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Congress clears way for DoD civilian workforce cuts
Wednesday - 12/19/2012, 6:56pm EST
Congress has cleared the way for a $633 billion defense policy bill that includes mandated reductions to the Defense Department's civilian and contractor workforces.
Leaders of a House-Senate conference committee, tasked with reconciling competing versions of the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act, included in the final report the automatic workforce reductions that opponents say would result in about 36,000 job losses. But the conference committee's version gives Defense officials significantly more flexibility than the original bill did.
Civilian workforce cuts
The committee report calls on the defense secretary to develop an efficiencies plan for reducing the civilian and contractor workforce but stipulates that the defense secretary "shall ensure that the civilian personnel workforce and service contractor workforce ... are appropriately sized to support and execute" the Pentagon's military strategy.
The White House had threatened to veto the Senate's version of the bill, in part, because of the workforce reductions. But Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said the changes made in conference had defused the threat of a veto.
Still, the American Federation of Government Employees decried the workforce reductions.
"Arbitrary cuts are contrary to law and common sense," AFGE President J. David Cox said in a statement. "DoD has three distinct workforces — military, civilian and contractor — each with its own unique mission. Just because one workforce is being cut by a certain amount doesn't necessarily mean that the other workforces should also be cut by the same amount, as both the White House and the Pentagon have pointed out repeatedly."
Cox said conferees had initially agreed to exempt certain positions, which would blunt the cuts. "However, in conference, behind closed doors, the language governing those exceptions was changed from mandatory to discretionary so that the hit can be the full 5 percent — or 36,000 positions," Cox added.
Contractor salary cap watered down
The conference committee stripped from the final report a provision cutting the amount defense contractors could charge the government to pay for executives' salaries. The Senate version capped taxpayer-funded contractor compensation at $230,700 — equivalent to the salary drawn by the vice president. Currently, government-backed compensation limits cap salaries at more than three times that amount.
Instead of a hard salary cap, the conferees included a measure requiring the Government Accountability Office to review the number of contractor employees whose compensation costs would exceed the Senate's proposed limits and to study what effect such a cap would have on contractors and the Pentagon.
The Professional Services Council, an industry group, cheered the committee's revisions.
"Throughout this debate, PSC has called for a comprehensive analysis of the impacts of moving the contractor compensation cap from the formula in current law to an arbitrary limit that does not reflect the commercial value of the critical skills contractor employees hold," said PSC President and CEO Stan Soloway in a statement.
Other contracting provisions
Another provision included in the final report limits the Defense Contract Audit Agency's access to internal company audits unless the agency can show it's necessary to complete its required evaluations of contractors' business systems.
The report also specifically states DCAA cannot use internal company audit reports "for any purpose other than evaluating and testing the efficacy of contractor internal controls and the reliability of associated contractor business systems."
Soloway said his organization disagrees with providing DCAA unlimited access to companies' internal audit reports "because systems can and have been effectively evaluated without such intrusions into privileged information." But he said the bill's limits on DCAA access would safeguard companies from unfair audit practices.
Conferees also directed DoD leaders to take a look at the Pentagon's small-business contracting practices. Within two months of the bill being signed, the defense secretary would be required to conduct an independent review of DoD's small-business contracting, including the department's adherence to small-business goals and how often teaming agreements are maintained throughout the performance of contracts.
The conference report also includes a provision instituting a procedure for cleared DoD contractors to report cyber intrusions into their networks. The bill leaves it up to the Pentagon to establish criteria for which networks and information should be covered by the rapid reporting system.
House, Senate reach agreement on defense bill
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White House threatens to veto Senate Defense bill
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Originally posted by RobinL View PostIf you head to N Devon Shore2surf in Woolacombe have hundreds of them. They have just taken a big delivery as I am heading down there to check the sub s vs the unibrow. Not sure what they are getting by way of CC's in this stock though. Rich is the man to talk to and is very knowledgeable and helpful if you give them a call.
PRJ by wrapping in more do you mean places like croyde, fistral, watergate will be bigger than places lower down like gwithian?
Originally posted by prjwebb View Postyeah the gwitian/st ives bay won't get much at all on a SW swell. Bude and further north seem to get a much better wrap in on those swell directions. Saturday 2 weeks again I surfed Porthtowan and it was chest high and weak, my mate surfed Bude and it was head high + and pumping.
Originally posted by prjwebb View PostYeah Sunday was good but windy. I think all the Newquay boys were over my way on that Sunday because it was a barrel fest.
Originally posted by prjwebb View PostSounds good! I just got back from surfing. Chest to headhigh. Inconsistent and howling offshore but a couple of decent ones on the VG. No idea how it does it, but it really draws a tight arc!
got into north shore in newquay and had a look at the 5'9, felt thicker then I was expecting (but not really in the rails). they didnt have a 5'10 but the 5'9 felt nice under arm, they had a 5'11 which felt a bit to big to me. it really is a nice board when you see it for real, really narrow nose compared to my dom,ef,sp which is what im really looking for
had a good surf at godrevy sat and low tide fistral sunday, there was a guy out on sunday with a vanguard, there was a lot of guys with firewires full stop, a guy with a potatonator reminded me why i also want one of those!
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i hate those weak small/close out big conditions, think i must have missed that luckily. Going to miss this weekends big swell as im off to barbados for two weeks :D!
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Friday, April 12 2013, 09:58 AM CDT
Remembering Sarah Comstock
BEAUMONT - By Megan Dillard - Friends and family of a Lamar University student gathered at the school tonight to remember a young woman they say will be deeply missed.
19-year-old Sarah Bethany Comstock of Lumberton was a sophomore at LU.
State troopers say Comstock was driving northbound on Highway 69 just north of Keith Road at about 4:30 Friday morning.
Investigators say Comstock was driving at high rate of speed and crashed into a concrete barrier.
The car came to a stop in the left lane.
A driver in an 18-wheeler hit Comstock's vehicle.
First responders transported Comstock to Christus Hospital Saint Elizabeth, where she died yesterday.
Troopers say the other driver had no injuries.
Investigators are still trying to pinpoint the cause of the accident.
