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Date: August 21, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
More than two-dozen Southgate residents and business owners crowded the Siesta Drive post office Friday morning, waiting to hear word about the possible closure of their postal branch.
"This post office is so convenient for us," said Southgate resident Joan Atchley. "I love the location."
The U.S. Postal Service has put the Southgate branch, which employs 24 people, on a list of more than 600 post offices nationwide that are at risk of closure as part of a cost-cutting tactic. It's the only location in Sarasota on the list.
Greg Jackson, Sarasota's postmaster, said the primary reason Southgate is at risk is because it leases, not owns, its space, and the Postal Service is looking to shed its leases.
District 13 Rep. Vern Buchanan, R-Longboat Key, met with Jackson and U.S. Postal Service officials at the Southgate branch Friday morning in an effort to keep the post office open.
"I never realized the impact a post office has on a community," said Buchanan. "It's huge."
Postal Service spokesman Gary Sawtelle said a decision whether to close the branch could come within 90 days.
"We're still early in the process," said Sawtelle. "We don't want to close them, but we're in a tough financial situation."
The Postal Service's economic woes were not much comfort to those who have come to rely on the Siesta Drive post office.
"I bought into this neighborhood because it's a walking neighborhood," said Southgate resident Joann Atkins. "We walk to the post office. We walk to the mall. We walk to the restaurants. This (post office) is the fabric of the neighborhood."
Buchanan vowed to do what he could.
"Our goal is to keep the post office from advancing further (on the postal service's cut list)," he said.
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- The Southgate Post Office sits on Siesta Drive, just off Tamiami Trail near Bee Ridge Road; one of the busiest commercial intersections in Sarasota, Florida. For over fifty years it has served not only the local community, but also those on Siesta Key coming north onto the mainland via Siesta Drive, and others as far away as I-75.
This busy Post Office is the anchor to a plaza with a number of small businesses. Within ten minutes walking distance are a grocery store, deli, bakery, pharmacies, banks, an elementary school and a middle school, restaurants of all types, a barber, and service and repair shops for your car. A shopping mall is across the street, and laundry, dry cleaning and hardware used to be close, but are a bit farther away now.
Just about everything you need is close at hand to this Post Office. This area defines what Sarasota neighborhoods are supposed to be; what American neighborhoods are supposed to be like. It is one of the key reasons people buy homes here. New families love the schools, seniors love being able to walk safely to the Post Office and other shops.
The only reason put forward for the closing of this post office is that it is in a leased building. It has been there for decades. It could have been in a permanent building years ago. This decision to close this office was made purely on money. Isn't our government meant to serve? This decision was not made about service. Its loss will weaken the community, and provide more work for other already overburdened facilities nearby.
I urge each of you to contact your legislators and the postmaster to stop this unfair and misguided closing.
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The way the Batum signing is coming together. The more I think about it, the less I like it. When looking at the cap numbers, It doesn't seem Batum would fit in the the comitments we allready have.
SO the Way I am looking at it is
Would you rather have an offseason this year of Batum and Budinger, but risk the chance of Pek and Bud leaving next season? or, Roy, Shved,Hill/Steisma, and budinger, with a better chance of retaining everyone. Let ME show y ou the number to show my reasoning
Absolute Cap
Kevin Love 13,668,793
Nikola Pekovic 4,837,200
Derrick Williams 4,809,840
J.J. Barea 4,493,500
Wesley Johnson 4,285,560
Luke Ridnour 4,000,000
Ricky Rubio 3,741,120
Wayne Ellington 1,154,040
Chase Budinger 885,120
Malcom Lee 762,195
RObbie Hummel 800,000
Martell Buyout 600,000
Cap to use =18,207,987
Shved agreement= 3years/10million dollars 3,250,000 cap hit
Roy agreement= 2 years/ 10.4 million 5,000,000 cap hit
remaining cap = 9,957,987
Nic Batum agreement= 4 years / 46.5 million 11,000,000 cap hit
This just doesn't fit with the space we have. We could certainly fit Shved or Roy into the MLE. But not really. Our MLE is 2.5 million ehh? neithers deal would really work into them.
Following year our cap number would be somtheing along the lines of
44,920,969 (subrtracted expiring contracts and multiplied by 1.075 (7.5% increase))
Say the cap is at 60 mil next season, we have
15,079,030 to resign budinger and pek, and target other free agents.
