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Named after our first Mayor, Mayor Allen Potter, Potter's Lounge & Restaurant in Kalamazoo offers fun food in an upscale pub atmosphere. Sample some of our specialty cocktails highlighting the Michigan blueberry, such as our blueberry caprihana, the blueberry basilito, or the blueberry mojito with rum and basil. We're also known for our local crafted beers.
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Today I was browsing through the wintersown containers that haven't sprouted yet and noticed these itty bitty bugs crawling around. They're extremely small, black with two white spots on either side, and have antennae like beetles, weevils, or aphids. I'd say they are two or three times the size of red spider mites. They are also round and hop when disturbed. I'm not sure if they're eating the seeds or the green algae on top of the soil. They sort of remind me of stink bug nymphs, beetles, or fat, round aphids but much smaller. I tried to take a picture but they're so tiny and blend in to the soil so well that I had to give up.
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Its almost impossible to guess an insect id without a very detailed description, or a photo. A couple of ideas on places to start: Do you have a camera with a good macro? If so, try and put a couple of the insects into a zip-lock and stick it in your fridge for about 10 minutes. It should chill them but not kill them (or keep 'em in longer to kill them if you like) and render them very nearly motionless. Now put them on something white, snap some good macro pics, and post. =) |
Perhaps springtails? They infest overly wet places, are very small, come in different colors, and jump. |
Tried taking a picture, but they're just too small to get a decent focus on. They really do look like spider mites in that they have a dark body but tiny lightly colored (legs?) sticking out in front but slightly larger in overall size. They also have antennae like aphids. Smooth, solid black with a tiny white speck on the left and right sides. Their undersides are white-ish. They tend to hop when disturbed or trying to get to something and they're pretty good at it. I'm only finding them in the top 1/16" of soil, but I've also noticed a few green aphids hanging around too on the surface. They seem to be spreading to other containers. So far, I've found them in containers of seedlings/seeds of: Overnight, I noticed that they flocked to a cup of water that I had a chrysanthemum cutting in it. Most drowned, but several seem to be hanging on to the stem a few inches above the water, which leads me to think that they're an aphid or mite of some sort. Once again I noticed another green aphid nearby. |
You wrote: "I noticed that they flocked to a cup of water ... ... several seem to be hanging on to the stem a few inches above the water, which leads me to think that they're an aphid or mite of some sort." Neither mites nor aphids do that. Try taking a picture on your macro setting. Depending upon what sort of camera you have, you can take a clear image from between 2 & 4 inches away from the subject. Then post full size image. Or crop. |
I'll try that when I get home. Here's what I found after an extensive search. Finally! It's exactly what this critter looks like. You were right, it is a springtail... a globular springtail. I've never seen or heard of these before. Now to figure out how to rid the hoop-house of them. |
As was said, springtails do well in moist places. Dry the hoop house out. Fans? Ventilation? |
No fans or ventilation, but it is time to open it. The dirt in it is dry. The containers of seeds and seedlings are having the problem, and letting those dry out completely isn't an option. I've read about watering affected containers with bleach, vinegar, or malathion solutions, but I'm a bit hesitant since the seedlings are so young and tender. |
you said: "seedings ...letting those dry out completely isn't an option" Of course not. But perhaps you can back off a bit. Even so, high humidity also enhances springtail habitat. And when you have an enclosed area such as a hoop house, you absolutely must have some means of ventilation. |
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one computer, 7 users accounts need to share admin documents
I want to be able to share Administrator documents and files with user acoounts on the same computer.... without having access to the internet.
I only have one computer. But I have 7 different user accounts on that one computer. I want each of my users to have access to the Administrators documents (files and folders etc) I went to Administrator Documents, then I Right clicked on a folder, then I clicked on Share With>specific people> I click on the user account and then I get a box saying my folder was succcessfully shared, and now I need to email a link to the specific user account. I do all this and then switch user. I go to the users email and try to click on the link and it wont click. I try to copy and paste into the users documents, but it will not copy and paste. I go to the user's Documents and try to see if there is a link there....but nothing is there. What am I doing wrong? thanks Granny |
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I looked thru HELP, but I have only a single computer. I am not trying to interact with other computers, so I cant belong to a domain, workgroup or homegroup, because all these seem to involve multiple computers.
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To make things easier, you may consider just putting the documents you need shared between users, in the Shared Documents folder. This should not only allow you to share them between users that use the computer, but share them with people on your network (even if its a home network) should the need arise.
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Florida received a boost in 2009 when an embargo was lifted, allowing the state to ship citrus to other citrus-producing states, including California and Texas. Fruit shipping out of Florida must be disinfected, but non-commercial citrus can't leave the state. Most overseas markets remain off-limits, however.
"There are certain steps we're taking to make sure the fruit being brought to the packing house is clean," said Al Finch, director of marketing for Diversified Citrus Marketing, Lake Hamilton, Fla. "We're following all protocols."
David Mixon, senior vice president of Seald Sweet International, Vero Beach, Fla., said, "The good news is growers took a vote earlier in December and voted yes on funding — extra funding and taxation. It appears scientists have narrowed (greening) to one certain type of bacteria. The equation is being put together piece by piece, but the answer is not put together yet. We once thought canker was the end of the world, but now we can manage it. But with greening, there is no answer."
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This is just one of several cute little Flash games by the talented folks at Mach Parat in Cologne, Germany. UBoot is played in a browser by simply moving the mouse over the game window. No clicks are required. In fact, this is one of several games in their No Clix series. Simple and elegant with gameplay to boot. Clix.
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From Orgdot, a media lab based in Oslo, Norway, DNA Factory is a Flash game that features stylized pixel graphics with a biotechnology theme. Gameplay consists of aligning the 4 base chemicals of DNA into symbol pairs using the arrow keys on the keyboard.
You have been sent to detention with a couple of your friends, and locked in a room in the school by the evil principal seeking revenge. The only way out is to use your ingenuity and resources around you, along with the help of your friends, to Escape from Detention. Use your mouse to click on any of the three students, Serin, Geo or Bravo, then click to move around each room and pick up items. Inventory items may be combined to solve puzzles, and even shared between students.
