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A. Bade, PE;
Civil Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Michigan
Mr. Bade has
more than 35
years experience involving building construction including water intrusion; work zone
safety; building site plans and permits; bid specifications; field construction
supervision; site development; soils; wetland and floodplains review; utilities
installation; drainage; docks; traffic control; environmental assessments; and reinforced
concrete structures.
James E. Barnhart, PE; Civil Engineer and
Bridge Expert
Licensed Engineer in Ohio, West Virginia
Barnhart has more than 35 years experience as a Civil Engineer with over 25
of these years specializing as a highway and bridge investigator and
inspector. His experience includes the design, construction, repair,
maintenance, inspection, and demolition of highways and bridges, including
all aspects of masonry and concrete technology.
Jim is a member of the American Concrete Association; the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers; the Engineers Club of Columbus; and the American Association of State Highway Engineers.
Paul R. Bladdick, FASSE, MP; Master Plumber Expert
Mr. Bladdick has over 40 years experience as first
a Plumber Apprentice, then a Journeyman Plumber, and, finally a
Master Plumber. His expertise includes plumbing codes and
standards; fuel gas explosions; backflow device testing;
plumbing technical training; plumbing construction management;
welding technologies; combination and mixing valves; sewer
design and control; and fire protection systems.
Gregory L. Boso, PE; Civil Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Kentucky, Virginia,
West Virginia
Licensed Engineer in Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia
Mr. Boso has over 35 years experience in potable water,
wastewater, and storm water; culverts; landslides; foundations;
hydrologic and hydraulic analyses; flood plain management;
water collection, pumping, treatment, distribution, and
storage; residential, commercial, and industrial site
development; blasting; transportation engineering; building
construction; building code administration and enforcement;
building inspections; trusses and sheathing; fences; hazardous
materials; construction project resident engineering; fire
fighting and training; and emergency vehicle operation.
Greg is a Registered Professional Engineer and a Member of The
National Society of Professional Engineers, The National Academy
of Forensic Engineers, The International Code Council, and The
American Society of Civil Engineers; and is a West Virginia
Certified Home Inspector.
|Larry C. Brown. PhD
Agricultural Engineer
Mr. Brown has more than 20 years
experience involving agriculture and farm equipment, materials, and
operations. His expertise includes land drainage, erosion control,
irrigation methods, soil and water management, land use assessment, and
environmental surveys.
Larry's professional memberships include: the American Society of Agricultural Engineers; the Soil and Water Conservation Society; the Water Management Association of Ohio; the Ohio Academy of Science Membership; Sigma Xi; and Tau Beta Pi.
|Steven R. Copeland, RA; Senior Architect
Mr. Copeland has more than 20 years experience involving building
and facilities design, construction, and maintenance. His
expertise includes
parking lots, restaurants, food courts, condominium developments,
malls, cemeteries, and water/fire damage estimates and repairs.
Steve's professional memberships include The American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the International Code Council (ICC).
Timothy J. Dickson, PE, SE;
Civil/Structural Engineer
Mr. Dickson has over 25 years experience as a Civil/Structural
Engineer. His expertise includes structural design; field
investigations; laboratory studies; commercial and residential
buildings and bridges constructed of reinforced concrete
(conventional, pre-stressed and post-tensioned), structural
steel, masonry and timber; foundation underpinning systems;
earth retention systems using soil nail walls, segmental
retaining walls and sheet piles; structural failures/collapses;
water infiltration; roofing failures; building façade
evaluations; work zone safety; windows, doors, floors, stairs,
and ramps; fire, wind, ice, and snow damage; professional
liability claims; preparation of construction documents;
evaluation of field test-data; property loss; construction
defects; natural gas explosion damage; building settlement;
deteriorated concrete and masonry; building rehabilitation and
renovation; high wind, tornado, and blizzard damage; precast
concrete planks; structural steel frames; fatigue and static
performance tests; jointless bridges; parking garage
rehabilitation; and bracing failure investigations.
Timothy is a Member of The American Society of Civil
Engineers; The Structural Engineering Institute; The American
Concrete Institute; The Structural Engineers Association of
Illinois; The Indiana Structural Engineers Association; The
American Institute of Steel Construction; The Masonry Society;
and The Institute for Roofing, Waterproofing, and Building
Envelope Professionals.
F. Dunlap, PE; Mechanical Engineer and Roadway and Railway
Licensed Engineer in Michigan
Mr. Dunlap has over 40 years of experience related to vehicles
and highway safety, with special expertise involving railroad
crossings. His expertise includes roadway and railways including
design, installation, maintenance and usage; highway and
railroad safety; operations research; mechanics; accident
reconstruction including large trucks; railroad/highway crossing
accidents; driver sound detection capabilities; roadside signage
and signals; roadside structures including guardrails,
signposts, impact attenuators, earthen median dikes and barrier
curbs; tire/road traction research including studded tires;
influence of highway curves and grades; vehicle handling
characteristics; collision avoidance maneuvers; conspicuity and
lighting systems; vehicle and locomotive braking
characteristics; train crew actions; traffic engineering; human
factors; warnings; locomotive whistle characteristics; driving
task analysis; and pedestrian, bicycle, and motorcycle safety
and accidents.
Duane is a member of The
American Society of Civil
Engineers; The Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE); The
ITE Committee Activities: Committee 4M-7:
Uniform Traffic Control Devices, Signs, and Guidance for
Drivers, Passengers, and Pedestrians Within and Between Travel
Modes, Committee 4E-A:
Experimental Traffic Control Devices, Committee 5B-1:
Design of Truck Escape Lanes, Chairman, Committee 4A-29:
Accident Impact of Converting Stop Signs to Yield Signs; The
Michigan Society of Professional Engineers; The National Society
of Professional Engineers; The Professional Engineers in Private
Practice; The National Academy of Forensic Engineers; The
Society of Automotive Engineers; The National Association of
Railroad Safety Consultants and Investigators; and a Past-Member
of The Advisory Panel C-22, Vehicle Barrier Systems, National
Cooperative Highway Research Program; and The Committee A2A04,
Safety Appurtenances, Transportation Research Board, National
Academy of Sciences.
|Todd D.
Feliks, PE; Civil Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Michigan
Mr. Feliks has more
than 20 years experience in construction project management.
His expertise includes hospital, healthcare, and educational
building design and construction, including flooring, painting,
lighting and ceiling replacement; building standards and code
compliance, including ADA, ANSI, NFPA, BOCA, IBC, and OSHA;
Professional Liability issues and Standards of Practice; clean rooms
and operating rooms; and project
contracts, including shop drawings, submittals, bid and project
documents, and change orders.
Todd is a Registered Professional Engineer in Michigan, and is a member of the American Society of Healthcare Engineers.
|Larry Fischer, RA, AIA, NCARB; Architect
Mr. Fischer has more than 30 years experience
involving all aspects of building planning, design, and construction
supervision. Projects include healthcare, educational, corporate,
commercial, industrial and residential construction, including ANSI, Life
Safety Code, ADA, and zoning compliance.
Larry is a member of the American Institute of Architects; the Architects Society of Ohio; the Committee on Architecture for Health; the American Society of Hospital Engineers; the American College of Hospital Executives; the National Trust for Historic Preservation; and the Architectural Board of Review.
