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You have board members having affairs with eachother and the entire town is aware of it. That is a disgrace in itself. You are representing our school in all the decisions you make and you cannot even keep your personal life out of the BOE. The two of you should be ashamed of yourselves. And these board members are not even the only ones to have an affairs.
The most disgraceful thing that the CSA and Board has done is hire the new secretary at a salary close to the one of the previous secretary and the new secretary has absolutely NO, yes thats right NO school experience at all. Seems to be taking on the same pattern as when they hired the CSA, NO public school knowledge. Mr. Kevin who has held that place together gets absolutely nothing for all the hard work he has done since the summer keeping that place from falling apart and this lady walks off the street and makes that kind of salary. I think the BOE should have to justify a 70% school secretary/30% CSA secretary at a salary of that kind with NO experience in a school ever. And Mr. Kevin sits there with his same old salary from 2 years ago since he was not given a raise this year because the BOE and CSA did not feel he deserved one. They sicken me and all the rest of the resident in this town.


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CALDWELL — Jefferson Middle School received a bomb threat Wednesday morning, less than 24 hours after a Tuesday threat caused the school to evacuate.
Sergeant Chad Sloan of the Caldwell Police said the threatening call was made at 11:18 a.m.
Students were placed on a soft lockdown while police checked the school, but the situation has already been cleared, he said.
The children have returned to their regular school activities, and no evacuation is planned.
Tuesday, a caller made threats against Washington Elementary School, Jefferson Middle School, and Vallivue High School.
Sloan said he believed the same caller made all three threats. Police, including officers from the Nampa bomb squad, searched the school for explosives but found nothing suspicious.
The calls were likely made as a prank, Sloan said.

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LP Field security and the Tennessee Titans announced a new game day safety policy that will be in effect for the UK-WKU game on Aug. 31.
According to the release, the policy affects restrictions on the size of bags that are permitted into LP Field -- not the items that you normally need to bring to a game. Each fan may carry in their pocket items such as keys, makeup, combs, phones, wallets, and credit cards, and may also continue to carry a blanket or jacket into the stadium.
The release says LP Field security strongly encourages fans to not bring any type of bags into the stadium. However, certain bags are permissible and those exceptions are listed below. Fans will be able to carry the following style and size bag, package, or container at stadium plaza areas, stadium gates, or when approaching queue lines of fans awaiting entry into the stadium:
- Fans may carry in a small clutch bag or purse approximately the size of a hand, with or without a handle or strap. (See link below for more details.)
- Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12" by 6" and 12" or
- A one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag (Ziploc bag or similar).
- An exception will be made for medically necessary items, including seat cushions, after proper inspection at Gates 1, 5 & 7 designated for this purpose.
- Diapers and wipes must be carried in a clear bag. Each member of a family, including children, will be able to carry an approved clear bag and a clutch purse, providing ample storage capacity.
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Red Head Sluts offers pics and videos of beautiful, fiery babes.
Red Head Sluts is part of something called the Mega Porn Mall, which actually raises some questions for me. I dont know much about the Mega Porn Mall, but a name like that usually means they have a bunch of crappy content thrown together in a heap in hopes of appealing to all interests without catering to any of them. The tour is well put together with hot pictures of beautiful redheads posing solo and hooking up with well hung dudes. There are no hints of video however. In truth Red Head Sluts has the feel of a hastily put together mega site. The early days of porn online were dominated by these sites that bought up as many picture galleries and leased as many streaming feeds as possible to simply have tons of content that they could crow about. Then they slapped together a number of tours that focused on different niches within their content empire and tried to pass them off as separate and unique sites. Im hoping that isnt the case here.
As it turns out Red Head Sluts is one of those sites, although its put together better than most. The design is garbage thanks to the fact that its from a template they use for every site in the network. All they do is change out the colors, and in this case theyve paired fire engine red with baby blue; the two dont go together very well. The latest picture updates are listed at the top of the page with a small thumbnail from each. By all accounts they add a new gallery every 2-3 days, however there are only 32 galleries (as of October 24, 2007) so youll be done with them in a few days, a week tops. The good thing is the photo galleries are awfully hot. I absolutely love redheads so Im a little biased, but objectively speaking these girls are hot and the naughty things they do are entertaining. When youre choosing a gallery youll find that they dont provide preview thumbnails. Youre left to browse randomly, choosing based on the girls name (or her partners name) and the date on which the content was added. The galleries themselves have thumbnailed previews, thankfully. The images are split between solo posing sets, lesbian hookups and hardcore sex scenes. My favorite gallery stars Kathy and Gabriella. Gabriella is a stunningly beautiful redhead and its her that makes the gallery well worth checking out. Kathy is a blonde and the two girls strip each other naked and have a full on lesbian sex scene including pussy eating, ass licking and dildo penetration. The full images vary in size from gallery to gallery but in general theyre large enough to fill the screen. There are photo sets in more than thirty other categories as well. These include Asians, anal sex, cumshots, fetish, fat chicks, gangbang and gay. The galleries are laid out in the same way as the redhead pics (still no preview thumbnails when choosing a gallery) and the quality holds. Its an exceptional collection of images, although once again there arent nearly enough redheads. The videos are the star of the show at Red Head Sluts. First you get 18 hardcore clips starring redheads. Most scenes are 20-30 minutes long and can be downloaded in one minute clips. Im not sure why they didnt also provide a full length clip since it would have been far less irritating. As it is, downloading hundreds of one minute files (if you grab them all that is) is quite a task, and thats just the redhead videos. There are 31 categories, each sporting a fair number of videos. In truth its an enormous collection and it continues to grow as they add a new clip to each category every week. All the videos are downloadable and many of the categories qualify as fetish. Examples include pregnant chicks, bisexual scenes, creampies, fat chicks, squirting and typical categories like teens, big tits, Asians, anal sex and lesbians. Im impressed with the sheer volume of video content, although I was disappointed that so little of it featured actual redheads.
Red Head Sluts was disappointing in many ways although it staged a comeback at the end and currently sits as a decent site that would get my recommendation if youre a hardcore redhead fan. The real trouble is they charge $39.99 for 32 photo galleries and 18 video clips of Redhead Sluts. Thats too much money for too little content, unless you can open yourself to the bonus content. There are hundreds of full length videos and picture galleries from a variety of other categories that are worth checking out. Given the bonus content I believe a membership is worth the expense.
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Intel's dev tools for OS X have finally hit beta. This is a very happy day.
I've said it from the beginning: Intel's development tools are the best part of Apple's decision to switch to Intel CPUs. I am genuinely psyched.
Said incredible Intel compilers for OS X are now downloadable as betas. You need to request participation in the beta and wait for an invitation response. If you get your invite, you'll get a link to register with Intel and download Intel's C++ and Fortran compilers, the Math Kernel Library and Integrated Performance Primitives.
x86 developers running Windows and Linux have been spoiled by Intel's tools for years. When I moved to the Mac, long before I knew Apple was going Intel, Intel's dev tools were chief among the very few assets it pained me to leave behind.