Pek will probably recieve a contract in the 10 million range and Budinger somewhere in the 4 million dollar range.
resigning them basically eats up all our cap.
If adding Hill/steisma is in our plan, you can expect us not to pick up Wes's team option next year too.
Add Batum to the equation and the likely hood of us keeping our core is down the toilet. Plus when looking at his numbers, does he really dictate a contract like this?
I also think it's unfair to jump boat on DWill, I read he has a world class work effort, and him loosing weight to play the 3 is great news. atleast give him one more chance.
I apologize if this is jumbled and hard to follow, but try to do you best. Comment please!


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The Bears' offense isn't exactly lighting the world on fire (that'd be the defense), but overall it's hard to complain about a group that is playing well enough to have helped the team to a 7-1 record. Brandon Marshall is on pace to break pretty much every Bears' receiving record, Matt Forte is averaging five yards a carry, and Cutler is having a career average year (the difference between his quarterback rating last year and this year is .4, and only .7 off of his 2008 Pro Bowl season).
But for this edition of Point-Counterpoint, Kev and I are going to discuss the rest of the offensive skill position players, and whether or not we're worried about their production heading into the second half of the regular season.
Kev: I'll be honest, I'm not that worried about the lack of production outside of the Cutler, Forte, and Marshall trio. First things first - I'll exclude Cutler entirely, since I'm perfectly content with his production right now, and can't ask for another quarterback to also be producing.
Let's take a look at the average yards per reception of the top Bears' receivers: Marshall 13.5, Forte 9.0, Earl Bennett 11.1, Alshon Jeffrey 13.1, Devin Hester 13.5, and Kellen Davis 14.4 (!!!). What we're seeing is that while they're not getting the ball as often (which can be Cutler's fault - he can be pretty myopic at times), when they are producing, they're holding their own. Also, this shows that if Davis would actually catch the ball when it's thrown to him, he'd probably be doing all right.
With regards to the rushing game, I'd be inclined to fall back on blaming the play-calling a bit. Both running backs have been fairly consistent, and we've discussed before on the site how Bush's numbers can be skewed. When he's consistently getting goal-to-go or 3rd-and-short carries, it's harder to put up monster yards. What's worrying you so much about them?
TJ: The addition of Marshall gives the Bears the "big 3" every offense would like to have: proven guys at QB, RB and WR, but the rest of the offensive skill players have had such a minimal impact on this first half of the season that it concerns me going forward. The Bears know they can count on the big 3, but at some point someone else is going to have to step up when one of them struggles. So far, they are not.
Yards per reception is a fine stat, but it doesn't tell the whole story. Davis has ten catches this year, so his YPR is great for a tight end, but he's only getting about one catch a game, and only catches 47.6% of the balls thrown his way. Minimally impactful, he is. Bennett and Jeffrey have missed a combined five games this year, and they haven't provided much support to the offense when they've played. Bennett only catches half the balls thrown his way (16 receptions, 32 targets). Jeffrey has the second-best catch rate on the team (61%), but is still a rookie coming back from injury, so we don't know what we'll get from him upon his return.
And Hester's complaints about his limited involvement in the offense got him increased attention in all of one game. He has less catches than Bennett and Jeffrey despite playing every game, and has dropped three of the 23 balls thrown his way. Hester's catch rate: 56.5%. The Houston Texans' 2-3-4 receivers/tight ends have catch rates of 66, 63, and 67 percent, respectively. The Lions' trio of Brandon Pettigrew (65%), Titus Young (65%), and Nate Burleson (62%) are all better then Hester, Jeffrey, and Bennett. So, yeah, I'm concerned, because if one of the Bears' big 3 struggles, there isn't anyone to pick up the slack. And I haven't even discussed Michael Bush yet.
Kev: I guess we need to define what we're looking for with regards to production then. Stats are objective markers that can be used to prove subjective points, in part because they're incredibly situation-based. I can't necessarily fault the Bears' offense for not having gaudy numbers because frankly, they haven't been in that many situations where they need to force it.
I'm in the unique position of having to defend and articulate a point when I know that, inherently, the stats are against me. However, when I look around the league right now, it's hard for me to be that concerned about the Bears only having a few cylinders firing on offense right now.
I liked what I saw from Jeffrey early in the season, and I do think that when he comes back, we'll see a marked change in the offense. I think his absence has affected how the games have been called, and I really think it's play-calling that's forcing us to have this conversation.