Comstock was wearing a seat belt.
The overwhelming response from everyone KFDM spoke with tonight was Sarah was gorgeous, goofy and sweet as could be.
Her younger sister shared tearful memories of the 'best person' she ever met.
More than one hundred people met outside at the Quad at Lamar University Tuesday night.
A place Sarah Comstock surely walked through on her way to classes became the area where friends and family celebrated the sophomore's memory.
"Not a lot of sisters get along and I'm so glad we had a strong bond together."
Her younger sister Savannah explained Sarah was simply beautiful inside and out.
"She was confident in everything she did. She would know nothing about something and pretend. She pulled everything off."
The two were close both at home and at Pappadeaux in Beaumont where the two worked together.
"Finding my clothes in her room. She'd always be like no, I don't have this, and I was like I know you do! Our late-night talks. She'd come home from work and like one or two in the morning and just talk to me about anything."
Sorority sisters showed support through song.
Other Lamar students looked at photos, shared hugs and wiped away tears. Young faces, heavy hearts; all sharing the pain of losing a woman they say touched many lives.
"She has families away from home. Even at school, her Zeta sisters, that bond is real. I know it means a lot to them for everybody to be here. It's just nice how all her different families come together for her, even when she's not here."
One student said he gave Sarah the nickname "Skittles" because of her energy and colorful personality.
Her sister also shared a story in which a guest at Pappadeaux brought Sarah chocolate-covered strawberries just last week on Valentine's Day. Many stories and memories all painting the picture of a woman loved by many.
Friends and family will recite the rosary from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at Broussard's in Silsbee.
A funeral mass will follow Thursday at 11 a.m. at Infant Jesus Catholic Church in Lumberton.Remembering Sarah Comstock
19-year-old Sarah Bethany Comstock of Lumberton was a sophomore at LU.
State troopers say Comstock was driving northbound on Highway 69 just north of Keith Road at about 4:30 Friday morning.
Investigators say Comstock was driving at high rate of speed and crashed into a concrete barrier.
The car came to a stop in the left lane.
A driver in an 18-wheeler hit Comstock's vehicle.
First responders transported Comstock to Christus Hospital Saint Elizabeth, where she died yesterday.
Troopers say the other driver had no injuries.
Investigators are still trying to pinpoint the cause of the accident.
Comstock was wearing a seat belt.
The overwhelming response from everyone KFDM spoke with tonight was Sarah was gorgeous, goofy and sweet as could be.
Her younger sister shared tearful memories of the 'best person' she ever met.
More than one hundred people met outside at the Quad at Lamar University Tuesday night.
A place Sarah Comstock surely walked through on her way to classes became the area where friends and family celebrated the sophomore's memory.
"Not a lot of sisters get along and I'm so glad we had a strong bond together."
Her younger sister Savannah explained Sarah was simply beautiful inside and out.
"She was confident in everything she did. She would know nothing about something and pretend. She pulled everything off."
The two were close both at home and at Pappadeaux in Beaumont where the two worked together.
"Finding my clothes in her room. She'd always be like no, I don't have this, and I was like I know you do! Our late-night talks. She'd come home from work and like one or two in the morning and just talk to me about anything."
Sorority sisters showed support through song.
Other Lamar students looked at photos, shared hugs and wiped away tears. Young faces, heavy hearts; all sharing the pain of losing a woman they say touched many lives.
"She has families away from home. Even at school, her Zeta sisters, that bond is real. I know it means a lot to them for everybody to be here. It's just nice how all her different families come together for her, even when she's not here."
One student said he gave Sarah the nickname "Skittles" because of her energy and colorful personality.
Her sister also shared a story in which a guest at Pappadeaux brought Sarah chocolate-covered strawberries just last week on Valentine's Day. Many stories and memories all painting the picture of a woman loved by many.
Friends and family will recite the rosary from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at Broussard's in Silsbee.
A funeral mass will follow Thursday at 11 a.m. at Infant Jesus Catholic Church in Lumberton.Remembering Sarah Comstock
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Southeast Texas unemployment rate drops to 6.2; Texas at 4.2
Kelly community hold workday to help others
BBB's 'Shred It & Forget It' moves to front of Target Saturday
Firefighters in Vidor battle home fire
Woman robbed at Lake Charles casino
Neches River Festival parade canceled for Saturday
Small plane crashes near Diboll; pilot and passengers not seriously hurt
Corp to seek public input on Lake Rayburn master plan update
Lamar's Dyrhaug exhibits work at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
Authorities investigate aggravated robbery
Beaumont Police, NAACP and 100 Black Men of Greater Beaumont team up to recruit officers
Political season heating up even before election
Nederland's EDC moves to new location, hopes to bring new business to city
Cops and Kids Picnic postponed
Beaumont man found guilty of aggravated robbery
PN police arrest driver with large quantity of suspected synthetic marijuana
Red Cross new app: Everything you need to know in emergencies
US Marshals lead operation to target most-dangerous criminals
AAA: Texas gas price average edges up
Lake Charles man charged with vehicular homicide
Texas Senate approves decriminalizing truancy
Child snake bite victim experiencing complications
Beaumont Housing Authority loses $12.5 million in Hurricane Ike recovery funds
Family of murder victim believes someone in neighborhood has answers
Red Cross doesn't have enough volunteers
Former Railroad Commissioner Buddy Temple dies
Housing Authority says it's lost out on $12.5 million in Hurricane Ike recovery money
One hospitalized for minor burns in Port Arthur fire
Beaumont S.W.A.T. team trains Brazilian police officers
Boy recovering from snake bite
Beechnut recalls products
Beaumont man charged with intoxicated manslaughter in Houston
Man who fled police across 3 counties, jailed in La.