Professional Mac development is elevated to a whole new level.
No adjustments are necessary; Intel's tools are gcc-compatible. But instead of shooting low for compatibility's sake, as most x86 apps must, by "optimizing" for 80386, you can safely have your Mac compilers optimize for Pentium-M and leverage all of the current-generation instruction set extensions. Intel's math and performance libraries provide x86-tuned procedures for operations that need the processor's best performance but where either OS libraries are inadequate or an excess of reinvention is required.
It comes out reading like a sales pitch, but it's my experience with Intel's compilers talking, not PR from Intel or Apple. If you're a Mac developer who makes a living writing code, or you want to become one, the Intel compilers are just plain required.
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No notes, no communications from the Jury, and no surprises on the first day of deliberation in the Kilpatrick Inc. Public Corruption trial. M.L. Elrick will take a look at the make-up of the jury that is even now deciding the fate of Kwame Kilpatrick, Bobby Ferguson, and Bernard Kilpatrick. M.L. will have that story tonight on Fox 2 News and you can see a complete list on MyFoxDetroit.com. I'll be back in the Theodore J. Levin Federal Court House in the morning to bring you the latest.
Not a word from the Jury so far today in the Kilpatrick Inc. Public Corruption Trial but there was a little action going on in U.S. District Judge Stephen Murphy's court room.
A jury found Zayd Allebban guilty on 2 counts of obstruction of justice. Allebban is a former Wayne County Technology manager that prosecutors claim faked receipts to explain money taken from computer equipment vendor. The jury found Allebban not guilty on two more charges; conspiracy to obstruct justice and a third obstruction of justice charge. His boss, Tahir Kazmi, plead guilty bribery charges.
The two top prosecutors in the Kilpatrick Inc. case, Mark Chutkow and Mike Bullotta, were in the gallery as the jury returned the verdict.
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The Chicago Blackhawks have signed Ryan Potulny to a one-year two-way contract. The deal will pay Potulny $500,000 at the NHL level and $105,000 if he's in the AHL. This must have been a frustrating summer for the former Oiler. After scoring 15-17-32 in 64 games and representing his country in the World Hockey Championships Potulny must have felt like he'd finally established himself in the NHL, and that a one-way deal would surely be available from someone. Instead, he took a haircut on last year's NHL salary, and got the same AHL wage as he did a year ago. For the Oilers, it's hard to understand how one-way deals for J.F. Jacques and Steve MacIntyre make more sense than a one-way deal for Potulny. Oh well. I wish Potulny nothing but the best with Hawks.


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The Washington Redskins have suffered another injury to a key player, this time on offense.
Tight end Fred Davis is out for the year after tearing his Achilles in Sunday's loss to the Giants.
Davis was the team's leading receiver this year with over 300 yards.
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Cooley passed his physical Monday morning.
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In last night's game wrap, there was a critical discussion on the role of agents in baseball, in particular (of course) Scott Boras. On the whole, they're not viewed in a positive light, and it's easy to see why - the Fan, by definition, supports the Team, and the Team has to negotiate with the Agent to sign the Player. While I'm sure most Fans are happy for Mr Helton and his family to earn 9 figures by playing for the Rockies, they're also aware how much that takes out of the payroll and therefore directly affects the health of the team. Fair enough.
However, it's not really fair to think this way. An agent isn't a parasite, isn't a thief or a conman, stealing loyalties and betraying clubs. He's a professional adviser with specific skills, and I'll explain what he does after the jump.
First, a declaration of interest: I am an agent, representing writers and directors in film and television. So I know little of the specific ins and outs of sports representation and anything I claim about agenting is based on my knowledge and how it might transfer to baseball. Any mistakes and ommissions are made in good faith and I'd be happy to be corrected.
I'm sure most of you have a good idea what an agent does, and why we exist. Essentially, there is a real need for our services. Dealmaking is a signficant skill which involves a combination of experience, specialised knowledge, quick wits, and cojones. It's not something most people can do straight out of the box - even those who are brilliant debaters, skilled liggers, or journeyed hagglers will not have the savvy in terms of legal matters, precedents, statistics or, possibly most importantly, the network of personal and professional relationships which are central to the business.
As a result, most people are not able to negotiate as well, or as comprehensively, as someone trained and experienced in the role. I couldn't go into a classroom and teach, or a kitchen and cook, or onto a diamond and hit .270 in the minors. So expecting a young man without, necessarily much in the way of education or smarts (they may well have both, but that doesn't change much), to deal with a slick corporate machine playing financial hardball is ridiculous.
Many sports have a history of players being genuinely hard up, while the clubs, leagues or officials rake in the profits. As the stakes increase, it's only natural for the players to want a fair share of the rewards, and unions and agents, among others, proved an effective way of ensuring this. While some boggle at the astronomical salaries of top sportsmen, you have to remember two things: only a very few players earn the very biggest bucks, for a finite time; and all industries hugely reward their very best performers.
However, where the big money can be found, you'll also find the ruthlessness and greed of big business. And for the players to deal with this on anything approaching a level playing field, they need advisers, That's where the agents come in. Effectively, we are employed to find the place where supply and demand meet - and then to try and gain any benefit we can above and beyond that mark. We know the business, we know the precedents, and we can form a well-reasoned opinion as to the needs of the buyers and how they match up with our clients, and we do everything we can to take advantage of that.
We also know the small print - I don't know what it might be in baseball, but as an example in film, I know what rights to try to reserve for my client. A film writer will, for instance, want to retain stage, radio and publication rights for their script. They will want to get the material back after a set time period, if the producer doesn't make the film. They will want bonuses based on awards won, on box office figures. They will want an executive producer role, they will want creative approvals, they will want a share of net profits - it all sounds perfectly logical when it's written in front of you, but the producer won't offer a young, naive talent this up front - and without the knowledge that they should fight for it (and what results they can reasonably expect), how can they take on the movie exec at their own game?
On top of this, we have specific legal and accounting advice for our clients (supplemented, I'm sure, by PR people, managers, assistants and the like for top sportsmen), and we have the infrastructure to take care of all the administration. We also do a hell of a lot of work that doesn't have a positive outcome, but we don't charge for it. Not having to worry about any of that is a massive plus for the client.
There are also the "intangibles". If a player had to deal direct with the management, then any argument, any perceived lack of transparency or respct would undoubtedly cause a rift between the people who need, more than anything, to have a strong and uncomplicated working relationship. As agents, we take that role - we get into scraps, we give ultimatums, we bring up unpleasant truths - we can fundamentally be straight up with employers, because that's our job. We don't lie, or cheat, or betray - well, I'm sure it happens, but *I* don't do it and it's certainly not an essential part of the skillset. We DO make sure that everything is represented in the best possible light for the client - and the employer is, no doubt, doing the same for their interests.