For example, when we see the Bears in first and goal inside the five, and we inexplicably see three pass plays. If Bush gets those short yardage attempts and drives his average down, do we mind if he gets the touchdown? No, we don't. So I'm not inclined to only focus on individuals stats as long as the system is working. And overall, it is. How do I know this? Third downs and time of possession.
The Bears third down conversion percentage is up nearly eight points from last year, and they're on pace to have more third downs than last year. Is that good? Of course it is. More third downs means more drives and more sustained drives. And, the Bears are fourth in the league in time of possession, so something must be working.
If the offense would cut down on the offensive line issues (penalties and sacks) and Cutler would stop holding the ball forever, this team would be clicking. Against the Texans, they'll either take the next step, or get exposed. Either way, it should lead to growth as a team, and that's the big key as we're looking at what could be a very special season.
TJ: And I'm not saying the offense is struggling, merely that I'm worried about the lack of production by the "other guys." Jeffrey is the key going forward; he's Marshall-lite, and gives us the second big receiver option that Kellen Davis will never, ever, consistently be. Bennett's production should improve, but so far he and Cutler are not on the same page, and the offense needs him to get those first downs when Marshall's triple-covered.
I mentioned this in the comments section for Gilbert's "Offense too one-dimensional" article, but I think it proves my concerns about the offense are valid: Marshall accounts for 37% of all passing game targets, the highest target rate of any receiver this century. Teams will force the Bears' away from Marshall, meaning the rest of the gang need to step up.
Your points about Michael Bush make sense, and while I feel like his production is more akin to what we saw from previous well-paid veteran backs (i.e. not good), I'll leave that argument for another day (look at Advanced NFL Stats to compare him to other running backs this season). With Wade Phillips spouting off about double-covering Marshall the whole game (I don't believe that son-of-Bum, not completely), teams know that they have to be ready for Forte, and for Cutler-to-Marshall, but in order for the offense to win some of these tough games going forward, they'll need a little help from their (offensive) friends.


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In what easily could have been a 25 point win for the Noles, the Seminoles beat a decent Loyola Marymount team on their home floor 74-63. This was a game where the Noles offense and defense played better than the final score indicate. Offensively we had excellent ball movement but the rims were unkind, as the Noles missed at least 12 uncontested jumpers as well as several five-footers in traffic. On the opposite end, what had been a poor shooting Lions team hit an equal number of very contested shots. It was just one of those nights. Because of this the Lions were able to stay close all night, and weren't put away until the final seconds.
Derwin Kitchen had seven assists on a night where the team logged a season high 19. He did a good job controlling the tempo and has appeared more comfortable now that the Noles are emphasizing pushing the ball after made shots. He was called for four turnovers though. The team turned the ball over 14 times in a 66 possession game which is the NCAA average.
Chris Singleton - with over 20 NBA scouts on hand - put up a solid line of 15 pts, 5 boards, 4 assists and 2 steals. He marked Drew Viney most of the night and forced him to go deep into his arsenal of moves to get shots off. He scored 16 pts, but it was an inefficient effort off of 15 shots. Vernon Teel had 12 pts and 7 assists, though he was shut down in the 2nd half. He was penetrating at ease in the first half, but the backside help was much better after the break.
After a terrible start by Xavier Gibson he was replaced by Bernard James and Terrance Shannon who combined for 19 pts and 11 boards (5 offensive). Ian Miller, once again, was an unexplained no-show.
The Noles now continue their trip west, and play a 1am EST game against Hawaii on Thursday in the Diamond Head Classic Tournament.


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INDIANAPOLIS – Ryan Newman capped a dream weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway by scoring the biggest win of his NASCAR career in the Brickyard 400.
It was a popular win with the fans at IMS as Newman became the third driver with Hoosier roots to win, joining Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart. Newman and Jimmie Johnson, looking for his fifth Brickyard 400 win, started on the front row and battled for the win the entire distance. The two drivers with the dominant cars all day combined to lead 128 of the 160 laps.
During Saturday qualifying Newman edged Johnson for the 50th career pole of his career, which came just two weeks after it was announced he would not return with the Stewart-Haas team in 2013.
Newman took the lead for the final time on lap 149 following a round of green flag pit stops. Johnson's crew which had excellent pit stops all day faltered on the final stop taking 16.9seconds. With 20 laps remaining Johnson was 4.2-seconds behind Newman and closed to 3.1-secondswith ten circuits remaining but never challenged for the win.
