatoes continues.
"It's a bacterial disease that causes diarrhea, fever, severe stomach cramps and it can put you in the hospital, and it has done so," Environmental Health Manager Bridget Faulkenberry said. "There are now 228 cases in 23 states, and keep in mind these are reported cases; a lot of people get sick, and they never go to the doctor they just wait and get over it."
The concern is red round tomatoes, Roma and plum tomatoes that are not grown at home.
Faulkenberry is in constant contact with the CDC. She passes along any updates in the investigation onto Lubbock restaurants, "They're doing everything they can to make sure that the tomatoes they serve are safe, and the distributors around town are also doing the same."
She says during Thursday's conference call, the CDC said they were very close to tracing the source of the outbreak, but with the first salmonella case dating back to April; it's been a long process.
"We get tomatoes from almost every country in the world, and that's a lot of place to be investigating. They're finding that the onset after eating the suspect tomatoes is anywhere from 12 hours to 9 days. That's a pretty large range, and it's kind of confusing the investigation because of that long range of onset."
While the FDA has not pin-pointed the exact origin of the outbreak, Thursday they released this list of places where they know the tainted tomatoes did NOT come from. Click here to read that list.
"Stick to the tomatoes that are considered safe by the FDA, but do remember that things like salsa, maybe guacamole, things like that may have raw tomatoes in them. So stick with cherry tomatoes," said Faulkenberry.
Also safe are grape tomatoes and tomatoes sold with the vine still attached. Not that there is anything biologically safer about those, but the people infected have assured investigators that's not the kind of tomato they ate.
But Chef Matt says until tomatoes are given the all-clear, plates will be a little less colorful. "I think everyone has absorbed the fact that there won't be tomatoes. How long? We don't know. I mean the FDA, Lubbock Restaurant Association and the health department has all told us - whenever they find it, they'll let us know when we can have tomatoes."
The FDA warns; if you don't know where your tomatoes came from don't take the risk. They add that washing them doesn't help, because, unlike other fruits or vegetables, tomatoes actually absorb what they're grown in or watered with.
And while cooking does kill salmonella, the FDA is not formally advising people to do that for fear they will not get them heated thoroughly.
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At the Movies and In the Field
Tony Mendez & Ben Affleck
I sense a few eyebrows, blood pressures, hackles, and tempers rising by projecting the very letters "CIA" into the consciousness of some curious newsies. But, I am pushed, nevertheless, by gratitude to those in uniform who work to save and protect us.
Even though not a uniformed service, I place the CIA in the same category as those uniforms that protect us - Police and Fire Service, Paramedics, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Reserves, RCMP, and National Guard.
In the two recent movies, Argo and Zero Dark Thirty, viewers can see depictions of two CIA agents, one real and the other fictional. In Argo, the viewer can see the non-fictional former CIA agent Tony Mendez. Mendez was a University of Colorado art major graduate, drawing graphics for businesses, when he applied to a newspaper blind ad which was for the CIA. In Zero Dark Thirty, the viewer sees the fictional, composite character Maya. Maya is shown as a basic normal woman, but who must enjoy working in the national security milieu. Maya became convinced of the location of Usama bin Laden and had to go to battle against Type A male personalities to convince them of her conclusion.
The story of Tony Mendez is no big secret and his stories are told on the CIA website., www.cia.gov. The site also is available in Russian, French, Spanish, Turkish, Chinese, and Arabic. Also on the website are the stories of some storied CIA agents. Of his job titles, one of Mendez's was the James Bondish - "Chief of Disguise."
As we know, Argo needs a storage unit to house its many awards including the Academy Award for Best Picture, the BAFTA Award for Best Film. Zero Dark Thirty was also successful and won several awards including the Vancouver Film Critics Circle Award for Best Film and Best Actress. Jessica Chastain (Maya) won the BAFTA for Best Actress. It is rumored that Zero Dark Thirty was subjected to a smear campaign by opponents of the movie's waterboarding scenes, which are depicted as effective. Nevertheless, Zero Dark Thirty won a number of other accolades to include the American Film Institute Movie of the Year and the Golden Globes awarded Best Actress to Jessica Chastain. Ben Affleck (as Tony Mendez) starred in and directed Argo.
The main fault of Argo was its neglect to Canada's equally heroic role in harboring and rescuing the hunted American embassy staff in Iran.