Third Brigade Combat Team practices in Beaumont for disaster
Small helicopter lands on Capitol lawn; pilot arrested
130 mph stolen car pursuit begins in LA, ends in Newton County
Tom Wright previews PALT's 'On Golden Pond'
Driver shot dead after Houston police chase
Beaumont man killed in traffic accident in Silsbee
Houston woman gives birth to all girl quintuplets
Red Cross needs volunteers in Southeast Texas
Tennessee House votes to make Bible the official book
CPSO arrests Sulphur man for stalking and unauthorized entry
Walmart closes several stores over plumbing issues
Aaron Hernandez found guilty of 1st degree murder
Pair charged with burglary, including stealing child's doll
Beaumont City Council approves incentives for hotel and water park
Reaction to boy bitten by copperhead snake
Parents say new superintendent has experience they'd hoped for
PAPD: New reports of Pigeon Drop scheme, how you can protect your money
Crime Stoppers needs your help to solve murder of Carlton Frank
Newton gets new Police Chief
Local firefigthers kick of 'Fill the Boot' Campaign
Beaumont council votes 6-1 for incentives to attract hotel/water park to Ford Park
BBB 'Shred It and Forget It' campaign fights ID theft
Percy Sledge headlined in Jasper in 2012
President removing Cuba from state sponsored terror list
LIT Workforce dept offers course on money management
Tom Wright previews the M1 Grand Match at gun club
DPS -- Texas Most Wanted Sex Offender Mack Meadows arrested in Vidor
PAPD investigating suspicious package near Luby's
"When a Man Loves a Woman" singer Percy Sledge dies at 74
City offers traffic tips for Neches River Festival Parade Saturday
Open Carry debate hits Texas House floor
Flight returns to Seattle after ramp agent gets trapped in cargo hold
13-year-old arrested for shotgun robbery of taxi driver, driving away in taxi in Beaumont
BISD Board of Managers names lone finalist for superintendent
BISD board names Dr. John Frossard of Wichita Falls lone finalist for superintendent
Man found dead in pool of blood, BPD investigates
Child bitten by copperhead snake
Victims of domestic violence reach out for help
Farmer raising bull with heart in his neck
Three former Beaumont ISD employees sentenced in warehouse scheme
PN police investigate fake "swatting" call
Worker shocked in High Island
Salvation Army holds lottery for few summer camps slots
Beaumont firefighters respond to fire on Prutzman
UPDATE --Bmt Police say nature of Franklin St. death unknown
Undocumented immigrants arrested at refineries, plants, shipyards
Pinehurst Police seeking man who eluded them in wooded area
Wild horse and burro adoption set for Ford Park
Rubio tells donors he's running for president
One dead in shooting at N.C. college
Report of shots fired at Texas State University was false alarm
Plane skids off runway on landing in Houston
GasBuddy.com: low gas prices, strong economy makes travel welcoming
KFDM goes inside home of victim of Saturday's hoax call in Port Neches
BISD lone finalist for superintendent job to be named today (Monday)
One-stop shopping at local bridal show
Accident after driver lost control
18-wheeler accident sends one person to hospital
Port Neches Police say 'spoofing call' led to SWAT response
Breaking News: SWAT response ends in PN; no one hurt, police questioning man
Men shooting at wild hogs fire shots over tugboat crew in Neches
Three live KFDM reports from a Port Neches home where SWAT is on the scene
Increase in sales tax revenue for Groves
BREAKING: Port Neches Police and SWAT team working call
U.S. Capitol on precautionary lockdown after deadly shooting
Searchers find Newton County man
Woman shot during altercation in Port Arthur
Link to Project Safe Child mentioned in our story tonight
Animal cruelty investigation highlights larger issue
Man who exchanged sexually explicit photos with 9-year-old has been sentenced; how you can protect your children
Jasper Sheriff: Carol Luckey autopsy shows no trauma
BISD Board set to discuss and name lone superintendent finalist Monday
Cleanup begins from tornado destruction
Expert: Apple Watch supplies sold out in less than 30 minutes
BREAKING -- Fire at Doubletree Hotel in downtown Austin
Iranian President will not sign nuclear deal until sanctions lifted
Beaumont celebrates Go Blue Day to remember child abuse victims
College athlete Lauren Hill dies from cancer
LIT, Workforce Commission team up to provide skills for small business
Caught on video: Funeral procession mourners stop to help robbery victim
TX mosque increases security after disturbing messages
Traffic Alert: oversized load to block SH146 intersections Saturday
Hillary Clinton to announce presidential bid Sunday
Jury decides on 60 year prison sentence for Cody Davis
Authorities: Dad left 3-year-old girl in roadside trash can, drove away
Big sister's post goes viral; stands up for younger sister sent home for dress code violation
Teacher speaks out about bill proposing pay based on performance
Jasper County community remembers Carol Luckey, sheriff says 'no doubt' body found was hers
Jefferson County man sentenced for Child Pornography violations
AAA: State gas prices stay steady for second week
Orange man sentenced for attempted enticement of child
Live report: Jury finds Cody Davis guilty in stabbing murder
Dash cam video in S.C. police shooting case shows chase
Firefighters battle house fire in Vidor
Number of people sickened in Listeria case grows
Humble man arrested in DPS chase from Rose City into Louisiana
KFDM learns body of woman found in Jasper County near where Carol Luckey was last seen; mother tells KFDM it's her daughter
Mother comes home to find baby tied to tv with rope
Woman arrested in Jefferson County cocaine bust
Robbery suspect arrested in Orange County
Victim in Lumberton stabbing had 85 wounds, 17 to eyes, most to head
Bill could repeal "Dream Act" that allows undocumented students to pay in-state tuition
Flash fire survivor suing ExxonMobil and Clean Harbors
No jail time for former BISD teacher
Woman recovering after her car smashed into tree
Beaumont man indicted on Capital Murder charges
Former BISD teacher gets probation for injury to a child conviction
Hardin County businessman sentenced for Federal tax violations
PAPD investigating robbery at Payless Shoe Store on Memorial
Jefferson County Clerk demos voting machines
SC: Policeman charged with murder is fired
Woman critically injured when SUV crashes into trees
Boston Marathon bomber awaits sentencing
CPSO warns citizens of aggressive panhandler
Man pushes city to improve handicapped accessibility at bus stops
NC officer charged with murder in shooting death of fleeing man
Missouri woman thanks thieves for 'pimping out my vehicle'
NSF grant to help Lamar University recruit underrepresented groups to engineering
Fire out at French Road Apartments laundry room
Families say drainage ditch filled with sewage more than a week
Former BISD teacher found guilty of injury to child
Man buys "eyesore" home from county to demolish it
Nederland puts active warrants online
Crimestopper seek help to solve Capital One Bank robbery
Cody Davis murder trial jury selected
Former Beaumont teacher found guilty of hitting student
BISD board interviews two superintendent candidates this week
Power outages affect White House, State Dept.
