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Legislators discuss economy on first daySubmitted by Ashley Cimino on Wed, 01/28/2015 - 11:11pm.READ MORE:
The State Legislature was back in session Wednesday in Raleigh for their first full day of 2015. Full story...»
Wake County schools experience three deaths in a weekSubmitted by Makenzi Henderson on Mon, 09/29/2014 - 9:04pm.READ MORE:
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Cary man pleads guilty in wife's death in 2008Submitted by Makenzi Henderson on Mon, 09/22/2014 - 9:14pm.READ MORE:
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Judge rejects Duke's call to stay rulingSubmitted by Makenzi Henderson on Thu, 03/20/2014 - 9:47pm.READ MORE:
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Wake Co. Sheriff: Six detention officers lose jobsSubmitted by Makenzi Henderson on Wed, 03/19/2014 - 8:46pm.READ MORE:
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Raleigh woman convicted in death of stepsons' momSubmitted by Makenzi Henderson on Wed, 02/19/2014 - 10:15pm.READ MORE:
The Raleigh woman accused in the death of her husband's former girlfriend has been convicted of second-degree murder. A Wake County jury returned the verdict Wednesday in the trial of 41-year-old Amanda Hayes. She was sentenced to a minimum of 13 years and a maximum of 16 1/2 years in prison. Full story...»
Holiday Booze It & Lose It campaign results in 3,164 DWI arrestsSubmitted by Ashley Cimino on Wed, 01/15/2014 - 12:44am.READ MORE:
Santa was not the only one who made a naughty list over the holidays. Law enforcement officers across the state did, too, as they patrolled day and night, catching drivers who got behind the wheel impaired. Full story...»
Online option for NC local governments approvedSubmitted by Katelyn Supa on Tue, 04/23/2013 - 9:30pm.READ MORE:
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"Booze It and Lose It" campaign nets 690 DWI arrests across the stateSubmitted by Katelyn Supa on Fri, 03/22/2013 - 10:51am.READ MORE:
Law enforcement officers made more than 690 DWI arrests during St. Patrick's Day "Booze It & Lose It" campaign. The campaign ran March 15th through 17th and officers statewide conducted more than two thousand sobriety checkpoints and dedicated patrols. Full story...»
Camp Lejeune sergeant pleads guilty to bribery chargeSubmitted by Allyson Lorick on Wed, 01/30/2013 - 7:59am.READ MORE:
A Camp Lejeune gunnery sergeant pleaded guilty in federal court to a soliciting bribes from a government contractor while deployed to Iraq. Full story...»


text: I know this has already been mentioned but, since at least 2 Pats including Harrison have the flu. I wonder how many more will be under the weather on Sunday? I seem to recall the last time this happened it wasn't reported that Brady was also ill until after the game.

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S HARON E LEMENTARY E AGLES ' E YE V IEW V OLUME 2, ISSUE 1 M ARCH 2009 NATIONAL NEWS M EET OUR 44 TH PRESIDENT , B ARACK O BAMA ! By Seth Lachacz til the age of ten. Then, Obama that he would run for presi- returned to Hawaii and lived with dent in 2008. his grandparents until he gradu- On November 4, 2008 ated from high school in 1979. voters chose Obama to be our Obama received a degree in Po- 44th president of the United litical Science in 1983. In 1988, States. He received 53% of the he joined Harvard Law Review. votes for victory over John He graduated from Harvard Law McCain. On January 20th, School in 1991. 2009 Obama was sworn in as After moving back to Illinois our president for the next four he taught constitutional law and years. His new address is worked as a civil rights lawyer. 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, Wash- Barack Obama was born in He met Michelle Robinson, also a ington, DC, 20500. Hawaii on August 4, 1961. His lawyer, and the two were married nickname was Barry. His fa- in 1992. They have two children, thers name was Barack Obama both girls. Malia is ten and Sasha Sr. He was from Kenya, Af- is seven. rica. His mother Ann Dunham Obama's political career be- was from Kansas. Obama's gan in 1996 when he was elected parents divorced when Obama to the Illinois senate. He was re- was 2. His mom married a elected in 1998 and again in man named Lolo from Indone- 2002. Obama then ran for the US sia. senate in 2004 and won by the Obama lived in Indonesia largest margin in Illinois state his- and attended local schools un- tory. In 2007 Obama announced 2009 E AGLES ' E YE V IEW S TAFF Many thanks to our hard- McNeal-Tidwell, Brandon This issue of the Eagles' Eye working staff of third through Miller, Stella Mooy, Maya Niz- View explores news and inter- fifth graders! Our staff mem- inski, Joshua Noonan, Emma esting stories in our Nation, in bers are: Virginia Blanton, Ravenberg, and Lillie Soukup. North Carolina, and at Sharon Adele Campbell, Seth Capizzi, Elementary! Graceson Clements, Mac Cor- We have also included book bin, Braedyn Davis, Sidra Thanks also to the Newspa- per Advisory Team: Melissa and movie reviews, recipes, a Dorofi, Sydney Dougan, Wil- new comic strip, poetry, and a liam Doyle, Sarah Hebeisen, DeLeon, Michelle Hart, Elisa- beth Lee, Camilla Mazzotta, challenging seek and find. En- Seth Lachacz, Jack Lee, Emily joy! Lord, Liza Lunsford, Raivyn and Beverly Wiseman. P AGE 2 E AGLES ' E YE V IEW AROUND NORTH CAROLINA T HE M YSTERY OF THE "B ROWN M OUNTAIN L IGHTS " By Seth Capizzi war. Their Indian tribe was at What do you think the A famous local mystery that war with another Indian tribe. glow could be? still baffles scientists is about a There are other very dif- mountain