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Merlin's Revenge is a cute little adventure game in which you play as Merlin on a quest to save your brother, Berlin, who is kidnapped by the evil Scarlet Wizard. As Merlin, your primary method of attack is, of course, magic, and the mouse is used to aim and fire a burst of energy at your foes. It's a fun game with pleasing tiled pixel graphics and cool effects. Not an easy game my any measure, but one not to be missed.
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45035 Main Street, Mendocino, CA., Mendocino Headlands State Park
11 am to 4 pm, Daily
Ford House is the Mushroom House in November. Information below.
The Ford House Museum and Visitor Center is located in the Mendocino Headlands State Park that surrounds on three sides the picturesque town of Mendocino, listed on the National Historic Register. The park sits on the rugged Mendocino County shoreline where the Big River empties into the Pacific. Miles of trails wind along the cliffs, giving the casual explorer spectacular views of sea arches and hidden grottoes. Secluded beaches Day-use only. No camping.
Permanent exhibits at the Ford House reflect Mendocino's early settlement era. There is a display of artifacts from the Pomo; Native Americans who had lived in the area for over 8,000 years before the arrival of the first settlers. A visitor favorite is the scale model of the town as it was in 1890, created by the late local craftsman, Len Peterson. Throughout the house, old photographs, tools and relics illustrate the saga of the early mill town days, from the felling of the redwoods to the shipping of the lumber aboard the legendary doghole schooners. Also of note is the exhibit of Emmy Lou Packard prints. Packard, who was a friend and colleague of Frieda Kahlo and Diego Rivera in her early career, was responsible for starting the grass roots movement that led to the creation of Mendocino Headlands State Park, and, ultimately, the Mendocino Historic District in 1972.
The Ford House Museum, located on Main Street in Mendocino, is recognized by the Mendocino Coast Chamber of Commerce as the official Visitor Information Center for the town. Open daily, 11am to 4pm, the Ford House is the perfect place to start any visit to Mendocino. The circa 1854 home offers both historic and current information on the town and the area State Parks, including a broad selection of brochures, books, maps, cards, and gifts. A number of videos are available upon request, with topics ranging from the steam whistle logging era of the early Twentieth Century to the amazing story of gray whale migration. Map
Seasonal exhibits showcase the local flora and fauna, including Whales, Wildflowers, and Mushrooms. Whale Watching walks are scheduled in March. See Events Calendar.
Weddings, group and school tours of the Museum, along with cultural and natural history walks and talks are available with advance notice.
For information, or if you are interested in being involved in the Ford House Docent Council, please contact Ford House Manager Jenny Heckeroth at 937-5397 or e-mail: email@example.com. Mail: P.O. Box 1387, Mendocino, CA 95460
Ford House is the Mushroom House in November
Mushrooms will be the focus at the Ford House with a month-long exhibit featuring mushroom natural history· Nov. 8–Nov 9 Saturday and Sunday Fresh Mushroom Display: For this weekend only local mycologists will be carefully gathering, identifying, and labeling local mushrooms for display in the Ford House. Come view this ephemeral display and be amazed by the abundant variety of fungi that can be found locally.
· Nov. 8 Saturday 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Second Saturday Reception for the fresh mushroom display and book signing for the new "Wild Mushroom Cookbook" by local mushroom aficionados Alison Gardner and Merry Winslow. Come and enjoy some samples from the recipes in the book! Suggested $5 donation.
· Nov. 8 and 9 Saturday and Sunday 11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Demonstration of Mushroom Dyes and Paper Making: Nancy Denison, of the International Mushroom Dye Institute, will exhibit some of her work and do ongoing demonstrations of mushroom dying and mushroom paper making during the fresh mushroom display weekend at the Ford House.
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About the Cook Book
The most comprehensive collection of wild mushroom recipes ever assembled in one book, from breakfast to dinner, appetizers to dessert.
It also describes the best uses for different mushrooms, mentions procedures useful in their preparation, and covers the best methods of preservation for different species. Full of ideas which may also be applied to store-bought mushrooms, this book will stimulate your imagination and guide your culinary adventures with mushrooms.
About the Authors
Alison Gardner was born in Santa Barbara, California, and moved north to the Mendocino coast with her family in 1969, at the age of 10. She learned her first mushrooms the next fall, from an "old-timer", and has been an avid mushroom hunter and eater ever since. She has attended and teacher-aided for the local community college mushroom classes, as well as leading private mushroom tours.
She started cooking meals regularly for the family at age 13, learning from her mother, a cousin and a neighbor. She took a commercial cooking class in high school, and worked in two restaurants in her teens and early twenties. She has done some catering for weddings. She is also a botanist and potter, and still resides on the Mendocino coast.Th
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When I first moved onto this land in Mendocino I found signs tacked to the trees: "No Mushroom Hunting! Violators will be prosecuted after our dogs are through with them!" I found the signs disturbing because of the hostility they projected, so I took them down. I was inspired, though, by the good foraging that the signs promised. For the first few years I lived here, I sought the wild edibles. I took many walks looking for mushrooms but never finding any I could recognize.
Finally I took Teresa Scholars' "Mushrooms of the North Coast" identification course at College of the Redwoods, and suddenly, I was SEEING mushrooms everywhere!
Since then, I have found great quantities of edible mushrooms within a few miles of home. During that fateful class at C/R, I met Alison, who was the teacher's aide. Every week she would bring delicious dishes to class, which she had made with wild mushrooms. I convinced her that her artistry deserved a cookbook.
Hence this partnership was born, and she has provided us with so many excellent tasting experiences since then that writing this cookbook has been a culinary adventure of the finest sort.
A beautiful video pictorial of the Mendocino Coast - Videographer / Photographer: Randy Johnson - http://www.johnsonartworks.com/portfolio.htm


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"Apocalypse Story that made me want to kill myself"
If you enjoy watching paint dry, or staring at the bathtub while it is filling, then you will love this book. Hey Jim, look, the water is a little higher now, almost to the soap scum ring in the tub... wow! Very boring book. I'm not saying that the book needs to be action packed, but it should at least have a plot or something that at least captures the reader's interest. I'll summarize this book for you so that you don't have to read it... here is the theme.... earth filling (bathtub analogy), people moving way from water, earth filling some more, people move a little more (over and over again). Hey Jim, look, the parking lot is flooded, oh no! Maybe we should consider moving back a few inches before our shoes get wet. Seriously, I don't understand the good reviews this book has received. I was a trooper and listened to it all, but really came away feeling like I wasted my time.