J. Galko, PE, CFEI; Civil Engineer
Licensed Engineer in 20+ states, including Ohio, Michigan, Indiana (if needed, ask for full listing)
Mr. Galko has
more than 30 years experience involving building design, construction,
renovation, and maintenance, including structural evaluations. Al's
experience also includes roadway design, air pollution sampling, and work
zone safety.
Al is a Registered Professional Engineer in 26 states, and is a Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator; a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers; the American Institute of Architects; the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers; the International Conference of Building Officials; the National Academy of Building Inspecting Engineers; and the Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce.
|Ann G. Harris, CPG; Geology/ Mining Expert
Ms. Harris has more than 30 years experience involvoing geological
investigations, with specialized expertise in mine incidents in Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Her expertise includes mine stability/stabilization,
mine reclamation, coal mining techniques, test drilling operations and
landslides, in addition to well and groundwater evaluations, including
|Robert A. Hayes, CPG; Forensic Geologist
Mr. Hayes has more than 30 years experience
involving geological investigations including all aspects of water
and soil evaluation, contamination, and remediation. His expertise
includes identifying and evaluating (including "age-dating")
geological evidence to determine responsible parties and to
determine cost-allocations, both present and future. Bob's
previous experience includes floodplain studies; soil and
groundwater contamination; river and lake dredging; leaking
underground storage tanks; and mineral and property valuations.
Bob is a member of the American Institute of Professional Geologists; the National Ground Water Association; the Association of Ground Water Scientists and Engineers; the MUSTFA Policy Advisory Board; and the Michigan Society of Planning Officials.
W. Hayslip, ESQ., PE, CSP; Civil Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Ohio
Mr. Hayslip has more than 16 years
experience in construction and construction related safety,
including health-training; developing, maintaining, and enforcing
safety policies and programs; OSHA compliance; hazardous material
transportation; field safety inspections; Workers Compensation claim
management; and corporate safety issues.
Michael is a Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers, the American Bar Association, the American Society of Civil Engineers, and the American National Standards Institute; and is a Certified Safety Professional.
R. Heyl, PE; Electrical Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Michigan
Heyl has
more than
30 years experience involving building electrical system and equipment
design, installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
His experience includes residential, commercial, industrial, and manufacturing
facilities and their appliances/equipment.
has been involved with automation and robotic systems; computers and PLC programming; low
and medium voltage distribution systems; code compliance; and standby and prime power
Jims experience also includes controls and instrumentation systems as well as investigations of electrical systems and components as the origin or cause of fires. Jim is a member of IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers) and IES (Illuminating Engineering Society).
|James R.
Hill, PE; Mechanical Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia, Kentucky, Arkansas, Wisconsin
Mr. Hill has
more than
30 years experience involving building HVAC,
plumbing, fire protection and electrical systems and components.
His experience includes design, installation, code
compliance, damage, defects and personal injury.
Blaine J. Hoffmann, MS, OSHM;
Safety Expert
Mr. Hoffman's experience includes workplace safety, training,
investigations, accident investigations and audits;
legal aspects of safety and health; training and
development programs; written program development;
interpretation of OSHA general industry and construction
industry, healthcare industry standards; VPP program management;
MSHA training and regulatory interpretations; 40-hr HAZWOPER;
and Arc-Flash (NFPA 70E).
Blaine is an authorized OSHA Outreach Instructor for both
General Industry and Construction.
Dennis Michael King, FAIA, FESD, LEED, AP;
Mr. King has over 40 years experience as a Registered Architect
with expertise in construction property damage, defects, and
personal injury; architecture construction claims;
premises/professional liabilities; construction operations;
construction marketing; project management; claims arbitration;
dispute settlement; LEED Green Buildings; and energy and
environmental design.
Dennis's Certifications include The NCARB (National
Council of Architectural Registration Boards); The American
Arbitration Association, Neutrals Commercial Panel National
Roster; The National Center for Dispute Settlement, National
Arbitrators Panel; and LEED (Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design), Accredited Professional, US Green
Building Council, Green Building Certification Institute. Dennis
is also a Registered Architect in 23 states.
His past and present Professional Associations include the
American Institute of Architects; the AIA College of Fellows;
AIA Michigan; AIA Detroit; American Architectural Foundation;
Michigan Architectural Foundation; Engineering Society of
Detroit; ESD College of Fellows; ESD Board of Directors; College
of Fellow Executive Committee; American Society for Quality;
Associated General Contractors of Michigan; Construction
Association of Michigan; Michigan Association of Planning;
Masonry Institute of Michigan; and Commercial Design Architects.
Levosinski, PE; Mechanical Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Michigan
Mr. Levosinski has more than 30 years
of automotive, machine tool, and construction machine analysis,
design and testing experience. This experience includes HVAC; FEA
analysis; DOE by Taguchi; vibration and noise analyses; airbag
systems; gas inflators; filter systems; vibration and tool chatter
analysis; and load, stress, and strain analysis of off-highway
machinery and components, including axles, drivelines, and front end
George holds six U.S. Patents for various modules, assemblies and guardings. He is a Registered Professional Engineer, and has received the TRW Chairman Award for Innovation in Engineering.
|Stephen K. Li, RA; Forensic Architect
Mr. Li has more than 30 years experience involving residential and
commercial building and facilities design, construction and maintenance.
His previous experience includes: super center
designs; shelving, displays, and racks; fall, slip, and trip protection; illumination;
wind, water, and hail damage; parking lot safety guidelines; security systems; grading and
drainage; foundations; ADA compliance; and AandE professional liability issues.
Steves continuing education includes: International Building Code Seminar; Michigan Law for Design Professionals; International Council of Shopping Center Conferences; Retail Store Development Conference; and Store Planning, Equipment and Construction Services. Steve is currently a Registered Architect in 12 states.
Timothy R. McGreal,
Mechanical Engineer
Mr. McGreal has almost 20 years experience as a Mechanical
Engineer, with over 25 years experience as an Automotive
Mechanic. His expertise includes consumer products;
automobile/trucks/other vehicles; fuel-fired appliances;
explosions; fire suppression systems; fire alarm systems;
plumbing systems; gas supply systems; code compliance; moisture
intrusion; roof damage assessments; HVAC equipment;
construction, agricultural, commercial, and industrial equipment
and machinery; computational fluid dynamics (CFD); power tools;
medical equipment; product design and packaging; human factors
and warnings; and patent infringement.
Tim is a Registered Professional Engineer and has been awarded two patents. His Professional Affiliations include The Society of Fire Protection Engineers; The National Fire Protection Association; and The Society of Automotive Engineers.
|John E. Moylan, CPG; Forensic Geologist
Mr. Moylan
more than 30 years of experience in engineering geology and
hydrogeology. He has 27 years of experience in remedial design on
major Superfund and RCRA projects. His environmental experience is
supplemented by many years of engineering geological and
hydrogeological support of conventional civil and military
projects. He has directed hydrogeological investigations and
studies which focused not only on the degree and extent of
contamination but also on the site characterization needs for
effective remedial design and remedial action. He prepared
Engineering Issue: Data Gaps in Remedial Design at the request
of the EPA Engineering Forum for use by EPA Project Managers and
On Scene Coordinators.