To me, the movie raises the moral question - "To what depths would I go to obtain information regarding my family, or my house, or my neighborhood, or my city, or my nation if I had an absolutely convicted sense of imminent, certain, and horrible destruction?"
The mind repulses in contemplation of going into explosive conflict. But, respect is due to those who do, at the same time, with a feeling of entering the abyss and wrestling with doubts and fears and possible catastrophe. Most of us can handle a crazed boss or can handle a rebellious employee. We can protest as a dissatisfied customer or we can fend off an unreasonable co-worker. Everybody seems to be at least a little drained in such situations or maybe even totally wrecked. But, my question remains, "How would I handle an imminent situation with somebody in a crazed state of mind?" Most of us never have to encounter such a prospect and have a hardened mental shell that repels any mention of this world. Most of us would probably find it to be to be repugnant and reprehensible to practice authorized interrogation techniques. Or some would find it horrifying to question a violent crime suspect. Some may be rattled at the thought of punching an IV into heart attack victim or enter a flaming building.
I am glad that somebody enters the flaming house, glad that somebody pulls over the impaired driver, glad that somebody administers medications in the wailing ambulance, glad that somebody guards the land, air, and sea, glad that somebody moves forward to overthrow murderous regimes, glad that somebody liberates oppressed people.
But, I know that the more far flung and more complex the actions, the more mistakes are made, in the heat of the battle, by our own security people. Then often, the people in their beds sleeping well at night take umbrage against their protectors.
To quote some of the ironic words of Rudyard Kipling in his poem 1892 "Tommy:"
"Yes, makin' mock o' uniforms that guard you while you sleep."
"For it's Tommy this, an' Tommy that and 'Chuck him out, the brute!"
"But, it's 'Savior of 'is country, when the guns begin to shoot."


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Princeton Historical Society Walking Tour
2pm, Bainbridge House, 158 Naussau Street
Do you want to know a little more about the history of Princeton? The Historical Society of Princeton hosts 1.9 mile walking tours of the town. Meet at the Bainbridge House, 158 Naussau Street at 2pm. Ticket cost will be covered by the graduate school. To sign up, please e-mail Matt at email@example.com. Space is limited. Sponsored by the Graduate School.
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Bainbridge House, 158 Nassau Street · 2:00 p.m.– 4:00 p.m.
Couples Wine Tasting at Hopewell Valley Vineyards
Warm up for Valentine's Day by enjoying an afternoon of wine tasting, featuring some of the finest local wines from Hopewell Valley Vineyards. This event is free, but space is limited. Transportation will be arranged by carpool – please RSVP and indicate whether you can drive yourself/others. Please email Audrey at email@example.com to sign up.
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Hopewell Valley Vineyards, Pennington, NJ · 2:00 p.m.– 4:00 p.m.
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All You Can Eat Sushi
For those of you who have already given up on your New Year's resolution to lose weight, it's another All You Can Eat Sushi Night! Dinner will be subsidized by the Graduate College. Please RSVP with Josh (firstname.lastname@example.com) and state if you can drive. Space is limited and spots will be reserved on a first come first serve basis.
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Bowling Night
Lane cost for at least one full hour will be fully subsidized - you'll just have to pay for your shoe rental! We'll meet at Lawrence apartments around 7pm and head over together. Drivers needed - drivers that provide transportation to other students will have their shoe rentals paid for! To sign up, please e-mail Matt at firstname.lastname@example.com. Space is limited!
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2014 Campaign Endorsements
On Tuesday July 29th there will be a meeting at the main hall in Minneapolis to review candidates in Minnesota that would like to be endorsed by Local 49. We need to make sure the November elections leave us with a pro-49er majority. Anyone that wants our endorsement needs to prove that they have our back. If we want roads, bridges, and mining, we need to get the right people elected.
All members are welcome to become part of the process by showing up at 5:30 on the 29th
Training Center
The mission of the staff at Local 49's Training Center in Hinckley, MN, is to empower our members through training and education—with the knowledge and technical expertise to perform as leaders in their given craft.
During the course of the training season, approximately 4,000-5,000 members pass through our doors. The construction training season peaks from December through May. During this time the emphasis is on classes geared to equipment operators, but "Day Training" and sessions geared to public sector employees happens all year 'round.