"This is a dream come true," Newman said after the traditional kissing of the yard of bricks at IMS. "Starting on the pole and winning the race. Just an awesome day for us. It will take a week or so for this to set in."
Over the course of the final ten laps, Newman was hoping there wouldn't be a late race caution. "Happy it stayed green," he said. "We needed that. A great long-run car."
Newman said this will give the team confidence for the rest of the season as the win put him in contention for a wild card in the chase.
"We still got a championship to go after," he said. "We still got the Chase to chase."
This was Newman's 17th career win and his first since April, 2012 at Martinsville Speedway.
"Track position was really important," Johnson said. "We had a mistake on pit road and had a lot of distance to make up."
Johnson said had the mistake not happened on the last stop he would have been a lot closer to Newman.
"Catching someone and passing them are two different things," he said.Johnson said second place was not what the team was looking for, but acknowledged it was a good run for the team.
"When you have a race winning car, hate to see an opportunity go by," Johnson said of not winning his fifth Brickyard. "I can still go home with a smile on my face."
Kasey Kahne finished third with Tony Stewart and Matt Kenseth rounding out
the top five.
"I don't know how we could have a better week," Stewart said. "For Ryan to win the pole and battle with Jimmie (Johnson) all day. We had a top five car most of the day; just not as good as the front two. Everyone is happy for Ryan."
All but one of the lead changes took place during caution period or green flags stops. Only Joey Logano made a racing pass for the lead by passing teammate Brad Keselowski on lap 87.
Chevrolet powered cars took seven of the top ten positions with Toyota taking two spots and one Ford.
It was a great day for Hendrick Motorsports with all four cars finishing in the top ten led by Johnson with Kahne coming home third, Dale Earnhardt Jr. with a sixth place showing and Jeff by Gordon in seventh.
There were only three caution periods for a total of 14 laps, twice when rookie driver Timmy Hill stopped on the track.


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$750 - $900 /wk
$1,500 - $2,500 /mth
Comfortable and spacious condo in a great location
Review submitted: July 16, 2012 Date of arrival: June 2, 2012
We had a comfortable stay at the condo in June, 2012. It is clean, spacious and well maintained. The location is convenient to everything the island has to offer and the complex is quiet. The owner was very responsive to a last minute booking and went out of her way to answer all questions and provide additional information during our son's relocation to the island. We would definitely recommend this home to anyone looking for a great place to stay on SSI.
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Review submitted: February 24, 2012 Date of arrival: June 4, 2011
I have rented Lindsay's condo many times over the last years. My daughter, Laura has 4 children so when they come there are 6 people and the condo is perfect for that size family. Enough beds and bathrooms and the condo is decorated very nice and always so clean. My kids love it there. There is a swimming pool that is partly shaded and kids love that too. I think it's the best buy on St. Simons Island. If you had to rent motel rooms, you would pay so much more. I already have it booked for two weeks this summer. I would definitely give it a five-star rating. Plus, Lindsay Greene is so nice and a pleasure to know.
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Review submitted: February 21, 2012 Date of arrival: February 17, 2012
My wife and I needed a relaxing getaway from the big city! This condo was the ticket. Amazing views, read books for hours on the upper sundeck, and in sunroom. We walked and biked to nearby shops, dining, and beach. This is the perfect condo for couple get aways, families, and even would be great for 3 couples. I am not a big golfer, but this is a golfers paradise! We cannot wait to get back!
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Review submitted: February 20, 2012 Date of arrival: December 2, 2011
My wife and I had a great time at the condo. It was clean, well-decorated, roomy and convenient.
Great sun room and deck with beautiful views of the marsh. Quiet cul-de-sac and definitely a relaxing getaway. Condo is easy to find and convenient to beach, village, shopping and restaurants. We'll be back soon and send friends!
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Surpased our expectations!
Review submitted: September 28, 2010 Date of arrival: September 24, 2010
We stayed there the weekend of Sept 24 2010. The condo was everything as described. It was very well kept! I am a cautious person about sleeping in hotel or condo beds, but this condo was so clean I felt very comfortable laying my head on the pillow. The kitchen had everything we needed and living room was very "homey". The air conditioning was great as well. I would highly recommend this condo. It is nicely kept in a quiet and clean neighborhood. The pool looked nice, but we didn't have time to enjoy it. I guess next year, when I rent the condo again, I'll check out the pool.
