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Chuck was 40 years old and had attained a fair degree of worldly success. He had a good job as quality control inspector working for a major Texas construction firm. His working conditions were good, he enjoyed his co-employees, his pay was competitive and he even had enough money for a nice home, yearly vacations, a new car and a comfortable lifestyle. But Chuck had a problem -- his bosses.
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Eleanor "Ella" M. Rousseau, age 91, formerly of 106 Morgan St., Ilion, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, at the Sitrin Health Care Center, New Hartford.
Eleanor "Ella" M. Rousseau, age 91, formerly of 106 Morgan St., Ilion, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, at the Sitrin Health Care Center, New Hartford.
She was born on Aug. 12, 1921, in Rochester, the daughter of Marshall and Jenny (Upthegrove) LaPoint. On Aug. 12, 1944, she was married to Verden "Rusty" Rousseau in Ilion. He died on Jan. 8, 2005. Eleanor was employed as a domestic worker at the Ilion Elks Lodge, Ilion Knights of Columbus and Ilion Moose Lodge for over eighteen years. She attended the Church of the Annunciation, Ilion. Eleanor was affectionately called "the Candy Lady" at Turning Stone Casino. Also, children always called her "Maimai."
Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law, Sally and Frank Manno, Sr., of Ilion; her grandchildren, Frank Manno and his wife, Barbara (McNamara) Manno, and Shawna (Manno) Feenin and her husband, James, all of Ilion; her great-grandchildren, Scott Bicknell, Brandon Wells and Eric Wells; and several nieces and nephews, including Margaret "Peggy" Leonis and her husband, Ron, Karl LaMondie, and Richard LaPoint and his wife, Mary. She was predeceased by her husband in 2005; her son, Richard, in 1945; and several sisters and brothers.
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tejmeglekvár - You may look at it like that but in this case is it Eurosport not wanting the rights or is it the WTA being unable or willing to met Eurosports position?
- Old Eurosport contract was worth probably $10 million/year (or euro? idk). It wasnt good business for WTA.
- WTA set up a higher price and legit demands for example "X hour live tennis per week".
- Eurosport wants the rights with the old terms because tennis is one of their main product, thats why they already bought rights of few smaller ATP/WTA tournaments to fill their free time. But dont want to pay much for the Premiers. They are still good market position having rights of 3 slams.
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CHAPTER 4 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 4.1 CONCLUSIONS Mobility at a signalized (service) interchange is dependent on many factors that influence capacity. The importance of the prevailing factors may change depending on the general volume level and degree of existing congestion. Traditionalprevailing factors affecting capacity include the interchange geometry, traffic mix, and signal green splits of the serving phases. During periods of oversaturation where the storage links are filled, additional non-traditional factors come into play. During oversaturation,the upstream input capacity becomes highly dependent on downstream signal timings and capacity to keep the output link clear. Upstream input capacity cannot exceed the total downstream service capacity available, and may be less than this capacity if demand starvation on short links occurs. In addition to phase capacity, signal offset during oversaturation is the most important factor in the allocation of downstream capacity to upstream phases. Also, this of Eset is not the offset that provides optimal progression during uncongested flow periods. Signal timing and coordination together with signal spacing (link length) are important variables in detennin~ng the ability of the cross arsenal to move traffic. Moreover, in the mesosaturation (near capacity~range of traffic conditions,the ultimate determination of the question of "oversaturation?" depends on whether potential flow Impediments due to queue spillback can be sufficiently mitigated to the extent that oversaturation can be avoided. Capacity analysis methods of signalized interchanges should be able to determine whether oversaturation wall occur. However, this determination is a complex task in the mesosaturation range near capacity. These conditions not only depend on nominal volumes arid phase capacities, but conditions also depend on He interactions of the variables with queue storage, link storage capacity and signal timing. Critena have been provided that indicate the likelihood of queue spillback effecting nominal output capacity. These criteria can address probably 80 percent ofthe operational problems. However, close-calls can only be solved now using computer simulation models, like NETSIM, or possibly using models like the PDX Mode! developed in this research. Phase capacity is dependent on the prevailing saturation flow rate and effective green time when motion can occur at the stopline. Based on this research, it is concluded that the distance to the downstream queue, the radius of the turn path, and traffic pressure have a significant elect on the saturation flow rate of a traffic movement. Specifically,saturation flow rate decreases when the distance to the downstream queue decreases and is relatively short. This effect is amplified when the signal timing relationship between the two intersections allows queue spilIbackto occur. As the distar~ce-to-queuevanable is bounded to a maximum value equating the length of the downstream street segment, the effect of distance-to-queue also includes the effect of spacing between interchange ramp terminals or between a ramp terminal arid a closely-spaced intersection. 4 - ~
