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The Albany Devils are Returning to Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City
As the saying goes, the cream always rises to the top and as a Devils General newbie I was thrilled to take part in an event, that included the crème de la crème of the NJ Devils top brass. Last week, I had the privilege of joining Prudential Center's PR extraordinaire, Kerry Graue and esteemed Devils General, @SpeakoftheDevs, Carlos Figueiredo for a press conference announcing the Albany Devils returning to Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.
My alarm clock was set to the unspeakable hour of 5:30 a.m. which gave me enough time to get ready to meet the group at the Prudential Center at 7:15 am. Yes, that was AM. Armed with containers of caffeine we made the trip down to Atlantic City to Boardwalk Hall. Once inside the building I was struck by the 137 foot-high barrel vault ceiling. Built in 1929 it was touted as an architectural marvel at the time. Today, it is simply just an awesome place to watch hockey.
As the press conference neared, the attendees starting entering the Hall and among the first was Mr. Lamoriello himself. Shortly thereafter, Mr.Vanderbeek, Matt Loughlin, Devil's alumni Ken Daneyko, Grant Marshall, Jim Dowd, Bruce Driver, NJ, Lt Gov. Kim Guadano and other dignitaries arrived. Mr. Lamoriello then made his way to the podium, and the official announcement ceremony was underway. "Our organization is looking forward to bringing some of our top prospects to historic Boardwalk Hall. It is a great opportunity for our fans in New Jersey, and a great experience for some of our young players to play in the Garden State," he said.
The four games will be contested on Sundays at 4:00 p.m. Fans will be able to enjoy the Albany Devils face off against popular rivals on the following dates:
November 25th vs. Wilkes Barre/Scranton Penguins (Pittsburgh Penguins)
January 13th vs. Bridgeport Sound Tigers (NY Islanders)
January 20th vs. Adirondack Phantoms (Philadelphia Flyers)
February 24th vs. Hershey Bears (Washington Capitals)
Now that the Albany Devils will be playing four games in AC why not make the trip and get a hockey fix. You will see current and future NHL players hit the ice and watch the puck drop again. You can't beat the combination of Adam Henrique, AC's hotels & casinos and a great afternoon of hockey. Tickets are on sale now and hope to see you there!
Posted on October 15, 2012, in Devils Army, Devils Army Generals, New Jersey Devils, NHL and tagged Adam Henrique, albany devils, Atlantic City, Boardwalk Hall, Bruce Driver, Grant Marshall, Jeff Vanderbeek, Jim Dowd, Ken Daneyko, Kim Guadano, Lou Lamoriello, Matt Loughlin, New Jersey Devils. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.


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Ignasi Clemente, Ph.D., is an anthropologist and a linguist. Dr. Clemente is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Hunter College, City University of New York. He was previously an adjunct research assistant professor in the Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy at the University of Southern California, and a postdoctoral research fellow in the Department of Pediatrics, D. Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California Los Angeles.
Dr. Clemente was also an international trainee in the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Strategic Training Program on Pain in Child Health.
His main research interests include childhood studies; the sociocultural and communicative aspects of pain and suffering; health communication and shared decision-making in pediatric care; health disparities and communication, and embodied communication in multilingual settings. In his dissertation, he examined how Spanish- and Catalan-speaking patients, parents and doctors negotiated the limits of uncertainty and non-disclosure throughout unpredictable cancer trajectories at a hospital in Barcelona, Catalonia (Spain).


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Epic-ed began this effort to catalogue various technology implementations across the country. Using a mapping feature, schools could self-identify as having a 1:1 initiative and in input their data to connect with others. The resulting map shows that Indiana is leading in integrating technology and leading in our willingness to share and connect with others.
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Landlocked between two powerful neighbors, China and Russia, Mongolia has achieved a remarkable transition from a Soviet planned economy to an open, democratic market economy over the last two decades. Sparsely populated—2.8 million people in a vast territory of 1.5 million km2—and richly endowed with large deposits of copper, gold and coking coal, Mongolia is making its contribution to stability in a rapidly changing part of the world.
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Bing Copeland and Matt Calvani will be at Beach House in Bay Head on September 25 for the Surfboard Swap Meet
Bing Copeland and Matt Calvani will be at Beach House in Bay Head on September 25 for the Surfboard Swap Meet
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i had a really nice 9'4" Silver Spoon from Beach House;worked great.Eric had Matt make a Hap Jacobs East Coast Model and East Coast Noserider I'm interested in.My favorite Bings from Matt are a 8'0"Good Karma with a Greenough 4a i rode to its death literally,best board i ever owned,and a 9'0" Lightweight Stepdeck.I'm very intrigued with the Pintail Lightweight,he's making these in 8'0" and 8'6" now too,and that design is beautiful in the shorter lengths
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Constructing COMSOL Models of a Bacteriological Fuel Cell
R. Coker[1], J. Mansell[1]
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We have started constructing preliminary design COMSOL models of a bacteriologically driven \'fuel cell\' that is intended to process waste products, such as carbon dioxide and brine, from a crewed vehicle. At this early stage, this complex system is reduced to two electrodes separated by a membrane. The electrolyte is a brine appropriate for growing methanogenic bateria, though none are ...
Computational Analysis of Evaporation in Tailored Microchannel Evaporators
S. Arslan[1], J. Brown[1]
[1]Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, MI, USA
The rapid increase in power densities of integrated circuits has induced a significant interest in new reliable and high heat flux cooling technologies. The implication of such growth is the increased need for more efficient and more compact cooling mechanisms. Promising research has been conducted in the area of MEMS cooling devices, taking advantage of the increased heat transfer ...
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Meryl Brune grew up in Union, MO, a town southwest of St. Louis. Science, biology especially, has always been a big part of her life. Brune loved marine biology, equine and veterinary science, and medicine even in elementary school. In high school Brune also enjoyed learning chemistry and physics, and knew that she wanted to incorporate the sciences into her future career.
At Drake University, Brune is involved with the UAN ASBMB, Pre-Medical Club, Alpha Phi Omega (professional service fraternity), Beta Beta Beta (professional biology fraternity), Chemistry Club, and the Student Alumni Association. After college, she hopes to enter the medical field. Outside of school, Brune enjoys reading, cooking and baking, theatrical activities and spending time with friends and family.
Being a part of the UAN has special significance for Brune because she co-founded and was co-president of the chapter with my peer, friend, and co-inductee into Chi Omega Lambda, Sarah Russell. UAN gave them a chance to take a leadership position while bringing Biochemistry students together. Additionally, through her chapter's outreach activities, Brune was able to get out into the community to encourage high school kids to continue the pursuit of science after high school.