In other words, it's a meeting of equals, in both of whose interests it is to make a deal work. A done deal is one which is mutually satisfactory to both parties. It may not turn out that way in the short or long term - Vernon Wells' agent is probably a lot happier about his last deal that Tulo's is (but when it comes to the NEXT deal, who do you think will be smiling?) - but the implicit fact is that all parties are making professionally informed decisions. A player cannot expected to be able to do this on his own.
Of course, all this doesn't change the fact that the existence of the Boras-type agent makes baseball that little bit more unfair, increasing the purchasing power of the big clubs to the detriment of the small ones. That's life. But if this factor is partly responsible for teams like the Rockies putting more into scouting, training, drafting and trading, then in a way it delivers a more satisfying result in terms of creating a team that's more like a community, a family we can feel part of. It must be hell to be a Yankees fan, everything so superficial and subject to the whims of fashion, celebrity and $$$.
So that's why agents exist. Please do comment on and question any of the above, and I'll do my best to respond. I don't think my job is "worthy" as such - not compared to teachers, doctors, firefighters, soldiers, social workers, or even entertainers - but we're an intergral part of the machinery that makes so much of what you take for granted in life work as well as it does.


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Dear St. Louis Cardinals fans and / or the editors of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
- How about every time y'all complain about that third base umpire's blown call during Johan Santana's no-hitter we take away a game-winning home run by Mark McGwire from 1997 to 2001?
- And admit that if Mike Matheny and Jose Oquendo were better at arguments, they would've thought to emphatically point at that chalkless notch in the third base line as clear evidence it was a fair ball, and would've thus gotten the umpire to change the call
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Learning to love again
Many Mets fans can agree that loving the Mets can be a lot like a bad relationship. For some, the events of the last few years felt like the last straw. Avoiding the park simply out of a feeling of betrayal from a franchise that wouldn't resign one of our most beloved players in Jose Reyes and after squandering millions of dollars on a bad deal with a convicted felon.
We may never know how much the Mets knew about Madoff, but the whole affair left a bad taste in the mouth of some fans and questioning the baseball moves of the team seemed quaint as compared to the sick-to-your-stomach feeling that ownership might be involved in some very bad things.
Last night, I started to forgive and tried to forget. This season was not expected to yield much. A rebuilding year. A franchise coming out of the nuclear winter of financial ruin less devestated than worried they might be, but still battered. June 1st, a game out of first place, several games above five hundred than this late in some time.
And a miracle.
In some ways last night was almost as sweet as a World Series win, not quite, but so rare, for this team at least. Something the team has longed to achieve for 50 seasons. They've won two World Series championships. They never had a pitcher toss a no-hitter. You go through every game with the hope this might be the one. That's a lot of games and a lot of longing. This was big. This was special.
Who knows what the rest of the season holds for this team, but something changed. This was a turning point for some people and allowed me to finally move on and enjoy it with the baggage a little less heavy.
Terry cried, I cried and I finally remembered what it was like to really truly fall in love with this team again.
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New York Mets starting pitcher JOHAN SANTANA, after throwing the first no-hitter in the team's 8,020-game history.
Athletes who put the fans first: awesome.
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What I love about Johan is not just that he cares about the fans— he does, and that is indeed awesome— but that he cares about his teammates, mentors the young ones, openly cheers them on the field when he's on the mound. As professional athletes go, Johan Santana is a class act. I was proud to have him wearing my laundry before last night, and I am proud to have him wearing my laundry today.
All that really needs to be said about Joe Ricketts…
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Things You May Have Missed While You Were Living Your Life
When not watching baseball, why not read about baseball? The New York Times lists some of their favorites. My choice: The Kid Who Only Hit Home Runs.
My dad's book is on that list! Nearly as proud as I was when WP Kinsella called it the best baseball novel ever written.
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Channel 4 is looking back at the top stories in Middle Tennessee for 2012.
The fungal meningitis outbreak that affected multiple states was particularly deadly in Tennessee, killing 13 residents. The story was voted as the biggest of 2012 by WSMV.com viewers.
The terrible outbreak caused the Centers for Disease Control to rush to Nashville.
Their investigation was quick, leading to a bad batch of steroids from the New England Compounding Center in Massachusetts.
Middle Tennessee summers are always hot, but this year was one for the record books. Between late June and early July, the average daily temperature was 104 degrees. June 29 was the hottest day ever recorded in Nashville, with a temperature of 109.
In a year where Tennessee was named the third-worst state in America for women killing men, there were some unforgettable, awful killing sprees.
In Lincoln County, a six-person murder mystery occurred in October. The case is still unsolved after the main suspect was found murdered himself.
In Bellevue, three people were stabbed to death in September. A neighbor, Craig Garber, was arrested.
In west Nashville, three more were murdered on Maxon Avenue on Oct. 22. Lorenzo Kelvin Jenkins was arrested, but others involved may still be at-large.
In sports, the University of Tennessee's most famous coach, Pat Summitt, resigned. The Cheatham County native is second in college basketball national championships to UCLA legend John Wooden.
One of the most positive stories of the year was the success of the Little League team from Goodlettsville. The team defeated Petaluma, CA, 24-16 in a thrilling U.S. Championship game for the U.S. title but lost to Japan for the national title.
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The Browns are one loss away from undoing, from a record standpoint, all of the good work they did in wins at New Orleans and vs. New England, and it's on head coach Eric Mangini to make sure Cleveland regroups in time for a key game at Jacksonville Sunday after its tough 26-20 OT loss to the Jets.
Whether you agree or disagree with Mangini's decision to roll the dice and try to drive downfield for the game-winning points when the Browns were pinned on their three-yard line with less than two minutes left to play in overtime when he could have played for the tie, his thought process marks a clear set of expectations: The Browns are playing to win. A more conservative approach, if executed well, might have earned Cleveland a half-game in the standings, though that would leave Mangini open to gripes about playing for the tie.
The Browns hung in against a tough opponent on Sunday. They have done so all season.
"We can play with anybody and we'll fight anybody," Mangini said.
That much is very apparent after nine games.
Now, here comes a big challenge for the Browns — keeping a high level of energy and continuing to execute so well after a potentially deflating loss. With a win over the Jaguars, the Browns would be 4-6 entering a game vs. feeble Carolina. On such a two-game stretch can momentum be built. However, progress can also be squandered.


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Not to take away from the excitement of this year, cause I am enjoying the ride. With all the activity in the minors though, I wanted to take a look into the not so distant future.
More specifically the end of this year and next.