in Morganton, NC. ferent explanations for the This mystery is known as the mystery. One explanation is Brown Mountain lights. It is from Geraud de Brahm, a known as a mystery because German Engineer. He thought there are unexplained lights it was caused by vapors mixed which some believe to be dead with wind sulphurates and de- spirits dancing and singing on the teriorates. Scientists are still glowing mountain. The reason trying to find out what the un- they dance and sing is because of solved glow really is. C HARLOT TE ' S M AYOR : P AT M C C RORY By Sidra Dorofi Ohio. He graduated from Ca- consecutive terms. He will not tawba College in 1978 with seek an 8th term. McCrory a .B.A. degree in Political Sci- ran for governor but lost. Bev- ence. He got married in 1988. erly Purdue is North Carolina's He married Ann Gordon. The new governor. McCrory`s have a yellow Lab- Some of the things rador retriever named Mic. McCrory has accomplished McCrory has a sister and a while in office include: reduc- nephew. ing the crime rate, introducing In November 2007, Mayor the light rail system, and bring- McCrory became the longest ing the NASCAR Hall of Fame Pat McCrory was born Oc- serving mayor in the history of to Charlotte. tober 17, 1956 in Columbus the city of Charlotte, serving 7 P EOPLE T AKING C ARE OF C HARLOT TE ' S A NIMALS By Lillie Soukup The Animal Control's mis- needed at Animal Control for: sion is to provide homes for ani- bathing and grooming, exer- Do you like dogs? I know I mals. The center increases cising animals, photographing do. If you like dogs too, you adoptions and decreases eutha- animals, greeting customers might want to learn more about nasia, which means putting ani- and answering questions, feed- the Animal Control Center of mals to sleep. There are dogs, ing animals, and cleaning ken- Charlotte –Mecklenburg cats, rodents, fish and lizards! nels. County. I got my dog there! Her name is Audrey, and she was The animals go to the Animal To get more informa- there for ten weeks! A person Control Center because the tion go to www.charmeck.org. was fostering our dog and owners can't take care of them. This site gives you information needed to find a permanent Some of the animals are also about the shelter and its ani- home for her. stray animals. Volunteers are mals. V OLUME 2, ISSUE 1 P AGE 3 SHARON NEWS JA B IZTOWN : 4 TH G RADERS G O P ROFESSIONAL ! By Virginia Blanton from around JA Biztown! The My job at Biztown was newspaper had articles and ads JA Biztown is a place where Mayor. I got to write and from the town. kids get to act like an adult for a make speeches, sign payroll day. On January 21st, the 4th checks and do a lot more! Be- JA Biztown was really fun! graders from Sharon went on a ing mayor was really fun! I I think you will enjoy it when field trip to this pretend city to was very lucky! you are in the 4th grade. If you experience the life of an adult. It like art you'll love the sign At Biztown you have two shop. If you love to cook then prepares kids for what you will periods of "free time" to shop need to know later on in life. you might want to work in the around town with the money food court. There were so You learn how to write and use you earned from working checks, pay back loans, write many things for us to do! there.You could buy things deposit slips and work hard. In like buttons or a JA Biztown each 4th grader gets newspaper. Kids ac- a job, such as mayor, DJ, or doc- tually made the news- tor just to name a few. paper! The students To prepare for JA Biztown from Sharon were my class had to work hard. We reporters, editors, had to work together with our photographers and group too. We learned how to writers. They wrote write checks, deposit slips and about the Mayor and more. It was complicated but we Mr.Younis. They made it! published information E XPRESSING MI! By Jack Lee member of the MI Express, the was at the Festival in the first step is the audition. When I Park. During the holiday sea- auditioned, Mr. Brown played son, we got to sing at the some notes on an electric key- South Park Christmas Tree board, and then I had to sing Lighting. We got to be on TV, them. Next, he hummed some even if it was only for a few notes, and I had to sing them. seconds. This spring, we'll Finally, I sang a short song for sing the national anthem at a him. The next Friday, I got a Charlotte Knights game, and letter saying that I was in MI Ex- we will perform at a music press! I was very surprised and festival at Carowinds. Next excited! time the MI Express per- Now that I'm in MI Express, forms, come check us out! Have you ever wondered it's a LOT of work! We practice Hopefully now, you have what it takes to be in Sharon's every Thursday for one and a an idea about what it is like to MI Express? Now is your half hours. We practice hard so be in MI Express. If it sounds chance to find out! My name is we can do well in our perform- like something you want to Jack Lee, and this is my first year ances. We have performed at all do, make sure to give it a try in MI Express. To become a kinds of events this year. Our next year! first performance of the year P AGE 4 E AGLES ' E YE V IEW SHARON NEWS, CONTINUED W ONDERFUL W ILLIAMSBURG ! stories about the colonial you would be your partner. times in Williamsburg. One of When we got back on the bus, the stories dealt with a slave we were all sad that the tour whose children had just disap- was over! peared. People have said that Another great place was he haunts children looking for the Governor's Palace. When his own. All of us had a hardyou walked in you saw guns time going to sleep that night! and