Dan DuBreuil grew up in Plymouth, NH, where he became interested in science during high school. DuBreuil wasn't sure that chemistry was a good career choice until he took biochemistry at Otterbein University. After graduation, he will attend graduate school at Brown University to study neuroscience. DuBreuil hopes to be able to use his biochemistry background to ask neuroscience questions from a molecular perspective. After graduate school, DuBreuil hopes to continue conducting research.
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One of those collaborative efforts is a BEST partnership between Affordable Income Tax and Bookkeeping Solutions and Valley View Elementary School.
BEST, an acronym for Business & Education Serving Together, is a program of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce that partners a business and a selected school to enhance the quality of life for our community and provide business support for our educational programs.
"We are a hometown business," Teresa McCoy, Affordable Tax, explained. "All of the staff are born and raised in Bradley County."
"When Dianne [Wilson] opened the business on Spring Place Road, we all wanted to give back to the south Cleveland community," she said.
Both McCoy and co-worker Julie Staton attended Valley View as elementary school students and now have children enrolled at the school.
"Valley View has a lot of great kids," McCoy noted. "Dianne wanted to support the children that her employees support."
Principal Sherrie Ledford welcomed the new neighborhood business as a BEST partner.
"The staff and students at Valley View are very excited about Affordable Tax joining our learning community as a BEST partner," she declared. "We realize this business is relatively new to our community, but they have already demonstrated their eagerness to serve the community."
Valley View, located at 5607 Spring Place Road, is itself community oriented. In 1951 it became the first consolidated school in the Bradley County School System when it brought four tiny rural schools — Zion, Union Grove, Number Four and Liberty— under one roof.
Because of the school's distance from town, Valley View historically has been a gathering place for activities for the south Cleveland community.
"We believe our school will have something to offer our business partner too as our relationship develops," Ledford said.
Ledford noted their newest BEST partner supplied dividers for new leadership notebooks at the beginning of the school year. They continued ongoing support for the school's Fall Festival.
"For the last six years, Julie Staton has baked cakes for our Fall Festival — as many as 25 delicious cakes for our Cake Walk," the principal explained. "We think she is Super Woman."
McCoy also helps coach one of the school's basketball teams.
Affordable Tax also conducts a food drive for the Valley View Food Bank and helped a family at Christmas that is experiencing "hard times."
"We have been blessed in our business, and we want to bless others," McCoy summarized.
Sherry Crye, director of workforce development for the Chamber of Commerce, coordinates the BEST partnership program.
"We have been especially excited that several of our 'community' schools are now partnered with businesses in their respective neighborhoods," Crye said. "Affordable Tax has already proven to be a good neighbor to Valley View. Affordable Tax has been a Chamber member less than a year, and already they have stepped up to support one of our workforce development programs and are making a difference in the south Cleveland community."
According to Crye, schools in the Bradley County and Cleveland City School Systems have one or more local business partners as part of the BEST program. Private schools that are Chamber members may also participate in the program.


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Three adjectives to describe today in Giants-land: depressing, depressing and (wait for it) depressing. Not only did it start off with memories of last night's unpleasant game, but then came the news that Pablo Sandoval needs surgery to remove the fractured hamate bone in his right hand and will be out for four to six weeks. This announced, of course, a year to the day after Pablo had that surgery on his left hand. Eerie baseball god stuff at its best. Then there was another unpleasant loss, clinching a sweep by the Marlins in San Francisco and it's been drizzling in a decidedly non-baseball-ish way all day.
I was not kidding when I said depressing, depressing and depressing. May is not off to a good stuff over here. Understatement of the year? Perhaps. But you know how I am, a semi-eternal optimist, so I've decided that rather than rehashing all of this horribleness any further, I am going to go a different route. What route, you might ask? The Top 10 Movies to Watch When You Get Thrown a Curveball, aka when you are depressed, route. Not strictly baseball themed, but who knows, the players might get just the inspirational kick they need if they were to watch some of these. And if you watch a few, I seriously can guarantee a good mood. So!
10. Annie Hall. Just when you thought you had problems… this move will put things, er, in perspective. You will feel positively normal and very lucky to be you when it finishes.
9. The Pink Panther Strikes Again. In the vein of laugh-out-loud movies, this rates right at the top of my list.
8. The Lord of the Rings. Not a comedy, but in terms of raising valorous feelings in you? This is just about the best.
7. Some Like It Hot. Because black-and-white movies just have that quality to them. And Marilyn movies, too. Marilyn movies are a surefire to way to boost your mood.
6. Holiday Inn. Another black-and-white one, this time with Fred Astaire and Bing Crosby dancing and singing and bringing good cheer and peace on earth to everyone who watches.
5. Robin Hood. Um, speaking of inspiring valorous feelings? If the Giants watched this, I would put money on a month of no losses.
4. Confessions of a Shopaholic. This is the newest one on the list and while from the outside, it looks like a romantic comedy, inside it's much better than that. It's a hardcore comedy and an absolutely hilarious one at that. Again, will make you feel positively normal by the end.
3. Redwall (TV series). This is the only TV series on the list and I'm featuring it because it is just that good. Brave mice defending their abbey against evil rats, while using crazy British slang and brandishing mini-swords? Yes, please. Childhood favorite, guys.
2. Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Isn't this everyone's go-to film when they're depressed? Yeah. I thought so.
1. A Day at the Races. Marx Brothers. Need I say more? (Watch the whole seven minutes. "Worth it" does not even begin to cut it.)
So there you have it. My motley rundown of the best non-depressing movies. Tomorrow, if things are still not going our way, I'll do a motley rundown of all the best depressing movies. See? Something to look forward to! No need to feel down!
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The Lady Wildcats are currently 8-2 with a perfect 6-0 mark in Region 3-4A action. Cleveland's most recent outing was a dominant one as they swept the Amanda Elzy Lady Panthers in a doubleheader, winning 15-0 and 16-0.
Lady Wildcats head coach Jody Wright has been happy with the offense.
"They're trying to swing the bats aggressively as possible and get a lead," Wright said. "We're still making some errors, but hopefully we'll work through those. For the most part, the girls have done a really good job."
The pitching for Cleveland was solid as Breanna Garner and Taylor Collins combined for seven shutout innings, giving up just one hit while facing only 22 batters on the day.