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Turn radius has a significant effect on the saturation flow rate of a turn-related traffic movement. Saturation flow rates are lower for turn movements with small radii than they are for turn movements with large radii. In the context of junction type (e.g., single-point urban diamond, diamond interchange, etc.), the saturation flow rates for the left turn movements at single-point urban interchanges are more nearly equal to those of through movements because ofthe large turn radii associated with this interchange type. Traffic pressure, as quantified by traffic volume per cycle per lane, has a significant effect on saturation flow rate. Traffic pressure relates to the presence of aggressive, commuter drivers in the traffic stream. Traff~cvolumeis used as a surrogate measure of the number ofthese aggressive drivers in the traffic stream. Saturation flow rates of low-volume movements are much lower than those of high-volume movements because the low-volume movements have less traffic pressure. Other factors were examined for their potential effect on saturation flow rate. These factors include: g/C ratio, junction type, downstream signal indication at the start of the upstream phase, and dual versus single left-turn lane. Of these factors, only g/C ratio was found to be correlated with saturation flow rate in a statistically significant manner. Specifically, the saturation flow rate for left-turn movements with low g/C ratios was found to be higher than the rates of similar movements with larger g/C ratios. This effect was also found in the through movements studied, however, it was much smaller in magnitude and not statistically significant. Therefore, it was determined that more research is needed to verify the significance of this trend and its magnitude before an adjustment factor for g/C effect can be recommended. The definition of effective green time should be changed to be only the time when saturation flow can occur at the stopline for existing conditions. This definition is more robust and can be used in all operating conditions, including periods of oversaturation. Moreover, delay estimates wait be improved using this new definition of effective green even during undersaturated conditions because the queue profile wall be estimated more accurately than using the current HCM methodology. The estimation of phase lost time should be improved. Start-up lost time is not a constant value, rather, it is statistically dependent on the prevailing saturation flow rate. Specifically, start-up lost time increases with increasing saturation flow rate. This paradoxical increase is due to the increased acceleration time the discharging queue requires to attain the higher speed associated with a higher saturation flow rate. The term "lost" is a bit of a misnomer in this case, as more lost time occurs as saturation flow gets better. Start-up lost times typically range from 0.61 to 3. ~ ~ seconds for prevailing saturation flow rates of 1,400 to 2, ~ 00 pcphgpI, respectively. The average yellow warning interval used by drivers clearing the intersection at the end of the phase is termed "green extension, or end use." In the context of phase capacity, end use is equivalent to an extension of the effective green period into the yellow. The study of end use indicates that it is a relatively constant value for intersections and interchanges and that it averages about 2.5 seconds for most undersaturated conditions. Thus, this quantity can be subtracted Tom the signal change interval duration to estimate the lost time at the end of a signal phase. 4 - 2
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Lane use is almost always uneven (or unbalanced) in intersection lane groups. The degree of this imbalance is expressed in terms of the lane utilization factor. The lane utilization factor vanes depending on the nature of drivers' lane-choice decisions (i.e., to minimize travel time or to preposition for a downstream turn). Lane utilization factors based on travel time minimization tend to be subject to randomness In the lane-choice decision process. The factors stemming from this process range from I.! to 2.0, depending on the number of lanes in the lane group and its corresponding traffic volume. Lane utilization factors based on driver desire to preposition can vary widely, depending on the volume of traffic that is propositioning in the subject lane group. Neither the signal capacity of various interchange types nor their relative capacity per lane was specifically determined within this research. Some examples of this form of analysis are illustrated in a related NCHRP publication (29. However, examination of parclos as compared to diamonds reveals obviously different traffic volume input patterns that may result in one design being more efficient than another for a given case. The software INTERCHANGE described in Appendix F can readily examine the patterns provided by each interchange type. Parclos versus diamonds also have more right-turn capacity per input lane due to their normal signal overlaps, but this feature may tend to overflow downstream closely-spacedlinks more than diamonds. Moreover, single-point diamonds are known 629 to have more arterial right-turn capacity per input lane than on its exit ramps because of unbalanced right-turn signal overlaps using three-phase signal operations. 