"Next Round On Me"
Overall the story was entertaining and I'll certainly purchase the next book once it is available. The only issue I had was the author's fixation with drinking. I mean, hardcore fixation in that the book could be titled The Survivalists Guide to Alcoholism. The reason I had an issue with it is mainly because it was a distraction from the story. Gotta go on the mission, but first, a few shots. During the mission, man am I hung over. After the mission, have a few got home shots. Later that night gotta get fall-down drunk and pass out. Next day, gotta talk about my hangover and have another drink.Yah I found a new friend, good thing he's a drunk too, let's drink together now. I'd just suggest toning it down a bit as it really doesn't add much to the story. We get it, zombielife is depressing and drives a man to drink nuff said.
"Book 3 - Great, but Rip Off"
This is a great series for anyone who likes survival or post-apocalypse genres. Overall the story is good and narration is okay. Book 3 is a bit of a disappointment for one reason... the author obviously cut Book 3 down in order to squeeze out a book 4. This book is half the length of book 1 and 2 and is cut so abruptly it is clear that the author either was trying meet a deadline and get the book out or he got a little greedy. Too bad because I was becoming a big fan of American, but this kind of thing really bothers me.
"I So Wanted to Like This"
This is not a book about submarines, survival, apocalypse, disaster. This could very well have been a book about a group of people dying of cancer. In other words: We are sick, we know we are dying, we know how much time we have left, we know everyone else is dead, how do we cope until the end. Depressing and slow. If you enjoy being depressed and listening to people lament, then this book is for you. Zzzzzzzz!
"Not Bad, A Bit Hoakey"
Overall entertaining albeit I'd probably characterize this more as "science fiction". If you like suspense, mystery and drama then this book does a reasonably good job. Think Jaws, Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Blob. Not as good as any of those stories, but same general concept.
"Mildly Entertaining - Sequel"
Audible, you need to do a better job telling us when a book is a sequel, series etc. I didn't realize that Twilight of the Dead was the first book in this series prior to listening to After Twilight. That being said, this book was reasonably entertaining but somewhat fragmented and unfocused with lots of loose ends thrown around. What's up with the "Mad Scientist... I mean mad Mathematician"? I've listened to a lot of zombie and survival books, and this was was somewhat ordinary. If this book is at the bottom of your wish list then go ahead and read it otherwise hit the other books in your list first.
"Action and Adventure - Yes"
If you enjoy mystery, action and adventure stories then you will like this book. The mystery of seeking out an unknown item, the action associated with finding it, understanding it and dealing with it, and the adventure associated with dealing with nature, "the bad guys" and engineering challenges. This book has all of that and more. I was pleasantly surprised. Buckle up!
"Survival & Planning"
If you like stories about planning for the worst and then having to survive and deal with the collapse of society, then this story is for you. Be warned, the author goes off on a few rants especially when describing equipment and procedures for preparedness. I would summarize this book as a guide for getting ready for and living through the collapse of civilization wrapped in a story that personalizes it and allows the author to use the characters to exercise various survival scenarios (fighting off hostiles, setting up camp, foraging, handling medical crises, etc. Although a few parts dragged, especially while the author ran lists of supplies, etc. I actually enjoyed the story. I may even use this book as a reference for camping or should I decide to purchase firearms and equipment.
"No Meat to this Story"
I couldn't wait for this to end. Once you understand what this dystopian story is all about (within the first couple of chapters) the story line gets old very quickly. Yes, there is some graphic gruesomeness and sex, but even that doesn't fit well into this story. Overall, this is a somewhat boring and unfocused story about food production. Go for it if you're into that sort of thing. Stay away if you are expecting action, mystery, suspense or drama.
"Will it ever end?"
This was a painful, slow, directionless story. If you are into butch, disfigured lesbians and don't care where a story starts, is, and is going, then this book is for you. This is one of two books I've listened to that I just couldn't wait until it ended. Dreadful! Not sure why anyone would give this high marks.


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Unmanned Systems Show Highlights UAV and UAS Opportunities
Just before the start of the huge AUVSI show, the FAA once again cautioned Unmanned Aerial Systems proponents that still more care is needed with UAS airspace access. read more
Just before the start of the huge AUVSI show, the FAA once again cautioned Unmanned Aerial Systems proponents that still more care is needed with UAS airspace access. read more
At the ENC-GNSS Conference in Rotterdam, we delved into actions necessary to officially use EGNOS (giving me déjà vu from WAAS's early days), heard sage words from Brad Parkinson, the father of GPS, and, on the last day, saw amazing proof of a claim many of us initially thought was outrageous —that differential (DLoran) with modern monitoring can result in consistent horizontal accuracies approaching five meters on a moving platform. read more
The North Sea fairly boils with GNSS activity recently. Trials of the eLoran back-up for GNSS, Galileo maritime trials, Brad Parkinson's Protect, Toughen, and Augment sermon at the European Navigation Conference in Rotterdam, and also at that conference, the dramatic release of news concerning an even newer Loran system, enhanced differential Loran, that not only backs up GNSS in the... read more
While Facebook has made big news buying companies for billions of dollars, it hasn't been making many location-based services headlines. The recent announcement that it is rolling out a friend finder is interesting news, not only for social applications, but the potential indoor positioning markets. The news is also interesting because as many as half of Facebook users access the social media network through mobile devices. read more
From a weather perspective, Aberdeen, Scotland, may not be the most inviting location in the world in which to live. Nevertheless, Aberdeen is the leading European oil & gas business hub and is one of eight "super cities" spearheading the UK's economy. But it's waaaaay up north of the border with England on the east coast of Scotland — winter... read more
Last week was spring break (for high school and college) for my kids. We decided to drive to San Francisco and the surrounding area to do a little sightseeing. It's a beautiful place. This is a view from our 3rd floor room in the hotel, looking over the bay. Here's a view from the Marin Headlands overlooking San Francisco Bay and... read more
In consulting my notebooks for the spring of 2014, I find many remarkable cases that engaged the attention of my intimate friend Mr. Sherlock Holmes. The intrigue into which we were drawn by the visiting American, Geo. P. Hess, probed the unforeseen effects of a launchpad fire, the mysterious slide to the right of two system segments, and the enigma of the vanishing leaders. read more
This month I am writing to you from Munich, where I have just attended the Munich Satellite Navigation Conference. I have written up the full Summit proceedings for GPS World's new European GNSS & Earth Obersvation Report (EAGER) newsletter. You can read that (much longer) column here and while you're at it, sign up for the new quarterly newsletter. What follows... read more
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Music Festival Opus 131 Frankfurt 2014
A festival in Frankfurts beautiful Alte Oper with the subject of Beethoven's Opus 131
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Frankfurt, city of art and culture, invites you with an abundant supply of events. Museum and exhibitions, theatre and opera, concert and sport - this young city offers everything for every cultural sense. The Kempinski Hotel Frankfurt Gravenbruch fits in this cultural landscape.