Recommended for: age 55+, romantic getaway
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Review submitted: July 29, 2010 Date of arrival: July 24, 2010
I recently stayed at this condo and had a great time. The condo was big and I liked the 3 bedrooms having their own bathrooms. The view of the Marsh from both the upper deck and the sunroom was beautiful. It was also nice to have a pool 1 minute walking distance away. Thank you Lindsay it was everything you said it would be.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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could have been better
Review submitted: July 12, 2010 Date of arrival: July 2, 2010
We recenty stayed in this condo, we were basically overall satisfied. The condo is conveninent to all attractions. Here are some things that we did not like.... the AC could use some repairing or replacing, the air doesn't blow very well out of most of the vents, and it gets kinda warm due to this, the bathtub plugs will not seal to prevent your water from running out, there is no electric can opener, plenty of hand held ones, but none of them work, the kitchen faucet drips. During our stay, they sealed the parking lot and we couldn't park by the condo for THREE days, which resulted in carrying anything a pretty good distance to and from our condo!
Recommended for: age 55+
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Thanks to these guests for candid feedback, only wish I had received these comments during their stay. We have a maintenance crew and air conditioning company who are very responsive and could have immediately addressed these issues.
The timing for the parking lot work was unfortunate and out of our control. All of the items in the review have been fixed. In our 10+ years with Homeaway, this is our only unfavorable review. Thanks again for bringing these items to our attention.
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Family getaway
Review submitted: December 31, 2008 Date of arrival: November 25, 2008
We got to spend Thanksgiving this year in this condo and couldn't have asked for a nicer place to stay. It was very clean, well equipped, and in a quiet neighborhood - but still within a short distance to everything on the island. The condo easily accomodated all 6 of us without problems. We love going to St. Simons in the late fall and would stay at this condo again any time. Lindsay, the owner, was very quick in her replies and extremely helpfull with all of my questions. Great place to stay, great owner. We look forward to staying there again.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car
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Charleston, SC (SportsNetwork.com) - Despite trailing the entire second half, a late-game surge and last-second layup from Willis Hall inched the College of Charleston Cougars past the Charlotte 49ers, 83-82, at TD Arena.
Canyon Barry netted a game-high 26 points for the Cougars (1-1) in his second collegiate game, shooting 11-for-19 from the field. Joe Chealey added 18 points, including 4-of-8 from 3-point range. Hall racked up a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds.
Pierria Henry led the scoring for the 49ers (1-1) with 21 points, shooting 7- for-12 from the field. Willie Clayton earned a double-double with 19 points and a game-best 13 rebounds. Terrence Williams (16 points), Shawn Lester (14) and Mike Thorne Jr. (10) were the other Charlotte players in double figures.
Four of those Charlotte players were already in double figures at the end of the first half, as the 49ers shot 55 percent. They also took advantage of a 10-of-13 effort from the free throw line to get out to a 49-38 lead at the break.
The 49ers shot only 38.5 percent to the Cougars' 50 percent in the second half and eventually saw the lead they had held during the entire half slip away. With 12 seconds on the clock, Chealey came up with a steal, then buried a 3- pointer to bring the Cougars within one. After being fouled to stop the clock, Henry missed two crucial free throws which could have put the game away. Chealey got the rebound off the second miss and was able to find Hall on the other end for the game-winning layup.
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Hodgson Russ announces the following attorneys have been appointed to lead firm practice groups.
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Michael E. Maxwell now heads the firm's Tort's, Insurance & Products Liability Practice Group. The group had been led most recently by Hugh M. Russ, III.
Paul D. Meosky now heads the Environment & Energy Practice Group. The group had been led most recently by Rick Kennedy.
Thomas W. Nelson, whose administrative area oversees the Estates & Trusts Practice Group, said, "Our estates and trusts clients will benefit from Kathy's leadership skills and client-service philosophy, as will our TIPL and environmental clients from having Mike and Paul in their new positions."
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LAS VEGAS - The world's largest consumer electronics show kicks off in Las Vegas on Tuesday. Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend. Among the neat items being showcased this year: a 3D Television set without 3D TV goggles.
The TV set is being produced by Vizio. While it's still in the works, Vizio says you won't need to wear 3D glasses in order to see the 3D elements. The visuals are done with multiple television frames and other technological advances.