Health Benefits
218-333-4735The Bemidji site also conducts CDL checkups for $69.00
Be sure to visit the Health Fund's website to review all the programs that are available to you and your family as eligible participants in the Local 49 Health Plan.
The work picture for operating engineers for the next several years is strong.
Summer 2014 has arrived and looks to be one of the wettest years that Minnesota has had in recent memory. The rain has caused flooding in lakes, rivers, ditches, fields and other low ground areas. North and South Dakota have had their share of flooding as well. Over 50% of the counties in Minnesota have reported damage to roads, culverts, bridges, and properties.
The International Union in Washington, D.C. has set up a disaster fund for members. If your primary residence has damage caused by flooding you should talk to your local business representative about the application process to receive financial assistance from our International office.
The repair work and rebuilding of the flooded areas will take some time as well as an assessment of the magnitude of the damage. Projects to pre-empt another flooding disaster, like the Fargo/Moorhead diversion, have been funded and the work will be ongoing for the next several years.
The Vikings and the Saints stadium projects are well underway. We also have hotel and retail building projects connected to the stadium projects. Private investment companies are once again looking at the Midwest for growth potential. This interest is a good sign that the upper Midwest is a place that business wants to be. The Midwest region offers versatile workers and our transportation system in and out of the region factor in those decisions.
The work picture for operating engineers for the next several years is strong. We are at an all-time high in our apprenticeship program with over 250 working apprentices. As members retire our job is to replace those members with trained, skilled and productive workers. We are doing just that, and will continue to recruit workers for our industry as we go into the future. Over 5000 members attended classes last season to learn new skills and upgrade their existing knowledge of industry practices. This is a testament to you and your coworkers that Local 49 has some of the most trained operators in the country.
A reminder that if you travel into another local's jurisdiction you must clear in to work there. It is your responsibility, not your employer to clear you in before you travel.
Help your brother and sister 49er be the best they can be, work safe and have a great summer.
Work safe and have a good season.
Glen Johnson
Business Manager, Local 49
International Union of Operating Engineers
A letter from IUOE General President CallahanOn August 1st, 2014, International Union of Operating Engineers General President James T. Callahan issued a written statement regarding the last-minute action in Congress to provide stopgap funding for the Highway Trust fund, which effectively delayed a long-term solution.
"Operating Engineers need Congress to do its job, so that we can do ours. There is nothing more important to the domestic American economy and the job opportunities of Operating Engineers than a robust, long-term transportation funding bill. We are tired of excuses. We are tired of the partisan games."
Read President Callahan's letter.


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Give Tewksbury residents some credit. It couldn't have been easy leaving all the chips on the table — to the tune of more than $4 million — and walking away from Penn National Gaming's financial incentives in exchange for building a $200 million slots casino in town.
But that's what they did — overwhelmingly — by rejecting a rezoning proposal for the casino project Tuesday night by a 1,568-995 vote.
True, Penn National was able to garner a lot of support from Tewksbury residents who saw a casino as a way to solve fiscal woes in town and take some of the tax burden off property owners.
But in the end, residents valued the character of their town too much to risk having a casino alter the face of it. And not even an 11th-hour visit to Tewksbury by football star Doug Flutie, who had signed on to build a restaurant at the proposed Merrimack Valley Casino, could get them to change their minds.
While bordering Andover residents didn't have a say in the matter, they, too, breathed easier when the final votes were counted, relieved that their quaint suburban neighborhood — and their property values — would not be harmed.
Although they were able to send Penn National packing, residents at the Andover-Tewksbury line shouldn't grow too comfortable in enjoying a 30-acre expanse of land around Ames Pond. Penn National saw value in the property. The site has been eyed for development in the past. And it's likely the added attention the site has received in recent weeks will lead to more interest from would-be developers in the not-too-distant future.
But we don't suspect a casino will be eyeing Tewksbury or Andover anytime soon. A Penn National representative says the company will now "go back and regroup."


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In addition to the performance stage video and lighting for the first-ever H2O Music Festival, designer Stefan Beese and his team at RE:BE Design had to outfit the entire festival scene, including towers, a Mio sponsor gear bar and seating area, VIP section, and more.