Our concierge helps you with words and deeds - even if you are still without a ticket. We will organize everything for you.
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Fri, Feb 8, 08 at 0:29
I have part of my kitchen countertop that is a butcher block cutting board that is used to cut vegetables. The countertop badly needs to be sanded and refinished. I was curious what is recommended to use as a stain once sanded as it will come in contact with food.
I don't want to just put a clear finish/oil on it, want to give it some brown color. Any recommendations? |
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Recommendations? Don't do it. If you don't sand out all of the existing scratches very thoroughly before staining, then more pigment will lodge inextricably in the remaining scratches. This will look bad. If you manage to refinish the counter successfully and then start using it as a cutting board, you will soon cut through the stained wood in places. This will also look bad. Even setting food safety aside, a cutting board is just the wrong place for stain. |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Fri, Feb 8, 08 at 18:46
But if you are going to do it anyway, use a dye not a pigment stain. |
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I need to make a two tier cake for 65-70 people but still undecided on what sizes to use. I was thinking a 12 inch and a 8 inch round. But then began to think it wouldn't be enough and thought maybe I should go for a 14 inch and 10 inch round instead. The cake is for a baby shower.
What do you guys usually go by...wedding cake serving size or party serving size?
Any recommendations on some accurate cake serving size guides
The cake serving size guide I've been using has been:
6 in-12 servings
8 in-20 servings
9 in-24 servings
10 in-28 servings
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Why 'peak oil' may soon pique your interest
World oil production peaked in 2005, says one expert, and that presents serious problems in the future.
Do a Google search of the Web on "global warming" and it calls up more than 80 million references. Search for "peak oil" and the number exceeds 10 million.
In two years or so, world concern over crude oils supplies should be so great that a Google search on that subject probably will top that of global warming, predicts Matthew Simmons, chairman of Houston-based Simmons & Company International, an investment banking firm for the energy industry.
Peak oil refers to the time when production of crude oil in the world (or in a country or in an oil field) reaches its peak and starts to slide. It doesn't mean the world has run out of oil – only that the supply of oil isn't rising to meet growing demand. That change could be reflected in even higher prices, if the demand for oil doesn't stall or fall.
Last Tuesday, the price of oil futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange set a record, rising as high as $78.40. That exceeded the previous high of $77.03 set in July 2006 at the onset of Israel's war in Lebanon.
The world output of oil actually already peaked in May 2005 at 74.2 million barrels a day, says Mr. Simmons. Since then, production has fallen about 1 million barrels a day (MB/D). If that trend continues, the results for the world economy will be "so real, so devastating" that peak oil concerns will overwhelm slower-moving global warming in grabbing world attention.
That's because today's civilization hangs heavily on an adequate supply of oil. It, for instance, fuels most vehicles, heats many homes and businesses, and is used in many chemicals and plastics. Oil and natural gas now meets some 60 percent of the world's primary energy needs.
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Dilshan, de Villiers and Appanna seal incredible 46 run win
Tillakaratne Dilshan and AB de Villiers produced a counter-attack for the ages before KP Appanna halted the charging Rajasthan Royals batsmen as the Royal Challengers Bangalore captured an incredible 46 run win at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium in Jaipur on Monday night.
The Royal Challengers were in big trouble when Chris Gayle fell ill just before play started after RCB had been put into bat by RR. The situation was even direr when they were reduced to 67/3 in the 12th over. Kohli, Agarwal and a barely recovered Gayle had managed 35 runs between them but RR had chipped away at the line up steadily and put a sleeper hold on the run rate.
Promoted to the uncomfortable role of opener at a very short notice, Kohli looked in good touch but was dismissed trying to play an extravagant shot over extra cover. Agarwal swung for the stands but was caught at the ropes and Gayle was trapped by a quicker one, both off Hodge.
Dilshan had been struggling to time it till then but he kept at it and anchored the innings while de Villiers at the other end hit the ground running as the duo racked up 122 runs in the next 50 balls, allowing RCB to post a massive 189/3. de Villiers brought up the second fastest 50 of IPL 2012 off just 21 balls to remain unbeaten on 59 off 23 with 5 sixes while Dilshan moved from 38 off 39 to 76* off 58.
Aggressive running heaped pressure on RR's fielders and push the bowlers to lose their control. RR had scored 82/1 in the last 5 overs of their innings in their previous encounter, RCB today posted 82/0 in the same stretch.
Rahane was expected to provide an encore of his innings from last week but despite an early reprieve where a plumb LBW off Vinay Kumar was turned down, he managed only 13 off 18. Rahul Dravid took the onus of scoring upon himself, mixing cross batted slogging with classical shots when the line and length allowed, bringing up his 50 off just 34 balls.
Owais Shah and Shreevats Goswami however threw away their wickets as Appanna bowled a beautiful spell and Dravid went out trying to keep up with an ever increasing required rate. Appanna had scalped the Royals' top 4 in his unchanged spell of four overs. As one of the bowlers that RR's batsmen were sure to target, he delivered beyond expectations with 4 for just 19.
Patel got Hodge in the next over to end hopes for RR while Zaheer ended Cooper's enterprising cameo to shut the door on them. Stuart Binny and Brad Hogg scampered around to add 24 runs before Patel ended the partnership off the last ball of the innings, sealing a 46 run win and serving revenge for the carnage at the M Chinnaswamy on 17th April. RR ended on 143/7, RCB capturing their third win on a ground where RR have lost only 6 games in IPL history.
Adjudged the Man of the Match, AB de Villiers called upon KP Appanna to share the award with him, a touching gesture of the recognition the young man commanded with his nerveless display.