The TV isn't ready to be sold to the public just yet, but Vizio says it's getting closer to perfecting it.
Vizio says in order to be successful in the 3D TV realm, companies are going to have to start creating the television sets without 3D glasses, because consumers don't tend to like wearing 3D glasses while watching TV.
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A Savannah man was arrested Tuesday night on an outstanding warrant for possession of a firearm by a felon.
Charles "Chuckie" Johnson, 26, was arrested by FBI agents, members of Savannah-Chatham Metro Police Dept.'s SWAT and SCMPD's Central Precinct's
Tactical Investigations Unit. A federal arrest warrant was obtained for Johnson's arrest on Aug. 15.
Johnson is wanted for questioning in connection with seven armed bank robberies at these locations: Savannah Bank on Chatham Parkway; Wells Fargo on Abercorn Street; Savannah Postal Credit Union on Oglethorpe Professional Boulevard; Heritage Bank on Stephenson Avenue; First Chatham Bank on Stephenson Avenue; First Chatham Bank on Hodgson Memorial Drive and United Community Bank on East Victory Drive.
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Many people live with a hole in the heart and it doesn't cause a problem. But in some people, tiny blood clots may form around that hole, called a Patent Foramen Ovale, or PFO.
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Todd W. Burris was born in Lexington, Kentucky and grew up on a farm in Jessamine County until his family moved to Lexington when he was eight. He attended Henry Clay High School. After High School he journeyed out west where his adventures led him to Colorado and Montana. He eventually began to ski professionally and became a certified United States Ski Coach, he spent the summers working as a whitewater raft and backcountry trip guide before returning to Kentucky in 1998. He developed a strong work ethic, adventurous spirit, and ability to overcome difficult times through his experience out west.
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Strange but true: We've had a tougher time against the M's this year than any other team in our division, at least until the damn slegnA sweep. It ain't gonna get any easier, either. The Mariners are what-passes-for-resurgent, playing their best baseball of the season this past month. If the Astros thought they had a roommate for that cellar apartment they're going to be moving into next April, they might be shit outta luck!
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2. The Human Drama Of Athletic Competition: Do any of these games go into Extra Innings? Are any of these games tied through Seven Innings? Through Five? Scoreless through Three? (1 point each, 4 total)
3. Jemile and Dustin, The Final Chapter: It's been a lost season for Jemile Weeks, and a disappointing one for the Mariners' Dustin Ackley. I expect a rebound season from both of them in 2013, particularly from our own Mr. Weeks. For now, predict PA/H/XBH for Ackley. (2 points each) Is he charged with an Error (at any defensive position)? (1 point) Don't wanna leave Jemile out, so... predict his PA/H/XBH for Friday's game only, when I assume he'll be starting at 2B for the River Cats. (2 points each, 13 total)
4. Part-Timer Pandemonium: Brandon Moss. Collin Cowgill. Brandon Hicks. Predict PA/H/XBH for each player (2 points each) Name one of these players who is in the starting line-up on either Saturday or Sunday. "Nobody" is, of course, a valid guess. (1 point, 19 total)
5. King Yardstick: Oh, Joy; Felix Hernandez pitches for the M's on Friday. Do any of our Starting Pitchers in this Series a) Pitch More Innings? b) Allow Fewer Hits? c) Walk Fewer Batters? d) Strike Out More Batters? (2 points each, 8 total) If Felix is scratched, this question is off the board.
6. Sliding-Scale Longball: Who hits the first HR for each team in this Series? You can guess up to 3 players from each team. A correct answer based on 3 guesses is worth 1 point. A correct answer based on 2 guesses is worth 3 points. A correct answer based on 1 guess is worth 5 points. You can guess "Nobody" for either team. A correct "Nobody" is worth 3 points. (10 points possible, in theory)
7. Some Of That Stuff In The Bowels Of The Box Score: Over/Under/Tie for a) 1 Passed Ball, both teams combined b) 2 Wild Pitches, both teams combined c) 65,000 total attendance for the Series (1 point each, 3 total)
8. Go, Cats, Go!! Reno v. Sacto. Best-of-Five for the PCL Pacific Conference Title. Two of these games will be in the books by gametime Friday. Do the River Cats win the PCL Pacific? (1 point)
Answers due by 7:10 PDT Friday. In the meantime, let's all hold a good thought for Brandon and Amanda McCarthy.