Beaumont appoints Interim Water Utilities Director
Public/private efforts eliminate dangerous building by HF High School
Legislature mulls pulling in-state tuition from illegal immigrants
Religious freedom bill draws opposition
Ga: Wife refused to pull plug; husband now healthy
Mississippi River traffic limited after breakaway ship hits 2 vessels
Stores remove Blue Bell products from Oklahoma plant
Many in Jefferson County opposed to housing sex offenders at vacant correctional center
Lamar "Dance Unleased' spring concert set for April 10-11
Student removed from C.O. Wilson Middle School for verbal threat
Orange man killed in one car accident on Lutcher
73-year-old Jasper woman sent to hospital after near head on crash
Trio of-on-the-loose zebras nabbed in Jasper
Citizens oppose using youth detention facility for sex offenders
Groves man sentenced to 30 years for 2013 armed robberies
Sam's, Krogers pulls some Blue Bell ice cream products
Jasper woman arrested on drug and trespass charges in Jasper
Court says woman can serve divorce papers by Facebook
Man robs Orange convenience store at knife-point
Beaumont law office that caught fire has history, building deeded in 1905
Texas lawmakers want to close 'bypass' for teen abortions
Gas Buddy -- gas prices in Texas didn't budge in week
Presentation Monday on possibility of placing sex offenders in closed Al Price school
Family and local firefighters mourn loss of Beaumont firefighter
Seaweed app warns of seaweed coming to your beach
Beaumont law office catches fire
Mother and daughter improving after being stabbed in Beaumont
Homeless people at Henry's Place get free haircuts
Shooting victim brought to EMS station
Early morning robbery under investigation by BPD
BPD investigating double stabbing
BPD investigate domestic dispute after man is shot in the leg by his wife
Collision injures motorcyclist in Silsbee
Bonds set at more than $1 million for man accused of stabbing wife and her mother
Couple has argument, wife shoots husband in calf
Breaking News: Beaumont police arrest man accused of cutting wife and stabbing her mother
Car crashes into mail room
Blood Moon to appear for Easter weekend early Saturday
Some Other Place gets large Easter present from local group
Orange Easter Egg hunt starts holiday for kids
BPD releases new details about man accused of stabbing wife and her mother
Tom Wright finds an exotic Mexican drink at the State Fair
Experts predict last seaweed this year along the coast
Gunmen rob Dollar General store in Orange
Beaumont Police investigating shooting
LSC-PA moves summer start dates to accommodate high schools
OK: Family's "ghost dad " photo goes viral
Warning about phone calls claiming to be from Orange Sheriff's office
Man reported missing at sea for 66 days reunited with family
French prosecutors: co-pilot accelerated plane into mountains
Partial bridge closure to repair power lines
Community pitches in to replace man's bike
24 indicted for trafficking meth through Southeast Texas
Beaumont school board narrows superintendent search to two
Victim shares story during Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Account set up for missing Jasper County woman
Second data recorder found for crashed plane
Breaking news: Feds announce meth indictments
School attack in Kenya kills 150
BREAKING -- Kerry, Rouhani -- nuclear deal parameters reached
Beaumont City offices closed for Good Friday
Nederland PD releases crime statistics for 2014
Budget bill includes millions of dollars for Lamar
TXDOT: Senseless deaths on the rise due to distracted driving
Car dealership workers get gruesome surprise
Jasper fire destroys home, damages two more
Man breaks 282 million to 1 odds to win two lotteries
Prosecutors: co-pilot researched suicide methods, cockpit security online
Texas news: Activity Center under construction collapses killing 1
Detectives investigating Fast Lane store robbery
CPSO investigating traffic fatality in Sulphur
AAA: Gas prices drop 1 cent in Golden Triangle
Police prepare to enforce gaming ordinance
Port Arthur residents react to forensic audit approval
Local man stabbed while trying to breakup fight
City of Beaumont addresses sewer problems on Peyton Dr.
Tyler county deputies arrest man for drugs, woman escapes
Beaumont police get defibrillators
Tom Wright goes looking for Fair fun
Reward: $8,000 for Most Wanted Sex Offender with ties to Beaumont, Port Arthur
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
ExxonMobil restarting Chemical plant
April is Animal Cruelty Prevention Month
Iraq declares victory over ISIS in Tikrit; city recaptured
California orders mandatory water restrictions for first time
Arkansas governor will not sign religious objections bill
Reward offered for info on Jasper arson fires
Burkeville ISD appoints investigator, community members speak out
Vidor firefighters battle house fire on Terry Rd.