RCB will be glad to have put a ghost from earlier in this campaign to rest and snatched two crucial away wins while at it. They will need the momentum for their next clash against the Chennai Super Kings at home on Wednesday, another opportunity to set the record straight after a first leg that went wrong.
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LETTER: Rights at risk
Published: Monday, April 30, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, April 30, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.
Finally, a syndicated columnist has spoken up. For those of you who didn't read Nat Hentoff's column in Friday's Times ("Citizens Challenging King Obama"), you need to find it, read it and read it again.
On Dec. 31, 2011, while most Americans were getting ready to welcome in the new year, President Barack Obama signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act. There was no fanfare associated with the signing of this law and the media didn't notice or mention it.
But under the provisions of this law, the government can proclaim any citizen as "subversive" or "suspected as associating with terrorists: and take that citizen into custody, detain him or her indefinitely and deny him or her legal counsel, without any charges being filed.
To be blunt, one of the most sacred documents in our country, the Bill of Rights, will be null and void.
Do a Google search on "RIP Bill of Rights" and read the condensed version, then follow the links to Congress' web site and read the entire 260-plus pages of the bill.
Scattered among those pages, with legal double-speak, you'll discover that the NDAA allows your government the ability to arrest, question and torture you if necessary to get information. Buried in all the double-speak you'll find that, in non-specified extreme situations, the "threat can be eliminated by the military."
After he signed this bill into law, Obama said he'd never detain any U.S. citizen without a trial. But why does this bill make me think of Nazi Germany? Weren't the horrors of what we now call the Holocaust carried out under similar conditions?
Every elected official in Washington takes an oath of office where he or she swears to "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States." I believe every politician who voted for, supported or signed this bill should be charged with treason, impeached and removed from office ASAP, no matter what party he or she belongs to. Wake up, America!
Joe Carpenter
Fort Payne
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LARNED - Wanted: Youth 14 and older who want to hike in the mountains, canoe in the Boundary Waters, camp and go white-water rafting. A Venture Crew is forming in Larned and there will be an informational/organizational meeting from 7-8 p.m. Thursday at the Larned Scout Cabin in Schnack (SP?) Park. For more information, contact John Harmon at (620) 285-6425.
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Here are photos, videos, and blogs about habitat. Most of the material comes from students and e-board members.
Enjoy the images and hopefully you get a feel of what habitat is about.
Our blog, here you will find information concerning the builds we are responsible for here in Syracuse, as well as updates and news about the winter break and spring break trips we sponsor.


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JERRY CRYLEN has joined Wexford Science + Technology, a BioMed Realty company, as senior director of development.
Elizabeth Anne Gerhart & Michael Gregg Benner
STACEY ABELES has been hired as director of special events for the March of Dimes Missouri Chapter. She previously worked at Gateway to Hope and The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management.
SCOTT SCHNUCK of Schnuck Markets, Inc., and MIKE DeCOLA of HBM Holdings have been named chair and co-chair, respectively, of United Way of Greater St. Louis' 2014 fundraising campaign.
U.S. News & World Report recently named St. Luke's Surrey Place a 'Best Nursing Home,' rating it five out of five stars in its sixth annual Best Nursing Homes ratings. The facility competed with almost 16,000 nationwide to receive the recognition. St. Luke's Surrey Place, located in Chesterfield, has 120 beds in skilled nursing, and 20 residential rooms for residents needing minimal assistance.
REBECCA FELDMANN, a staff attorney at Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, has been named chair of the American Immigration Lawyers Association's Missouri-Kansas chapter.
The Harris-Stowe State University board of regents has appointed DWAUN WARMACK as president, effective July 14. He previously worked as Bethune-Cookman University's vice president, the youngest in the school's history.
Pinnacle Entertainment has named WARD SHAW as VP and GM of Ameristar Casino Resort Spa St. Charles, and CHRIS PLANT as VP and GM of River City Casino and Hotel. Shaw most recently served as GM of River City Casino and Hotel, while Plant worked as regional VP of finance and accounting.
During the third annual kickoff of their home run pledge program, Homers for Health, St. Louis Cardinals Matt Holliday and Allen Craig were interrupted by two teammates making an announcement of their own: Jason Motte and Adam Wainwright announced the launch of K's for Kids, a new twist on the charitable program. This season, fans will have the chance to pledge for every home run hit by a Cardinal hitter, or every strikeout thrown by a Cardinal pitcher. Homers for Health has raised more than $1 million. Pictured: Allen Craig, Adam Wainwright, Matt Holliday and Jason Motte
Dance patrons recently enjoyed a kickoff party at the home of Susan and David Sherman to learn more about this month's St. Louis Ballet Love is in the Air gala. Funds raised from the dinner and performance will support the Ballet and its educational programs. Pictured: Miran Halen, Susan Sherman, Shane Petyko, Paula Reed, Anjali Kamra and Tania Beasley-Jolly
To celebrate their successful Holiday Mail for Heroes campaign, The American Red Cross and St. Louis Rams held a small luncheon at Café Napoli for representatives of their partner organizations. The campaign encouraged local schools, organizations, companies and individuals to send holiday cards to American military members, veterans and their families around the world. Pictured: Jill Myers, Cindy Erickson, Jim Woodcock, Molly Higgins, Jerry Kiske, Karen Kelly, Dick Clark
The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital has elected KENNETH SUELTHAUS as its new board chair. Suelthaus is vice chairman of Polsinelli.
Pinnacle Entertainment has appointed WARD SHAW as VP and GM of River City Casino & Hotel. Shaw most recently worked as GM of Tropicana Evansville in Indiana.
Moneta Group welcomes communications manager EMILY BARLEAN to its team. Barlean's work history includes working as senior corporate communications specialist and social media manger at Concordia Publishing House.
St. Louis Bank welcomes STEPHEN CALLOW as senior VP of commercial lending. Callow has 28 years of commercial banking experience in the St. Louis area, including senior-level management.
JULIE PIATCHEK has joined Arcturis, an architectural design firm, as controller and senior accountant. Piatchek earned a B.S. in accounting from Missouri State University.
DOUGLAS CHANG has been appointed GM of The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis. Previously, he oversaw the hotel's Maui location.