In order to achieve this atmosphere, Beese chose to emphasize scale by incorporating vertical elements such as monolithic towers, linear light installations, and large vertical format LED walls. "It was important that you walk into the Cotton Bowl Stadium and get a feeling of an 'H2O' city within the Bowl," he explains. The towers were designed as large-scale "Swiss Army Knife"-like structures, serving multiple functions: branding for the festival promoter and sponsors, seating and shade, misting, and site lighting. These towers were built with a truss structure and wrapped with aluminum-coated Signabond and then CNC-milled with various logo cutouts. The result at night was a dynamic lighting show, as all of the towers were DMX-controlled and synced up with the main stage.
Furthermore, the designs needed to be easily replicated in two venues, Dallas and Los Angeles, where the festival goes this month. From the beginning, the idea was to design elements that can be efficiently reproduced and harnessed low shipping and labor costs. The design is based on interchangeable panels with a truss base structure. The trusses can be rented locally anywhere. That left only the custom panels for shipping.
In the harsh Dallas heat, with temperatures easily going over 100 degrees, the RE:BE design team designed the towers to have benches underneath and an overhang where people could go to cool down. The structures were 22' high diminishing down at an angle to 16' with a square footprint on the ground of 16'. Most importantly, each was designed and placed based specifically on the sun movement projections for June 9 in Dallas.
Before the idea was pitched to the clients, the team digitally modeled the entire Cotton Bowl site in 3D with the sun measurements in order to create renderings for each hour. This way, the client could easily understand how long and what type of shadow would be created by the towers. Beese explains, "Fortunately, the shadows all fell toward the main stage which gave festival attendees a place to sit and hang out on the front side of these towers while still having a view to the stage."
RE:BE Design was also asked to create an installation for one of the main sponsors, Mio. The result was a three component installation consisting of a 360 bar, lounge/deck, and staircase tower. The 360-degree bar structure was a rectangle truss formation (30' long by 30' wide by 20' high) with a custom linear chandelier made with Mega Light Bright Stripe LED tubes. The lights were provided, installed and programmed by See Hear Productions and were also synced with the night performances of artists, such as Mana and Tiesto.
Additionally, a large 360-degree illuminated bar was placed below and applied with Mio brand graphics. The lounge portion of the pavilion ran 8' wide by 40' long and featured a second story DJ deck with stretched spandex canopy. This structure was built with trusses and wrapped with aluminum-coated Signabond. The Signabond was CNC-milled with the Mio logo, providing both a branding opportunity and ventilation through the space. Underneath, people were able to escape the sun while sampling free Mio products. A photo booth was also added on one end for attendees to get photographed in front of Mio branded back drop. The third component was a tower constructed with the same truss and Signabond panels, also with the Mio CNC cutouts. This element not only served a functional purpose by housing the staircase to the second story deck, but also tied the pavilion structure into the rest of the festival's "city of towers."
Installations with logo adaptations filled the Bowl as well. For example, Beese designed a pop-up park in an effort to use a more contemporary approach of branding with function. "Usually [festival go-ers] see some scrim towers over scaffolding which very quickly can become an eyesore. The idea was to create H2O logo-driven three-dimensional pop-up parks that allow for branding, seating, and illumination at night," says Beese.
The intentionally subdued but effective branding technique of incorporating the logos into design helped to avoid a "carnival" of different colors, banners, branding that is normally seen at events where each sponsor wants to bring in all of their promotional material. Beese notes that this method tends to damage the festival's overall identity. Going with a uniform material and keeping the branding on CNC-milled openings and lighting, a cohesive look and signature for the festival was created, and yet it still made a big impact for all brands and sponsors.
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Talk:231: Cat Proximity
Anyone else notice that the graph looks like the tail end of a fish? Sunny Bat (talk) (please sign your comments with ~~~~)
I'm sure if you will be doing IQ test with cat, you will score lower. Especially if the cat would lie on the paper. So ... let's say that the reduction of IQ near cats is in normal circumstances temporary. -- Hkmaly (talk) 08:54, 27 September 2013 (UTC)
I vote we remove the "Incomplete" tag. Said tag is labeled "Come on...", but I honestly don't see how this could be expanded upon. 188.8.131.52 07:32, 16 October 2013 (UTC)


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Permission to let out Immovable Property
The Reserve Bank of India has also granted general permission to Non-Resident Indian citizens and foreign citizens of Indian origin, to let out their residential properties acquired for their bonafide residential purpose but which on account of their residence abroad, are not required for their immediate residential purpose. The rental income being the current account transaction is freely repatriable outside India
Remittance of Assets and Repatriation
Remittance of Assets. Upto USD 1 million per calendar year is permitted to be remitted out of the following assets by NRIs / PIOs / foreign nationals including retired , employed and Non resident widows of Indian citizens on production of an undertaking cum certificate in the format prescribed by CBDT (Circular 10 of 2002 dated 9.10.2002).