UPDATE Man charged with intoxicating assault in accident at Eastex service road at Delaware l
Port Arthur City Council passes gaming ordinance
Port Arthur City Council approves forensic audit
Breaking news: CHRISTUS reaches agreement with Blue Cross
PA Council approves forensic audit, gaming ordinance
Drivers notice longer commute time
Jenny Lane residents tired of waiting for a solution
BPD: Man killed in motorcycle crash wasn't wearing helmet
ExxonMobil reveals to KFDM suspected cause of fire at chemical plant
Tom Wright explores the petting zoo at the South Texas State Fair
CrimeStoppers needs help finding teenager
City of Beaumont makes suggestions to alleviate Fair traffic congestion
Dr. David Teuscher elected to head American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Road construction in Nederland to start
Mom makes 7-year-old daughter spend night in dumpster
Women to file suit against military over inaction on sexual assaults
Sulphur police investigate shooting of car windows with pellet gun
Lufthansa insurers set aside $300 million for Alps crash; airline knew of co-pilot's depression
Baby books rental on laptop; company refuses to drop charges
Play Pac-Man on your neighborhood streets in Google Maps
Beaumont Animal Services promotes Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month
No toilet, no shower, no clean dishes, no clean laundry
Air monitoring after ExxonMobil fire
Taste of great Gulf Coast music is cooking at Texas Crab fest
Pharmacist offers advice for allergy sufferers
Rolling Stones announce North American stadium tour
Pretrial offer withdrawn in local medical marijuana case
Nederland High reports student did not have meningitis
Authorities: Two men dressed as women charge NSA gate
KFDM learns CHRISTUS negotiating with BCBSTX with April 1 deadline approaching
Workshop for new voting machines
Police identify the victim of Sunday motorcycle crash
CPSO arrests man charged with 4th DWI
Video: ExxonMobil Chemical plant fire
C.A.T. Team makes Ecstasy bust on I-10 near Lake Charles
Breaking News: KFDM learns fire now extinguished at ExxonMobil Chemical
Search for missing woman in Jasper Country turns up personal belongings
Garth House "Fore" the Children Golf Classic raises funs
Lake Sam Rayburn was impounded 50 years ago yesterday
Teen rescues kids from capsized boat near dam
Overloaded church van crashes into canal killing 8
One dead, after firefight, gate crashing at Fort Meade
McDonald's to test all day breakfast
GasBuddy.com -- local gas prices show rises, falls
Motorcyclist killed in Beaumont crash
Remembering the victims of the West Brook soccer team bus crash 9 years ago
Logon Cafe in Beaumont vandalized
Celebrating Vietnam Veterans Day
Community continue to rally behind once homeless woman
Lamar University hosts 40th Le Grand Bal
New baseball park opens in Nederland
Suspect arrested after police chase
Documentary aims to shed light on soldiers' lives
Possible robbery suspect leads officers on 2-county chase
Robbery at Port Arthur convenience store, suspect is in custody
Burkeville ISD Superintendent launches investigation
Program note: Newscasts will be shifted tonight because of games
Goodwill breaks ground for Port Arthur store
Animal clinic on wheels visits Bolivar
Tom Wright goes looking for a food delight at the Fair
Wisconsin, Texas governors tour border
How to donate to help mobile clinic that offers spaying/neutering services
Christus and BCBSTX negotiations continue
Oversized load Saturday will cause I-10 delays both ways near FM 3180 to SH 146
Tom Wright finds the pig races at the fair
Police filming bill may be doomed following police union opposition
Texas unemployment rate drops to 4.3 percent; SE Texas drops to 6.3
CPSO arrests two for Armed Robbery of Vegas Magic Casino
Houston driver crashes into bus with special needs kids
Two face charges related to Evadale store robbery
Nederland firefighters battle mobile home fire
Judge in Texas blocks federal rules change for gay couples
BISD audit uncovers problems while board seeks solutions
BISD teachers rally for 2-year contracts
Steelworkers approve contract with Total
Drawing for KFDM/YMBL fair contest
Program note -- 6 News Tonight will air after the basketball game
Parents of daughter killed in I-10 head-on crash file suit
Texting and driving ban could face opposition, some hope it becomes law
Realtors: Southeast TX housing market is booming
Gulf Copper issues statement on worker's death
BISD managers hold final superintendent interview
Orange deputies arrest seven in drug warrant search
Southeast Texas Fair hosts rodeo for special needs kids
Breaking News: Bridge on I-35 in Salado
AAA: Texas gas prices continue slow fall
UT Austin student body votes to remove Jeff Davis statue
South Texas State Fair attractions will astound and amaze
Lamar University hosts actor, environmentalist Ed Begley, Jr.
Judge declares mistrial in Jeremy Kneeland case
Sulphur police ask help to find USA Super Stop robber
U.S. House passes bi-partisan Medicare bill
12-year-old shot self, brother: Officer body cam sound to be released
Egypt, Saudi Arabia to conduct ground operations in Yemen; Saudi's conduct airstrikes
German officials say no indication of terrorist background in co-pilot of plane that crashed
Official: co-pilot of Germanwings plane set plane to crash
Community pulls together to help homeless woman and dog
Mother of Beaumont shooting victim speaks out
South Texas State Fair opens today (Thursday)
KFDM learns judge orders Millet Harrison released to outpatient treatment once plan is in place for care
Tornado causes death, destruction in Oklahoma
Renovated building opens in Port Arthur, EDC and Chamber of Commerce housed there
Man indicted for Aggravated Kidnapping in shooting death of Lamar student
Police arrest gang member for violation of injunction
Beaumont residents ask city to repair potholes
Examining viral vs. bacterial meningitis
Texas Senate passes $4.5 billion tax cut measure
BISD board holds second round of Superintendent interviews
Tom Wright shows some amazing animals at the South Texas State Fair
Audio from crashed plane's black box gives no early clues
Log truck overturns between Lumberton, Kountze - traffic re-routed
Elephants save truck from turning over in Natchitoches Parish
Motorcyclist injured in Pinehurst accident
Fire damages home in Sour Lake
Texas Historical Commission offers free Cold War Oral History training workshop
BISD interviewing superintendent candidates
Blue Bell ice cream recall expands
Homeless shelters could receive more funding
Police: Unrestrained woman dies in drunken crash in Lake Charles
Woman who had unborn baby cut from her released from hospital.
Mosquito season is on the way
Fire at vacant house raises other questions
CrimeStoppers -- beekeeper seeking help finding vandals
Nederland student in hospital with meningitis symptoms
Major accident at Fannett and Brooks Road sends elderly woman to hospital
BBB essay contest teaches learning the lessons of life
South Texas State Fair opens to excitement in 2 days.