RANDALL BATEMAN was recognized as the Charles F. and Joanne Knight Distinguished Professor in Neurology at Washington University School of Medicine.
PAUL LAURITSEN has been named as the new general manager of Moonrise Hotel.
HISTORY: Founded as The Wellness Community of Greater St. Louis by Peggy Michelson, Marsha Wolff and Tina Borchert, the organization opened its doors in June 1993. In 2010, its name changed to Cancer Support Community (CSC).
Be Surrounded by the Sound St. Louis Zoo June 27, 2012 Photos by Bryan Schraier It was a banner night for the St. Louis Zoo as the Zoo celebrated their new Sea Lion Sound with a family friendly donor preview and dedication. At the focal point of the Zoo's Living Promise Campaign the Sea Lion Sound was the result generosity on the part of many local corporations and individuals. Featuring a 35 foot long underwater viewing tunnel in the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Family Sea Lion Landing, an 811 seat ampitheater of the Lichtenstein Sea Lion Arena featuring the First Bank Sea Lion Show on the Ann Lux Family Stage. This 1.5 acre, $18 million habitat and arena features landscape inspired by the sea lion's home, the rugged pacific northwest coast.
Last year, local U.S. Bank employees gathered downtown at Soldiers Memorial for a day of service, cleaning up trash, weeding out overgrown vegetation and planting new flowers throughout the grounds. It is just one way in which the bank contributes to the community from the top down, says St. Louis market president Joe Imbs. "Giving back is really part of our DNA at U.S. Bank, both here and across our entire footprint."
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W Retreat & Spa Bali Seminyak is by the beach, just a 5-minute drive from the city center. Guests can walk 10 minutes down the shore to see the 15th-century Hindu Petitenget Temple, or head a mile to Seminyak Square and shop for souvenirs. The art at TAKSU Bali Gallery is a 7-minute walk.
Onsite dining and spa
Guests enjoy plenty of onsite drinking and dining options, including pan-Asian cuisine overlooking the beach at Starfish Bloo Restaurant, grilled specialties at Fire Restaurant, and 6 bars. The spa offers a range of soothing treatments, and guests can unwind in the pool or at the fitness center.
Free WiFi and balconies
Suites, retreats, and villas come equipped with free WiFi, plus private balconies overlooking the beach or garden. Flat-screen TVs and minibars are welcome additions, and select rooms also offer the added comfort of separate living rooms and private plunge pools.
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I just wanted to share some of the sales going on from my two great sponsors, The Quilt Bear and Southern Fabric. It's a great weekend to shop! [divider] The Quilt Bear – use coupon code "PODCAST" to save 10% on your entire order**! (**does not apply to clubs or block of the month) Fat Quarter Frenzy still going on! A large selection of 25 fat quarters for just $37.50!! That's only $1.50 each! All kinds of prints, blenders, florals, solids and {Read More}
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A gang member was arrested Saturday night after making death threats to officers who arrested him in connection with a street fight.
Abel Lorenzo Reyes, 19, screamed, "(I will) kill you for my hood…I will kill your kids" to officers who arrested him Saturday night, said Mesa police reports.
Reyes initially ran from police after a street fight, but was detained a short while later in the area near Southern Avenue and Hobson. Reyes became argumentative and began to scream and yell as officers arrested him.
According to police, Reyes yelled "I have been putting in work for Brown Pride, and Los Mesa Locos gang." An arresting officer recognized Reyes as a West Side Mesa gang member from previous contacts.
Police said that Reyes smelled strongly of alcohol and was slurring his words and spitting throughout his arrest. Police attempted to record his threats but the recorder failed, according to reports.
A subsequent interview at a Mesa police holding station, in which Reyes made further death threats, was recorded.
Reyes is charged on suspicion of several felonies including assisting a criminal street gang, under 21 with alcohol in system, and threatening and intimidating to further a criminal street gang.


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Ravens WR Boldin Wins Case Against Ex-Agent
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Anquan Boldin has won a judgment of more than $280,000 in a lawsuit filed in Florida against his former agent.
Boldin To Have Knee Surgery, Miss 2 Games
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Anquan Boldin is having surgery on his knee Thursday to deal with slightly torn cartilage.
Rookie WR Smith Proving To Be Good Catch By Ravens
Ten games into his NFL career, Torrey Smith has already distinguished himself as the most prolific rookie wide receiver in Baltimore Ravens history.
Injured Ravens WR Evans Hopes To Return Sunday
Lee Evans can't say for sure whether he will be back on the field Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens face the Cincinnati Bengals in a showdown for a piece of first place in the AFC North.
Jen Royle: Lee Evans – No. 2 Or No. 3 WR?
Where does Evans fit when he's healthy enough to play?
Ravens WR David Reed Suspended
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver David Reed has been suspended without pay for the season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers for violating the NFL substance-abuse policy.
The Latest From Ravens Training Camp
Back-up QB is next week's concern. This week: Tackle & Safety.
AP Source: Bills Trade WR Lee Evans To Ravens
A person familiar with trade talks has told The Associated Press that the Buffalo Bills have dealt receiver Lee Evans to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for a fourth-round draft pick.
BLOG: Conn's Keys To The Game
Here are the 3 things I will be looking at the most tonight.
BLOG: Ravens Need Veteran Wide Receiver
Count me in the group that thinks the Ravens still need to get a veteran wide receiver. You cant go into a season with the receiving corp they have in place now.
Former Ravens Wide Receiver Derrick Mason Decides To Sign With NY Jets
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Fourteen animal rights activists have been detained on the Faroe island of Sandoy in the North Atlantic while trying to stop a controversial dolphin hunt, their organisation said Sunday.
Fourteen animal rights activists have been detained on the Faroe island of Sandoy in the North Atlantic while trying to stop a controversial dolphin hunt, their organisation said Sunday.
Celebrities and animal lovers from around the world are flocking to the Faroe Islands in a bid to stop a controversial dolphin hunt that activists describe as an "archaic mass slaughter".