A Non-Resident Indian (NRI) / Person of Indian Origin (PIO) may remit an amount, not exceeding US $ 1,000,000 (US Dollar One million only) per financial year out of the balances held in NRO accounts / sale proceeds of assets by way of purchase / the assets in India acquired by him by way of inheritance / legacy/ out of Rupee funds. This is subject to production of documentary evidence in support of acquisition, inheritance or legacy of assets by the remitter, and a tax clearance / no objection certificate from the Income Tax Authority for the remittance. Remittances exceeding US $ 1,000,000 (US Dollar One million only) in any financial year requires prior permission of the Reserve Bank.
Refund of application/earnest money/purchase consideration made by the house building agencies /seller on account of non-allotment of flat / plot /cancellation of bookings / deals for purchase of residential / commercial property, together with interest, if any (net of income tax payable thereon) may be allowed by the Authorised Dealers by way of credit to NRE/FCNR (B) account, provided the original payment was made out of NRE / FCNR (B) account of the account holder or remittance from outside India through normal banking channels and the Authorised Dealer is satisfied about the bonafides of the transaction.


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I've been waiting for the right opportunity to share about my newest novel Come Apart, slated for a February release, and I suppose now is as good a time as any. I have always loved books, films and television programs that keep the reader or viewer guessing, surprising them with strange twists and turns, throws buckets … Continue reading
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Question for the Writer: Who Are You?
We will begin today's post with a simple quote from the late great Kurt Cobain: Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are. I have been writing something whether it be short stories, poems or now mostly novels for the better part of my life. I can remember as … Continue reading
Good Writing Should Tell the Truth
One of my favorite writers is Wendell Berry, an essayist, poet, novelist, farmer, activist and environmentalist. He is a wise sage of our time, pointing out our society's problems and struggles with uncanny accuracy. In a letter to an English teacher who wrote to him about the subject, Berry writes: The thought that I keep returning to is … Continue reading
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In the crazy firestorm that is the major motion picture The Hunger Games we need to stop a moment and realize with a small whimper of sadness that all the good ideas may be used up. Don't judge me. The Hunger Games has a nice narrative, flows well, tells a good story and is all-in-all … Continue reading


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Meet Mary Ann Ashley, Canton's new mayor
Nov 06, 2013 — Canton has a new mayor: Republican Mary Ann Ashley. Ashley ran as a Democrat in order to challenge Republican incumbent mayor Dave Curry. She won with 68% of the votes - a decisive victory that was coupled with new blood on the village board.


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Guest Star: "What I Told Kanye West Personally & What I'll Tell The World Is That This Is About Him"
Sunday, Nov 21, 2010 5:10PM
[With Kanye West's much-anticipated comeback nearing fruition, "So Appalled" collaborator RZA recalls contributing to My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.]
Somebody asked me some years ago, 'how can you say Wu-Tang is forever?' And I said, 'well, you see that energy we put out still reflects out on others and that means it grows'. It doesn't mean that the Wu-Tang Clan's gotta be there forever. It could be a hundred years from now and somebody could pick up a Wu-Tang CD and get inspired and make their own sound to [demonstrates] it still exists.
I try to connect with whoever I work with if possible, but with [Kanye West], I took a special interest in connecting [with him] not only musically but just as man to man. Especially knowing the path that we travel in hip-hop. When you know you're older than the next brother, you already got footsteps [he's currently walking] and sometimes it's best to share that wisdom.
A lot of us don't share that wisdom. We all look at each other, watch each other fall, and try to get further and further away, like that whole black on "black" thing. I told Kanye personally and what I'll tell the world is that it's about him, it's not about me.
What made me come out to Hawaii when he invited me wasn't really about making music. I wanted to go and build with a brother and share [my knowledge]. I thought I might be able to share some things that he's not really heard from around other people he's been around. The secrets we keep from each other and try to stay secluded from each other because we're like crabs in a barrel, everybody's trying to get out and so we keep pushing each other down some times.