In the first game, Garner and Collins combined on a perfect game. Garner pitched the first two innings and struck out all six batters she face. Collins came on in the third inning and retired all three batters she faced.
Cleveland's offense scored four runs in the first, six runs in the second and five runs in the third to end the game after three inning due to the mercy rule.
Molly Upchurch stroked three hits, including a home run with two RBIs, while Kellie Cummins roped three hits and drove in two runs to lead Cleveland at the plate.
In the nightcap, Cleveland scored eight runs in the first, a run in the second, four runs in the third and three runs in the fourth to end the game after four innings due to the mercy rule.
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Suggestions include Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Presents "Dragons" at the United Center in Chicago.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Presents "Dragons" continues to Nov. 25 at United Center, 1901 W. Madison St., Chicago.
The show includes Alexander Lacey taming big cats, the Shaolin Troupe displaying martial arts and the Torres family riding motorcycles in the Globe of Steel.
Information: (312) 455-4500, unitedcenter.com, ringling.com.
Nov. 16's Weekend magazine features interviews with Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner about "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2," the final film in the franchise.
There also are previews of "Plaid Tidings" at Theatre at the Center in Munster, Ind., and "Speaking in Tongues: The Chronicles of Babel" at the Center for Performing Arts at Governors State University in University Park.
Some of these articles already are available in SouthtownStar.com's Entertainment section.
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Carpe Weekend previews South Suburban Archaeological Society's "Maya 2012: The End of the Maya Calendar" in Homewood.
There is also a movie review of "Lincoln" and information on where one can see an early screening of the latest "Twilight" film on Nov. 15.
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On March 8, the Illinois Department of Aging notified providers that funding for the Community Care Program would lapse on March 15. Unless the Legislature acts to provide a supplemental appropriation to cover the remainder of the fiscal year, about 80,000 Illinois seniors will be endangered.
The Community Care Program allows recipients to live independently in their homes and communities by providing home care workers to assist with household chores, shopping and personal care.
Without this necessary assistance, many of those receiving home care may be forced to move into Medicaid-funded nursing homes at four or five times greater cost to the state. The personal cost of having to give up independence cannot be measured.
The Illinois Association of Community Care Program Homecare Providers has sent a letter to state legislators, urging them to pass a supplemental appropriation to save the CCP from financial ruin. They warn that without it, many of their members will not be able to continue services.
This will have drastic impact on the lives of our most vulnerable citizens and also the workers who care for them. The CCP has proven to be a very cost-effective program. It saves the state millions every year. The Legislature needs to act quickly.
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If you are a senior citizen who retired before 2008, the following probably happened to you:
1. The investments you had in IRA and 401(k) accounts lost about 40 percent.
2. The value of the house you bought and paid for dropped in half.
3. Your property tax bill went up anyway.
4. The life savings you have left after all that happened yield less than 1 percent interest.
5. Gasoline prices went way up.
6. Grocery prices keep rising.
7. Your income (if you still have one) does not go up.
But, you know, you are the lucky ones. You grew up and lived a great life in a country in which you were free to succeed or fail on your own. You didn't always succeed, but you had a helluva good time trying.
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If the Republicans want to win at the mid-term elections and the 2016 presidential election, they better learn how to "play nice" together.
Their different factions are against Obama and his liberal, socialistic agendas, but those factions also loath each other. How stupid.
The Republicans better find a way toward more unity or not only will they lose upcoming elections, they will help Obama as he tries to achieve during his second term his obvious objective of turning our once-great country into "Greece West."
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It was the 20th anniversary for the Sarasota Craft Show, which took place Nov. 30 through Dec. 2, at Robarts Arena, but it was only the third show that Richard Rothbard, of American Art Marketing, organized. When Minneapolis-based American Craft Council decided not to organize the event, artists were frantic.
"They emailed me because they know the shows I run up North, and they said, 'Richard, do something!'" he said.
Rothbard got in touch with every artist involved and made the show happen, and he's planning to run it "forever." Other than the Sarasota Craft Show, Rothbard is a New Yorker who has no ties to Sarasota. He's an artist, himself, and runs galleries in various locations throughout the country, as well as shows, such as this one.
The term "craft show" is a slightly misleading. The work of the 100-plus featured artists is of mostly fine art. At the show were large bronze-cast bear sculptures displayed across from unique Sunday hats, sitting adjacent to intricate metal and leatherwork and located down the aisle from large oil paintings.
Artists travel across the country, take an average of six hours to set up their booths and show their works for three days. People who attend the festival get to talk to the artists about the unique pieces they buy.
"Sales are excellent," says local artist John Whitney. He and his wife, Linda, have participated in the festival since Rothbard took over. The artist couple typically sells their work wholesale to galleries and museums, and the Sarasota Craft Show is the only show in which they participate — because they love it.
"The customers who come are loyal, and they have been coming for years," says Linda Whitney.
There's only one thing missing, according to Rothbard. "Thousands of people who live in Sarasota just don't get to the show," he says. "It's silly, because it's such a treat."
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Will it be the end of the world as the Mayans knew it? South Florida Museum is hosting events that place the Mayan belief into context in the "End of the World" program.
A notable Mayan expert from our backyard, research scholar Dr. Gabriele Vail, of New College of Florida, along with Jeff Rodgers, director of Bishop Planetarium, will discuss what the Mayan calendar has to say about the end of the world, Dec. 5.
And coming up Saturday, Dec. 15, is another interesting program called "The Return of the Goddess," which was inspired by the Mayan mythology and gravitational waves predicted by the Theory of Relativity. The program features composer Paul Ramshaw, but don't expect conventional music — it uses reorganized samples of operatic and choral voices in different frameworks of time. And it will be complimented with projected graphics on the planetarium dome.
In case the world doesn't end, tickets to the event are $10. Call 746-4131 for more information.
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There is an abundance of creative "Nutcrakers" taking place this season, one of which will be presented by Jazz Juvenocracy.
The group of young professional-sounding, talented jazz musician teens has created original arrangements based on Tchaikovsky's themes, as well as original arrangements of Duke Ellington's "Nutcracker Suite," John Coltrane and David Berger.
Imaginique Contemporary Ballet Company, including former members of the Sarasota Ballet, will perform the ballet that scripts Drosselmeyer as a music director and Clara as a trumpeter who falls asleep during rehearsal for the holiday party.
Performances take place at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21, and run through Dec. 23, at The Glenridge Performing Arts Center, 7333 Scotland Way. Tickets are $25. For more information, visit jazzjuvenocracynutcracker.com.