More recently, Mr. Moylan assisted project design teams on large remediation projects worldwide for the public and private sectors as well as serving as a peer reviewer or groundwater expert on numerous projects for the Kansas City office of a major consulting firm.
P. Mulville, PE; Civil Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Michigan
Mr. Mulville has more
than 25 years experience as a Civil Engineer. His experience
includes construction practice; commercial, retail and
industrial building design and construction; hoists, rigging,
cranes, design, operations, and supervision; building, highway and
heavy civil construction; job site safety; supervision of
construction trade labor; bridges; foundations, braced excavations
and intersection improvements; water and wastewater treatment
facilities; underground utility, pipeline, mass excavation and
open-cut trenching; aircraft hanger construction; municipal
utilities and infrastructure; geotechnical investigations; shallow
and deep foundation systems; land development; tunnels, caissons,
cofferdams; earth embankments, dams, retaining walls, earth fill
landfills; structural concrete; piers/pilings; water intrusion.
Joe is a member of the Association of General Contractors; the American Society of Civil Engineers; and the American Council of Consulting Engineers (ACEC), past member of the Engineering Excellence Awards Committee.
Parker, PE; Civil Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia
Mr. Parker has more than
25 years experience in Civil Engineering including vehicle crash
reconstruction, including automobiles, trucks, buses, trailers,
motorcycles, water craft, and trains; analysis of mechanical and
structural failures, including foundation, wall and roof collapses;
vehicle defects and failures, including hydraulic/air brakes,
steering and suspension, drive trains, and tires; mold remediation
in homes, schools, and commercial buildings; vehicle fires and
explosions, including arson; product defects, including mechanical
and electrical failures; water infiltration, hail, and wind damage;
roadway incidents, including road design and visibility analysis;
design analysis; building code compliance; fire investigations;
steel structures; glazing and roofing systems; conveyance systems;
crane runways; traffic flow and accident patterns; signage and
traffic signals.
Ethan is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers; the Miami Valley Association of Traffic Collision Investigators and Reconstructionists; the National Society of Professional Engineers; the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers; the Society of Automotive Engineers; and the Structural Engineers Association of Ohio. He is ACTAR accredited Traffic Accident Reconstructionist, and an ASE Certified Technician for automobiles, trucks, and school buses.
Clinton Parks, PE; Products and Equipment Expert
Mr. Howard has over 20 years of experience in specialized
machinery; medical products; hydraulics and pneumatics; control
systems and electronics; rotating and pressurized process
machines; seismic analyses; product safety; structures and
structural analyses; commercial products; boilers; refrigeration
systems; finite element analysis; pulp and paper industry; wood
science; design for manufacturing and assembly; regulatory
compliance; operational and maintenance training; and field
Clint is a Licensed Professional Engineer in Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, and Louisiana, has a NCEES record on file, and is a member of The American Society of Mechanical Engineers and The American Institute of Steel Construction.
|Robert C. Peters, PE; Civil Engineer
Mr. Peters has
more than 35 years experience related to electricity and electric
power lines, including equipment/material malfunctions; review of
wood pole maintenance programs; single pole design (wood and steel);
antenna support analysis (lattice steel towers, tubular poles and
wood H-frame structures); tubular steel poles design; double circuit
guyed lattice tower design; transmission line routing; distribution
line design projects and mapping; and substation design.
Bob has extensive class room instruction experience, having taught numerous courses, and presented numerous seminars regarding power systems. He is a member of the Life Member American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE); the Conference Internationale des Grands Reseaux Electriques a Houte Tension (CIGRE); the National Society of Professional Engineers; the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) Subcommittee 5, Loading and Strength; the American National Standards 05 Committee on Wood; the IEEE Transmission and Distribution Committee; the IEEE Towers Poles and Conductors Subcommittee Steering Committee; the IEEE Working Group on Coordination of Changes to the NESC ; the IEEE Loading and Strength Working Group TPandC Subcommittee; the IEEE Loading and Strength Working Group TPandC Subcommittee, and the ASCE/IEEE Committee on Foundation Design for Transmission Structures (and author of section on anchors). He is chairman of the IEEE Overhead Line Structural Materials and Hardware working group, TPandC subcommittee and the working group 5.2 , subcommittee 5 NESC; and Senior Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
|William Gary Rogers, CFI, LPI; Fire Investigator
Mr. Rogers has more
than 30 years experience involving the investigation and "chemistry"
of fires and explosions. His experience also includes
environmental assessments and remediation, mold and asbestos
abatement, structural collapse evaluations, and hazardous materials
Gary is a member of the American Institute of Planners, the Society of American Foresters, the International Association of Arson Investigators, and a past member of the Building Officials and Code Administrators International (BOCA), and the Michigan Water Pollution Control Association.
|Rick A.
Smith, PE; Mechanical Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Ohio
Mr. Smith has more than 30 years experience as a Mechanical
Engineer, including more than 20 years working with thermal, energy
and combustion systems, including boilers, furnaces, and ovens. His
experience includes industrial power plants and processes; thermal
and combustion systems; CFC management; HVAC systems; air pollution
control; process and power piping and equipment; cathodic
protection; pump failure analysis; heat and fluid transfer
processes, including energy conservation.
Rick is a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the National Fire Protection Association. He is a Registered Professional Engineer in Ohio, as well as a Stationary Engineer, 3rd Class in Ohio. Some of his clients include Anheuser Busch, the State of Ohio, Honda America Mfg., and Nestle.
Safety Expert
Mr. Walker has more than 15 years safety and operating experience.
His experience includes construction and industrial equipment
operation, procedures, malfunctions, damage, and personal injuries.
His expertise includes cranes, loaders, bulldozers, backhoes, fork
lifts, skid steers, and aerial lifts; safety program training and
maintenance; safety equipment requirements and orientations;
employee safety and health issue investigations, reviews, and
responses; OSHA and JSHA compliance; unsafe working conditions;
safety audits; emergency response drills; and emergency action
Chad holds numerous safety and OSHA certifications, including Accident Investigation I and II; Vehicle Dynamics; Mechanical Maintenance; Skid Steer Loader/ Rough Terrain Fork Lift/ Industrial Fork Lift/ and Aerial Lift Certified Trainer; OSHA 500 Certified Trainer for Construction Industry; and OSHA 501 Certified Trainer for General Industry.
T. Williams, PE; Civil/ Environmental Engineer
Licensed Engineer in Michigan, Indiana, New Mexico
Mr. Williams has more
than 30 years of Civil/Environmental Engineering experience,
including water distribution, sanitary and storm water sewer
systems, pump stations, and wastewater treatment plants;
administration, inspection and testing for construction of storm
sewers, wastewater collection and treatment facilities, activated
sludge systems, aerated lagoons, oxidation ditches, sequencing batch
reactors, and secondary/tertiary treatment systems;
inspector/technician training; site surveying and safety plans;
project certifications; failures and malfunctions including
foundations, retaining walls, roofs, structural failures,
appliances, furnaces, swimming pools, spas, saunas, plumbing
systems, hydraulic systems, fire suppression systems, environmental
releases, and environmental remediation systems; hydrogeological
investigations, aquifer tests, design and permitting.
Mike is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the National Society of Professional Engineers, the Water Environment Federation, and the National Academy of Forensic Engineers.