So I wanted to break that kind of cycle and it's not an easy thing even for me to do. Everybody loves being called "the best" or "the greatest", so sometimes you gotta put that to the side and let the next generation come and represent. That's what I felt I had to do, so I went out there and said,"Whatever your need, I'm here and I don't think you need music because you're considered one of the top producers in the world, but at the same time, I'm going to help provide you whatever you need to make your vision come alive because it's 'your' vision."
I love listening to the song he rocks [where he says], "I fantasized about this back in Chicago," and it's his mind brought back to reality. And that's the same thing I did with the Wu-Tang Clan [when] people were trying to stop and block [us] from being what it [was], and I just kept pushing, bringing my ideas to reality.
RZA is one of the founding members of the Wu-Tang Clan and a renowned producer/rapper. The music veteran was recruited by Kanye West to work on his new album and contribute to multiple G.O.O.D. Music Friday releases.


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http://youtube.com/watch?v=0m6zNaf1W98 here it is
http://youtube.com/watch?v=0m6zNaf1W98 here it is
Nice, but try to look a little more before starting a thread because there's already a thread on this here:
"Whatever you do may seem insignificant, but it is most important that you do it." - GANDHI
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That is a completely different video. That is a Multiplayer Trailer. This video is an actual multiplayer match. Watch the video before you dismiss it.Originally Posted by NateTheGreat
This video is awesome. Reminds me so much of Goldeneye. Doesn't look like they're having much trouble aiming / playing either.
Can't wait to give this a whirl in 4 player.
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Hmm for some reason Red Steel dsoent seem to appeal to me as much.
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IMO: that looks amazing. I love the "You are the target" coming from the Wiimote! So cool!!


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Breezemount Motorsport: You have to love Motorsport to put up with Motorsport!
January 18, 2013 by Stuart Parker
Breezemount Motorsport's Philip Shields (right) and myself on the left with our array of impressive machines for 2012!
What better way to open my new blog with a racing paddock quote 'you have to love motorsport to put up with motorsport'. It is fair to say that no matter what level you compete or work to, that quote holds true. After all, if you didn't do it for love there would be no motivation spending late nights preparing cars or reasons for drivers spending... [Read more...]


text: 000 FXUS63 KTOP 210420 AFDTOP AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TOPEKA KS 1120 PM CDT Wed Aug 20 2014 ...AVIATION UPDATE... .SHORT TERM...(This Evening through Thursday) Issued at 333 PM CDT WED AUG 20 2014 A broad upper level ridge axis will continue to amplify across the lower and mid MS river valley over the next 24 hours. A minor upper level trough was located across northeast OK and southeast KS this afternoon, on the western edge of the H5 ridge axis, and will move northeast across southeast KS into western MO this afternoon through early this evening. A shower did pop up across southern Coffey county but did dissipate. This minor H5 trough may provide just enough lift for an isolated shower or thunderstorms along and southeast of I-35 through the late afternoon and early evening hours. I will keep POPS at 14 percent due to the very isolated coverage. During the evening hours scattered thunderstorms will develop across western KS and eastern CO. Most of the thunderstorms will lift northeast into NE but the trailing edge of any thunderstorm complex may move across portions of north central and northeast KS late Tonight and through the mid morning hours of Thursday. At this time any thunderstorm complex that develops across western KS Tonight should be decaying through the early morning hours of Thursday, thus the thunderstorms will not be severe as they move northeast into a less favorable environment across northeast KS. Thursday will be mostly sunny as the H5 ridge axis amplifies across the southern and mid MS river valley. Thunderstorms should remain well west and north of the CWA during the daylight hours. Highs will warm into the mid to upper 90s once again. A few locations across the southwestern counties of the CWA may reach the 100 degree mark. Heat indices will warm into the 100 to 104 degree range during the afternoon hours. Some isolated areas across east central KS may see heat indices reach around 105 degrees. .LONG TERM...(Thursday Night through Wednesday) Issued at 333 PM CDT WED AUG 20 2014 The mid-level flow will remain fairly unchanged through the end of the week into the weekend with a broad ridge remaining in place across much of the central and eastern U.S. and a trough positioned over the western U.S. Thursday night through Saturday the models are in good agreement with the mid-level trough currently over the Pacific Northwest digging southward along the western Rockies with the ridge amplifying further northward toward the Great Lakes region. This pattern will keep southwesterly flow aloft across the region, which will continue to support warm air advection through the end of the week and into the weekend with 850MB temperatures reaching into the 23C-26C degree range. Hot and humid conditions are expected during that period as temperatures become unseasonably warm with highs reaching into the middle to upper 90s Friday and Saturday. These high