I think we have a lot of answers already which is pretty exciting. Andrew McCutchen is going to be our CF. Marte is going to be in LF. Pedro is going to be at 3B. Walker is going to be at 2B. Martin is going to be C. Grilli is going to close and for the most part our bullpen is pretty wrapped up. Melacon, Wilson, Morris, Watson all seem to be solid for the next year and a half.
Locke and Cole look to make up 2/5 of the rotation. At this point it looks like Morton is at least going to be a good option for a 3rd spot. Liriano also looks to be a good bet for the 4th spot.
So the questions come in to what might we add, how can we improve and who do we get rid of.
1. Does AJ come back and stay healthy and if so does he retire or possibly sign a one year deal?
2. Does Wandy come back healthy and where does he fit in the future?
3. Tallion looks like he is going to be on roughly the same path as Cole was, so is that our 5th guy in the rotation for the second half of next year?
4. Do we stick with guys like Oliver, Stohly, Cumpton, Mcphearson, and Gomez for depth next year or do we go out and add a pitcher?
5. Do we bring Sanchez up and let him backup Martin for next year with the idea he will take over in 2 years?
6. Has Mercer won a play share this year and the job for next year?
7. If so do we just sign a back up middle infielder?
8. How long do we have to watch Inge struggle?
9. Does Lambo earn a spot on the team? I would rather watch him swing for the fences off the bench than Inge grounding into a double play.
10. Do we ride out the Snider/Tabata Jones/Sanchez train or do we look to add a bat? Polanco could possibly play himself into the lineup late next year. Dickerson is coming around, but don't see a real ugrade internally at 1B.
We have a lot of trade chips. We have a lot of talent in the majors and minors. A lot of young talent to boot.
It is a very exciting time, and I for one am on the fence on whether we should tweak things or ride them out and see how things come about. We aren't putting our hopes and dreams on a player or two to come be the savior.
I don't see any major improvements coming cheap(Cliff Lee). And I don't see and minor improvements out there that are assuredly better than our internal options.
Some games I watch and think, hey lets just stand pat and let these kids play. Other times, like last night, I feel like our offense needs a shot in the arm.


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This likely went unnoticed by a lot of people during training camp, but Minnesota Vikings' favorite foam partier, Mistral Raymond, alerted us to an alarming fact which was uncovered during training camp. New rookie cornerback, Brandon Burton (I know, it's actually a real person though, not a nickname for a shit head!), apparently is deathly afraid of Shanks, and there is video evidence to prove it.
You see, what Burton is watching here is hidden footage of Shanko stepping out of the shower and toweling off. I've seen the video and, let me tell you, it is quite alarming. At first you're like, "Damn, he sure is spending some time drying off his abdomen region. What's the deal with that? Op, now he's drying his leg from thigh to toe, first one there, then the second and then the thir …. wait … is … is that … OH GOD!" Frightening stuff.
But we at least all now know that Burton has a snake phobia. Of course, his new nickname is now Indy.
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Person of interest in Tulsa homicide, Keenan Davis, arrested in Bartlesville on burglary charges
TULSA - A person of interest in Tulsa's most recent homicide has been arrested on an unrelated crime.
Bartlesville police say they have Keenan Davis in custody for burglary. Davis was named a person of interest in the July 14 shooting death of Brad Lyles at a west Tulsa apartment complex.
RELATED: TPD names person of interest in deadly shooting (http://bit.ly/15ZHcSS)
After TPD homicide detectives announced Davis as a person of interest, he agreed to an interview with Tulsa police July 25, says Sgt. Dave Walker. At this time, Davis has not been arrested for the homicide and the investigation is ongoing.
Walker says Tulsa homicide detectives were contacted Monday by Bartlesville police regarding Davis' arrest. He reportedly used an alias -- Keenan Burkhalter -- when he was arrested.
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After a personal setback in 2005, Idalou native Matt Brown is going to the London games this summer, and he prepares for competition the same as any other Olympian.
The difference? The two-time high school state champ uses a prosthetic, after a natural gas well explosion took his left foot almost seven years ago.
"Everybody deals with tragedy in their life," said Brown. "It's how you face that and tackle that [that makes the difference]."
The former Abilene Christian University All-American placed fourth in the Beijing Paralympic Games(2008) and won gold twice in the Pan-American Games(2007, '11).
"It's just, probably, the type of person I am," said the former World #1 Discuss thrower. "I love a challenge, and this is definitely a challenge - I knew it wasn't going to be easy and it hasn't been easy."
The former prosthetic used by Brown in the 2008 Games is predominantly used for straight-line runners and sprinters; that's the reason College Park Industries decided to step in and make a prosthetic limb that could handle the torque it takes to throw a discuss the length of almost 55 yards(around 50 meters) on a football field.
"This [new] foot is just a lot better, a lot more natural to him," explained Jason Phillips, Brown's prosthetic fitter with Lubbock Artificial Limb & Brace. "He can get that rotation when he's throwing, and having that heel on his foot compared to his other throwing leg [allows him to] block up a lot better."
"Right out of the box, he tried it and it made a difference in his throwing," said College Park Industries representative David Frost. "[Brown] said immediately he could feel a difference. An athlete like Matt, he can have any foot or any prosthesis he needs or wants because anyone would jump at the chance to be a part of that."
"Every four years the Olympics comes around, and to know an athlete the caliber of Matt wearing a Soleus foot...that really has made our year."
And after all he's gone through, Brown is determined to bring London gold back to the Lone Star State.
"I'm very proud of who I am and where I'm from," said the Paralympian. "So I'm not only representing the United States but representing Texas and West Texas, as well - that's a very big honor for me."
"My advice to anyone who's dealing with this is: you're going to have bad and good days, but you have a life to live. You've got to go out and live that life"
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Baltimore police said M&T Bank Stadium has reached maximum capacity for the free Super Bowl celebration and is no longer open to arriving fans.
A police spokesman suggests fans who are not yet in the stadium go home or to a restaurant to watch the event on television.
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In the aftermath of the best UFC event of 2008, many people are already dreaming about the next title fight in the 205 lb division. After that event, it is hard not to want to watch the 2 men who won their fights in explosive fashion fight each other next. Who doesn't want to see "Sugar" Rashad Evans vs Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, a fight between two men who both KO'd Chuck Lidell. There is only one problem when it comes to making that happen, and it happens to be Lyoto Machida.
In a division as stacked as the Light Heavyweight division is in the UFC, you could make a case for nearly anyone at the top of that division to be deserving of a title shot. The problem is, once you get the title, you better hold on because a fall from the top should put you a few rungs down the ladder. That being said, lets look at the some of the most recent LHW champions.