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Kia Amanti Engine Issues
Last year my Engine Control System indicator light came on and stayed on for about 2 months. I suspected bad gaseline and it finally went off on its own. Last night the temperature dropped to 15 degrees and when I started my KIA it was very sluggish. Again the Engine Control System indicator light went on and the last 1 mile going home the car seems to be hesitating. The light is suppose to show a potential problem has been detected somewhere in the emission control system. Has any other Amanti been experiencing this problem and how has it be resolved? My closest KIA dealer is about 40 miles away!!!
aubbon Posts: 2My 2006 Amanti's Check Engine light came on at 110 miles (183kms). Dealer replaced the Purge Control Solenoid Valve. Haven't had any problems with this since.
New problem is with the center display. Shows vehicle using 4.5 gallons of gas to go 60 miles (20 litres per 100km). Dealer will be replacing this unit. Anybody else having this problem? -
redptc Posts: 78About two weeks ago i went to start my new AMANTI(just 200 miles on it)and it wouldn`t start. It took about 4 tries to get it going.Looked up KIAS web site ,found a write up about it in the PITSTOP section(KT2007062101 6-21-2007)Said it may be a bad immoblizer.Took it to the dealer and that what it is a bad immoblizer.They had to order it so i don`t have it installed yet.
billh6 Posts: 123Is your Amanti an '06 or '07? I've had occasions where my '07 starts and then dies and takes couple of tries until it starts. They service advisor said they had a couple on the lot that did the same thing. He said it was something to do with the chip in the key and they tweaked the engine, but I still occasionally have it happen. I just pull out the key, insert it again and it starts right up. Not a big deal unless I was planning to rob a bank and need it for a fast getaway! (just teasing). :surprise:
redptc Posts: 78Had my new immoblizer installed today,hope i don`t have any no start problems again.Have your service advisor look up KIAs pitstop write ups on your problem. They should put in a new immoblizer in your Amanti.My Amanti is a 2007,with just a few hundred miles on it.Your advisor is right it does have something to do with the chip in the key.But there is a fix for it. :shades: (ps check box #3 in this section.)
william33 Posts: 2We have a 2005 Amanti purchased new for my wife's use. It is used mainly as a road car and now has 30,000 miles on it. From early on we have had starting problems, as related to the battery being low, if the vehicle sits for a few days with out starting. The duration of the problem has progressed to a couple of days non use. Having the battery analyzed by Kia and others results in "no battery problem" and Kia can find no drain on the battery other than the normal drain of clock and electronics. Finally we had the vehicle towed in to the closest dealer, 180 miles away. After much testing, the Kia service said that the problem had to be the battery (with mutterings like "diode ripple in the alternator") which I didn't understand. Since the battery had only a 12 month warranty from Kia, they installed a new battery, $180, and we drove the 180 miles and picked it up. I feel that the problem is probably not solved but Kia service does not know what to do about it. Any thoughts?
redptc Posts: 78Sounds like you`ve been through alot .Did any one suggest to change the battery to see if the new one would run down, or to disconnet the old one for afew days to see if it would go dead with out being hooked up? Have you had any more problems since the battery was changed? (that is a really expensive battery) GOOD LUCK with it.
william33 Posts: 2Thanks redptc.
Disconnect the battery? Yes. I did that and found no battery discharge. I also placed an ammeter in series with the disconnected battery and saw only miliamps of current. This was several months ago. Both Kia Albuquerque and a local battery business did the standard Load Test on the battery and found no problem.
After months of keeping a trickle charger on the battery we called to have the vehicle towed to the closest dealer, 180 miles in Las Cruces NM. Kia paid for the considerable towing charges.
Kia service found a failing battery and nothing else. After a few days of testing, they put in a new Interstate Battery. ~$90 for the battery and ~$90 for the service. The original Kia battery had only 12 months of warranty. (unheard of) We picked up the vehicle two days ago. I rather expect the problem to emerge again in a few months.
Some friends in Minnesota bought an Amanti upon our reccomendation. We were surprised to hear that they are having the same problem. I have not seen this problem addressed by others on the forum.
Note: The person arranging the towing to service told us that the vehicle would be returned to us under a warranty called Reunite. When we called for Reunite there was no such program. -
redptc Posts: 78It`s been pretty cold here in OHIO lately. I noticed when i start the engine(cold start) it would have a nasty knocking sound like dry valve lifters, only last a few seconds Anyone have a similar noise on a cold start?(there`s only 2400 miles on the car.)This also happens on my granddaughters SANTA FE,with a 3.3 engine. :confuse: :sick:
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gdhayden Posts: 2In the past six weeks my Amanti with 32,000 miles has died 4 times while driving. Once was on the freeway at 70 mph, another time going up a mountain highway 55 mph. After cranking for a minute it starts and runs fine. Dealer in San Leandro could not duplicate the problem. My own dealer is keeping the car to try to duplicate the problem. I have not seen any postings about this problem so am wondering if this is a unique problem.
jrjones Posts: 1We also hava 2005 Amanti that was purchased new and has been trouble free. However, before the Amanti, we had an 03' Sedona that caused us much grief with stallling and dead battery with no warning. Fortunately we are close to the dealership in Montgomery, Al. The Sedona was towed at least eight times before the problem was corrected and I had to get stearn with the dealership as well as KIA Motors to get the message across that I was paying for a vehicle that I wasn't comfortable putting my family in. The solution ended up being the alternator wasn't powerful enough for the vehicle and it wasn't actually recall but they did at once ship 150,000 upgraded alternators out to dealers. Your problem sounds very similar and I raised enough stink that they sent me a $500 check to compensat my vehicle being in their shop unable to be driven.
gdhayden Posts: 2Thank you for the response regarding your Sedona. That gives me another idea I can present on the next occurence of engine failure. I am going to check to see if the 2004 Amanti has the same alternator as the newer models. I'm glad your Amanti has been trouble free. I had only one other problem, a faulty roll-over valve in the gas tank that would not let us put fuel in. Our dealer replaced that problem valve successfully.