4.2 RECOMMENDATIONS The ideal saturation flow rate recommended for signalized (service) interchanges is 2,000 pcphgpl. In the context ofthe factors studied for this research, this ideal flow rate applies to through traffic movements that have an infinite distance to the back of downstream queues, operate under non-spiliback conditions, discharge along tangent (i.e., straight) and level alignments, and have traffic volumes that are relatively high, reflecting those found during peak demand periods. It is recommended/hat the equations providedin Chapters be used to estimate the saturation flow rate, start-up lost time, green extension, end lost time, and lane utilization factor. In recognition of the relationship between saturation flow rate and start-up lost time, it is recommended that He equations provided in Chapter 3 be used to estimate ad necessary phase capacity characteristics. In other words, selective use of only some of the equations in Chapter 3 for a capacity analysis is not recommended. The recommenced green extension value is 2.5 seconds for most undersaturated conditions. Other values are possible if the approach speed is outside the range of 64 to 76 km/in or when the volume-to-capacityratio for the analysis period is above 0.~. An equation is provided in Chapter 3 for these situations. The definition of effective green should be changed slightly from that used in the ~ 994 HCM. The new definition should be "effective green is that time dunng the subject phase when saturation flow at the stopline can occur unfler prevailing conditions." All "lost" times should be removed 4 - 3
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Tom the phase, including: start-up, opposing queue blockage, output blockage due to spillback, and phase clearance lost times. This definition is very robust and covers all operating conditions, movements, arid phases, including protected-plug-permitted. The PDX Model should be considered for estimating the output Clear Period and effective green time of the subject phase when oversaturation is likely. High-volume links which are nominally oversaturated or less than 200 meters long should be analyzed for queue spillback blockages using the features provided in the PDX Model. Implementation of the PDX Model features into internationally recognized computer signal timing optimization programs, such as the PASSER programs, TRANSYT and SIDRA, is highly recommended. None currently handle oversaturated conditions very well, and the addition of the PDX Model features would give the programs the capability to reliably estimate queue spillback elects on saturation flow and elective green fume. Some work toward this objective is known to be already underway (] 7, 1S, 19~. Ramp weaving speeds and crossing capacity can be estimated using the methodology presented in Chapter 3 and Appendix E. Adequate travel distance to the back of the downstream receiving queue must be available for this capacity to be attained. The Highway Capacity Manual should contain a chapter on Interchanges which emphasizes the unique forms and features of interchanges together with the special challenges associated with urban interchange traffic operations in general. Two-level signalizedinterchanges operating within a crossing arterial system should be presented together with freeway system integration issues associated with freeway traffic management. Special design and operational issues dealing with continuous one-way frontage roads should be presented. Unsignalizedrota~y interchanges could be identified as an alternative design concept. Moreover, He selective application of signalized Interchanges to upgrade the capacity of a major urban arsenal corridor should be noted, as illustrated In Appendix F of this report. A major development of computer software should be funded in support of the Highway Capacity Manual effort. However, this software should not be limited to just being a processor to the HCM Interchange chapter that probably would focus just on "operational analysis of existing conditions." This new software should promote "options analysis" as needed to expediently conduct operational impact analyses for preliminary planning and design activities. The new program INTERCHANGE described In Appendix F illustrates some of the analysis concepts and software features recommended. However, significant funding is still needed to complete a professional-level software package for interchanges. 4 - 4


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The Legislature triple referenced the Water Bill. I serve on 2 of the 3 committees that worked the bill-Health and Finance. We listened and discussed all aspects of the spill. The bill addressed inventory and registration of facilities, regulatory standards, inspection requirements, source water protection, and public access to information. As with all laws, follow-through and enforcement are important.