Vaughn E. Wilson, PE
Civil Engineer
Mr. Wilson has over 15 years of experience in
building, pavement, highway, and bridge design, construction,
repair, maintenance, materials inspection, and demolition;
material placement specifications; project and material
certifications; bituminous concrete; aggregate and bituminous
asphalt; surface treatments, joint repairs, and overlays;
materials inspection and testing, including requirements;
traffic signs and signals; pavement markings; and street
Vaughn is a certified Professional Engineer with
past certifications with the Ohio Department of Transportation
in both the design and the testing of asphalt and concrete
materials and pavements. He is a member of the American Society
of Civil Engineering and the American Association of State
Highway and Transportation Officials.


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Chicago Fire Kits - 2014
Chicago Fire Soccer Club gave their supporters the opportunity to design their third kit. The "Heart on Your Sleeve" kit, featured at the top, was designed by supporter Freddy Christiano and selected by the club's supporters. CF97's new primary kit was revealed today.
Quote from the famous Section 8 credo by Fire supporter Brandon Kitchens, "Stand and Deliver". Sixth and last in a supporter-produced series [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] for the Chicago Fire home opener.
Original photo by Marty Groark/Section 8 Chicago
A short film documentary that presents the memorable April 14, 2011 inaugural MLS season home opener between the Portland Timbers and Chicago Fire.

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The financiers on Wall Street already have positioned themselves to take advantage of this national crisis for their own gain. Where most Americans see crumbling bridges and traffic congestion, the money managers see a treasure trove of fees, profits, and more record bonuses for CEOs.
It's why some private equity firms and banks on Wall Street are raising massive funds to buy these assets that have typically been owned and managed by the government.
In recent years, new infrastructure funds have been established in North America with capital commitments of $40 to $45 billion. These private funds have sprouted up like weeds, structured for short-term profits and sky-high fees – usually up to a 2 percent management fee plus up to 20 percent of the profits.
It would be a monumental mistake to turn the future of America's infrastructure over to the same crowd that brought us the subprime crisis, an economy loaded down with debt, and recession.
We should know better by now than to create a scenario where bridges and highways are sliced and diced like subprime loans into financially engineered "collateralized infrastructure obligations."
America needs a large source of stable, long-term capital to build the system of buildings, roads, and power supplies needed to sustain the country. We need a source of capital that values infrastructure because it provides a reasonable rate of return, strengthens the overall economy, and doesn't burden users with excessive fees.
Enter that source of capital:
Public pension funds, which are responsible for the retirement benefits of more than 18 million Americans, have more than $3 trillion in assets, and a long-term investment approach consistent with the stable returns that infrastructure assets generate.
Pension funds could buy and build infrastructure, putting the profits to work for the retirement of workers, not for the benefit of Wall Street CEOs.


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Cut orange, lemons and limes into thin slices and set aside. Cut three of the peaches into slices and set aside. Slice one peach in half and discard the pit.
How to Make Lemon-Peach Sangria
Most people associate sangria with red wine and deep hearty fruits. White wine Sangria is a light, refreshing alternative to the heavier red Sangria, and fares well during the hot summer months. Lemon-Peach Sangria adds a delicate hint of fruity flavor without overpowering the gentle fruits already present in the wine.
Things You'll Need
- Large pitcher
- 2 bottles of Chardonnay
- 1/4 cup of Peach liqueur
- 1 large orange
- 2 large lemons
- 2 large limes
- 4 fresh peaches
- Large cutting board
- Serrated knife
- 1 container frozen lemonade concentrate
- 1 can lemon-lime soda
- 2 Tbsp sugar
Pour frozen lemonade concentrate into pitcher. Squeeze the juice out of both halves of the peach into the pitcher. Discard peaches after they are juiced completely.
Add sugar to the concentrate mixture and stir to combine. Let sit for 10 minutes to allow the sugar to absorb into the concentrate.
Add two bottles of chardonnay to the pitcher, and add the peach liqueur as well. Stir until combined. Add all of the sliced fruit to the pitcher and gently stir.
Place the pitcher in the refrigerator and chill for a minimum of 4 hours, preferably overnight. Stir with wooden spoon and add container of lemon-lime soda immediately before serving. Leave the wooden spoon in pitcher to scoop fruit into wine glass, if desired.
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Nola AddanteAssistant Professor of NursingAcademic Department ChairB.S.N. Northern Illinois University
M.S.N.E. University of PhoenixPhone: 815-226-4196E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com"Professor Nola Addante has been in the faculty role at Rockford University since 2010. She has taught adult health, adult health clinical, pathopharmacology, community health nursing, nutrition, and has co-taught leadership and management in nursing, senior seminar, and the NCLEX prep course. Other campus activities include that of being a first year advisor since 2012, and the forum administrator, beginning in the fall 2013. Professor Addante graduated from NIU in 1997 with a B.S. in Nursing. Her nursing career includes such experiences as the operating room, home health, outpatient surgery, and oncology. She received a Master's Degree in Nursing Education from the University of Phoenix in 2010. In addition, Professor Addante is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Leadership in Higher Education at Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She is a member of Sigma Theta Tau International (nursing honor society) and the American Nurse's Association.
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Mad Men sucks.
Community sucks.
The Walking Dead sucks.
SNL sucks.
You suck.
A large man with a cane got on the train yesterday morning in a particularly foul mood.
"Where are the trains today?!" he asked. "I gotta be wet AND wait for this damn train?!"
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Michigan State will play Georgetown on Saturday, Feb. 1 at 3:00 p.m. in Madison Square Garden as a part of "Super Saturday Hoops," featuring a NCAA doubleheader in basketball's most famous arena. The event will take place the afternoon prior to Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.
St. John's will play Marquette at 12:30 p.m. in the first game, Fox Sports 1 will televise the NCAA doubleheader.
While Spartans head coach Tom Izzo and Georgetown head coach John Thompson III both have successful programs they have met once before. On March 15, 1986 the Spartans defeated the Hoyas 80-68 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament en route to the Spartans then-fifth Sweet Sixteen appearance.
"Playing Georgetown in Madison Square Garden on Super Bowl Saturday is a great addition to our schedule," said MSU head coach Tom Izzo in an official release. "I have a lot of respect for Coach Thompson and the way he has continued to build his program on a foundation of toughness first implemented by his father, a man for whom I have an incredible amount of admiration. As a huge football fan, I'm excited to be a part of Super Bowl weekend in some small way, while also playing a game in one of the greatest basketball venues."
The New York Knicks will host the defending NBA Champion Miami Heat following the Spartans game at Madison Square Garden.
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Hello My name is Lawanda, there isn't really much to say about myself because really... I'm just a huge dork really. I'm not really inserting or anything. I pretty much blog anything that takes my interest. I do reblog porn sometimes, do be warned. And Have a nice day vwv
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O Muslims! O Ummah! O My brothers & sisters in Islam ♥
Welcome to the month of peace, purity your soul, recharger your iman & strength your faith. Closer to Allah than you used to be, re-fix your relationship with Allah. Increase your good deeds with 70x more reward. While Satan locked up, you can be able to taste the sweetness of Deen. With the miracles of Tawheed prayers, pour your tears with the reciting of Qur'an with beautiful voice of Imam's. Fasting is a shield
if a boy ever hid behind the flowers he was trying to give me i would probably just squeeze his face and kiss him because hes so cute
wow this is actually all i want in life
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This is BY FAR the most awesome thing I have ever seen. These two women, both converted Muslim women, are musicians and they are traveling around the world with their music and their stance for the role of women in Islam. Even cooler - they are making a movie about it!! Right now , they need our help to finish it! There is a link within this link where you can donate and get awesome rewards, such as CD's, T-Shirts and a copy of the movie when it's finished, and much more! Let's help these courageous women out and support them. Mashallah!