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Celebrate the summer at the Beverly Wilshire pop-up lounge overlooking Rodeo Dr. every Thursday until Sept. 22 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Enjoy the sunset and sparkling lights in Beverly Hills while sipping a cool cocktail and enjoying complimentary canapés and valet parking. 9500 Wilshire Blvd. (310)275-2851.
Summerland Winemaker Dinner
Winemaker Etienne Terlinden and L'Ermitage Beverly Hills are offering a special dinner on August 30 at 7 p.m. For $85 per person, enjoy six-limited production, handcrafted wines paired perfectly with six inspired courses by Chef Joseph Elevado. Start with a Grenache with a scallop appetizer and finish with an orange Muscat to accompany a chocolate bombshell with salted caramel. 9291 Burton Way, (310)278-3344.
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This Saturday, August 27 at the famous Two Rodeo in Beverly Hills, sip, sample and savor the good life at the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center annual food and wine event. Enjoy tasting dishes from some of our city's hottest chefs. Come see and bid on an extensive auction of fine wines, travel packages and fine dining certificates. The evening begins at 8 p.m. VIP tasting begins at 6:30 p.m. Two Rodeo Dr., (323)993-7681.
Fig & Olive Summer Rose
Explore dry Rose wines from Provence tonight from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. For $10 per person, nosh on complimentary appetizers while tasting four Cotes de Provence labels. 8490 Melrose Pl. (310)360-9100.
Cooking Class at Cecconi's
Stand next to Executive Chef Andrea Cavaliere to learn how to prepare Venetian- style small plates. Cavaliere will be cooking salt cod croquettes, zucchini blossoms with goat cheese, calzoni, scamorza and eggplant. The class is this Saturday, August 27 at 11 a.m. and should finish around 1 p.m. The price is $90 and includes tastings of each dish prepared and wine. 8764 Melrose Ave. (310)432-2000
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Mondrian LA welcomes Executive Chef, Mark Pollard. Pollard has been a chef at Andre Balazs -The Restaurant at The Standard Hotel in Los Angeles and Hollywood. Some of the special dishes he is developing to emphasize flavor, vibrancy and ingenuity are Asian Caribbean paella with lobster, shrimp, chorizo, chicken and Chinese sausages. His Asian gazpacho shots are made with jicama and topped with shrimp tempura. 8440 Sunset Blvd. (323)848-6000.
Social Hour at MoKo
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Clint Bowyer fielded fan questions for nearly 30 minutes Monday at the NASCAR Hall of Fame, where the topics covered everything from his recent appearance on an episode of "Duck Dynasty" to his displeasure with people who text while driving.
MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Jeff Gordon used an unprecedented chairman's selection to get into the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship 48 hours before the opening race.
MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Matt Kenseth will be right behind Jimmie Johnson when the green flag drops at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday.
TALLADEGA, Ala. - Chaos is a recurrent theme at Talladega Superspeedway.
TALLADEGA, Ala. - They plan and tinker, double-check this and triple-check that.
CONCORD, N.C.- Michael Waltrip Racing will run only two full-time cars next season because of the loss of sponsor NAPA, part of the fallout from its attempts to manipulate a race to get Martin Truex Jr. into the Chase.
CONCORD, N.C. - Brad Keselowski snapped a 37-race winless streak Saturday night by chasing down Kasey Kahne in the closing laps at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
CONCORD, N.C. - Kyle Larson can't be goaded into setting an unreasonable expectation for his Sprint Cup debut.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Considering where Jeff Gordon was after Richmond, left out of the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship in part due to some late-race shenanigans, he couldn't have been happier on Sunday.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Kevin Harvick didn't simply have his hands full with the rest of the Sprint Cup field Sunday. He also was trying to tame a squirrely surface at Kansas Speedway.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Chase leader Matt Kenseth could be forgiven for a relatively sour opinion of the tire that Goodyear brought to Kansas Speedway this weekend.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. chased Jimmie Johnson around Dover International Speedway, only to see his teammate grab his record-setting eighth victory at the Monster Mile.
DOVER, Del. - Jimmie Johnson held off a teammate, passed a pair of Hall of Famers, and dominated once more at Dover.
DOVER, Del. - Matt Kenseth has Chase perfection. Kyle Busch nailed the runner-up finishes. And no driver can touch the championship pedigree of Jimmie Johnson.