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Create the environment to embrace job creators. Grow the economy by having a fair tax system which doesn't punish capital formation. Have a balanced legal system. Encourage export marketing of all commodities. Increase warehousing- our location is key to transportation corridors and markets. I'm Minority Chair of Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Committee. I sponsored Project Launchpad .
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Almost half of our State budget is dedicated to education. We need to eliminate much of the State bureaucracy and place more of the money locally. I am a sponsor of a bill that requires that the State Board of Education members be elected, so that they are accountable to the people they represent. We need more local control.
6. What can the state government do to improve workforce development in West Virginia?
It should start before Middle School. Students need to be prepared to enter the workforce. They should be exposed to trade skills and professions to pique their interest and to train them for the available jobs. Drug education should also be taught from Middle school forward, so that they understand the danger and effects of drug dependency.
7. What more should the state do to battle the prescription drug crisis?
The State needs to put more money into drug rehabilitation and recovery. The availability of "beds" is drastically underserved. At present it is critical to have services for women. Children are doubly impacted when the mother is addicted. Prescription drugs need to be monitored , including quantity of certain prescribed drugs as well as the volume of those purchased.
8. Are there more steps the state should take to reduce obesity?
The State isn't obese, the people are. Promote healthy living on television, radio and social media. Get people involved in a movement and it will catch on. Members of churches, schools, places of business can motivate each other to eat and live in a healthy manner.
9. How could the state help small businesses grow in West Virginia?
Streamline the process of starting a business. Eliminate property tax on inventory and equipment. Efficient and effective regulatory policies that are reviewed systematically. Include job impact statements on legislation. Provide a competitive tax system. Encourage Community and Technical College participation for job training.
10. Do you think the state should do more to reduce the size of the prison population?
I have been a leading force in promoting the legislation aimed at reducing recidivism in our prisons. We passed Justice re-investment last year which is a data driven program to help stop the constant re-entry back into prison largely due to drug addiction. We have drug courts, day report centers, and supervised parole to help learn new habits.
11. What measures do you support that would improve the lives of West Virginians, especially children, who are living in poverty?
Providing schooling at age 4 for children starts them on an early path of reading and learning. It also provides them with balanced nutrition. With proper mentoring and encouragement, children can be taught to set goals and to successfully seek a vocation and to follow their own path.
12. What measures do you support on fracking/horizontal drilling that would protect people living near drilling sites?
Legislation has been passed to monitor sound, distance of well pads from residences, as well as water usage and displacement. We must continue to be mindful of our environment, water, roads and private property rights.
13. Do you support the West Virginia Department of Education's Next Generation Content Standards and Objectives, West Virginia's plan to implement Common Core? Explain.
I have some concerns about "Common Core. Standards such as mastering addition before learning multiplication, should be determined within our state, not Washington D.C. Where has all the testing gotten us? Teachers want to teach children how to think, not how to test. Our objective is to teach and inspire students to be productive citizens who can earn a living.
14. What needs to be done now to diversify the economy of West Virginia?
The government's job is to create the environment for the market to grow by good policies and carefully thought out regulation. Our population is an indication that we haven't struck the right balance yet. Our educational system must teach students the appropriate skills for the burgeoning oil and gas market and have direct involvement with the business community.