rifles lined up on the We went to a place called walls. The palace also had sil- Michie's Tavern. It used to be ver tea sets and the most a hotel which in colonial times amazing furniture. We learned was called a tavern. During a that if you were the most im- By Sarah Hebeisen tour they showed us a room portant person at a meeting, In October 2008 the fifth where women would sit and you sat in the biggest and most grade and I went to Colonial chat during the day. It had comfortable chair. Williamsburg, Virginia. I had games and old tea sets. Up in I loved going to Colonial lots of fun on this trip. Here are the ballroom we learned how Williamsburg. Fourth graders, some of the experiences that we to do a dance that people did you will love it too! It is really enjoyed. back then. In the dance you something to look forward to would line up, girls parallel to in fifth grade! We went on a spooky ghost boys. The person across from tour. The guides told us chilling W ELCOME TO S HARON , M RS . S TANDISH ! By Emily Lord A. My favorite subject to teach is reading and Q.What inspired you to become a teacher? my favorite subject when I was a kid was math. A: My love for children inspired me to be a Q. How many years have you've been teaching? teacher. I think I have always had a gift for re- A. This is my 7th year teaching. I taught 5 years lating to kids and so I followed my heart and it in 6th grade, 1 year in 3rd grade. This is my first lead me to elementary education. year teaching 4th grade. Q.What do you do while you are teaching? Q.Were did you come from? A: I try to make sure that my students always A. I was born and raised in Louisiana and at- have a comfortable learning environment. tended L.S.U. Q.What are your sports or hobbies? Q.What are your favorite books, movie and type of ice A: I love to dance, listen to music, cook and cream? hang out with my family. A. My favorite books are the Twilight series, Q.Tell us about your family. the movie is Father of the Bride. My favorite ice cream is vanilla with heath bar. A: I am the youngest of 4 kids. I have three older brothers. I am married to Jeff. I have a 3 ½ year old son Riley and I have a black lab named Marley. Q.What is your favorite subject while you are teach- ing and what was your favorite subject when you were a child? V OLUME 2, ISSUE 1 P AGE 5 CULTURE CORNER H OLES : A N O UTSTANDING R EAD By Josh Noonan Louis Sachar puts reality and This is a funny and action fiction together to make a must packed adventure. Stanley gets read. It is a puzzling novel with in trouble that you will soon see. some mystery but I'm sure It is full of laughs and sorrows. It you'll like it. I loved this book tells about the past and present and so will you. The story al- of the camp. The relationships most made me feel like I was in between the characters are sure the book. Oh, watch out for the to warm your heart. This is an yellow spotted lizards! outstanding read-aloud book. T HE T ALE OF D ESPERAUX : A F ANTASTIC M OVIE By Stella Mooy ears. The other mice teased touching, very exciting, happy him for his big ears. Desper- and excellent. I think you will aux doesn't really care that love it because it has a couple they are teasing him. He is dif- of awesome characters, like ferent from the other mice. Despereaux, the Princess Pea, Unlike other mice, Des- Miggery Sow, Roscuro and a peraux falls in love with a hu- bunch of rats. man princess. Rats kidnap her Some of these characters and Desperaux saves her! After are kind while some are evil. Desperaux saves the princess, Some are scary and some are the mice treat Desperaux with all of the above. No matter more respect, and Desperaux what kind of character you becomes the hero. like, you can find them in this In the movie The Tale of Desper- This was a wonderful movie. I would rate this movie aux, Desperaux is the main char- movie! I loved The Tale of a 5 star. I hope you enjoy this acter. He was born with HUGE Despereaux because it was movie! W HAT IS S HARON S CHOOL R EADING ? By Adele Campbell In January, the Eagle's Eye View staff asked Sharon students to complete a survey to see what they like to read. The results have been tallied and are displayed below. Girls Boys K 1 2 3 4 5 TOTAL 26 19 0 1 15 14 9 5 More girls completed the surveys than boys. The second and third grade classes completed the most surveys. Kindergarten did not complete any surveys probably because they are still working on the basics of reading and writing. Keep up the good work, and hopefully, you can fill out a survey next year! The books that received the most votes were Diary of A Wimpy Kid and its sequel Roderick Rules with a total of five points. The Harry Potter series received three points. Lawn Boy and Lily's Purple Plastic Purse both received two points. 32 other books each received one vote. See Ms. Maz- zotta, Media Specialist, for a complete list of the books. I can't wait to check these books out at the Me- dia Center! P AGE 6 E AGLES ' E YE V IEW A RT C ONTEST W INNERS ! By Raivyn McNeal-Tidwell and Liza Lunsford The winners of the art contest are Katherine Allen in Mr. Ashley's class, Aidan Fulton in Mrs. Wiseman's class, and Emily Taylor in Mrs. Irwin's class. Every- one that entered submitted great work! Even if you did not win, you are still a good artist. Katherine Allen, Aidan Fulton, and Emily Taylor P OETRY By Braedyn Davis LUCY DOGS My dog Lucy Dachshunds are long, BARKS, BARKS, and BARKS. Labs are BRAVE, She barks at other people Poodles prance and Running or walking German Shepherds save. Barks at OTHER dogs, Jack Russells pounce, And barks at the doorbell. Hyper too and Border Collies jump