These are strange times in NASCAR, where everything has turned upside down in the blink of an eye.
Tony Stewart has one final shot to make the Chase, and it's not a very good one: He must win Saturday night at Richmond, where he last visited Victory Lane in 2002.
HAMPTON, Ga. - Kevin Harvick took yet another pole, this time with a big assist from Tony Stewart in the team owner's return to the track.
HAMPTON, Ga. - Tony Stewart took his seat on the podium - unshaven, his eyes glassy - and unfolded a sheet of paper. His voice quivered as he read, pausing to maintain his composure as he described the death of a driver he hit as "one of the toughest tragedies I've ever had to deal with."
It was just past 3 a.m. when Will Power was awakened from a deep sleep on the top floor of his hotel in Napa, California. The IndyCar Series points leader was in the middle of his first earthquake and wasn't certain he was going to make it out alive.
BRISTOL, Tenn. - Joey Logano surged past Matt Kenseth with 44 laps to go and won for the first time in his career at Bristol Motor Speedway, foiling Kenseth's gambling attempt to secure a spot in NASCAR's playoffs.
BRISTOL, Tenn. - Kevin Harvick has become the best qualifier in NASCAR's top series, at least for this season.
There are hundreds of guidebooks on how to handle grief, how to navigate the emotional suffering that follows a significant loss.
BROOKLYN, Mich. - It had been 13 years since Jeff Gordon's last victory at Michigan - which came during the same season as his most recent championship on NASCAR's top series.
LEXINGTON, Ohio - As the laps dwindled, Chris Buescher's anxiety rose.
BROOKLYN, Mich. - Even Jimmie Johnson has a temper - one that was on display long before he became a six-time champion and one of NASCAR's most respected drivers.
When Jason Leffler was killed in a sprint car crash last summer, Tony Stewart passionately defended the grassroots racing of America.
LONG POND, Pa. - Dale Earnhardt Jr. traded hats, waited for his cue, and flashed three fingers for the cameras.
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There is nothing quite like seeing a sore loser in action, especially when this sore loser is threatening to put the citizens and the future of Kansas at risk.
Today the Kansas Senate voted to keep a new version of Brownback's tax plan in committee in order to seek further compromise between the House and Senate and create a fiscally responsible bill that will not completely bankrupt the state like the current version which is sitting on Brownback's desk right now.
However the House has refused to go any further in negotiations leaving the future of our great state hanging in the balance.
After not getting his way time and time again this legislative session Governor Brownback has threatened to sign the reckless $4.5 Billion dollar tax cut for businesses and rich Kansans and now he has a choice to make.
The tax cut will absolutely destroy Kansas as we know it – leaving a $2.7 Billion crater in the budget by 2018 – and the only person who can stop it is Sam Brownback.
Schools, highways, prisons, services for the elderly and disabled…all suffered deep cuts over the last several years that will never be restored if the Governor signs this bill. State employee pay will suffer.
Unless Sam Brownback vetoes this tax cut.
And while businesses and rich Kansans enjoy their income tax cuts the rest of Kansas will see property and sales taxes go up and up and up.
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Ichan literraly own $FDML, CVRR, CVI AND UAN Most of the stocks are sitiing near lows for the year. Are those undervalued or over valued even at these levals. It is nice to be pushing others with out cleaning your own stuff
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There's been quit a few investment companies that have coverted to a REIT. Iron Mountain announced last month and the stock shot up 17%. Windstream Holdings said it would convert also, the stock went up 12%. I'd say thats a g…more
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The Napa County Assessor Division is in the process of relocating and is not open to the public. Please be patient if you have left voicemails; staff is currently fielding calls and will return them as soon as possible.
Questions about address changes and boats can be directed to 253-4457.
Questions about ownership of real property can be directed to 259-8601.
Questions about Homeowners Exemptions can be directed to 259-8752.
When a FEMA center opens in Napa County, a representative from the Assessor Division will be present to field questions on reporting calamities.
In my capacity as the elected Assessor-Recorder-Clerk I want to provide as much information to the public as possible regarding property tax, document recording and other related issues. An informed public is the key to good customer service and to ensuring that every property owner and resident receives fair and prompt treatment. Some of the duties of the department include property tax assessment and parcel map maintenance.
Read the Assessor's news release about the 2013-2014 Napa County Roll closure here.
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