15. What solutions would you offer to deal with drug abuse problems in West Virginia?
I am a big fan of peer mentoring and drug courts. We need to educate children, prior to middle school, the effects of drugs on their bodies. I was on the forefront of efforts to include drug rehab and recovery as part of prison sentences for low level offenders. Make more beds available for rehab.
16. How would you address the problems of barriers to employment and other services experienced by those in successful long-term recovery from addictions?
People who have successfully recovered from addictions have achieved one of the most maturing and significant events in their lives. Give them a chance to succeed.. The government can add additional beds and resources to facilitate more people through valuable rehab and recovery programs and additional training opportunities.
17. Do you support West Virginia asking the USDA to allow the state to say SNAP benefits cannot be used to purchase non-nutritive soft drinks? Please explain why or why not.
Our state is suffering from obesity and related health issues. SNAP benefits should be designed around providing good nutrition information and teaching good, better, best choices- utilizing facilities like Huntington's Kitchen, maybe even implementing a reward system. People will find a way to get soft drinks if they want to get them.
18. West Virginia has the highest rate of smoking among pregnant women. We also have one of the lowest tobacco taxes in the country. Do you support increasing the West Virginia state tax on tobacco products to coincide with the national average?
We have a high rate of babies who are born drug addicted-nicotine included. I consider this a form of child abuse. God bless these poor babies. Educate don't legislate. Taxing isn't the answer.
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|Oklahoma's Premier Summer Baseball Program
|Tuesday, May 26, 2015
2007 Season Wrap Up:
73-win club first to win both Route 66 and 'Nuch tournaments
Oklahoma Travelers | December 31st, 2007
The 44th Traveler installment did something no other had done before it: It became the first team in the program's history to win its own tournament (Route 66 Classic) and the Pueblo tournament (Andenucio) in the same year.
Both tournaments are considered jewels of the season. Each has been around for a quarter century or more, and each features some of the strongest fields of any in the region. The Travelers have played in each tourney the past 25 years -- winning each several times -- but 2007 was the first year the Travelers celebrated a title in both.
The squad was also just the third ever to win more than 70 games, going 73-11 on the season. That mark was good enough for an .869 win-percentage -- the second highest in program history, just missing the mark set by the 1985 squad (.878).
This team had a knack for winning, whether it was at home (40-4), on the road (33-7), during the day (38-7) or at night (35-4). It was especially tough in tournament play, where a deep pitching rotation carried the Travelers to a 47-6 record and five titles in seven different tournaments.
Another feat the team accomplished was stringing together the second-longest winning streak in program history. It's run of 28 consecutive wins from June 4 to June 27 finished one game shy of the record streak of 29 games set also by the 1985 squad. The Danville Hoots of California ended the streak in Reno, NV, beating the Travelers 14-4.
The team got off to a fast start, winning 11 of their first 12 contests, including a second straight MWC Memorial Day. After that was a bit of a rough patch, a stretch in which they lost four of six games to open June before the 28-game win streak started. Ten of the wins helped claim the Traveler Shootout title in Elk City.
Next up was the trek to Pueblo. Once in Colorado, the team's offense busted loose and put together one of the most impressive showings in the tournament's 28-year history by going a perfect 7-0 with each win coming via the run-rule. It's believed that no team has ever won the 'Nuch championship in such fashion.
The final game of the 'Nuch was tougher than the score looked. After trailing 4-2 in the fifth, the Travelers got big hits from shortstop Randy Henry (two-run double) and first baseman Dean Green (three-run homer) to spark a big comeback. The surge continued as the team went on to win 13-4. Henry was picked as the tournament's top defensive player; Green was named the MVP hitter; Randy McCurry was selected as the overall MVP; Caleb Nine and Jared Broadbent were all-tourney selections.
Then it was off to Reno for the Sierra Nevada Classic. The squad started the trip with seven straight victories -- including three non-tournament contests -- before seeing its win-streak snapped at 28 to Danville, a team the Travelers had beaten 8-7 earlier in the tournament. The trip closed on a down note, as the squad let a big lead slip away to Santa Rosa, CA in a 12-10 loss, leaving the Travelers with a fourth place finish.