Chuck Lidell, who dominated the LHW division, finally gets knocked off by Rampage Jackson. Chuck gets to fight Keith Jardine in his next fight, but even if Chuck would have beaten Jardine I still don't think in a division as stacked as the LHW division is that he should have been granted an rematch with Jackson. After Rampage beats Chuck and defends his belt against Dan Henderson, he loses via UD to Forrest Griffin. Even though I don't think that Rampage lost that fight, he still shouldn't be next in line for a title shot after beating Wanderlai Silva. Even though Silva's name holds alot of weight in the MMA world because of how dominant he was, Silva has lost 4 of 5 fights and has been brutally knocked out in 3 of the 5. Not too many people beat someone who is 1-4 in their last 5 fights and gets a title shot.
WIth that being said, Jackson should not and most likely will not receive a title shot next, most likely receiving in what I think is a more interesting fight, Griffin vs Jackson II. With Evans still undefeated, there are 2 other highly regarded undefeated LHWs and they happen to be meeting at UFC 94, on Jan. 31st. Thiago Silva vs Lyoto Machida will be a good fight, but I see the fight going just how most of Machida's fights go, with him frustrating his opponent and scoring enough points to win a 30-27 UD. If Machida can make that happen, it would put him at 14-0, 6-0 in the UFC, and the most obvious next in line for a title shot.
The big knock on Machida is that he is a pretty boring fighter. Well, if you want every fight to be like Lidell vs Silva, then yes Machida probably is a pretty boring fighter. But if you enjoy watching a precise striker who has excellent footwork, mechanics, and gameplan, than Machida is actually quite interesting. He is constantly thinking and only picks the best opportunities to move in and strike, and then quickly avoids damage. His style is similar to that of Anderson Silva's, minus the amazing knockout power. If Anderson Silva never knocked anybody out, most of his fights would look like Machida's.
Machida has not been beating up on no names either, as many critics like to suggest. His last fight showed him beating Tito Ortiz, and say what you like about Tito Ortiz, but neither of the fighters in the Main Event of UFC 92 were able to beat Tito when they faced him. The fight previous to that, he choked out Rameau Sokoudjou, which may not seem as impressive now, but you have to look at that win in respect to the time at which it took place. Coming into the fight, Rameau Sokoudjou was coming off of two HUGE knockouts in Pride, and was thought to be the next big thing in the LHW division, and would and should easily tear through the division en route to a title shot. But Machida exposed him. Machida frustrated him on the feet and then put him on his back and made him look stupid to win the first round. Then in the second round you saw what we have all seen now, Rameau Sokoudjou gassing out, and Machida easily passing his guard and getting the finish. Prior to his UFC career, he holds wins over Rich Franklin, Stephan Bonner, and BJ Penn (even if BJ was fat).
With that being said, as long as Machida delivers at UFC 94, he will be the first title defense for Rashad Evans. This is definatley NOT the match up that the UFC wants to see, because neither man has been promoted to their potential, and would most likely have to be featured on a card that has some other big fight on it to draw PPV buys (Big Nog vs Couture?). Casual fans might not enjoy it, but knowledgeable MMA fans would definatley see this fight as a great chess match and could make for one of the best fights of 2009. Watching 2 undefeated fighters is always a thrill, knowing that after the night someone will no longer be undefeated. Lets just hope that Thiago Silva doesn't ruin all the fun!


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I am pretty happy that the Giants are heading into a week of rest on top of the division (with Miami at home in week 8) and should be playing meaningful football through December. Still with a brutal schedule from weeks 9-17 here are 3 things I would love to see them do over the next 14 days.
1) Get healthy! Actually committing to the run and grinding out 30+ carries yesterday paid off. If our O-Line can get healthy and we can sprinkle in a Prince and a Pharaoh to the lineup down the stretch it could be the difference between a division title or staying home. (By the way anyone else thinking Boothe takes over for Diehl when Snee comes back?)
2) Put in a gadget play! The Giants actually have a couple of rookies with speed in Scott and Jernigan. I would love to see them come up with a way to get these guys in space. Jernigan can run the Wildcat (he did in college) and Scott starting in the backfield and going in motion to be picked up by a LB are just 2 ideas. Bottom line is I wouldn't mind one of these guys getting a chance to swing for the fence in the coming weeks.
3) Trade for Anthony Fasano! This is not to dismiss Jake Ballard. The TE position is going to be huge vs. the Eagles, Jets, Cowboys and Pats. Give me a good run blocker and above average receiver to complement Ballard through the end of the season. Plus I would love to have some depth just in case. Overall I think it would upgrade our talent at the position. (I would give up a 5 or 6 for him nothing more.)
This is just my wish list. Overall I'm happy with where the team stands right now, but given the brutal schedule down the stretch we will have to be even better to make the playoffs. This division is ours to take but it is going to be a tough road to get there.


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Examining (and lampooning) just about every common relationship dilemma out there, the movie gave after-partiers plenty to chat about at the Soho Grand. "It's not a chick flick, it's a people flick," explained Ginnifer Goodwin, who stars alongside Scarlett Johansson, Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Aniston, and Jennifer Connelly. She summed up the film's lessons—"embrace rejection" and "no answer is your answer"—before adding a personal plea: "I'd like, when a fella's not interested, for him to say, 'I'm not into this,' instead of having us convince ourselves that our cell phones aren't working."
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And now she's got a unique setting for this year's WineFest on May 8 (see Events): the U-M's North Campus Research Center, formerly Pfizer's Ann Arbor laboratories. Horace Bomar, facilities director for the medical campus and a former Art Center board member, made the match, and Chamberlin is thrilled: "I'm like a lot of other people--I have gone to any number of charitable events that have been in a hotel ballroom," she says. "We're really excited to be out of the formulaic thing." Last year's WineFest netted $62,000; this year, she's aiming for $70,000.
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Callum held a glam charity night for Macmillan Cancer Support after his Mum was diagnosed with cancer in September 2012.
'Never in a million years did they think that Cancer would affect "our" family, it was a total shock', Callum said. Throughout her treatment, (chemotherapy, surgery and radiotherapy) the whole family has received invaluable support from the Macmillan Cancer Support team. Not only have they helped their mum through some tough times they have always been there to offer help support and advice for Callum, his sister and his dad.
Callum said, 'The charity night is our way of saying thank you. I would like to thank everyone who helped make this night a huge success without your help I would not of been able to raise the £4000 for Macmillan. Hopefully I will be organising another charity event next year.'
Callum has also inspired other people to raise funds as well. Callum said 'My cousin Liam Crow decided to shave all of his hair off and remain bald for as long as my Mam was without hair. He managed to raise over £500 for Macmillan. My dad, Peter, is due to take part in Macmillan's Longest Day Challenge. This involves him and three of his friends playing four rounds of golf in one day at Durham City Golf Club – good luck with that dad. My sister Chloe has also got the fundraising bug, she recently completed a charity 5K run. Good luck to the remaining members of our family who will be taking part in the Great North Run for Breast Cancer. My mam's work colleagues at Frankland Prison, have been fundraising as well by holding Baking days.'