I wasn't looking for a religion … I just fell in love with Islam
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Some players have better voices than others, but all of them hold their own pretty nicely.
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ive never had any problems with capitol one. until recently when i closed my account about one month ago, today i recieved a statement of a $0 balance. This happened to my mother as well, who closed her account almost a year ago. it seems like your account will be closed but then suddenly reactivate in the future.
moral of the story is; beware of opening an account w/ capitol one, because you may not be able to close it.
I've been with Capital One Bank for over two years now and a credit card customer for more than 10 years. I have never had a problem with this bank. It is super easy to avoid fees with this bank as I have never been charged a fee with them in my 2 year history. A few years back I had to move from one state to the other for work and ran low on funds.
The customer service representative with the credit card customer service refunded all of my late fees/overdraft fees and gave me a credit to give me a little extra money to spend on my big trip. The reason he gave me was simply because of my continued business Capital One wanted to reward my loyalty. I love the cash back on my credit card and I love the no hassle rewards points I earn simply for using my debit card.
I even earn no hassle rewards for using bill pay and writing checks or using the ATM. I am always rewarded for my continued support and business with Capital One. This bank is easy to do business with.
We have been w Cap One for about 5 years. Yesterday we stopped at our Cap One branch on Old Denton road in Carrollton for a notary. We were refused service because the notary told us Cap one only notarized Cap One documents. Previously I had docs notarized several times at this branch. About a year and a half ago we moved the bulk of our funds to Chase due to problems getting cashiers checks for RE transactions. Seemed like the person that could sign the check was always hard to find or out of the office. They to top it of the receiving banks HOLD Cap one cashiers checks for 3 days to clear. Something about the type of check Cap one issued at that time. Further they did not offer online wire transfers which make this whole process easier. We are giving up on Cap One they just don't understand
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Humans Can Only Walk In Circles and We Don't Know Why
Click to viewHumans can't walk in straight lines. If there's no fixed point of reference, we just walk in circles and inevitably get lost. Nobody knows why, but researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics have confirmed it in several experiments. »


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Feb. 13 (Bloomberg) — Whitney Houston's family has been offered the Prudential Center in Newark for a funeral this week, said a person with knowledge of the situation.
The 18,500-seat New Jersey arena is available Feb. 16 and Feb. 17, said the person, who requested anonymity because the plans aren't public.
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Goa: An Indian Navy Chetak helicopter crashed at the Dabolim airport in Goa on Monday morning. Three people including two pilots have been killed in the crash. The crash occurred on the civilian flight's runway.
The rotor of the helicopter, which had flown from Mumbai to Dabolim, broke off while landing, Navy sources said. The chopper then caught fire, they said.
The helicopter was to stop for refuelling when the crash happened. More details of the crash are awaited.
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J Boag and Son Brewery, Tasmania, Australia
J Boag and Son Brewery is an Australian brewery founded by James Boag and his son named James. It was in 1883 when the brewery company was founded and is situated in Launceston, Tasmania. Now, locals and tourists alike can get a taste of Australia's finest beers and take a tour around the brewery company.
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James Boag's Historic Brewery offers a real beer lover's experience. The Boag's Centre for Beer Lovers, located in the picturesque Tamar Valley, is where the tour starts and finishes. It features three floors of Boag's Museum, brewing memorabilla, and the official Boag's merchandise store. Beer lovers can choose from either of the two brewery tours: the Boag's Discovery tour or the Boag's Beer Lovers tour. The Boag's Discovery tour is a 60-minute tour that features a tour to Boag's brewery for an exclusive insight into the key elements of Boag's traditional brewing process. The tour ends with a tasting of four award-winning Boag's beers. The Boag's Beer Lovers tour, on the other hand, offers a more detailed insight into all stages of the brewing and packaging process. The 90-minute tour is again followed by a tasting of four Boag's beers, but with a tasting of some of Australia's finest cheeses this time.
For an ultimate beer lover experience, go ahead and taste the entire range of James Boag's beers for over 40 minutes with the James Boag's Amber Ticket. You'll get a taste of Boag's premium lagers to finest quality ales, and with Boag's experts guide you through the individual taste, appearance, aroma, and character of the seven best-loved beers.
With just a short distance from Launceston's central business district, beer lovers can sample Australia's most excellent beers.
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Mailbox: 05.20.09-05.26.09
I can't believe [Josh] Bernstein suffered through that shitshow ("Strip Steak," Gut Instinct May 13-19)! I know the guy likes to drink, but I can't imagine how much I'd need to get through an extended period of time with Michael Musto AND that crazy Couri Hay. But Bianca's Triple Ds sounds fun, guess we'll just have to wait to see who they finally pick to be the next Top-heavy Chef. —Doug Ralph, Chelsea
Smell the Poperie
Re: Armond White's review of Angels & Demons (May 13-19): A lot of Ron Howard hate going on here. Didn't see much of a re view.
Only that Howard is a simple-minded cretin.That this half-assed film critic would so vehemently defend a pedophile-enabling religion with such bile says more about the critic than the filmmakers. —Mick Hilliard
Correction: Aces Redux
In out April 30 issue, we reported that New Yorkers could now get an Amtrak train direct from New York City to Atlantic City.While tickets for the ACES train service can be purchased through the Amtrak website, the rail line is actually a service of NJ Transit and more information can be found at www.njtransit.com.


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VH-1: Video Hits One IDs 1985 from fredseibert on Vimeo.
The whole story of VH-1 is probably only interesting to those who lived it, given how non-interesting the network has been for most of it's life, and we were involved from the beginning for almost 15 years. While Fred and Alan had left MTV 18 months before, they were still considered a vital part of the brain trust that could help launch networks at the company. Here's a few notes on the network identity/branding work we did the first time out. In 1985.
Origin: Ted Turner decided that MTV played devil's music (hey, Ted was little skewed in those days) and was going to launch an "acceptable" alternative. MTV Networks wasn't going to lose the goose that laid the golden egg and decided to fight Ted playing his own game. (In 1982, when ABC annouced a competing cable news service, Turner put CNN2, now Headline News, on the air within weeks and crushed ABC.) We strategized and executed the company's second music network within weeks.
The name: Our boss, programming head Bob Pittman, was annoyed that his team rejected his pet name for MTV, TV-1, on the grounds that no one had a "1" on their TVs (remember, in 1981, people still had TV dials that went from channel 2 to channel 13). By 1985 he was powerful enough that the new music channel became, by his decree, VH-1: Video Hits One.
The programming: The programming needed to be available, inexpensive, and seemingly popular. Oh, and it couldn't "cannibalize" MTV's viewers. So, it would be poisitioned as music video for an older group (MTV was for folks 12 to 34 years old), 25 to 49 years old. Less rock and more pop. In reality, it meant any darn music videos MTV wouldn't touch.