high She's so NAUGHTY. for you. "Bad dog!" I sometimes say. St.Bernards are kind and loyal. My dog just Huskies are royal. barks all the time. S PORTS T HERE IS A LWAYS NEXT Y EAR , P ANTHER F ANS ! By Mac Corbin Tampa Bay 27-3, and Atlanta 45- passed Wesley Walls record Are you a Panther fan? Did 28. They were 8-1 at home. with 49 touchdowns. John you follow the Panther's season They made it to the NFL play- Kasay made 28 field goals this this year? The Panthers had a offs. The only team they played season. That is a very good great season overall. Their in the playoffs were the Arizona number! schedule this year had them up Cardinals. From a Panther fan's The Panthers players have against some tough opponents. point of view, it was a bad game. talented skills. Maybe next The Panthers ended their sea- This season, Steve Smith ran year they will win the Super son 12-5 and won the NFC 1,421 yards for the team. That Bowl. These are just a few South division. They beat San is awesome! Coming back to facts about the Panthers 2008 Diego 26-24, Chicago 20-17, the team, Muhsin Muhammad – 2009 season. GO PAN- Atlanta 24-9, Kansas City 34-0, earned a record for receiving THERS! New Orleans 30-7, Arizona 27- touchdowns. Muhsin Muham- 23, Oakland17-6, Detroit 31- mad shares the record with 22, Green Bay 35-31, Tampa Steve Smith for the most receiv- Bay 35-23, and Denver 30-10. ing touchdowns as a Panther. They lost to Minnesota 20-10, Muhsin Muhammed also sur- V OLUME 2, ISSUE 1 P AGE 7 FOOD AND FUN C OMFORT F OOD FROM L EBANON ! By Sydney Dougan Have you ever come home from school on a cold, rainy day and just wanted a hot, steaming bowl of soup? Eventually, you get tired of soup. Here are some unique alternatives you can try that all are Lebanese. I got these recipes from my Dad who is from Lebanon. He immigrated here when he was 19. My Mom is from New York and likes to cook and eat these recipes. I hope you enjoy them too!! Breakfast Lunch/Dinner Dessert Sahlab (seh-leb) Riz bajeej (riz-ba-jeej) Riza haleeb(riza- ha –leeb) A creamy, sweet breakfast with Rice with chicken, cinnamon, and Rice pudding. croissants. toasted almonds. ½ gallon milk 2 ½ cups milk 32 oz. chicken broth 1 cup sugar 2 ½ tablespoons cornstarch 3 lb cooked chicken (separate from bones) 1 cup rice ¾ cups sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch 1 tablespoon cinnamon Fresh croissants 2 cups basmati rice 1-2 teaspoons of cinnamon ¼ cups slivered almonds (toasted) Boil milk on medium heat. Add rice and cook on low heat for 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Take milk, cornstarch, and about 30 minutes, stirring oc- (opt.) sugar and stir in medium sauce- casionally. Mix cornstarch with Place broth, rice, and cinnamon some cold water. Add corn- pan. Cook on medium heat un- in microwave- safe dish, cover til it comes to a boil. Then re- starch and sugar to rice mix- and microwave for seven minutes ture; cook another five minutes duce to low. Serve hot with a on high power. Stir in chicken dash of cinnamon and fresh until it begins to thicken. Pour and microwave for 20 minutes on croissants for dipping. 50% power. Toast almonds in into custard cups. Cool to oven at 350◦ F or on stove in room temperature and refriger- saucepan with margarine. Add ate. Serve cold with some cin- salt and pepper for taste. Serve namon* or pistachio crumbs*. with almonds on top of rice and *=optional chicken and yogurt in side bowl. W HAT ' S Y OUR F AVORITE D ESSERT ? By Maya Nizinski I did a survey on 5th 14 grader's favorite desserts. The choices were cake, cookie, 12 pie, ice cream, and other. I 10 chose the topic of desserts 8 because a lot of kids like des- Wade sert and it would be an easy 6 Rowell question for them to answer. 4 Ashley 2 0 Cake Pie Other V OLUME 2, ISSUE 1 P AGE 8 FUN FEATURES A SK E MMA By Emma Ravenberg Q: My friend is mean to other people but not me. Q: How do you become friends again with a person What should I do? you don't like? -By a Bully Becomer -a Flustered Friend Emma Says: Emma Says: I think that you can become friends with a Your friend has no right to be mean to other person you don't like anymore. You can start people. Quietly tell her alone that she is being by leaving a nice note on the person's desk. mean. When she is bullying other people tell her Start talking to them more often. Take it not to be mean in front of the person that is being slow. If you had a big fight with your friend bullied. Remember, if you are standing around they may be mad at you. Start hanging out while someone else is being bullied, you are a with them more. Walk the track together. bully too. Show your friend the bullying posters. Soon you guys will be great buddies again! Also, tell a teacher! P ENCIL P ALS by Brandon Miller Seek and Find by Graceson Clements Can you spot the differences between the two pictures below? 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WORTHINGTON -- Worthington Area Youth Baseball will be holding tryouts for ages 8-14 from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Worthington High School gym.
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City fire chief retires after 34 years
Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014 — Ted Friedline, the city of Susanville's fire chief, has retired.
The Susanville City Council honored Friedline for his 34 years "of honest and faithful service" to the community with a proclamation at its Tuesday, Dec. 17 meeting. The city's firefighters also attended the meeting.
The chief, who's battled fires in the city for more than three decades got emotional during the brief ceremony that recognized him.