Michelle Muir Fundraising manager for County Durham said 'It has been an absolute pleasure supporting Callum and his family in organising this event. He is such and inspiration to other people, he only thought it would raise £1,000!'
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Home > Learn and Discover > Parks Canada 2010 Arctic Surveys > HMS Investigator and McClure's Cache > Challenges
Working in an Arctic climate poses interesting challenges for Parks Canada's survey teams. Climate, travel to distant locations, and lack of amenities in the Arctic must be carefully considered and certainly put Park Canada staff to the test as they conduct their day-to-day work. While McClure's Cache site is located within Aulavik National Park, the vessel was thought to be lost in the waters of Mercy Bay, just outside the park boundaries.
The climate of Aulavik National Park is typically Arctic. The tundra is frozen and snow-covered from September until June. In the area where our team will be working, summers are brief and cool, with temperatures ranging from -2°C to 12°C with a daily average of 8°C, but it is not uncommon for it to snow even in July. While the sun does not set between mid May and late July, and there is never true darkness from late April until late August, Mercy Bay is prone to heavy fog and rain. Learn more about the climate of Aulavik National Park.
For the marine-based searches, Parks Canada continuously monitors the ice thickness in the Arctic regions where they plan to search by utilizing information and maps managed by the Canadian Ice Service (CIS) of Environment Canada. Without free-flowing water, these searches cannot be conducted.
The survey of McClure's Cache and the search for HMS Investigator was conducted from Aulavik National Park, which is located on the northern Banks Island, the most westerly island in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. Aulavik lies 250 kilometres northeast of the tiny community of Sachs Harbour and 750 kilometres northeast of the town of Inuvik.
Aulavik is an isolated wilderness park with no facilities, campgrounds, developed trails or road access. Chartering an aircraft equipped with tundra tires is presently the most common and practical means of accessing the park. Our survey teams reached the Mercy Bay base camp in two stages. First they boarded a de Havilland Twin Otter aircraft from Inuvik to Sachs Harbour, re-fuelled after this two-hour flight, then continued for another hour to Polar Bear Cabin, just east of Castel Bay. From there, the crew and equipment were ferried by Bell 206L helicopter for the half hour it takes to get from Polar Bear Cabin to the Mercy Bay base camp. Because Mercy Bay empties into the sea, the water there is not drinkable, so freshwater has to be acquired from a nearby pond or river, and then slung by helicopter to the base camp. After being dropped off in the park, our survey teams were on their own until the helicopter returned to pick them up to take them to Polar Bear Cabin, and from there to Inuvik via Twin Otter. Poor weather can easily prevent the helicopter or Twin Otter from returning on schedule, so extra supplies and a plan for at least two extra days in the park were necessary in case of a delayed flight.
Due to aircraft weight restrictions (1134 kg for a Twin Otter and up to 408 kg for helicopter sling), the team was limited in how much survey equipment, personal gear, and fresh food they could bring. Everyone had their own tent, but there were also communal tents for cooking and eating. Since the camp was in polar bear country, safe camp practices were strictly followed to lessen the risk of attracting bears. To maintain the park's wilderness integrity, all food and human waste had to be shipped out at the end of the project, ideally leaving little evidence that the camp ever existed by the time the crew boarded their outgoing helicopter.


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An Atlantic Beach man accused of holding his girlfriend under the water in the ocean remained jailed Thursday.
Billy Lynn Smith, 33, of North Myrtle Beach is charged with attempted murder. He was being held at J. Reuben Long Detention Center on $30,000 bail.
Smith was arrested Wednesday in North Myrtle Beach.
Police were called to the 1700 block of Holly Drive about 12:45 a.m. Wednesday where a woman said she had been knocked to the ground and hit multiple times by Smith on the beach by Molly Darcy's, according to an incident report.
She said Smith punched her in the face two or three times, pushed her face into the sand and then pulled her into the ocean and held her under the water for about 30 seconds.
When she stopped fighting back, she said Smith stopped the assault, the report said.
She ran to Molly Darcy's for help and Smith fled the scene. He is also accused of taking her cellphone and $80 cash.
Police said the woman, whose age and hometown were not available, had apparent minor injuries.
Contact AMANDA KELLEY at 626-0381, or follow her at Twitter.com/TSN_akelley.


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The Pink Canyon
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The Pink Cnyon of Timna Park, Israel
A replica of the Israelite tabernacle has been set up at Timna National Park in Israel. This is a pa...
Modern civilization began right here in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley. Also known as the Fertile Crescent or Mesopotamia, this is the place where, six thousand years ago, agriculture, writing and mathematics were brought into widespread use.
The term "Middle East" comes from the British navy, which used it to describe the countries on the trade route from Europe to India and China. Everything from Afghanistan to Morocco may possibly be classified as "middle eastern", depending on whom you ask -- and when.
Only a partial list of past Empires in the middle eastern territory includes Sumeria, Babylonia, Persia, the Ottoman Empire and the Roman Empire!
When northern Europe was still lurking about in slimy cold stone castles playing chess, the Middle East was enjoying the flowers of poetry, luxurious craftsmanship, music and literature. In fact, the Renaissance in Europe was partly inspired by stories brought back from the middle east by travelers along the trade route.
Strategic location, religious history and the world's largest supply of crude oil have kept the Middle East at the center of world activity for centuries. The saga continues.
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Hill's Corps, Army of Northern Virginia
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The Third Corps was also known as Hill's Corps.
About the Main Monument
When was it dedicated? Erected December 1906.
What is it made out of? Foundation: Concrete. Monument: Granite. Plaque: Bronze.
What size is it? Rough-hewn monolith, seven feet tall.
Who made it? Albert Russell & Sons Co. of Newburyport, Massachusetts. Erected by the United States War Department.
What does it depict? A rectangular granite monument, with a large bronze tablets thereon, describing the engagements and movements of each army corps. Rock-faced granite monolith, 4'2?x2?, 7? high, with bronze narrative tablet mounted on obverse polished face.
What does it honor? One of the Confederate army corps monuments, denoting the service of the Third Corps, Army of Northern Virginia.
How is it inscribed? The monument reads,
Lieutenant General Ambrose P. Hill
Anderson's Division Major General R. H. Anderson
Heth's Division Major General Henry Heth
Brigadier General J. J. Pettigrew
Pender's Division Major General William D. Pender
Brigadier General James H. Lane,
Major General 1. R. Trimble
Artillery Reserve
Nine Batteries Colonel R. Lindsay Walker
July 1. The Corps was near Cashtown. Heth's Division at 5 A. M. moved towards Gettysburg. Two brigades with artillery advancing across Willoughby Run were soon engaged. Archer's Brigade was driven across the run. After resting an hour Heth's Division formed line west of Willoughby Run and advanced with Pender's Division in reserve. 2.30 P. M. the right of Ewell's Corps appeared on the left. Pender's Division was ordered forward. After a severe contest the Union forces were driven back and through the town. The two divisions bivouacked on the ground gained. Anderson's Division bivouacked two miles in rear.