Calf rescued from mud; deputies alerted by tugboat captain
BREAKING NEWS: House fire in west Beaumont
Two in custody after Evadale store robbery
Airbus crashes in Alps; 150 on board
Jasper native's wife shot in Houston road rage incident
TxDOT urges drivers to slow down in work zones
Trial set for videographer arrested for covering Ferguson
Report says it's hard to get fired from fed jobs
Former PA city employee pleads guilty to stealing from city
Supreme Court will decide whether vanity plates can bear Confederate flag
iPhone fire sends Houston boy to the hospital
Motiva workers get orientation as they return to their jobs
Senator Cruz announces candidacy for President
Man begins life sentence for murder
Former PA employee pleads guilty to theft by public servant
Supreme Court to decide if Texas can sell license plates with Confederate battle flag
CPSO arrests man for cruelty to juvenile
Tracy Byrd to be inducted into Texas Country Music Hall of Fame
Two morning fires keep firefighters busy
Texas boy, 12, in custody over shooting death of friend, 13
Gas Buddy -- Texas gas avg. prices down to $2.22
Woman who spent 22 years on death row has murder case thrown out
Lawmakers: Funding education for Texas veterans too much
UPDATE: standoff ends, police say man shoots himself in mouth
KFDM.com will stream Sen. Ted Cruz major announcement Monday
Report: U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz could announce run for White House on Monday
HEB calling for local food and beverage innovators
Preparations underway for the South Texas State Fair
Police say shots fired on Gilbert Street in Beaumont
Flooding Saturday throughout Southeast Texas
Driver arrested following local road rage incident
Kirbyville pastor laid to rest Saturday
Port Arthur business looking forward to refinery workers going back to work
Athletes compete in Special Olympics
Fire destroys Jasper home
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz to make major announcement Monday
Beaumont police looking for man who exposed himself to children
Fire at Beaumont Hotel causes evacuation
BPD: One person hospitalized following DWI accident in Beaumont
Investigators identify body found near Rainbow Bridge; possible suicide highlights prevention
Possible changes to healthcare costs in Southeast Texas
Bassmasters tourney brings economic benefit to Orange
South Texas State Fair workers begin preps
Trout Fishing in American has free concert tonight outside Lutcher Theater
Community leaders deliver for Meals on Wheels
Texas Country Reporter: Bringing the spirits focus to Texas
Habitat director moves to Lamar University spot
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UPDATE: Search suspended for Northfield man presumed drowned
Instead, Army National Guard helicopters will be flying over the river today, combing the swelling river from above, according to Lt. James Kneeland.
"It's too high for us to consider going back there today, so we have pulled out," Kneeland said. "We'll play it day by day, hopefully we can get back in there by this weekend."
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Two friends who were with Hoyt have not seen him since he jumped in the water just before 8 p.m. Monday, he said. The two swimmers called for help after he failed to surface.
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The bridge at the falls where the search teams headquartered Monday night and Tuesday was underwater this morning, Kneeland said, and the waters were expected to continue rising.
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Michael Hoyt of Northfield confirmed Tuesday that his son, Aaron Hoyt, is the person who was lost in the waters Monday night. Michael Hoyt said police met with him Tuesday morning. Michael Hoyt would not comment further.
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Two Mammoth men, one of them a member of the Mammoth Unified School District school board, were arrested Wednesday in connection with their sexual involvement with a 14-year-old Santa Barbara girl.
Dr. Andrew C. Bourne, 46, a recent chief of staff at Mammoth Hospital and head of vascular surgery, and Joseph T. Walker, 48, are being held on $1 million bail each.
It might just be the first time in history that it's been possible to patch asphalt cracks in the middle of January.
Normally a job for the short summer months, roadwork in Mono County comes to a screeching halt every winter.
Except this one . Not only is there no snow, it's been in the 50s and 60s during the day—warm enough to set finicky tar asphalt patches.
The funky and cracked road to the Mammoth Yosemite Airport will be getting a facelift in the next week or so, despite a bit of tug-o-war between the county supervisors Tuesday.
The Mammoth Lakes Lakers, our local pond hockey team, are headed to Minneapolis to compete for the Golden Shovel in the sixth annual U.S. Pond Hockey Championship.
You might not have heard about the Mammoth Lakes Lakers, but they've been around as long as … well … as long as Mammoth locals have been skating and playing hockey.
This year, the Mammoth Lakes Lakers are Jeff Posey, Peter Chapman, Mike Rousseau, Ryan Widen, Jim Lynch and Joe Hannigan.
The crabs are gone. All of Mammoth mourns.
Merchants, hoteliers, restaurants and the Mammoth Mountain Ski Area all scrambled this week in the face of a steep dive in visitor occupancy.
In its weekly occupancy projection, Mammoth Tourism said the town is expected to fill to just 38 percent this weekend and 21 percent for the midweek.
Last year at this time, with an overabundance of snow and Mammoth the talk of the ski world, the town filled to 65 percent on the weekend and 35 percent in the midweek.
Many hotels and condo complexes are offering deep discounts, particularly at midweek.
As it turns out, the political wrangling and the financing debates have worked themselves out, adding to a record season at the newly reopened ice rink.
December attendance at the rink doubled over December 2009—the last season the rink was open. Going into the New Year, the rink already is 85 percent of the total attendance than it had in 2009-10.
"What a time to reopen the Ice Rink," said Stuart Brown, the Town's recreation director.
"Attendance has been through the roof and the quality of the experience on the ice for our guests has surpassed our expectations," he said.
The letter titled "For the Nordic Record," submitted by Brian Knox and published in the Dec. 23, 2011, edition, contains factual inaccuracies that we would like to address here.
The Town of Mammoth Lakes—not MLTPA—has submitted a Measure R application for a multi-year funding commitment supporting a cooperative effort between the Town and the Inyo National Forest to establish and maintain the Mammoth Lakes Trail System (MLTS).
You could have knocked us over with a feather.
The rumor machine was all about possible layoffs on Mammoth Mountain. People whispered about possible closures of Canyon and Eagle lodges.
Runs were going to close. This winter was a dud. A megaflop – bomb, a dead loss.
Then arrived a memorandum from Rusty Gregory, the CEO of Mammoth Mountain. It was addressed to his skittish employees.
Comparing this thin season (so far) to other dry/drought seasons, Gregory wrote:
Fido is having the time of his life.
Every day is the finest time of his life, if you ask me, but even I would admit that this day ranks right up there.
He is reading his fortunes.
"Dog who pee on dog gets a leg up on the competition," he intoned. Waiting a comedic moment, he then howled in glee.