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what "rivalry"?Posted December 17, 2013 3:14 am
Good fight. It's great to have a guy like Leo Santa Cruz who fights the best out there. It would be fantastic, if all supposed champions did that.Posted December 16, 2013 5:05 pm
big head
that what underrated about cruz that he can box to if he wants to he not just a pressure fighter that just comes forward he can be technical as well seda was suppose to be the better boxer and faster fighter but cruz was getting the best of him from the outside so cruz deserve some credit to i dont think he can beat rigo but who can tho rigo just in a class of his own right nowPosted December 15, 2013 6:52 pm
big head
rather yall think seda landing some shots which he did do yall think he did enough to win the fight tho overall cruz landed the cleaner punches and more effected shots and he was more busier but seda did landed some shots tho that he should of got credit for he landing some good body shots to on cruz that he should of got credit for i think cruz just did a lil bit more tho and seda only lost to two champions omar narvarez and santa cruz he went the distance with both and he held his own in both fights so he will bounce back no doubt him and rigo would of been a good matchup of course that not going to happen thoPosted December 15, 2013 6:45 pm
This kid Santa Cruz is some talent. Get him in their with Mikey Garcia. He's ready.Posted December 15, 2013 6:20 pm
Why does this guy always fight flyweights?Posted December 15, 2013 2:21 pm
The Honeybadger
Damn good fight, Seda has some serious skills and chin on him, but Santa Cruz clearly beat him in a hard earned victory. Seda is possibly the best fighter Puerto Rico has right now aside Cotto. Seda could upset any world class fighter that doesn't bring their A game. I think he will take a belt back to PR in the not too distant future.Posted December 15, 2013 12:22 pm
Couldn't agree more with you BlackMambaPosted December 15, 2013 11:14 am
Also the ref was bias and incompetent. Everytime Leo had his back on ropes or in a corner he would break it up. The commentators were one sided as well…almost just turned off the sound. Respect for both fighters looking forward to seeing them in the ring again.Posted December 15, 2013 9:09 am
I was thoroughly impressed by the Puerto Rican kid Seda. Confident yet classy with some good skills. Moved up in weight to give Leo a serious Challenge. In all honestly he was meant to be sacrificed. He needs Al Haymon type advisory and more exposure. Should move back down to 118.Posted December 15, 2013 9:00 am
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Rigo eats Santa Cruz alive ,without even have "gas"Posted December 15, 2013 5:46 am
So this's the guy that people expect to dethrone Rigondeaux?…He didn't not nocked his rival up…….so i hope some critics and dan fat raphael kind to "pour" on him.Posted December 15, 2013 5:45 am
Now it's time for Santa Cruz to fight Carl Frampton.Posted December 15, 2013 1:56 am
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Santa Cruz is unremarkable; a slow, feather-fisted volume puncher. Next.Posted December 15, 2013 1:55 am
Thurman is well overrated fighting bums. Terence Crawford could move up two weights and beat him. Crawford is MUCH better than Thurman.Posted December 15, 2013 12:57 am
I like thurman and at 147 he beats anybody not name floyd. Dude can punch! Can box! Defense is getting better! Impressive!Posted December 14, 2013 11:34 pm
Mr common sense
Santa Cruz overrated. Thurman underrated. Thurman second best welterweight.Posted December 14, 2013 11:25 pm


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While I don't normally get my news from AOL (although to be fair it was on the NASDAQ website), this short video "Presented by: The Aol. On Network," has some interesting factoids contained within it, and begins with the standard line. "Beer is not selling the way it used to. U.S. sales of the beverage declined in four of the past five years. Between 2007 and 2012, beer sales fell by 2.3%, or more than 4.8 million barrels." More interesting was that sales of the top nine brands have "declined by more than 25% over the past five years," and that's according to Beer Marketer's Insights.
Craft Beer Vs. Crafty Beer Infographic
Today's infographic tackles the recently controversial debate about Craft Beer versus Crafty Beer, beer created by the larger beer companies to resemble smaller brands. It was created by M. Saurer Creative for Northland Beer.
The Big Four's Regional Breakdowns Compared
Today's infographic is yet another pair of slides from a Powerpoint presentation on the Beer Industry by Christian Adeler and Jon Bjornstad in 2011. The first shows that worldwide, the beer industry is dominated by four global conglomerates, ABI, Heineken, SABMiller and Carlsberg.
The second slide shows the market share for each of the four companies in the major regions of the world.
U.S. Beer Consumption Increases; Rising Demand for Higher-Priced Offerings
According to a new report by the Beverage Information Group, "the beer industry saw gains in both dollar and volume in 2012 after a three-year downturn." Their conclusion was that "well-marketed new products and slight improvements in the unemployment rate contributed to the beer industry's overall growth." Here's the group's press release with additional findings:
Super-premium, Craft, Imported and Flavored Malt Beverages out-performed the industry overall, as there is increasing demand for higher-priced beer. Super-premium and Premium increased 1.6%, and Craft increased 13.7% to reach 185.2 million 2.25-gallon cases. This is the largest increase for Craft beer in more than a decade.
Imported beer also increased for a third year, even though major brands such as Bass, Beck's and Red Stripe were removed from the category because they are now domestically brewed. This 1% increase is largely due to consumer demand for a wider selection of products.
Innovations in the Light Beer category, such as the launch of Bud Light Platinum, were not enough to turn things around for the category. Light beer declined for the fourth year in a row. Popular and Malt Liquor also lost volume.
Although the beer industry saw positive changes in 2012, challenges still remain. According to the Beer Handbook, the beer industry will still see increases in the higher-priced categories such as Super-premium, Craft and Imported beer. It remains to be seen if these gains will help the beer industry maintain 2012's positive direction.