July 2. Anderson's Division extended to the right along the crest of hills facing Cemetery Ridge Pender's Division occupying the crest from the Seminary and joining Anderson's Division with Heth's Division in reserve the artillery in position on Seminary Ridge. The First Corps ordered to attack the left of Union forces the Third Corps to cooperate. General Anderson moved forward three brigades connecting with the left of McLaws's Division and drove the Union forces from their position. Anderson's right becoming separated from Mclaws's left and no support coming to these brigades they returned to their former line.
July 3. The Corps occupied the same position. Reserve batteries were placed facing the Union lines. The Confederate line held by Anderson's Division half of Pender's and half of Heth's the remainder of Corps ordered to report to General Longstreet as a support in the assault to be made on the Union position on Cemetery Ridge. About 1 P. M. the artillery along the line opened fire. 3 P. M. the assault was made and failed. Anderson's Division was held in reserve. The troops fell back to former positions.
July 4. The Corps took up the line of march during the night.
Casualties Killed 837 Wounded 4407 Missing 1491 Total 6735
When was this photograph taken? February 7, 2009.
Where is it located? Located Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 17325. Located on West side of West Confederate Avenue, near North Carolina Memorial, south of McMillan Woods.
Is this monument located along the NPS Auto Tour route? Yes.
Has this monument been moved or changed? This monument has not been moved or materially altered.
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Monument Title: Headquarters of General A.P. Hill
Photographed: December 10, 2006.
Location: West Confederate Avenue at McMillian Woods. This monument is denoted on the map above by a RED pushpin.
Description: Erected by the Gettysburg National Parks Commission and completed in 1920-1921; consists of bronze cannon mounted on a granite base. Denotes the approximate location of A.P. Hill's headquarters, which were actually located behind Seminary Ridge. 12-pounder bronze Confederate cannon cemented into hexagonal granite base w/ muzzle up. Overall height, 10'6″. 2 bronze inscription tablets on E face. Bronze plate w/ "C.S.A." inscribed, fastened across gun at trunnion.
At Gettysburg
Commander: Lieut. Gen. Ambrose Powell Hill (November 9, 1825 – April 2, 1865), was a Confederate general in the American Civil War. He gained early fame as the commander of "Hill's Light Division," becoming one of Stonewall Jackson's ablest subordinates. He later commanded a corps under Robert E. Lee in the Army of Northern Virginia before his death in battle just prior to the end of the war. More about this officer.
After Action Report: After Action Report of Lieut. Gen. A.P. Hill (will open a pop up window).
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Word on MLB Rumors is that the Yankees are campaigning hard for Gio Gonzalez. So far the A's aren't interested.
I'm asking: Would YOU trade Gio for Jesus Montero plus 2 complementary pieces for the Yankee's farm system?
Speaking for myself, as much as I like Gio, that would be a hard deal to turn down. Yes, the A's already have a similar player in Chris Carter, but we're talking about the best MLB ready hitting prospect in the minors (Bryce Harper is not MLB ready). When I think of Montero, I see a young Miguel Cabrera. You'd be trading 3 arb years of Gio for 6 years of Jesus, plus whatever else the Yankees thrown in to sweeten the deal.
Considering that many have already punted on 2012 then it makes even more sense since that's another year of Gio burned up with no chance of being a contender.
Everyone is always complaining about the lousy hitting. This is how you get it.


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"He's the perfect pedophile," said Kelley Henderson. She's the mother of a 5-year-old boy who was allegedly sexually abused by Luther Parker Hinesly. "We have the best justice system in the world, and it works 90% of the time, but this time it let us down," said the parent of another alleged victim.
In November Luther Parker Hinesly's case ended with a hung jury. To avoid another, trial both the prosecution and defense agreed to a plea bargain. Five years probation, a $1,000 fine, and no contact with children under 17 years of age. For the parents, the sentence was a slap on the wrist.
"I know Rod didn't do everything he could," said parent Robin Thorton. She was referring to Rod Hobson, the specially appointed prosecutor in the case. He was blasted by the children's families for not trying hard enough. Questioned in the hallway, Hobson declined to answer the complaints of the families.
So what exactly happened in the jury's deliberation room that day in November? And why was it so hard to come to a consensus? NewsChannel 11 spoke with six of the twelve jurors. All declined to appear on camera due to the nature of the case, but they were more than willing to lay out a timeline and discuss what they were going through.
At 11:30 am the first vote was taken, 7 to 5, not guilty. After lunch and another hour of discussion, the second vote turned out the same as the first. One juror remarked that it was, "Obvious the child was coached."
But over the next three hours, the debate intensified. One juror calling it, "The worst experience of my life." Another boiling it down to a single question, "Do we believe the boy's testimony or not?"
By 4:15, the tide had turned. The vote was 5 not guilty, to 7 guilty. But just 45 minutes later, the jurors flip flopped. One man saying, "The boy was coached to deceive." Yet again 7 to 5 not guilty.
But by 6:30 Hinesly had lost favor with the jury. The vote became 8 guilty to 4 not guilty. One woman was frustrated at Hinesly's silence, saying that she, "Wanted to see Hinesly questioned."
The final vote was at 7:32. It was 8 guilty, to 4 not guilty. After 8 hours of deliberation there would be no more progress. The majority's opinion, "We felt he was guilty, but the evidence wasn't there."
"On physical evidence, unless the child had anal bleeding from the toys, there is no, there was oral sex with 3 year-old children, there is no physical evidence except for the acting out," said Robin Thorton.
Disturbing behavior which Kelley Henderson has become all too familiar with. "It's hard to explain to neighbors, 'My son might hurt your child,'" she said.
So far, her 5-year-old has sexually abused and threatened two other children. "It's of a sexual nature and (he's) basically saying, 'I'm going to kill you if you tell anybody,'" she said.
Terrifying words from an adult, horrific from a 5-year-old boy.
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At Goffstown session, budget is $19 million
Should voters pass the operating budget and all warrant articles, the estimated town portion of the tax rate will be $9.62, a 23 cent increase over 2012, or an additional $50 on a $220,000 home.
Article 11 is the town's operating budget, which is set at $19,382,591. Included in that figure are dollar amounts that could be removed if voters choose to set up revolving funds for cable television and police details.
Vice Chairman Scott Gross said the budget increased by about $391,000, which included $160,000 for employee retirement costs downshifted from the state, $78,000 for dental and health insurance premiums, and the remainder for fuel and heating oil costs and wages.
"The vast majority of the line items, for the most part, were level funded," Gross said.