After rain completely washed out tournaments in Houston and Midwest City, the Travelers' next big test was their own tournament -- the Route 66 Classic at Ackley Park.
For the sixth straight year the team managed to reach the title game of the power-packed event, going 6-0 in pool play despite facing virtually every opponents' ace. A 9-1 semifinal win over the Midwest Wolverines got the Travelers into the final, which may have been the greatest single game in the tournament's 24-year history. The Travelers won the epic 11-inning battle with Durant, coming-from-behind twice while down to their final strikes. Cody Cole's RBI single in the bottom of the seventh tied the game at 5-5 to force extra innings. Then, trailing 6-5 in the bottom of the ninth, Mac Gordon tied the game again with a pinch-hit solo home run. The Travelers finally won it 7-6 when Cole's sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 11th scored Zach Cargill with the game-winner. McCurry got the win in his longest pitching appearance of the season, firing six and two-third stellar innings.
Next up, the squad challenged itself by splitting the 23-man roster into two teams for a 12-games-in-four-days gauntlet at the OSU Shootout in the Stillwater area. Working on very little sleep and playing from sun-up to sun-down, the two squads combined to win its first five games of the event to run their win streak to 18 before falling in the second game of a doubleheader to Line-Drive Baseball from Missouri, 7-5. That game was the sixth for the team in the span of 32 hours. It ended at 11pm and the Travelers were back on the field at 8am for the first of two games against the Kansas City Champions, a game it lost.
Suddenly the Travelers were staring at the possibility of its first three-game losing skid in years. But the team found a jolt of energy to stave off such a thing. His name was Dean Green. The big first-baseman stepped up with quite possibly the greatest individual game in team history to snap the two-game skid.
Trailing 7-2 in the fourth, the Travelers plated 15 runs over the final four stanzas and Green was in the middle of it all. In total, he went 4 for 4 with a walk, RBI double, two-run homer, three-run homer, grand slam and a cool 10 RBI. The game further cemented his name as one of the greatest hitters to ever wear the red jersey.
After finishing the OSU showcase off with the best record among all entrants, the team cranked out another win streak (11 games), carrying it into the season-ending Mid-America Classic in Stillwater. The team went 4-1 in the event, losing in the quarterfinals of the single-elimination bracket.
As with every team, this one had a story under the bill of every cap. The following are the players that made the 44th edition of Traveler baseball one of the greatest seasons in team history.
2007 Players
The 2007 team was propelled by a deep pitching staff, gifted fielders and a well-stocked lineup. There wasn't a weakness on the club, but there is no denying who the main attraction was throughout the season. The team's big first baseman from Berryhill -- team MVP Dean Green.
Green went on to solidly place his name next to the greats in the program's rich history. He became just the second player ever to hit over .500 for a season, besting Matt Yost's 2002 mark for highest average ever at .520. He was also just the eighth player (and first in a decade) to record more than 100 RBI with 101 on the season.
His numbers didn't stop there. Dean joined the highly exclusive 100-hit club, notching 103 on the season. He was just the fourth player in team history to record more than 30 doubles (31). He finished just three homers shy of the all-time record with 22 on the season and was the first player in history to have a slugging percentage north of 1.000.
Oh, and he didn't make a single error defensively in 327 chances.
People won't soon forget the hitting display that Green put on in Pueblo, smashing two home runs and six RBI to help beat Cherry Creek and then adding another six RBI in the championship against Merced. His most unbelievable performance came during the OSU Shootout though as in 10 games he totaled seven singles, eight doubles, eight home runs and a whopping 26 RBI.
By the end of June, Division I coaches from all over the country were consistently on the trail of the 6-3 standout thanks to a sensational start that amazingly got even better as the season went along. He signed with Oklahoma State where he should be a middle-of-the-order force for years to come.