The logo & network IDs: My mentor Dale Pon and his partner, ad legend George Lois, had done the iconic "I Want My MTV" advertising, so George was asked to design the logo. Having not one pop music vein in his body, we got what we got.
Fred/Alan gathered up our most reliable animation collaborators, and churned out as many IDs as we could in four weeks (not easy with traditional cell animation and 1980s motion graphics). IDs that wouldn't seem like they "belonged" on MTV. In other words, have fun, but not too much fun. As you can hear on the last pieces, it was the beginning of our Top 40 radio jingles era.
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Dublin, Ireland
My Rating
We enjoyed this tour very much, despite the downpour at the Giants Causeway! The scenery was superb. Our driver/guide was top-notch and adapted the tour appropriately to avoid the July 12 marches in Belfast. We were disappointed to miss Belfast, but it was the right call. The tour is a bit long.
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
My Rating
This was a wonderful taste of the Highlands and our guide was terrific - Ian, I believe. His narrative and descriptions were entrancing and he was very responsive to our group's questions and interests. We would highly recommend this tour - the scenery was unbeatable and we liked the inclusion of the little nature walks on some of our stops.
Paris, France
My Rating
The Giverny and lunch parts of this tour deserve 5 stars! Our guides were wonderful, the bus was clean and spacious, and Giverny was, of course, amazing. Our lunch stop along the stream was perfect. However, I would not recommend anyone going to Versailles. Our tour guide did her best, but the crowds at Versailles were, in my opinion, dangerous. The gardens at Versailles were magnificent - but the struggle through the throngs inside was not.
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Monday, September 1, 2014
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Summer Fun
Tons of new arrivals, dresses, jewelry, vintage records and more. Summer has tons more fun to bring us!
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Monday, February 3, 2014
We Have Records!
Meow! is pleased to announce that in addition to our same great selection of pre-loved and vintage fashion and accessories, we are now the home of Royal Cat Records, a boutique record store located WITHIN Meow!
We've devoted the front of our store to this new division of the mighty Meow! empire and stocked it full to bursting with tons of vintage vinyl and shiny new releases. So you can find Joni Mitchell and Led Zeppelin alongside Arctic Monkeys and Modest Mouse, and lots more. We will also be carrying a curated selection of local and Canadian indy music and select rock and roll collectibles. We can also special order new releases and reissues, if that's your heart's desire!
Please come and check out our redesigned store-within-a-store! And stay tuned for more news and updates!
Royal Cat Records on Twitter --check for new arrivals and up-to-the-minute action
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Monday, January 27, 2014
Half Price Sale This Thursday and Friday
Meow is having its big annual sale again!!!
50% of everything in the store
-- 1/2 price off All clothing shoes bags jewelry hats scarves etc. etc.
2 Days only! This Thursday 30th 12-7
Friday 31st noon-7 pm
- sorry meow will be closed this week until the sale starts -- don't miss out!!
- sorry meow will be closed this week until the sale starts -- don't miss out!!
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Thursday, May 30, 2013
Guelph Roller Derby Season Opener
Royal City Rollergirls 2013 Home Opener
Once again, Meow! is proud to be a sponsor of Guelph Roller Derby. We are selling tickets for the home opener this weekend, Saturday June 1st!!!!!!
RCRG's Brute-Leggers vs. Border City, and RCRG's Killer Queens vs. Kingston's Skateful Dead
Our travel team The Brute-Leggers kick-off the 2013 home season taking on Windsor's Border City Brawlers in a grueling match-up, followed by the Killer Queens who go head-to-head with Kingston Derby Girls' Skateful Dead!
Everyone at the evening's event is in for a *SPECIAL* treat because we have our proud sponsor Turtleshell Studio providing the pre-game, national anthem & half-time performance by none other than The Nasties who will be stopping over during their 8 Cities in 8 Days tour!
After we close-up shop at the Sleeman Centre, join us for our Official After Party at 10:30pm "Get the Funk Out!" hosted by The Albion Hotel at 49 Norfolk Street!
Royal City Roller Girls' home bouts are held at the Sleeman Centre which includes a fully-licensed restaurant Draught Picks and is located at 50 Woolwich Street in Guelph, Ontario.
DOORS @ 4:30pm (Dinner at Draught Picks)
PRE-GAME SHOW @ 5:30pm
GAME 1 @ 6:00pm
GAME 2 @ 8:00pm
Tickets are available for purchase at Meow!
Adults: $10 Advance; $12 Door
Kids: 10 and under FREE w/ Adult ticket purchase
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Saturday, March 16, 2013
Spring is Coming!!
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Meow Guelph on Facebook
This is just a quick update to let you know about the Meow! facebook page, where we post all about new arrivals, news, and sales, as well as music and anything that strikes our fancy.
Also, did you know there is a Meow Boutique in Waterloo?
Here is the facebook page:
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How many wins have the Red Sox' injuries cost them?
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Washington Post columnist defends Rob Dibble using the Howard Stern argument
Aug 31, 2010, 1:16 PM EDT
Washington Post columnist Leonard Shapiro wrote about Rob Dibble today and more or less agreed that he's a poor announcer and deserves criticism for his recent remarks about female baseball fans and Stephen Strasburg. Despite that Shapiro also argues that Dibble shouldn't be fired because … well, I'll let you read his words for yourself:…
Today is the real trade deadline
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We all got excited on July 31st — I even blogged on a Saturday, man! — but that wasn't the real trade deadline. Just ask Manny. That was the non-waiver trade deadline. Today is the real day you have to have your changes made, because barring some complicated maneuvers involving the disabled list, your team…
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Indians great Bob Feller is being treated for acute myeloid leukemia, and the 91-year-old Hall of Famer spoke to Dennis Manoloff of the Cleveland Plain Dealer about his diagnosis: My white blood cells weren't doing their job. I got two quarts of blood right away. They pumped it in as fast as they could. The…
Joey Cora is a candidate for the Mariners' job
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We've previously heard that Bobby Valentine and Ted Simmons were in the mix, but Jerry Crasnick just tweeted that, according to the scouting grapevine (which Crasnick is extremely tuned into) White Sox bench coach Joey Cora has emerged as "a strong candidate" for the Seattle Mariners managing job. Which would be fantastic for baseball. Why?…
Derek Lowe will throw to test injury he won't admit to having
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Derek Lowe still hasn't actually admitted to having an injury, but Mark Bowman of MLB.com reports that he "had ice wrapped around his right elbow" in the clubhouse yesterday and is scheduled to "test" the not-yet-admitted-to injury by throwing today. Lowe repeatedly shook his right arm between pitches during Sunday's season-worst start against the Marlins,…
The Washington Post suspends Mike Wise for a month
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Yesterday I beefed about Mike Wise of the Washington Post making up news and then mocking bloggers for trusting it. Turns out his employer wasn't a fan of that behavior either, as the Post has suspended Wise for a month. Yikes! More background here, as Wise tries to explain what he was doing with all…
Tony La Russa and Colby Rasmus both deny reported "rift"
Aug 31, 2010, 11:48 AM EDT
Colby Rasmus was back in the Cardinals' lineup yesterday for the first time in two weeks, and after the game the 24-year-old center fielder and manager Tony La Russa denied the reported "rift" between them. Rasmus said: "From my side, me and Tony, we're on good terms." However, in downplaying their "issues" that have been…
Omar Minaya needs to quit or be fired
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Is Josh Hamilton hurting more than we think?