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"Straightforward" is a rather modest way of describing Built to Spill's music. In some ways, Ancient Melodies of the Future picks up where the band left off with 1999's Keep It Like a Secret. But in other ways, Martsch and company -- drummer Scott Plouf and Brett Nelson on bass -- go out on limb after limb and experiment more than they have in the recent past. There are still plenty of songs with the trademark riffs and radio-friendly, if somewhat off-kilter, melodies one expects of Built to Spill. "Strange," the first song on the disc, opens with a cheerful, bright chord progression that is rendered muddy with viscous, bubbly distortion and the guitar's tone turned all the way down. It draws you in anyway with an instantly likable hook that echoes songs such as "The Plan," from Secret. Martsch has found a way to balance his savant-like pop sensibilities -- he somehow creates pop hooks within song structures that seem intransigent, stubborn and almost rude -- with his need to explore strange rhythms and chord progressions.
Martsch is still quite handy at producing fun but simple songs such as "Strange" or the aggressive yet goofy slide-guitar romp "Happiness," both of which seem to be perfect little packages destined to be launched like missiles of nourishment at quality-starved radio audiences. By doing so, Martsch gives himself permission to create slightly weirder, slightly more eclectic songs as well. The third song on the new disc, "In Your Mind," is based around a three-chord acoustic-guitar line, but that's where its simplicity ends. The rhythm is a hard-to-grasp time signature, in which each bar seems to end a little before it should. And the song is seeded with humorous references to the old-school classic rock that is clearly one of Martsch's influences. For instance, there are subtle lead-guitar riffs sprinkled throughout that are back-masked perfectly in the style of Hendrix's "Are You Experienced?" And there is a keyboard part at the end of each chorus that sounds as if it was lifted straight from the Stones' "2000 Light Years From Home." Though it all seems to be somewhat tongue in cheek, a playful swipe at, as much as a celebration of, overwrought psychedelia, these touches also seem to have been done with love.
For his part, Martsch says nothing is ever deliberate when it comes to making a Built to Spill record.
"It's all just messing around with guitar and stumbling across things," he says. "I've never sat and decided I was going to write a certain kind of song. Sometimes they change, and I totally forget what was good about it. Sometimes they change for the better or for the worse. Basically it's just trial and error. It's all very intuitive."
On Ancient Melodies, that intuitive process again featured Martsch in the primary role of songwriter. He has developed a bit of a reputation for changing his band's personnel early and often, but it's a claim that's wearing thin after four years and four records with Plouf and Nelson. "It's been the same lineup for all of the Warner Bros. records," he says. "The last record, Keep It Like a Secret, a lot of it was collaborative even. That's the only record I ever really did that way. It was fun to do. But then on this record I went back to the old way."
Despite well-placed fears that corporate ownership ruins anything worthwhile, Martsch has managed to sidestep that bugaboo as well. Since 1997, his relationship with Warner Bros. has been one of mutual respect, according to Martsch. He still gets to call the shots, and although the people he used to work with at Warner's aren't there anymore, he has found the corporate beast to be gentle, if impenetrable.
"It's been fine," he says. "They're real nice. I don't really know how many records we've sold. We're not making a lot of money for them, but I don't think we're losing any money for them either. I don't really know what that means, what they'll do with us. I don't know how they make those decisions, who makes them and how we look to those people or anything.
"I don't think anyone really knows -- it's such a strange entity. We sort of play it by ear."
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President Bush signed the $162 billion bill that provides funding for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan through his successor's first several months in office. The measure also doubles college tuition benefits for members of the armed forces and veterans.
A scheduled 10 percent cut in payments to doctors who treat Medicare patients was suspended Monday by the Bush administration. The move gives Congress time to legislate a renewal of the program once members return from their Independence Day recess. Doctors' groups had been running advertisements suggesting that the cuts could make their members less willing to treat senior patients. The cuts were to have gone into effect Tuesday under a formula that requires them when Medicare spending exceeds preset targets.
No new wildfires were reported in northern California as of Monday morning, but 1,420 were still burning, and meteorologists said no significant rainfall was likely in the days ahead. Residents along the 440-mile corridor from Bakersfield to Redding were advised to remain indoors to limit exposure to the smoky air. State officials said federal assistance will be needed to help pay the cost of fighting so many blazes this early in the summer. In Arizona (where a crew loads flame retardant into a Forest Service plane, above), another wildfire threatened an area of Prescott National Forest where many trees have been killed by a bark beetle infestation.


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School Cleanup Event: Gary Community School Corp. is hosting another event aimed at increasing school spirit throughout the community. In the wake of the Back-to-School Fest that was held Tuesday, an inaugural districtwide cleanup, "Operation Curb Appeal," is slated for 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Plans call for cleaning up the landscapes of all 14 schools in the various districts in Gary. For information on volunteering and/or donating cleaning supplies, contact Charmella Greer at 881-5481 or Urban Teacher Education Program executive director Rochelle Brock at 980-6889 or email Brock at email@example.com. "From pulling weeds to planting flowers, mowing the lawns and picking up debris ... We are asking the citizens to give back to the schools and the students," Brock said. She said organizers also were reaching out to businesses, churches and the city for supplies. "Through a project called Cultural Community Forces and Schools, this allowed my students (at Indiana University Northwest) to be in charge of learning projects. I decided that this summer, the students would reach out to the community to help," Brock said, adding that the Youth Services Bureau and Teach for America have signed up. "We want at least 10 to 20 volunteers per school site."
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CHANDIGARH: When crowds began to swell at Ramleela 'pandals' in the city on Tuesday evening, drawn by the tall effigies of Ravana, rain played havoc with the plans of the organizers.
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While predicting partly cloudy skies, the meteorological department was not sure whether it would rain on Wednesday. It has, however, forecast rain or thunder-showers at isolated places in the region.
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"Your financial report was good and you always do what your supposed to do. You also expect your people under you to do a good job … Bolivar County is a sound financial county with a good reserve … You run a big business with an $18-$20 million budget for operation," said Bridgers, whose firm Bridgers & Goodman, PLLC, completed the 2013 audit on behalf of the Mississippi State Auditor's office.
Bridgers reported the county had "a total net worth of $11.379 million. That's very good and very strong. You do a good job of operating on a current budget.
"Your net worth is a safety feature that you maintain should something catastrophic happen. There was a net change in fund balance of $429,688, an increased balance through operations," he said.
Bridgers also reported that the prison was O.K. financially and had a net worth of $1.166 million.