RANDY McCURRY
Seeing time at every position on the infield, McCurry led the club in games played (71) and at-bats (212). His .439 average trailed only Green and put him in 19th place in the record books. He finished second to Green in hits (93), doubles (26), homeruns (12), RBI (83) and slugging percentage (.797). He picked up the pitching wins in the Route 66 and Pueblo finals, earning MVP honors in the latter.
While his bat was impressive, his pitching was just as potent. McCurry drew the most important role on the staff - closer - and did it with near perfection. He didn't start a single game, but led the squad in mound appearances with 23. Randy posted a 4-0 record while collecting nine saves with his 1.49 ERA. Opponents managed only a .171 batting average against him, allowing just 23 hits while fanning 58 in 38 innings pitched.
McCurry's impressive summer resonated throughout the region, as he became one of the hottest prospects in the South Plains region. He signed early with Oklahoma State and has one more season in a Traveler jersey before heading to Stillwater in the fall of 2008.
Jonny was good in '06, but he flat mashed the ball in '07.
The Hobart native hit .396 with 17 RBI two seasons ago, when he earned a full-time role late in the season. His production skyrocketed last summer. From the first pitch of the 2007 season, 'Jonny-G' was a force. Everything he hit was blistered, finishing the season with a .435 average while leading the team with 79 runs scored and 17 stolen bases. His 80 hits, 23 doubles and 61 runs batted in were third-best on the squad in each category (behind Green and McCurry).
Gelnar earned a scholarship to North Central Junior College. And by being such a young senior, he'll have the opportunity to return to the Traveler program after his freshman year of college.
'J-rod' was the power-hitting force in the middle of the order throughout the year, and provided much needed protection for Green and McCurry in the middle of the order. He finished with a .382 average as well as being near the top of every offensive category. He blasted 17 doubles, eight triples and nine homeruns while compiling a .704 slugging percentage to go along with 73 runs scored and 51 RBI. He also picked up all-tourney honors at the Pueblo tournament and hit one of the most monstrous homeruns in Traveler history at the tournament in Reno.
As one of only a handful of players to be on the team for four consecutive seasons, Broadbent's career numbers were plentiful, to say the least. During his four-year career, Jared appeared in 210 of the team's 296 games, hitting .358 in a combined total of 528 at-bats. He tallied 172 runs, 155 RBI, 44 doubles, 14 triples and 24 homeruns overall as the team went a combined 247-49 in his career.
Jared joined his dad Lynn (player from 1980-82) in various places in the Traveler record book. The Leedey High product signed with Oklahoma State.
Playing in 70 of the team's 84 contests, Randy batted .313, adding to the .311 average he compiled in his 2006 debut. Henry finished the season with 51 hits, including eight doubles and three triples, while driving in 34 runs and scoring 45. His two-run double in the finals of the Pueblo tournament ended up being the game-winner against Merced, CA. He was tabbed the defensive MVP of the tournament.
Defense was again his forte, joining the team's prestigious 100-assist club for the second straight year with 124 assists en route to a .923 fielding percentage. In limited mound duty, Randy also added a 2-0 record and 3.34 earned run average.
A Texas Tech signee in the fall, expectations are even higher for the multi-talented infield catalyst during his final Traveler campaign in 2008.
Caleb's 12 triples led the club and tied him for the third-best mark in team history. He chipped in 47 RBI for the fifth highest on the season. Nine finished his sensational two-year career by appearing in 131 of 152 games, amassing a .391 average, 139 runs and 88 RBI.
The homeschooler earned a scholarship offer from Oklahoma State but ended up playing at Seward County JC in Kansas during his first college season.
Miller, also known as "Jack-Nine" because of his unusual strategy towards poker, had exceptional career numbers considering he routinely pitched against the stiffest competition on the schedule for three straight years. He finished with an overall record of 25-5 with a pair of saves. In over 149 career innings Brent struck out 148 hitters and notched a career ERA of 3.13.
Brent signed to pitch at Division II powerhouse Central Oklahoma (UCO).