Article 12 will ask voters to approve a collective bargaining agreement for DPW workers, which will cost $30,208 its first year.
. Articles 13, 14, 15 and 16 will have no tax impact, because funding will come from a combination of the town's unassigned fund balance, impact fees and grant money.
. Article 13 sets aside nearly $277,000 for the purchase of computer software for town offices.
. Article 14 asks for $169,000 for police department software.
. Article 15 wants voters to expend $120,000 for the repair of a culvert on town land, and;
. Article 16 sets aside $761,000 for improvements at Main and Pleasant streets, and Main, Elm and High streets.
About $461,000 for the intersection improvements will come from a Congestion Mitigation Air Quality grant from the Department of Transportation.
Selectman Collis Adams said preliminary project designs recommend a roundabout at the intersection of Main and Pleasant streets.
According to Board of Selectmen Chairman David Pierce, the town's fund balance is currently at $5.4 million, and even with the withdrawal of $819,000 for the four warrant articles, it remains well within limits acceptable to the Department of Revenue Administration.
Pierce said the fund balance is used for one-time projects, not ongoing expenses.
. Article 17 will request $75,000 to be put into the Fire Apparatus Capital Reserve Fund.
. Articles 18 and 19 seek to establish revolving funds for purposes currently in the budget - PEG TV and Police Special Detail.
Should those articles pass, the operating budget will be reduced on both the expenditure and revenue side of the budget.
The first fund will be for cable access television provided by GTV, the town's cable access channel.
GTV expenses and revenues are included in the 2013 operating budget. If both the cable revolving fund and operating budget are approved, $84,000 will be removed from the operating budget and 40 percent of the cable revenue received from the town's cable franchise agreement with Comcast will be placed into that fund.
Resident Brad Parkhurst spoke in favor of the article, which he said would increase the quality of the programming.
"Broadcasts will be so much better with the passage of this article," he said.
Voters will also be asked to approve a revolving fund for police details. If the operating budget is approved along with this fund, an additional $55,000 will be removed from the operating budget, and all special police detail revenue paid by vendors will be placed into the fund.
Voters did not amend Article 20, which will seek $20,000 to support the Main Street Program, or a petitioned warrant article, Article 21, seeking $20,000 for the support of Crispin's House, a youth services program.
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1-I saw him in the garden singing and dancing.
2-I saw him in the garden singing and dancing merrily.
3- I saw him in the garden, singing and dancing.
4-I saw him singing and dancing in the garden.
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SALISBURY, Md. - Wicomico County Sheriff's Office and WMDT 47 News have joined forces to bring 10 of the county's most wanted suspects to justice. The individuals featured were considered most wanted in the County as of March 27, 2012. A watchful eye could mean big bucks in your pocket.
As a result of this special report, the Sheriff's Office tells us 27-year-old William Bryan of Fruitland, MD is now in custody. WMDT featured Bryan Wednesday night in "Part 2: Wicomico County's 10 Most Wanted Suspects."
After the story aired, Bryan turned himself in to deputies that night. He was released after posting bond. Bryan had been on the wanted list since January for charges which stemmed from the thefts of jewelry and a computer, fall of 2011. Bryan also stands accused of stealing money from another person's bank account.
"We want to say 'Thank You' to Crime Solvers and your show 'Wicomico's Most Wanted'," Wicomico County State's Attorney, Matt Maciarello, told WMDT Thursday morning, "because it provides a great service. As we all know in law enforcement, the citizens, the public hold the key to many of the crimes that occur here in Wicomico County."
Also thanks to our viewers, Wicomico County Sheriff's Office may be one step closer to catching 54-year-old John Brown of Salisbury. Tuesday night, after we aired Part 1 of this series, an anonymous tipster called into crime solvers. If that tip leads to Brown's arrest, the caller could get a reward of 1 thousand dollars, or more!
"The one thing I want to tell you about crime solvers," adds Lt. Robinson, "is it's actually run by a group of civilian businessmen in Wicomico County that want to remain anonymous. We have private entities that have helped kick up more money."
Here are the suspects deputies are still looking for:
Suspect #1: 43-year-old Eugene Baugh the third of Salisbury. At 5'3", 157 pounds, he's wanted for failing to appear in court and violating his probation on multiple theft and burglary charges.
Suspect #2: 54-year-old John Brown. His last known address is in Salisbury, as well. Standing 5'10", 260 pounds, the Sheriff's Office issued an Arrest Warrant for Brown last month for first and second degree Assault, Reckless Endangerment, and felony use of a Firearm. He is considered armed and dangerous. "We are not, by any stretch of the imagination," warns Robinson, "encouraging people to take any matters into their own hands and try to apprehend them for us."
Suspect #4: 22-year-old Christian Clark of Cambridge. He stands 5'7", 190 pounds. There's a District Court Bench Warrant out for Clark, for failing to appear in court last year on original charges of theft.
Police say, do not engage any of these men. If you have any information that might lead to their arrest, call crime solvers at 410-548-1776.
Make sure to tune in Thursday night at 6pm for part 3 of this special report.


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Year-round Recreational Facilities and Programs offer activities for all age groups and interests in addition to a wide range of other activities. In addition, our Simply Explore Brochure which includes our famous Butter Tart TrailTM is a year-round tour of unique shops, bakeries, markets, artisan studios and antique stores and along scenic back roads for farm gate sales of fresh produce, meat and specialty dairy products. Butter tarts can be found at many of the merchants along the trail, in fact over a dozen varieties of butter tarts can be found and you will be tempted to try them all!
Winter in the township features recreational activities from cross-country skiing to snowmobiling and we are the only township in Ontario with two night time santa claus parades, all lit up for the holidays. In addition there are tree lighting ceremonies and special Christmas promotions to mark the season. As part of the celebration for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, the Olympic Torch Relay will be coming through Mount Forest. In addition, there are numerous free skates throughout the township as well as special Moon Walks.
During the spring months we welcome you to explore Wellington North with nature hikes and bird watching with our Birding Trail Map. Spring is also maple syrup time, be sure to treat your taste buds to specialties made from this historically Canadian resource. Spring also hosts the Mount Forest Home & Leisure Show, Saugeen Fur & Feather Show, Annual Trillium Run and not-to-be-missed Arthur Rubber Duck Race.
Wellington North in the summer is a perfect haven for the outdoor enthusiast including our self-guided walking tours and cycling tours. In addition, the Luther Marsh is a core of wetland habitats that make up the largest "core area" of primarily natural habitat in the watershed. July in the township also features the spectacular Mount Forest Fireworks Festival, winner of Festivals and Events Ontario's prestigious "Top 100 Festival" for two consecutive years.
Wellington North is proud of our rural heritage as evidenced by numerous events and activities celebrating the harvest. The Agricultural Societies in both communities of Mount Forest and Arthur host annual fall fairs.
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