temperatures combined with dewpoints reaching into the mid 60s to low 70s will result in afternoon heat indices soaring into the 100F to 104F degree range Friday and near 100F degrees on Saturday. We will continue to monitor these conditions closely to see if a heat advisory is needed for Friday. During this period, surface low pressure will become anchored across much of the Northern and Central Plains with a fairly stationary front situated near north central Kansas. There doesn`t appear to be much in the way of forcing along this boundary, however there may be scattered chances for precipitation from late week through the early weekend, especially across north central and northern Kansas. At this time, the better chances for precipitation look to be during the evening and overnight hours as the low-level jet increases over the region. Saturday night and Sunday, models show a strong embedded shortwave trough lifting northeastward across the northern Rockies and into the Northern Plains. This advancing shortwave should be enough to slowly push the stationary front eastward through the region Sunday night and Monday, so have more widespread chance PoPs during that period. This cold front may lift back northward across the area as a warm front, however there is model uncertainty with regards to how far north this warm front will lift, so confidence is low with precipitation chances Monday night through Wednesday. At this time have slight to low-end chance PoPs through that period. The frontal passage Sunday night into Monday will cause winds to shift to the north, providing a bit of relief to the heat with highs dropping into the middle 80s to low 90s Monday. Temperatures are more uncertain for Tuesday and Wednesday depending upon where the warm front is located and whether or not the region is situated within the warm sector, so have highs remaining in the upper 80s to low 90s at this time. && .AVIATION...(For the 06Z TAFs through 06Z Thursday Night) Issued at 1120 PM CDT WED AUG 20 2014 Organized convection appears to be a pretty low probability overnight with models showing the nose of the low level jet mainly north and east of the terminals. Convection has persisted across southern NEB on the nose of the low level jet while additional activity to the south appears to be falling apart. Therefore will continue with a dry forecast. Chances for wind shear continue to be small as sfc winds have remained up this evening indicative of continued mixing. RAP and NAM soundings show only a modest nocturnal inversion that is not very steep and models prog a decent pressure gradient persisting through the night. 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I know, I know, don't read ESPN, but I had to and this made me sick.
"What's not getting attention is the athletic-integrity agreement that Penn State signed and is taking very seriously," he said. "We have Sen. George Mitchell involved in overseeing it, and there is no question of his credentials. That's the part that is going to create serious change in the Penn State culture." - Emmert-hole.


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Monthly Archive for December, 2013
Balfour says he's totally healthy after Orioles back out of deal – updated
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser The Orioles had a two-year, $15 million deal in place with All-Star Grant Balfour – but they stepped back from it this morning, citing concerns after his physical. I spoke to Balfour, the ex-A's closer, this afternoon, and he is baffled by the developments. "I'm 100 percent fine," the […] [Read More]
Reliever Jerry Blevins traded for minor-league speedster
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser in Orlando, Fla. The A's, for the second day in a row, traded away a left-handed pitcher, dealing from a position of strength in order to help the minor-league system. Jerry Blevins, the longest tenured Oakland player, is heading to Washington in exchange for outfielder Billy Burns, the Nationals' […] [Read More]
Bill King denied the Frick Award again
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser in Orlando, Fla. This is getting old, and terribly disappointing: Bill King was overlooked for the Hall of Fame's Frick Award yet again. The late, beloved A's broadcaster has been a finalist seven times – and with a change in the way the Frick committee operates , King cannot […] [Read More]
A's trade Brett Anderson for two younger pitchers
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser in Orlando, Fla. About five minutes after Billy Beane told reporters that it was "possible" the A's would make a deal here at the winter meetings, the team got the final call they were waiting for from Colorado and they sent left-hander Brett Anderson to the Rockies for two […] [Read More]
New Yorker's Roger Angell receives Spink Award – nominated by Bay Area chapter
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser in Orlando, Fla. A digression from A's news (there's none today so far, anyway) to say how thrilled I am that Roger Angell, the brilliant baseball writer for the New Yorker for five decades, was named the J.G. Taylor Spink Award winner today by the Baseball Writers' Association of […] [Read More]
Tony La Russa elected to Hall of Fame with Torre, Cox
From Chronicle Staff Writers Susan Slusser in Orlando, Fla. In his first year of eligibility, former A's manager Tony La Russa – a three-time World Series winner who is still a Bay Area resident – was unanimously elected to the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee. Former Yankees manager Joe Torre and longtime Atlanta […] [Read More]
Did MLB deny A's request to move to San Jose in June?