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Josh Hamilton DH'd last night to rest his gimpy knee. He still went 2 for 5. But Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News thinks things may be worse than Hamilton or the team is letting on: Hamilton's right knee, which has been achy all season long, has started throbbing again not even a full…
Jim Edmonds says "I'm leaning toward shutting it down and being a family man again"
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Pete Rose probably still has a gambling problem
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Why Pete Rose as an Expo? I dunno. Everyone forgets about that and I like to remember that kind of random garbage. Got his 4000th hit while playing for Montreal! Anyway: Back when he was suspended from baseball, Pete Rose admitted to having a gambling addiction and went through counseling. You'll be shocked to learn…
Another prominent columnist perpetuates the "Manny Ramirez is no longer any good" myth
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I wrote yesterday about how silly it is for mainstream media members to act as if Manny Ramirez is no longer a good player despite his owning the fourth-best OPS in the entire league and the Dodgers having a significantly better record when he was in the lineup. Bill Plaschke of the Los Angeles Times…
This may be the worst Pirates team ever
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The Marlins and Nats probably shouldn't have played last night
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Sagaform 08.15.2013
Thanks to our pattern-loving intern, Jordan, for spotting these…the brand is called Sagaform and we can't take our eyes off the catalog full of vintage-inspired pattern and hits of bold color!! Yearning for an all white kitchen to place each every one of these pieces in!! Do you love as much as we do?


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PORTAGE | The BP gas station at the Portage plaza of the Indiana Toll Road was robbed at knife point early Thursday, police said.
According to Indiana State Police, at about 3:30 a.m., someone robbed the gas station at the 1 South Toll Plaza at the 22 mile marker.
According to police, a black male, described as 6 feet 2 inches tall, wearing a gray hoodie, dark jeans and black tennis shoes, came around the counter inside the gas station and brandished a knife at the lone attendant.
The employee received non-life threatening lacerations to their forearm. The suspect took about $600 and fled on foot through the local exit onto Plaza Road in Portage.
Police believe the suspect may have fled in an unknown vehicle in an unknown direction.
State police were assisted by the Portage Police Department and the Indiana State Police Crime Scene unit. Some evidence was recovered at the scene.
This was the second robbery at a toll road plaza in Portage in two weeks. On April 13, the Hardee's on the north side of the toll road was robbed by three men who pulled a shotgun and ordered a clerk to give them cash.
No one was injured in that robbery, but police then also believed the suspects exited the toll plaza onto local roads into Portage.
Anyone who may have any information about Thursday's robbery is asked to call Trooper Ronald Davidson at the Indiana State Police Toll Road at (574) 206-2931.


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This is my second Peace Corps Host Family, the Orazibetovs. They had their hands full dealing with me since I am, umm, a big trouble maker common for young Americans living overseas for the first time. I really miss them and hope to see them at least one more time in my life time. Continue Reading
Uzgen, Kyrgyzstan
Just outside of Osh, Kyrgzystan, when people think of the small town, Uzgen, they think of these two minaret towers outside the Uzgen Bazaar. Continue Reading
Tash Kumyr, Kyrgyzstan
We spent half a day in Tash Kumyr, Kyrgyzstan, testing students for ACCELS "Freedom Support Act's FLEX" program. It is a small city that can be difficult to reach. We had to drive along a mountainside until we reached the dam. From there we could cross a bridge over the Naryn River to Tash Kumyr. Continue Reading
The Naryn River – Tash Kumyr, Kyrgyzstan
The mighty Naryn River makes its way across Kyrgyzstan. On the outskirts of Tash Kumyr, Kyrgyzstan, it flows into a reservoir tamed just briefly before heading to Uzbekistan becoming part of the Syr Darya river. Continue Reading
Kyrgyz Turkish Lyceum – Jalal Abad, Kyrgyzstan
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Update at 10 a.m. Tuesday Aug. 28: Amanda Orlando emailed last night to confirm that she was gone from "Great Country 94.1″ (WNNF-FM). She wrote: "Today was my last day, and as of right now there is no local talent on the station, although that could change." The station has a new program director, Mike […]
Amanda Orlando on leaving Great Country
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Dan Carroll no longer has 'Cincinnality'
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9:15 A.M. FRIDAY MAY 25 UPDATE: Dan Carroll says he's just too busy to do the weekly "Cincinnality" taping, in addition to his Monday-Friday commute to Dayton for the morning news on Channels 22/45. But you still might see him on the show again some day. He sent me this email: "It's just a fact […]
'Cincinnality' reboot coming June 3 to Fox 19
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After an eight-month hiatus, the local "Cincinnality" talk-variety show return to WXIX-TV (Channel 19) on June 3 with the same hosts — but a different venue, format, length, time slot and taping schedule. Producer/host Dean Miuccio says the old gang will be back: Dean and Randi Douglas previously of WARM 98; Amanda Orlando of "Great Country 94.1 FM" and […]
Amanda Orlando returns to the airwaves
02/10/12 at 3:59pm by John Kiesewetter | Comments
Country music DJ Amanda Orlando returns to radio Monday, hosting 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on "Great Country 94.1," the new Cumulus country station. For years, Orlando was Bill Whyte's morning sidekick on Hubbard's WUBE-FM (B105), now the rival station for the new "Great Country 94.1″ launched Jan. 1. Orlando also has appeared on the "Cincinnality" […]
Cincinnality To Return In January?
10/24/11 at 11:27am by John Kiesewetter | Comments
We don't know exactly when…. or where….. But "Cincinnality" creator, executive producer and co-host Dean Miuccio says that his weekday "Cincinnality" talk/variety show might not be back until the first of the year. We can talk about this at noon Tuesday during my online chat. Miuccio, the former WRRM-FM morning host, had said it would be […]
Cincinnality Comes Up Short
09/12/11 at 5:56pm by John Kiesewetter | Comments
You can honestly say that "Cincinnality" came up short Monday. The premiere for the city's first over-the-air daytime variety show in 20 years, broadcast this week by WXIX-TV (3 p.m., Channel 19), ended seven minutes short, at 3:53 p.m. After a commercial break, the credits rolled a second time to fill out the hour. Creator/executive […]
Email For Cincinnality TV Show Tickets
08/30/11 at 1:28pm by John Kiesewetter | Comments
In response to the question from my chat today: Yes, there will be a studio audience for "Cincinnality," the new daytime TV entertainment show being produced by former WRRM-FM morning co-host Dean Miuccio. Shows will be taped at 7 p.m. the night before airing on WXIX-TV (Channel 19) at Miuccio's new production studio at Cincinnati Mall […]
Cincinnality TV Show Auditions Saturday
08/15/11 at 6:10pm by John Kiesewetter | Comments
"Cincinnality" is a go! The daytime weekday TV show from former WARM98 morning man Dean Miuccio gets a one-week test Sept. 12-16 on WXIX-TV (Channel 19), and Miuccio needs entertainers to perform on the show. So he's holding open auditions for singers, bands or other performers 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at his new TV studio in the old Guitar […]
Dan Carroll Returns To TV Sunday
06/13/11 at 12:07pm by John Kiesewetter | Comments
It's just for four weeks, but Dan Carroll has a new TV gig. Carroll returns to TV for the first time since leaving WXIX-TV (Channel 19) in November. He'll be the temporary host of the new "U.S. Bank Business Watch" show Sunday on WKRC-TV (8:30 a.m., Channel 12). It's basically a revival of the old "Fifth Third […]
Adding Some Needed 'Cincinnality' To TV
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Former WARM98 morning man Dean Miuccio has rounded up fellow former broadcasters – Randi Douglas (WARM98), Amanda Orlando (WUBE-FM) and Dan Carroll (Fox19) – for a local daytime talk-variety TV show pilot called "Cincinnality." They taped it at IKEA on May 12 with a hilarious opening video showing their pathetic lives coping with being off the air — […]
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Don't know if you all have ever seen this...thought I would post it just in case.