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desertdog85365 Posts: 1I was reading your post about your 07 Amanti. Have you still had the problem after the immoblizer was replaced? Just bought a used 07 and had it a week and just as you discribed, but this one has 15K on it. I checked under the dash and it still has the old immoblizer so off to the dealer I go with PITSTOP in hand..
billyrockfish Posts: 3Aloha from Hawaii! We have an '05 Kia Amanti - overall a reliable, nice car, although we've gone through two batteries - replaced under warranty. Ours now has 51K on the clock and I see where Kia recommends the timing belt change at 60K. Would anyone out there in Amanti/Edmunds blog-land give me a clue on what to expect costwise for this timing belt replacement service? Yes, I know prices vary throughout the U.S. and Canada. West Coast/Cal or Hi. cost estimates - real world experience from real people. Thanks/Mahalo!
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joker26 Posts: 1I had a similar problem with my 2005. I had it in to the Kia dealership several times, but they couldn't figure it out. I finally took it to a trusted repair shop and they replaced the fuel pump. That was a year and a half ago and I haven't had the problem since. They also advised me to run a higher octane gas. Hope this helps you.
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07kiaamante Posts: 1You need to have them take off both of the cables from the battery. Just have them unscrew the clamp, clean off the posts if there is any stuff on it (can do it with baking soda, a toothbrush or whisk brush, and water, dry it off), and then put the clamps back on and tighten it real good. The clamps are loose on your battery. I had the same problem for the last 3 weeks. Finally every time I stopped at a stop light or stop sign or slowed down the car would die. I wouldhave to put on my emergency blinkers, open the hood, wiggle the clamp on the positive post of the batter to start her up again. I have a 2007 Amante. Triple AA came out, tested the battery (it's a triple AAA battery that is supposed to be at 650 but is actually around 800+ so the battery was fine! The triple AAA guy took off the positive clamp (unscrewed it), told me the battery post was totally clean, and then he screwed the battery clamp onto the posts real tight and it started right up. So far no problem starting it, or having it stall when I stop or slow down. You can actually unscrew it yourself with two pliers and then clean the posts and screw it back on yourself. It was so simple and saved me over $100. because I was about to have it towed to Kia to replace the battery clamp and maybe get a new battery when that wasn't even needed! Good luck!


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KATY, Texas — Fort Bend County sheriff's detectives say three members of a family formerly of McMinnville are being held in connection with the Oct. 1 robbery of a bank in this suburb just west of Houston.
Ronald Scott Catt, 50, and his 20-year-old son, Hayden, were arrested Friday for holding up the First Community Credit Union.
Deputies said the two men dressed in orange construction vests, ball caps and dark glasses to execute the 1:45 p.m. robbery. The pair displayed pistols and left with a bag of cash, deputies said.
Catt's daughter, Abigail, 18, wore a fake mustache and drove the getaway car, deputies said. She is also facing an aggravated robbery charge for her role in the incident.
The Catts lived in McMinnville from the 1990s until last year. Public records show that Ronald Catt applied for a marriage license in Yamhill County in 1998, listing himself as an engineer. He divorced two years later, after his wife was convicted of a domestic assault.
In early 2011, Catt was booked into Yamhill County Jail on charges of driving on a revoked or suspended license.
Both children were honor students at Duniway Middle School and heavily involved in competitive swimming with McMinnville Swim Club.
Hayden, who graduated from Mac High in 2010, also starred for the Grizzly swim team. He was a key contributor at state.
All three members of the family are being held in the Fort Bend County Jail. The father and son were booked on $140,000 bond each, the daughter on $100,000.
The Catts were arrested after a Texas crime stoppers program offered a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to apprehension of suspects.
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I can just hear them saying "but, but, but we're from McMinnville Oregon. We know a lady who robbed a bank in Willamina and nothing bad happened to her. All she had to do was rake bark dust at the park and sweep the steps of the courthouse and say she was sorry and promise to never be naughty again. Can't we do the same??" To which the Texas judge responds "you aint in Oregon anymore folks. Bailiff, get a rope."
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Ill say it...Crash is gone...
Ding Dong the Witch is Dead..lala la la lala la la
Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, hear the lamentations of their women.
This planet is no longer the battleground for alien extraterrestials at war with others.
Narcissistic injury is the term used for any threat to a narcissist's outsized ego or self-esteem.
You know- Chadman's not entirely happy about this.
Crash can be a knob- absolutely no disagreement there- but if he leaves the constant whinging off the board, he actually makes some good points. Pity he can't seem to get past that 'holier-than-thou' thing though.
what was that bit about Oviedo earlier?
Schiavone's Race Career:
Starts- 10
Wins- 2
2nd- 4
3rd- 0
Other- 4
Prizemoney- $60,050.00
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!


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You may think you need to be of an artistic temperament to make the most of Sarasota's crowded cultural season. Well, yes-but just as importantly, you need to be organized. Otherwise you'll find yourself missing out on that dance premiere because you were still raving to your friends about that hot new play while you should have been scoring tickets to the opera season before all the good seats were gone.you get the picture.
Take a tip from me. The calendar is your friend; make good use of it. Some people utilize handy day planners they carry with them at all times; I still rely on two big calendars with lots of room to scribble upcoming shows and events on, one at the office and one at home. When conflicts arise, I know early on and am prepared to shift things around, so that one week in January or March when every arts organization insists on opening a new show is somehow manageable.
Forewarned is forearmed. Here's an overview of some of the artistic season's highlights so you can get to work on your calendar. And I'll see you at the ballet.er, play.oh, you know what I mean.
This is when the cultural season officially kicks off, and there's a lot of good stuff crammed into the month to give thanks for. The Asolo gets under way Nov. 1 with its production of Inherit the Wind, a still timely examination of issues of faith and science that pits veteran actors Bradford Wallace and John Arnold against each other in courtroom battle. That's on mainstage; over in the Jane B. Cook Theatre the FSU/Asolo Conservatory season revs up with David Hare's The Blue Room (yes, that's the one Nicole Kidman bared all for in London), an adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler's turn-of-the-century La Ronde about various sexual encounters and liaisons. It runs Nov. 27-Dec. 15.
It's something of a family affair when the Golden Apple brings back Mame this month. Ben Turoff directs mom Roberta MacDonald in the lead, and patriarch/producer Bob Turoff is bringing in friends Bill and Susan Seaforth Hayes (of Days of Our Lives fame) to play Mame's husband Beau and best friend Vera. That plays throughout the holidays, so if you "need a little Christmas".
The Florida West Coast Symphony has a couple of exciting events this month. The orchestra teams with vocal ensemble Key Chorale to present Beethoven's Ninth, the Ode to Joy masterpiece, Nov. 8-10. And the Florida String Quartet presents a world premiere by Sarasota-based composer-and psychotherapist-Paul Ramsier. With a title like Zoo of Dreams II, I have a feeling his day job may be spilling over a little into the music.