Overall, the county had a $420,000 positive budget and Bridgers said, "You exceeded your budget expectations and you need to do this every year. You should shoot for a positive change in fund balance every year and spend out of the operating money and don't drop back into the reserves. This is a very financially sound county."
In a press release from the state auditors office, "The audit found that amounts billed to municipalities for housing prisoners is not being collected in a timely manner. Also, bank deposits for the sheriff's office were not made in a timely manner.
"These audits serve as a management tool to identify and correct any financial and compliance issues found within the county so the proper entities can make necessary changes," State Auditor Stacey Pickering said in the press release. "I thank Bolivar County for their cooperation during this audit."
James McBride, board president, explained that in regards to the amounts billed to municipalities for housing prisoners not being collected in a timely manner, "the money just isn't there. These are small municipalities and you just can't get blood from a turnip."


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WICHITA FALLS - A Quanah man will go to prison for 45 years for evading arrest.
The latest charge against Val Wayne Williams, 33, was the last straw for authorities, who gave Williams the stiff penalty because he is a habitual offender.
WIlliams pleaded guilty to the evading arrest Wednesday after he was arrested and charged on Dec. 1, 2012.
He fled from Hardeman County Deputy Sheriff Jimmy Combs, according to 46th Judicial District Attorney Staley Heatly.
Combs was attempting to stop the vehicle Williams was driving for failure to display a license plate. Williams slowed down and pulled to the side of the road, but before coming to a complete stop, he accelerated, sped through several stop signs in a residential area at speeds up to 60 mph. He turned onto a dead end street, then jumped from his still-moving vehicle and fled on foot. Combs arrested him as he attempted to scale a fence.
Williams had prior convictions for burglary of a habitation and escape from custody. He also had several misdemeanor convictions including evading arrest, assault and possession of a prohibited weapon.
Williams was assessed the 45-year prison sentence by District Judge Dan Mike Bird.
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Saudi Aramco has said it plans to reduce the cost of producing natural gas from so-called tight rock formations, putting it on equal footing to gas from the best plays in the United States, Bloomberg has reported. The state-owned producer is now targeting a cost of $2 to $3 per thousand cubic feet of tight gas, Adnan Kanaan, manager of the company's Gas Reservoir Managing department said. Aramco is drilling in tight sands reservoirs where permeability and porosity is greater than that of shale formations but below that of conventional oil and gas bearing sands. "We do have shale, but shale will take a little bit more time because we need to go with the low-risk, high-rewards projects to get our revenue," Kanaan said.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A lawyer stripped of her leading role in a legal challenge to Gov. John Kasich's private nonprofit job-creation agency has asked Ohio's high court to allow her to argue the case against JobsOhio on her own.
Former ProgressOhio attorney Victoria Ullmann told the Ohio Supreme Court in recent court filings that two politically opposed think tanks have formed a suspicious alliance that may be designed to undermine the lawsuit's chances.
Ullmann said the libertarian 1851 Center for Constitutional Law has virtually nothing in common with liberal ProgressOhio, yet center director Maurice Thompson has been assigned to argue the case in her place.
"The governor has publically stated that he is determined to take revenge on the people involved in this case to try to disrupt the litigation," Ullmann wrote in an unusually emotional Feb. 28 motion. "Thompson's actions here may be part of a coordinated action by the governor's allies to derail the case."
Countered Thompson: "What do you say to that? No, there is no conspiracy to save JobsOhio. It's just a very important case."
ProgressOhio Executive Director Brian Rothenberg said his intention in allowing Thompson to argue the case is to reflect the broad political interest in the Supreme Court's ruling.
"The standing issue is important not just to the left, not just to the right, but to everybody," Rothenberg told The Associated Press. "Whatever decision we make is made in the best interests of the larger issue."
Ullman told justices she was the one who initiated and built the 2-year-old constitutional challenge to JobsOhio yet Thompson treated her "as if she were invisible." The action alleges, among other things, that JobsOhio's framework violates a prohibition in the Ohio Constitution against turning taxpayer dollars over to a private entity.
The core argument has been sidelined, however, as the two sides jockey over whether Ullmann's side has standing to sue. So far, lower courts have ruled the parties can't show harm and therefore don't have standing. The Supreme Court has agreed to settle the issue.
Kasich has expressed public frustration and ire over the legal challenge, which he views as an impediment to his job-creation efforts. He's called the lawyers obstructionists and nihilists and in January threatened to introduce a bill requiring the loser to pay attorneys' fees.
His spokesman declined to comment on Ullmann's allegations that allies may be fueling the 1851 Center's involvement, although Thompson said it isn't true.
Ullmann wants the court to uncouple both ProgressOhio and the 1851 Center from the lawsuit.
She says ProgressOhio has become "a detriment to the case" and the center has "overwhelming conflicts of interest," including the fact Thompson is accountable to a board of directors and to "potentially adverse donors."
"The questionable acts of ProgressOhio and the 1851 Center for Constitutional Law have made it necessary for (Ullmann) to protect the significant interest she has in this case...," her brief stated.
Ullmann said she had "a very specific" but unwritten agreement with ProgressOhio that's now been breached. She said she has spent hundreds of hours worth roughly $100,000 on the case, while ProgressOhio covered copies and court fees worth less than $600.
Thompson said the center's board supports his involvement in the case and does not seek to undermine the case.
"What's interesting about the issue of standing is it's a neutral political principle where the left and the right can agree that, although we may value different kinds of rights, access to the court to get those rights vindicated is important to all of us," he said.


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(Heb. peninim), only in plural ( Lamentations 4:7 ). The ruby was one of the stones in the high priest's breastplate ( Exodus 28:17 ). A comparison is made between the value of wisdom and rubies ( Job 28:18 ; Proverbs 3:15 ; 8:11 ). The price of a virtuous woman is said to be "far above rubies" ( Proverbs 31:10 ). The exact meaning of the Hebrew word is uncertain. Some render it "red coral;" others, "pearl" or "mother-of-pearl."
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SAND LAKE - A six month investigation has resulted in the arrest of a level two sex offender on charges involving child pornography.
24-year-old Travis Edwards was arrested after an investigation from The Capital Region Child Exploitation Task Force, members of the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office, Rensselaer County Probation, FBI, and the Saratoga Springs Police Department.
Edwards is charged with promoting a sexual performance by a child, and possessing a sexual performance by a child, both felonies.
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