"Today's consumer no longer sees beer as their only drink option," says Adam Rogers, senior research analyst, Beverage Information Group, Norwalk, Conn. "Spirits and wine marketers have been savvy in targeting consumers with flavored vodkas, rums and whiskies, as well as sweeter wines which have continued to take share away from the beer industry."
For a mere $790, you can buy a copy of their annual Beer Handbook.
Big Slices Of The Beer Pie
Reuters Hinting At Possible ABI/SABMiller Merger
Rumors and discussions of a possible merger between Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller are nothing new, it's been talked about by the business press off and on for a number of years now. But it had been quiet lately, most likely because of the deal by ABI to buy Grupo Modelo. But yesterday Reuters fanned the flames of merger once again, in a piece of speculation: Bets on for mega brewer merger as virgin ground shrinks.
With the acknowledged bullet points that "Asia main area with assets left to buy," and that the ABI and SABMiller would combine the "growth markets" of Africa and Latin America," they put the price for ABI to buy SABMiller at at least $100 billion. According to Reuters:
Now, with AB InBev planning to return to a comfortable pre-deal debt-to-EBITDA ratio of below two next year, industry experts are betting on a combination of its Budweiser and Stella Artois brands with SABMiller's Peroni and Grolsch. Some expect a deal within a year.
"It's more a question of when, not if," said a banker who has worked on drinks deals. Others, also speaking on condition of anonymity, cited AB InBev's record as a serial acquirer and the need for a target to match or surpass its $52 billion purchase of Anheuser Busch in 2008.
Asia, they claim, is the next frontier, though many of the bigger breweries are state-owned (which means expensive). Interestingly, while they admit that SABMiller would also be expensive the Reuters' business analysts believe "a tie-up would be straightforward with antitrust issues relatively easy to fix and immediate benefits of scale." Other analysts, however, do see potential problems with the merger from "regulators is in the United States and China" because of the market overlap in those countries.
Price, not surprisingly, is the elephant in the room, and the estimated $100 billion ticket price would make such a deal the "fifth-largest corporate acquisition ever." Reuters places the current value of SABMiller at $84.5 billion and believes it's in ABI's best interest "to move fast before SABMiller gets more expensive." But would SABMiller be interested in selling? "SABMiller's two top shareholders — cigarette maker Altria Group and the Santo Domingo family of Colombia, which own 27 percent and 14 percent, respectively — 'may think this is as good as it gets,' said another banker." So that suggests that the people behind the curtain might be amiable to the buyout. A couple of years ago, writing about this very possibility of a merger, I recalled that when the AB/InBev merger went down, someone joked that eventually there would be just one international beer company and it would just be called "Beer." I remember laughing at the time, but truth really is stranger than fiction. So who knows? It should be an interesting year.
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SABMiller Testing Beer Brewed For Women
Depending on your perspective, there's good and bad news for women who love beer. Yesterday, Marketwatch casually mentioned that "SAB Miller, the world's second largest brewer, is testing a new line of lighter and sweeter beers. Executives are also planning new ad campaigns geared towards women." Other CBS affiliates, such as WREG Memphis, picked up the story but added little, apart from saying the new line will be "brewed especially for the ladies." That's all the information there is, so far, not even the SABMiller website has any additional information or a press release, at least not yet.
But if you're one of those of the female persuasion that can be reduced to the stereotype of only liking sweet flavors, and don't mind being pandered to, this just may be the beer for you. But if you're a real person, like pretty much every beer lover I know who also happens to be a woman, this is probably just going to piss you off. I honestly don't understand why the big beer companies keep trying this. Has it ever worked, anywhere in the world? People who understand and can appreciate the complex flavors of a good beer, will like it, irrespective of their reproductive organs. So just make good beer, educate your customers about it, and beer lovers — male and female — will drink it. Why is that so hard?
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It's Done: ABI & Modelo Merger Deal
The inevitable approval of the merger between Anheuser-Busch InBev and Grupo Modelo moved one step closer today, according to Harry Schuhmacher's Beer Business Daily, who writes that a "consent decree has been filed with a federal judge today seeking court approval of the ABI-Modelo-Constellation deal with the DOJ. News of the settlement agreement comes before the April 23 court deadline to report to U.S. District Court."
Apparently, "[t]he agreement is close to the one A-B revised in February, selling the big Piedras Negras brewery to Constellation and allowing them to some time to expand that facility to brew all of US Modelo beers (and any others Constellation wants to brew there). But the agreement also includes 'certain distribution guarantees for Constellation in the United States.'"
Constellation Brands released a statement, Anheuser-Busch InBev and Constellation Brands Announce Revised Agreement for Complete Divestiture of U.S. Business of Grupo Modelo, outlining the deal, and the transaction website, Global Beer Leader, also has a statement.
Here's part of ABI's press release:
Anheuser-Busch InBev and Constellation Brands Announce Revised Agreement for Complete Divestiture of U.S. Business of Grupo Modelo
AB InBev to sell Piedras Negras brewery and grant perpetual rights to Constellation for Corona and the Modelo brands in the U.S. for USD 2.9 billion
Constellation to acquire 50% of Crown it does not own for USD 1.85 billion
Terms and merits of combination between AB InBev and Grupo Modelo relating to global deal remain unchanged
AB InBev synergy projection revised to approximately USD 1 billion from USD 600 million
Anheuser-Busch InBev (Euronext: ABI) (NYSE: BUD) and Constellation Brands, Inc. (NYSE: STZ, STZ.B) today announced a revised agreement that establishes Crown Imports as the #3 producer and marketer of beer in the U.S. through a complete divestiture of Grupo Modelo's (BMV: GMODELOC) U.S. business. The transaction establishes Crown as a fully owned entity of Constellation, and provides Constellation with independent brewing operations, Modelo's full profit stream from all U.S. sales, and rights in perpetuity to the Grupo Modelo brands distributed by Crown in the U.S.