Fido had received a box of dog fortune cookies in the mail. Who from? He doesn't know. An admirer. But right there on the Chinese takeout box, was the label, "Kung Fu Fido," made somewhere in Minnesota.
Neither dust nor sun nor heat of night shall keep the Village Championships from their appointed rounds.
"The VCs" begin on Tuesday with the Race Department putting up gates for the first round of racing. The second round will take place Jan. 24, followed by races on Jan. 31, Feb. 7, Feb. 14, Feb. 28, March 20; and April 3. The VC team and individual finals will be April 10.
It's a wide-open competition, as it has been for 36 previous seasons. The racers are local and regional business owners, master's racers, junior team coaches, ski instructors, current and past competing racers.
Good news from Skip Harvey, owner of the Base Camp Café and town councilman, who says two cancerous tumors in his throat have "shrunk 50 percent." He says he is taking one FDA-approved drug and another "highly experimental" drug to control the cancer. …
Mammoth Mountain sailed through the holidays just fine, according to ski area CEO Rusty Gregory.
In a carefully-worded memorandum to employees, dated Jan. 1, Gregory said this holiday period the ski area "completed its most successful and New Year holiday period in my 34 years on the mountain."
Um, well, sort of.
Gregory said in an interview this week that the ski area's "success" is in context with other dry holiday periods in the ski area's history—not an all-inclusive, year-by-year breakdown.


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the ship looks very similiar to the Falcon. Hopefully they do a good job like they did with the Clone Wars.
Nothing is official yet, especially when it comes to Star Wars and Lucasfilm. With that being said, The Hollywood Reporter has learned of some casting news for Star Wars Rebels.
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The animated series will take place between Episodes III and IV. What we do know is that series revolves around the crew of The Ghost (the ship seen below).
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the ship looks very similiar to the Falcon. Hopefully they do a good job like they did with the Clone Wars.
I just went on a binge watch and watched Clone Wars Seasons 1-4 on blu-ray in the past month. All I have to say is "wow!".
The cartoons were way better than the prequels. So impressed with the quality of the stories and animation. Just the Umbara storyline with jedi master Pong Krell was fan-fucking-tastic and had none of the major characters.
Dave Filoni is working on this one so it's in good hands for sure. I'm just afraid they will kidify this one for Disney. Clone Wars for CN was pretty dark and violent. High body count.
I think that the ship looks closer to the escape shuttle from Alien/Aliens. I should know because I had a model of the ship. The over all triangular shape of the ship is the same the only difference is the design of the engines and the gun turrets.
@ElBaz13 - I don't think they'll change much of the darkness. Considering some of the stuff out there under the Disney umbrella, i.e. Once Upon a Time, and anything Marvel, I think they'll stick with the same dark tone we've grown to appreciate. And I'm glad you enjoyed TCW. That was an excellent series with no shortage of entertainment value and storytelling capability. Me and my kids watched it religiously.


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When the driver is on a date and pretends to stop short in an emergency situation, hence putting his arm out as if to stop the passenger from flying through the windshield. But what he is really doing is feeling her boobs...
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26.09.2012 /
France, powered by three of KTM's top factory riders, Antoine Meo, Christophe Nambotin and Johnny Aubert forged a commanding lead in the World Trophy for the third day in succession at the Red Bull ISDE, the International Six Days Enduro, the mini Olympics for Enduro sport.
At the half way mark of the competition, France has a 19-minute lead over second placed Australia. Italy is third, Spain fourth, the USA fifth and Finland is currently in sixth place.
The third day also saw Antoine Meo move into first place overall after French teammate and Husaberg rider Pierre-Alexandre Renet had trouble in the final test and slipped to second overall. Meo, who told reporters recently he feels most 'at home' in the paddocks of the Enduro World Championship has had a great competitive season and is already confirmed as the E1 2012 World Champion.
Renet, riding a Husaberg had topped the overall standings on the opening two days. Christophe Nambotin and Johnny Aubert are currently third and fourth overall while Australia's Toby Price (KTM), who has been riding since the opening day with a damaged wheel, put in yet another strong performance and is fifth overall in front of Finland's Eero Remes (KTM), the overall winner in 2012.
KTM factory riders were right up with the best throughout the day. Nambotin, the 2012 E3 World Champion was the fastest E3 rider in six of the day's eight tests. Meo, was fastest E1 rider in five tests and their factory teammate and countryman Johnny Aubert was fastest E2 rider in two tests. Meo now has a 2:45 minute on Remes in the progressive E1 rankings. Aubert is also closing in on Renet in the E2 class and the two are separated by just one minute. Nambotin, like Meo now in familiar territory at the front of the field, has a two-minute advantage over Toby Price. Price, after a mixed day remarked on his Facebook page: "Nothing good to report for today, messed up in trail and hit the deck on my ribs and I'm killing... Today was rough, bring on tomorrow."