Speaking of music, the Ringling Museum of Art offers a brand-new series of concerts this season. They'll be held either in the Courtyard or the Rubens gallery, making for a pretty darned nice setting either way. First up: new Sarasota resident Esteban brings his classical/flamenco guitar work to the courtyard, Nov. 16.
And while we're on a Latin theme, choreographer Alberto Alonso, co-founder of the National Ballet of Cuba, journeys to Sarasota to set his choreography for Carmen on Sarasota Ballet dancers. Sarasota's Carmen lead will have a tough act to follow; Alonso's first dancer in this role was Maya Plisetskaya of the Bolshoi. That work bows with Paquita Nov. 15-17 at the Van Wezel.
And of course it wouldn't be November without a few festivals. The first, the Sarasota Reading Festival, takes place Nov. 2 at downtown's Five Points and brings to town writers Edna Buchanan, Bob Greene and Peter Matthiessen, among others. The second, the Cine-World Fest over at Burns Court Cinema, screens more than 50 films from the Toronto, New York and Cannes film festivals, with a juried Filmmakers Forum featuring the work of artists from all over Florida. That runs Nov. 8-17; ply yourself with lots of cappuccino at the cinema's concession counter. And the third, the biennial display of public artwork along the bayfront called Sarasota Season of Sculpture, will boast 22 sculptures this year, including one by frequent Sarasota visitor and ex-resident John Chamberlain. It's on view Nov. 17-May 31.
A couple of big Broadway hits on the Van Wezel stage this month. The first is Fosse, the tribute to dance master Bob, which highlights plenty of his work from shows including Chicago, The Pajama Game and Sweet Charity. Three performances, Dec. 14 and 15. And fans of swing music and dancing-whether from the first time around or the recent revival-will be jitterbugging their way into the hall for Swing, Dec. 29-31. Great tunes from the '30s and '40s, including Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, Candy and Sing, Sing, Sing, plus lots of Lindy hopping.
Florida Studio Theatre scores with the hot-from-New-York show Proof, about a daughter coming to terms with her late father's madness/genius and its implications for her future. Winner of the Pulitzer and three Tonys, Proof bows Dec. 17.
You have to have a couple of classics around the holidays. The Asolo brings back its version of A Christmas Carol, through Dec. 28; and the Sarasota Ballet naturally returns with The Nutcracker, Dec. 20-23 at the Van Wezel. But if you'd like to unwrap a newer Christmas present, the Manatee Players' Nuncrackers might be right up your stocking. Dan Goggin's Nunsense characters, including Reverend Mother, Sister Robert Anne and Sister Hubert, are back for this followup, with the gimmick a Christmas TV special being taped at the convent. A sample song or two: Santa Ain't Comin' to Our House and Jesus Was Born in Brooklyn. Onstage Dec. 5-22.
If you haven't yet found time to head over to the Ringling Museum to see Rodin: A Magnificent Obsession, this might be a good time. More than 65 works, including bronzes, drawings, photographs and a documentary chronicling the sculptor's The Gates of Hell, are part of the exhibition, which continues through Jan. 5.
All right, now, let's gather a breath for the second big push of the season. A couple of new works to mention, including one so new it didn't have a title at press time. That's the world premiere of a play by Brit Mark Wheatley, which gives FSU/Asolo Conservatory students a chance to collaborate with the playwright in the act of creation. All we know is it's about a man named Patrick, who returns home to find he's got some family issues to work on. Onstage Jan. 8-26.This month also features the first of three smaller-scale Asolo Theatre Company shows in the Cook Theatre: Eye of the Storm, about Alabama judge and civil rights pioneer Frank Johnson Jr., running Jan. 31-Feb. 22 and starring versatile one-man-show pro Will Stutts (who'll also bring us Noel Coward later this Asolo season); and frequent Golden Apple actor Gary Marachek turning up as the devilish Mr. Applegate in Damn Yankees at the dinner theater, Jan. 14-March 9.
The other brand-new piece: the ballet Anne Frank, choreographed by Sarasota Ballet master James Buckley to music by John Williams and John Newman. Buckley's take on the young girl's often interpreted diary will both explore the relationships of those inside the Secret Annex and take us to the camps where the Franks and others perished. A tall order for a ballet; we'll see the results Jan. 31-Feb. 3 at the FSU Center for the Performing Arts.
The Ringling School's Selby Gallery features acclaimed African-American artist Faith Ringgold's work, Jan. 10-Feb. 15. Ringgold, known for her story quilts, paintings and children's books, will present a lecture, and cellist Karen Patterson will pay tribute to the artist in a new musical work, on Jan. 24. And Sarasota's own art form, Circus Sarasota, swings into action Jan. 31-March 2 at the fairgrounds with its latest, The Art of Circus.
No word yet on all the celebs and movies at this year's Sarasota Film Festival, but the dates are Jan. 24-Feb. 2, and the venues include not only the Hollywood 20 downtown but the Van Wezel, where a special "CineSymphony" Jan. 25 will highlight the Hollywood scores of the legendary Elmer Bernstein (The Ten Commandments, To Kill a Mockingbird, Age of Innocence and the upcoming Gangs of New York). The Florida West Coast Symphony will play excerpts from Bernstein scores, conducted by Bernstein himself, and corresponding film clips will be shown; should be quite a look at the last half century in film.
Sold-out performances mean the Sarasota Opera has to extend its schedule when it can, and this year for the first time the opera season pushes into early April. It begins, though, Feb. 8 with Macbeth, the first Shakespearean opera by maestro Victor De Renzi's favorite composer, Verdi. This is one of those rare opportunities to see and hear both the standard version and Verdi's original 1847 version, which will be staged for just two performances. Also opening this month: Die Fledermaus, a collaboration between stage director Darko Tresnjak and scenic designer David Gordon that transports audiences to Vienna. However, don't worry, it will be sung in English.with English supertitles as well, so you won't miss a word.
Christopher Wilkins, who's led the orchestras of Chicago, San Francisco, and Houston, among others, will be guest conductor for the Florida West Coast Symphony Feb. 20-22, when the program will feature Berlioz's autobiographical Symphonie Fantastique and Barber's School for Scandal Overture.Down south, Venice Little Theatre spreads its wings with a production of The Wizard of Oz that employs famed technicians Flying by Foy to rig and choreograph those flying monkey scenes and others. Onstage Feb. 18-March 16. And at VLT's Stage II, where newer works are frequently presented, I'm drawn to a comedy by Jeff Daniels, The Vast Difference, which artistic director Murray Chase says "asks a lot of serious questions about male/female identity while presenting pure mayhem." Much the best way to do it, don't you think? That's up Feb. 6-20.