As part of AB InBev's acquisition of the 50% of Grupo Modelo it does not already own, AB InBev has agreed to sell Compañía Cervecera de Coahuila, Grupo Modelo's state-of-the-art brewery in Piedras Negras, Mexico, and grant perpetual brand licenses to Constellation for USD 2.9 billion, subject to a post-closing adjustment. This price is based on an assumed 2012 EBITDA of USD 310 million earned from manufacturing and licensing the Modelo brands for sale by the Crown joint venture, with an implied multiple of approximately 9 times. The sale of the brewery, which is located near the Texas border, would ensure independence of supply for Crown and provides Constellation with complete control of the production of the Modelo brands for marketing and distribution in the U.S.
AB InBev and Constellation have agreed to a three-year transition services agreement to ensure the smooth transition of the operation of the world-class brewery, which is fully self-sufficient, utilizes top-of-the-line technology and was built to be readily expanded to increase production capacity. During this 3 year timeframe, Constellation plans to invest approximately USD 400 million to expand the Piedras Negras facility, which will then enable it to supply 100% of Crown's needs for the U.S. marketplace. Today, Piedras Negras fulfills approximately 60% of Crown's current demand.
As previously announced on June 29, 2012, AB InBev has agreed to divest Grupo Modelo's 50% stake in Crown, the joint venture between Modelo and Constellation, that currently imports and markets Modelo's brands in the U.S., to Constellation. The transaction value remains USD 1.85 billion, providing Constellation 100% ownership and control of Crown.
Carlos Brito, Chief Executive Officer of AB InBev, commented, "The AB InBev and Grupo Modelo transaction has always been about Mexico and making Corona more global in all markets other than the U.S., where the brands will be owned and managed by Constellation. We are pleased to have reached this revised agreement that preserves the merits of the Grupo Modelo transaction while allowing us to move expeditiously to the Modelo integration process and the capture of approximately USD 1 billion of synergies, up from our original estimate of USD 600 million."
Rob Sands, President and Chief Executive Officer of Constellation Brands, said, "The revised agreement with AB InBev will make Constellation's Crown beer division a fully independent competitor and the third largest producer and marketer in the U.S. beer industry. This is a transformational acquisition for our company as we will hold perpetual rights to Corona and the Modelo brands distributed by Crown in the U.S. We will have autonomous control of production, distribution, marketing and promotion of these brands in the U.S. Bill Hackett, President of Crown, and his management team have decades of experience in the beer industry with the iconic Modelo brands. I am confident that all Constellation and Crown stakeholders, including our valued wholesalers, shareholders and employees will see the benefits of this amended agreement."
Should be all over but the shouting at this point.
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Greenfield - The New Berlin Eisenhower girls knew they had the pieces to be a good basketball team but were just not sure how to put those pieces together to make a pretty picture.
On Friday night, they found out just how well everything can fit together, as they sprinted past Whitnall, 70-28, at Whitnall High School.
The Lions stormed ahead, forcing 10 turnovers in the first three minutes of the game. The Lion defense helped fuel senior Jenny Weiland, as the speedy forward scored 12 of her 16 points in the first quarter.
When the Falcons looked up, they were facing a soaring deficit of 16 points and had no answers.
"We played about a complete a first quarter as you can play," Eisenhower head coach Gary Schmidt said. "If we missed, we got the rebound. Our defense created some offense and we really ran our offense well."
As good as the Lions' offense was, their defense was just too much to handle. The way Schmidt saw it, they were absolutely relentless.
The Falcons managed just six shot attempts from the floor in the second quarter and made just one of them. Elizabeth Menden and Emily Yahnke both added a free throw as the Falcons finished with just four points in the period.
"We are not in this position very often at Whitnall," Falcons head coach Keith Larson said. "You have to give them a ton of credit. They really are a great team on both offense and defense. They got anything they wanted tonight."
The lone bright spot for the Falcons (8-5, 5-4 Woodland East) was senior Jackie Gruszka, who scored 12 points. The forward did all she could do to keep the game close in the first quarter as she hit a pair of 3-point field goals.
"We just have to try and learn from this game," Larson said. "It is tough but you have to move on and get better day after day."
Eisenhower (11-1, 8-1 Woodland West) continues to get big nights from Weiland and Sammy Kozlowski (14 points), but it was senior Katie Lang that did all the little things that go unnoticed. She finished with eight points while patrolling the paint, forcing Whitnall to try and score from a distance.
"Whitnall changed up their defenses a few times so we had to really focus on communication," Lang said. "We really take pride on our defense every day. We are starting to play well as a team."
Added Schmidt: "I think the best Eisenhower basketball is yet to come; that's our goal."
The Lions next visit Shorewood at 7:30 p.m. Friday, then host Cudahy at 7:30 Jan. 22. Whitnall welcomes Pewaukee at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Wauwatosa West at 7:30 Jan. 22.
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If you want a dramatic change to your kitchen, consider adding a glass front to a few of your cabinet doors. Make sure the insides of the cabinet are painted properly and look good and the stemware and dishes in the cabinet are what you'd like to display.