Has lots of videos and facts on the old time lift lifters.
It's a great website! Lots of information that I haven't found collected like that anywhere else.
Very cool. I was interested in watching snatch techniques and looked at this one:
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You can actually punch the clip forward frame by frame and see each and every movement of the athlete.
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iPhone can be a battery hog
A big factor for the OP is he's going to be using it as a GPS. I was surprised at how much battery I was going through using my iPhone on the trail compared to at home and it's likely large...
I used an sCharger-5
Used it with my iPhone 4s for months on the Desert Trail and a subsequent adventure. Worked well. Seems like it took about 2 hours to charge the phone up if the battery was very low. I'd have i...
Re: re: Grizzlies
Excellent post, David Chenault. I think you make a good point on the difficulty of making a good, fatal shot with a firearm with a charging bear. Why? People get rattled. Another advantage with ...
Proper layering in a bag works great
I am totally with Greg on this one. I usually layer in a bag when it's cold. Typically, when it's really cold (during 3-season backpacking) that includes long underwear, warm and dry and cl...
Cuben Controversy
I didn't realize this topic was so controversial! First of all in a case like this "Absence of evidence IS evidence of absence." Cuben shelters have been tested extensively and hav...
Denali: A serious adventure
I climbed Denali years ago on a guided expedition. It was one of the most rewarding and dangerous things I've ever done. Don't underestimate how dangerous McKinley is. There are about 1,...
First they should look at the obvious...
Visitations to the area have risen dramatically. Grizzly populations have risen even more dramatically. Would bear spray have prevented any of the handful of fatalities? Maybe, but bear spray u...
AWOL on the Appalachian Trail, Walking the Great Divide DVD: Half Price, New Copies
I have two copies left of my favorite Appalachian Trail book, AWOL. Brand New. $14.95 list. Selling for $7.47. Also have three new in shrink-wrap copies of Walking the Great Divide DVD, also ...
Re: kiwis to kumquats
The are saying it's "likely the best backpacking sleeping bag in the world." By default, they are comparing it to all backpacking sleeping bags in the world!
There is no "best bag"
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Marmot Hydrogen (2004 model)
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SMD Wild Oasis
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Darn Tough Socks Boot Sock Cushion and Full Cushion, Merino Wool
I have been a loyal Smartwool wearer for years. For me, Merino wool is the way to go. On prior thru-hikes Smartwools were very comfortable but seemed to wear out too quickly. So for the PCT I got some...
ULA Helix "Ice Axe" Potty Trowel
I bought one at the "kick-off" to use on the PCT. It broke when I was chopping snow to melt for drinking water. I was appalled when I looked at the broken pieces to see how weak this "i...
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I liked my Golite Infinity pack but the material was too weak. Golite quickly and cheerfully replaced the pack. Unfortunately I hadn't requested a newer model and after nearly two thousand miles t...
Everestgear.com Customer Service
I hiked the Continental Divide Trail last summer. In New Mexico there were two pieces of new gear I wanted. A friend put in an order with Everestgear.com on my behalf to be delivered to Ghost Ranch. W...
PossumDown Gloves (BPL Gear Shop)
I used these gloves on my CDT hike. Ultralight hiking is all about tradeoffs, and these gloves were a good compromise. Under normal cool conditions, say to just below freezing, they were quite warm. T...
Titanium Goat AGP AGP
I used these poles on my CDT and PCT and Desert Trail hikes. I often hike with a single pole. These are not poles for people hard on gear. If y...
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A Calgary classic located in Eau Claire and known for burgers and whiskey and chops, Buchanans lives up to the reputation.
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- 738 3 Ave SW
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Dairy Lane Cafe
Have you ever tried Dairy Lane Cafe's seasonal turkey burger? If not, you'll definitely want to soon enough, but make sure you do before the seasonal offer is over. Covered in cranberries, lettuce, and a special house sauce, you'll find yourself coming back for more!
- 319 19th Avenue NW
- 403-283-2497
Divino is a part of Canadian Rocky Mountain Resorts and is located on Stephen Ave.
The Grilled Short Rib Burger is awesome and delicious and will not make you regret your lunch destination.
- 113 – 8th Avenue SW
- (403) 410-5555
Five Guys Burgers and Fries
Recently opened their first Calgary location and if the crowd is any indication of how good the burgers are most days during peak times the line up is all the way outside the door!
- 33 Heritage Meadows Way SE
- (403) 252-3373
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- 270, 14th Avenue SE
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- 19 16 Ave SW
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Holy Grill
The Gourmet Burger and the Chicken Burger are simply decadent and are a really great value at under $10! Learn more at our Holy Grill Calgary Restaurant Review.
- 827 10 Avenue SW
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- 219 16 Ave NE
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This past week one of my students in Christian ethics class at Southern Seminary asked for a list of recommended books on bioethics (that is, issues related to such things as in vitro fertilization, cloning, embryonic stem cell research, nanotechnology). The students had read Bill McKibben's Enough: Staying Human in an Engineered Age and this young minister wanted some other reading on such matters. So here's some of my favorite books on the topic, in no particular order (and without, of course, a blanket endorsement of everything articulated in any of them).
Wendell Berry, Life Is a Miracle: An Essay Against Modern Superstition
Wendell Berry, What Are People For?: Essays
Gilbert C. Meilaender, Body, Soul, and Bioethics
Gilbert C. Meilaender, Bioethics: A Primer for Christians
Oliver O'Donovan, Begotten or Made?: Human Procreation and Medical Technique
Leon Kass, Human Cloning and Human Dignity: The Report of the President's Council on Bioethics
Leon R. Kass, Life, Liberty and the Defense of Dignity: The Challenge for Bioethics
John F. Kilner and C. Ben Mitchell, Does God Need Our Help? Cloning, Assisted Suicide, and Other Challenges in Bioethics
Robert P. George, Embryo: A Defense of Human Life
Patrick Lee and Robert P. George, Body-Self Dualism in Contemporary Ethics and Politics
There are many others, but that's just a sampling. I agree with Leon Kass that one of the most important ways to understand the human dignity issues raised by bioethical questions is by reading some good fiction and poetry. Literature probes at the core of what it means to be human far more extensively than ethics or philosophy ever can.
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