Art lovers get another up close view of what some of Sarasota's most knowledgeable collectors buy for their homes when Selby Gallery presents Sarasotans Collect II, opening Feb. 28. At the Ringling Museum, we'll finally get to see the Chinese ceramic collection of Ira and Nancy Koger, donated to the museum a year ago. From Neolithic culture to Ming Dynasty and beyond, it's on view Feb. 1 through April 27. And Everglades photographer Clyde Butcher displays his nature shots Feb. 1-13 at Selby Gardens.
Actor-director Jay Strauss returns to the Players' backstage to direct the Frank Loesser perennial, Guys and Dolls, Feb. 27-March 9. He's had success there before with other large-scale productions, including Sweeney Todd. If he can handle the Demon Barber of Fleet Street he should be able to handle Loesser's gamblers and mob types. And audiences are bound to love the Players' renovated auditorium-new seats, carpeting, lighting and expanded sound equipment among the improvements.FST had a hit last summer with Claudia Shear's Blown Sideways Through Life; this month we get to see her other recent smash there, Dirty Blonde, about two quirky urban loners obsessed with Mae West. Opens Feb. 17.The Education Center on Longboat Key introduces a new performing arts series this month. Friday Afternoon Live! will bring actors, musicians and singers to the center in a salon-type atmosphere every Friday at 3 p.m.
The American Film Institute chose Billy Wilder's Some like It Hot as the funniest film ever made, and who am I to disagree? That's why I'm especially looking forward to a new musical version of the show, starring no less than film co-star Tony Curtis as that philandering millionaire Osgood Fielding III. We may not get to see Curtis in drag this time out, but bandmates Daphne and Josephine will still be hobbling around in heels, Feb. 28-March 3 at the Van Wezel.
The Asolo reaches back some 60 years with its production of Philip Barry's Philadelphia Story, about beautiful young Tracy Lord's wedding problems. Devora Millman and David Breitbarth will essay the roles made memorable in the film by Katharine Hepburn and James Stewart.hard shoes to fill, for sure. No word at press time on who will fill in for Cary Grant.
Theatre Works will also have to work to meet expectations when it brings Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire to the stage, March 7-April 6. Who will wear Stanley's ripped T-shirt and have Blanche's nervous breakdown? Former Manatee Players artistic head Brett Lassiter will direct.
The Sarasota Jazz Festival didn't have star names yet at press time, but it's back March 23-29; with concerts at the Van Wezel, Jazz in the Park and Jazz Caravan by Trolley. And Selby Gardens offers its own sort of music festival with a reprise of its popular Sunday Afternoon Outdoor Garden Music Series, live outdoor music at the Gardens, each Sunday this month and in April and May as well.
Architecture has often been described as "frozen music," so it's logical for this month's La Musica chamber fest to focus on "Harmonies of Time and Space: Music and Architecture" in its concerts April 9, 12, 15, 21 and 23. Some of music's great structuralists, including Bach, will be featured (in an unusual string trio version of the Goldberg Variations).
Venice's Stage II tackles a weighty issue with its production of Peter Sagal's Denial, another recent New York success. This one focuses on a Jewish, censorship-hating lawyer who ends up defending a professor pressing his belief that the Holocaust was a hoax. It's onstage April 10-19.
Neil Simon's latest, The Dinner Party, got mixed reviews in New York and London, but with the right cast this tale of three divorcing couples having dinner together (they all have the same divorce lawyer) should entertain our area's ever-loving Simon addicts. It's onstage April 18-May 18 at Theatre Works.
Lots of dance at the Van Wezel this month, from the disco era (Saturday Night Fever, April 10 and 11), to a mix of classic and cutting-edge from the Limon Dance Company (April 17) to the dynamic choreography of Barrage, which plays with the distinction between a violin and a fiddle (a fiddle dances) through musical styles including calypso, jazz, klezmer and pop. Onstage April 26 for two shows.
The Players of Sarasota continue their East-West cultural exchange with China with an event this month that takes 12 local actors/singers/dancers to the Great Wall and beyond (Beijing and Zunyi) and brings a Chinese troupe of acrobats and folk dancers here. Details were still being arranged at press time, so call 365-2494 for more info.
If you've been waiting for the Sarasota Comedy Festival since November (when it usually takes place), it's finally here, May 11-18, with a few changes. Gone are the comedy dinners and black-tie gala; in are showcases for up-and-coming talent, a lifetime achievement award, a planned show and improv workshops by Second City members, comedy films, and a "doo-dah parade," which kicks the whole week off. The Child Protection Center is beneficiary.
Syncopation is about more than a musical beat in the play of the same name by Allan Knee, which the Asolo presents in the Cook Theatre May 2-25. It's about an "interruption of the regular flow of rhythm" that disrupts two lonely people's lives-hopefully bringing them happily together-and stars last season's Fully Committed ace Kraig Swartz.Two real-life people who certainly were brought together for a purpose were Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller. William Gibson's The Miracle Worker closes out the Venice Little Theatre season on an emotional note May 13-25 and offers two actresses, one of them still a child, really, a big challenge. Will a dramatic miracle take place onstage? I hope so.


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Visitation will be 9-10 a.m. Friday, October 4, 2013, at Gunnison Baptist Church with Celebration of Life services immediately following beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, October 4, 2013, at Gunnison Baptist Church with Bro. Allen Robinson and Bro. Butch Cummins officiating. Interment will be in Shelby Cemetery.
She was born in Marks on February 9, 1936, to Forrest W. Holcombe and Eva Holcombe. On September 11, 1951, she married J.W. Pearson in Rosedale. She worked for 36 years as a supervisor at Shelby Die Casting and 13 years at the Gunnison Post office. She enjoyed reading, working puzzles, stamp collecting and flowers. She loved her family dearly and was a devoted wife. She was a member of Gunnison Baptist Church for 65 years.
Mrs. Pearson is preceded in death by her parents, Forrest and Eva Holcombe; husband, J.W. Pearson; and granddaughter, Jamie Renee Grimmer.