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser 10:12 AM PDT: For some time, the dragged-out proceedings by Commissioner Bud Selig's committee investigating the A's stadium situation were subject to jokes. Selig set up the committee nearly five years ago, with no apparent direction or answer provided in all that time. This morning, the Sports Law Blog […] [Read More]
Is the Bay Area really a two-team MLB market?
With Billy Beane's comment this week that the Oakland A's can't even have a five-year plan, it's clear the stadium situation is frustrating the team more and more. One thing I keep reading, from Giants fans, is that the Bay Area is a baseball market better suited for one team than two. Their contention is […] [Read More]
Scott Kazmir is officially an A's starter; Beane details why
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser Wondering why the A's are giving $22 million over two years to a starting pitcher who was released by the Angels in 2011 and who pitched for the independent league Sugar Land Skeeters in 2012? It's the most money Oakland ever has spent on a free-agent starter, and general […] [Read More]
Busy A's trade prospect Choice for Gentry, Smith for reliever
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser The A's made two major moves Monday, adding closer Jim Johnson and left-handed starter Scott Kazmir, and this morning, Oakland dealt top outfield prospect Michael Choice to Texas for speedy outfielder Craig Gentry. This afternoon, DH-outfielder Seth Smith was traded to San Diego for reliever Luke Gregerson, and Oakland's […] [Read More]
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The summer vacation is almost over and it is time for the new 2013-2014 academic year to start! Below is very important information for the new academic year: JPGS will open its doors to pupils in Year 3 to Year 13 on Sunday 8 September 2013 from 7:40am to 2:15pm. Year 1 and Year 2 will start on Monday 9 September 2013 form 7:40am to 2:15pm. Reception will also start on Monday 9 September 2013 from 9:00am to 12:00pm (noon). Nursery G1 will start on Tuesday 10 September from 9:00am to 12:00pm (noon), Nursery G2 will start on Wednesday 11 September from 9:00am to 12:00pm (noon) and Nursery G3 will start on Thursday 12 September 2013 from 9:00am to 12:00pm (noon). Please contact the school on Sunday 1 September 2013 to find out in which group you will be. The Uniform Shop will be re-open on 1 September 2013 from 8:30am to 2:00pm. Apologies for any confusion. Welcome back and see you on the 8th of September!


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A Southwest Detroit neighborhood comes together to honor a hero.
Charlie Thomas has been the president of the Bassett Street Block Club for the past 43 years. He was honored by the Detroit City Council on Saturday for his service to the city.
Detroit Police Chief Ralph Godbee was even on hand for the celebration, he says Mr. Thomas should be an inspiration to people across the city. "This is the foundation of a safe community... neighbors who look out for each other, neighbors that know each other, multi generations that have watched families grow up, watched kids grow up. This is what makes a safe neighborhood. Detroit Police, we come in to reinforce community norms, and obviously the norms here are just tremendous. So, if we could replicate the Bassett Street Block Club and move it all over the city, that would be the best situation for all of us." said Godbee.
Neighbors say Thomas is a kind, and generous man who they can count on for almost anything.
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On his morning radio show Beck gave high praise to the new Muse album and the band in general. He goes on to compare some of their lyrics to the George Orwell book 1984 and their warning that a one world government is coming if you don't wake up, which happen to be similar views to Beck. Sounds more like Alex Jones to me.
By the end of the broadcast Beck was contacted by representatives of Muse wanting him to retract his statement. Beck jokingly apologizes for ruining their street credibility and then tells his audience to never listen to them or buy the records.
Listen to the segment from the show (includes rejection statement).