World Trophy
1. France: Antoine Meo (KTM), Rodrig Thain, Johnny Aubert (KTM), Pierre-Alexandre Renet, Sebastien Guillaume and Christophe Nambotin (KTM), 16:40:42 hours
2. Australia: Glenn Kearney, Daniel Milner, Christopher Hollis (KTM), Matthew Philipps, Josh Strang (KTM) and Toby Price (KTM), +18:59.92 min
3. Italy: Maurizio Micheluz, Deny Philippaerts, Alex Salvini, Oscar Baletti, Manuel Monni (KTM), Mirko Gritti (KTM), +26:57.09
4. Spain: Victor Guerrero (KTM), Lorenzo Santolino, Ivan Cervantes, Cristobal Guerrero (KTM), Armand Monleon (KTM), Aaron Bernardez, +30:21.17
5. USA: Mike Brown (KTM), Destry Abbott, Kurt Caselli (KTM), Taylor Robert, Charlie Mullins (KTM), Russell Bobbitt (KTM), +31:16.57
6. Finland: Eero Remes (KTM), Antii Hellsten, Roni Nikander (KTM), Juha Salminen, Jari Mattila (KTM), Marko Tarkkala, +33:32.41
7. Sweden: +36:21.71
8. Great Britain: +57:11.02
9. Netherlands: +1:06:30 hours
10. Germany: +1:12:34
11. Czech Republic: +1:22:15
12. Austria: +1:43:35
Junior World Trophy
1. France: Jeremy Joly, Matthias Bellino, Alexandre Queyreyre, Kevin Rohmer, 10:24:32 hours
2. Great Britain: Jack Rowland, Steve Holcombe (KTM), Alex Rockwell, Danny McCanny, +1:28.84 min
3. USA: Travis Coy (KTM), Andrew Delong, Thaddeus Duvall, Jesse Groemm (KTM) +10:22.32
4. Australia: Benjamin Burrell (KTM), Luka Bussa, Mitcham Harper, Lachlan Stanford +14:58.48
5. Portugal: Bernardo Megre (KTM), Henrique Nogueira, Luis Oliveira and Diogo Ventura +17:10.97
6. Finland: + 20:43.21
7. Spain: +27:43.32
8. Germany: +30:20.24
9. Czech Republic: +32:01.88
10. Sweden: +37:40.54
Women's World Trophy
1. France: Blandine Dufrene, Ludivine Puy, Audrey Rossat (KTM), 8:18:29 hours
2. Australia: Jessica Gardiner, Tanya Hearn (KTM), Tayla Jones (KTM), +39.11.44 min
3. Germany: Heike Petrick, Nina Oppenländer, Sabrina Lauke (KTM), +45:43.25
Manufacturers Trophy
1. KTM 2: Eero Remes, Kurt Caselli, Johnny Aubert, 10:07:46 hours
2. Husaberg 1: Joakim Ljunggren, Pierre-Alexandre Renet, Mathias Bellino, +3:32.11 min
3. Yamaha: Daniel Milner, Matthew Phillips, Mitcham Harper, +9:50.01
4. KTM 3: Mike Brown, Charlie Mullins, Russell Bobbitt, +15:18.61
5. TM Factory A: Antti Hellsten, Nicolo Mori, Aigar Leok, +16:12.56
E1 Individual Day 3
1. Antoine Meo (F), KTM 1:05:22 hours
2. Eero Remes (FIN), KTM, +1:03.05 min
3. Rodrig Thain (F), Honda, +1:49.41
4. Daniel Milner, +2:16.78
5. Antti Hellsten (FIN), TM, +2:29.74
6. Jeremy Joly (F), Yamaha, +2:49.59
7. Maurizio Micheluz (I), HM-Honda, +2:52.86
8. Luis Oliveira (P), Yamaha, +2:55.69
9. Lorenzo Santolino (E), Husqvarna +2:56.98
10. Victor Guerrero (E), KTM, +3:06.26
E1 Individual Progressive
1. Antoine Meo (F), KTM, 3:18:22 hours
2. Eero Remes (FIN), KTM, +2:45.53 min
3. Rodrig Thain (F), Honda, +6:27.06
4. Lorenzo Santolino (E), Husqvarna, +6:45.34
5. Daniel Milner, +7:10.73
6. Antti Hellsten (FIN), TM, +7:24.31
7. Maurizio Micheluz (I), HM-Honda, +8:12.17
8. Jeremy Joly (F), Yamaha, +9:04.14
9. Victor Guerrero (E), KTM, +9:19.52
10. Michael Brown (USA), KTM, +9:33.63
E2 Individual Day 3
1. Pierre-Alexandre Renet (F), Husaberg 1:05:43 hours
2. Johnny Aubert (F), KTM, +23.88 sec
3. Alex Salvini (I), Husqvarna, +57.43
4. Matthew Philipps (AUS), Yamaha, +1:07.03 min
5. Joshua Strang (AUS), KTM, +1:09.04
6. Mathias Bellino (F), Husaberg, +1:18.67
7. Ivan Cervantes (E), Gas-Gas, +1:35.55
8. Charlie Mullins (USA), KTM, +1:36.89
9. Robert Kvarnstrom (S), Beta, +1:54.78
10. Thaddeus Duvall (USA), Honda, +2:02.55
E2 Individual Progressive
1. Pierre-Alexandre Renet (F), Husaberg, 3:18:42 hours
2. Johnny Aubert (F), KTM, +1:01.20 min
3. Alex Salvini (I), Husqvarna, +3:23.39
4. Matthew Philipps (AUS), Yamaha, +3:49.02
5. Joshua Strang (AUS), KTM, +4:12.27
6. Charlie Mullins (USA), KTM, +4:16.48
7. Ivan Cervantes (E), Gas-Gas, +4:24.26
8. Taylor Robert (USA), Kawasaki, +5:47.70
9. Robert Kvarnstrom (S), Beta, +6:11.95
10. Hans Vogels (NL), Husaberg, +7:34.24
E3 Individual Day 3
1. Christophe Nambotin (F), KTM, 1:05:30 hours
2. Toby Price (AUS), KTM, +1:13.90 min
3. Manuel Monni (I), +1:33.58
4. Marcus Kehr (D), KTM, +1:35.06
5. Danny McCanney (GB), Gas-Gas, +1:48.72
6. Aigar Leok (EST), TM, +2:01.05
7. Mirko Gritti (I), KTM, +2:25.09
8. Sebastien Guillaume (F), Gas-Gas +2:31.61
9. Joakim Ljunggren (S), +2:59.63
10. Aaron Bernardez (E), TM, +3:13.29
E3 Individual Progressive
1. Christophe Nambotin (F), KTM, 3:19:03 hours
2. Toby Price (AUS), KTM, +2:01.21 min
3. Manuel Monni (I), +5:22.50
4. Joakim Ljunggren (S), +5:45.64
5. Aigar Leok (EST), TM, +6:01.63
6. Marcus, Kehr (D), KTM, +6:21.85
7. Danny McCanney (GB), Gas-Gas, +6:35.02
8. Mirko Gritti (I), KTM, +7:24.67
9. Sebastien Guillaume (F), Gas-Gas, +7:27.60
10. Pontius Hogberg (S), Gas-Gas, +8:52.62