She is survived by her daughter, Brenda Dianne Nethery (Jimmy) of Gunnison; sons, James Lamar Pearson (Debbie) of Gunnison and William Duane Pearson of Cleveland; sister, Robbie Keeth of Plymouth, MI; 6 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Bobby Pearson, Tyler Pearson, Hayden Pearson, Jimmy Russell, Bryan Alford, and Billy Bassie.
To view and sign the online guestbook, go to www.rayfuneralhome.net


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Here at This Mama Loves Her Bargains, we just love a cute cloth diaper! Between both of us Mamas we have tried A LOT of diapers, and I think that we can both agree that cuteness is a must. Back when I first started cloth diapering 3 years ago it was mostly about functionality. There weren't a lot of "cute" diapers out there. There has a been a growing trend in cloth diapering that allows you to diaper your baby in style. I love a diaper with an applique or design that I can match with a cute onesie or t shirt. So, when I had the chance to try out the Perfect Bum Reusable Cloth Diaper and T-Shirt Set I was game! The Perfect Bum set comes with a cute diaper cover with a tri-fold insert and an adorable matching t shirt. They have a lot of cute designs to choose from, and offer 3 sizes to fit your baby. Check out this information from the manufacturer:
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My Thoughts: I tried out the size large diaper and t shirt set for my 6 month old in both the Pinwheel and Stud Muffin Designs. He is just under the 20 pound weight limit for a size large and it is slightly large, but fits him fine and allows him some room to grow. In fact, the sizing was great because I could also fit the diaper set on my 2 1/2 year old who is currently potty training. I love a good cloth diaper for potty training. It allows them to feel the wetness and I find that it makes potty training a snap. The Cocalo diaper comes with a nice insert that I thought had good absorbancy, even without washing several times like other inserts. I like that this insert just lies inside the diaper, no stuffing necessary! I found that the diaper system worked


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Passion on both sides of Oregon tuition debate
Feb 13, 2013 | 1 Comment
By JONATHAN J. COOPER
Of the Associated Press
SALEM — Oregon lawmakers heard passionate appeals Wednesday from people on both sides of the debate over providing in-state tuition for young immigrants brought illegally to the United States as children.
A state House committee could vote by the end of the week on whether to advance the measure to the full House of Representatives.
Students considered Oregon residents pay about $20,000 less per year at the state's largest universities. Illegal immigrants pay the higher tuition rate charged to out-of-state and international students.
Young illegal immigrants told lawmakers they've worked hard in high school and dream of going to college but could never afford the nonresident tuition.
"You don't know how it is not to be able to dream to go to college, not because you're not smart, but because you have no way to pay for it," said Hugo Nicolas, a Chemeketa Community College student from Salem who was brought illegally to the U.S. when he was 11.
Opponents say the measure would confer a benefit to illegal immigrants that isn't available to U.S. citizens who happen to live in other states.
"I think we're cheapening the value of being a citizen of the United States," Don Nash, of Lake Oswego, told lawmakers.
House Bill 2787 would allow illegal immigrants to pay resident tuition at Oregon's seven public universities if they've graduated from an Oregon high school and lived in the United States for at least five years, at least three of them in Oregon. They'd have to sign an affidavit swearing they'll apply to legalize their immigration status as soon as they're legally eligible.
Illegal immigrants can't legally work in the United States, but proponents say President Barack Obama's push for a federal immigration overhaul could create a pathway to citizenship for many. They say children have no control over the decision to immigrate without legal documents.
"The only way this bill could be broadly applicable is with the passage of a mass amnesty on the federal level," said Cynthia Kendoll, of Salem.
Resident tuition and fees for 15 credits at the University of Oregon, the average course load, are currently $9,310 per year. For nonresidents, it's $28,650.
"When I think about my future after high school, I think about the opportunities that are being closed because of my legal status, when I worked as much or more than other students." said Karla Castaneda, a junior at Parkrose High School in Portland whose family illegally immigrated when she was 4. "I didn't do anything wrong. I attend school. I get good grades. And I help my community."
Illegal immigrants would be subject to the same entrance requirements as other university applicants and would not be eligible for state or federal financial aid.
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Obviously children aren't responsible for their parents behavior (legal or not). I have mixed feelings about this, because I feel right now the U.S. is squeezed to a point of serious instability and much of it is through outsourcing jobs, while importing people. (not so much the illegal people).. It would have been nice to have the dept of labor stats work with immigration to build a solid economy that worked for everyone, but instead they decided to have it work for the wealthy.
"We can have concentrated wealth in the hands of a few or we can have democracy, but we cannot have both"
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Fort Bragg man arrested in alleged gun theft
Officers stopped a vehicle March 15 in 1100 block of South Main Street and found the stolen firearms inside the vehicle, according to the FBPD. Police determined the alleged theft happened at a storage facility in the 1200 block of North Main Street.
The firearms were seized and put in the police department's evidence locker, and a police service technician found an lifted latent fingerprints from the gun cases. The prints were forwarded to the state Department of Justice in Eureka for comparison to identify a suspect, according to the FBPD.
The report came back April 17 saying that a thumb and ring-finger print removed from the cases was identified and matched to Rick Faustino Santos, according to the FBPD.
The information was forwarded to the Mendocino County District Attorney's Office for review, and a warrant was issued for Santos on suspicion of possessing stolen property. Santos was also found during the investigation to be on summary probation in Stanislaus County for a narcotics offense, according to the FBPD.
An officer at 7:33 p.m. Friday found Santos in the 500 block of North Main Street and arrested him for the warrant and for allegedly violating his probation terms.
Gualala woman arrested in alleged domestic assault
Authorities earlier this month arrested a 29-year-old Gualala woman who allegedly forced her way in to a home and attacked someone she had previously dated, according to the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies were summoned at 1 a.m. April 19 to a home in the 40000 block of Seaside School Road in Gualala for a report of domestic violence. They learned on arrival that Iuta Pittman had allegedly forced entry to the home and attacked a person she had dated, whose identity wasn't released, along with Sharla Davis, 42, also of Gualala, who was visiting the home.
Neither of the victims needed medical attention, according to the MCSO.
Pittman was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and assault and battery. Deputies obtained an emergency protective order and served it on Pittman, who was booked at the Mendocino County Jail under $25,000 bail.


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FORM: pioneering design magazine video with Alex Ward, AIA of lxw design and Chairman of Friends of the Los Angeles River(FoLAR). Read the piece on Friends of the Los Angeles River with Lewis MacAdams, FoLAR's cofounder. Find it in FORM magazine's Mar/April 2011 Infrastructure issue.
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