Transforming your cabinet fronts to glass is a great way to open up more space and lighten up the space. Here is a DIY project to add glass to a cabinet door but note that this style of door uses rabbeted panel moulding, which has a small groove cut into the back side, so that it "wraps" around the edge of the door. The pane of glass is slipped into the cutout in the door against the back lip of the moulding.
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Defense Department officials could have found a better way to acquire tactical radio systems than through the $6.8 billion Joint Tactical
Radio System (JTRS), said Arthur Cebrowski, retired Navy vice admiral and director of DOD's Force Transformation Office. Three years after Boeing Co. won a systems architecture contract, JTRS has not delivered any hardware.
Speaking on a Capitol Hill panel about network-centric warfare this month, Cebrowski said instead of awarding large-scale contracts for design and development of tactical radios, DOD officials should have deployed systems to the field, where "performance is the basis for competition." That's the difference between a program and a strategy, he said.
Cebrowski said the distribution of commercial systems is preferable to waiting for the results of long-term development programs. The field makes a good laboratory for maturing systems. If DOD officials had followed this path, tactical forces would be using new radios today, rather than waiting for systems still under development, he said.
Department officials planned the JTRS program to replace existing tactical radios, which soldiers carry or mount in vehicles, aircraft and ships. Those 750,000 radios would be replaced with 180,000 software-defined radios, which could operate in these environments and across a wide swath of the radio frequency spectrum. But hardware deliveries keep slipping.
In addition to Boeing Co., other companies with JTRS contracts include General Dynamics Corp., which has a $295 million contract to develop a soldier-wearable radio, and Lockheed Martin Corp., which won a $50 million-plus contract to develop radio systems for the Navy and Air Force.
Boeing also won a $50 million JTRS contract this month to develop radios for the Air Force and Navy along with Lockheed Martin. Boeing officials also will develop vehicular JTRS units for the Army.
A top manager of Marine Corps tactical radio programs who requested anonymity said prohibitions against fielding new
radios in lieu of JTRS has saddled units operating in Iraq and Afghanistan with old and increasingly outdated equipment that is ill-suited to handle the high-speed data requirements of network-centric warfare.
William Owens, president and chief executive officer of Nortel Networks Ltd. and former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that companies such as Nortel produce a wide range of broadband wireless technologies based on IP that could be adapted to meet DOD tactical requirements. Owens said mesh wireless technologies are particularly useful for department users because the nodes, such as Wi-Fi access points, connect with one another rather than to a wired backhaul or Internet connection.
Sen. John Warner (R-Va.), chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said the committee plans to allot $25 billion for network-centric warfare in the Senate's version of the 2005 Defense Authorization bill, currently in markup.
Warner also said DOD officials need more cyberwarfare experts, and he continues to fund education for students who want to pursue the field, with some $30 million allocated to the program in the bill.
Based on a review of waiver requests posted on a JTRS Web page, urgent requirement waiver requests have increased, matching the pace of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Delays in deploying Joint Tactical Radio System radios have forced service members to seek waivers from JTRS program office officials to use nonstandard radios. Based on a review of waiver requests posted on a JTRS Web page, urgent requirement waiver requests have increased, matching the pace of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Since late last year, combat units, including the Army Coalition Task Force-82 in Iraq and the new Stryker Brigades at Fort Lewis, Wash., have received waivers to buy more than 8,000 handheld radios. The radios, from Thales North American Inc., a division of the French company Thales, operate in the 30 MHz to 512 MHz frequency range.
Officials selected Thales to develop a JTRS version of the AN/PRC-148, but production models are not due for delivery until next year.
Army and Marine units, including Marine Air-Naval Gunfire Liaison Companies, have filed multiple waiver requests this year for more than 2,000 radios produced by Harris Corp. The Harris radios can operate in the military VHF low and high bands, military air control bands and UHF satcom bands.
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This resto is a little gem in Val d'Isere. A wood-clad cosy dining room with family skiing photos makes a warm and inviting place to while away an evening. We were six for dinner. Can recommend a selection of the starters, the ossobuco was great - so tender. Wine, we went for the Primotivo which was muscular and perfect with...
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Best California Budget Idea? Letting Sick, Elderly Convicts Go
Posted Mar. 29, 2015, 11:56 am
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The Technology & Maintenance Council of American Trucking Associations is accepting applications for its 2013 scholarship programs available for diesel technician studies. The scholarships are for studies at WyoTech, the University of Northwestern Ohio, and Lincoln Technical Institute/Lincoln College of Technology/Nashville Auto Diesel College.
The scholarships are administered by TMC's Professional Technician Development Committee and are part of TMC's effort to promote and enhance the professionalism of commercial vehicle technicians.
Scholarship applications must have a sponsor who is a current dues-paying member of TMC or is employed/contracted by a company with at least one current dues-paying TMC member.
WyoTech is offering two scholarships, each awarded for 1500 clock hours (9 months) attendance to one of two WyoTech schools, located in Laramie, Wyo. and Blairsville, Penn. Students may select from one of two start dates: June 27, 2013; Sept. 26, 2013.
The UNOH scholarship is for an amount not to exceed $25,000 and/or 180 credit hours in the College of Technologies for Automotive/Diesel Technology and/or the College of Business for Specialized Studies in Automotive.
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Students may select from one of five class start dates in June, July, August, September, and October 2013.
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