As the starting second baseman for the second straight year, Cody once again came up with big plays, big hits and was a leader on an infield of players more heralded than he. Case in point of his clutch play -- the Route 66 championship game against Durant. He saved the team from defeat by tying the game with a two-out single in the seventh inning and then provided the game-winning sacrifice fly in the 11th.
The Leedey graduate hit .349 in 53 games while contributing 45 runs and 29 RBI. He had one of the best slugging percentages on the squad for his size at .527 with 13 doubles and five triples. His 10 sacrifices were a team-best in that category.
He appeared in 134 of the team's 227 games in his three-year career, helping the squad to a 189-38 mark over that span, while batting a combined .373. Cole earned a scholarship offer at junior college power Seminole State College last summer.
Halley's walk-to-strikeout ratio was tops on the club (3 to 1) en route to a sensational .508 OBP. He collected 42 free passes compared to just 14 strikeouts in more than 170 plate appearances. He also managed a .349 average, including 55 runs scored and 42 runs batted in while splitting time between third base, shortstop and second base.
While he wasn't a scheduled starter on the mound, Joe became a clutch pitcher in a pinch, posting a 2-1 record and 2.56 earned run average. He struck out 16 and walked just four in 13 2/3 innings.
Joe appeared in 147 of the team's 227 games of his career, amassing 108 hits and 78 walks. He signed a scholarship offer at Vernon Junior College in Texas.
Traveler coaches knew in Chase's first season (2006) that he had two ingredients you want in a pitcher: consistency and an ability to pound the strike zone. He didn't let up in 2007, firing some of the most clutch games of the season on the heels of his freshman year of college (Connors State).
Roten's mound highlights included a 10-2 victory against Pueblo's ace in the Route 66 tournament and a 4-3 win over the Hawaii Dragons in the Reno tournament quarterfinals. Overall he finished with a perfect 8-0 record, leading the way with four complete games as well as a dandy 2.03 ERA. He struck out 45 and walked 10 in 40 2/3 innings, allowing the opposition only a .239 average at the plate.
He could also handle the bat, contributing a .375 average offensively with seven doubles, three triples, 30 runs scored, 19 batted in and 16 stolen bases, which was second-best on the team.
On the mound, the Lookeba-Sickles graduate followed up a fabulous 2006 campaign with another strong year as one of the team's most reliable relievers with his ability to come in and immediately throw strikes. The crafty righthander notched a 3-0 record and 2.60 ERA in 11 appearances, striking out 27 and walking just six in almost 30 full innings. He held opposing hitters to only a .232 batting average.
Tolentino made big strides at the plate, nearly doubling his average from his 16-year-old season to .344. As a 17-year-old graduate, Tolentino will be one of the club's rare college returners (Redlands).
Dan made up for lost time in 2007 with a rock solid season behind the plate, at the dish and on the mound.
Despite splitting time behind the plate much of the season, Dan forced his way into the lineup as a designated hitter (when not catching) by swinging one of the hottest bats in the order by season's end. His blue-collar attitude toward the game made him a favorite with the coaches and helped earn a scholarship to Northern Oklahoma College.
For the season Dan finished fourth on the team with a .417 average. He tallied 48 hits and 43 runs batted in, averaging at least one hit and nearly one RBI per game played. He also went from a spot-relief pitcher early in the season to a critical part of the rotation later in the year with his ability to throw strikes, notching a 3-1 record and 3.10 earned run average in six appearances.
James was immediately a regular in the lineup with his outstanding speed both on the bases and in the field. He amassed a .352 batting average with 10 doubles, three triples and three homers, averaging more than one RBI per contest before suffering a leg injury midway through the year that required a couple months of rest.
Garrett, or 'Dorn', as he was affectionately known by teammates, had a knack for coming off the bench with hits. He worked his way into the lineup more regularly as the season went along, ultimately appearing in more than half the team's games. He finished with a .395 average and 25 RBI in more than 100 plate appearances. He went to play for Lon Morris Junior College in Texas after the summer.
He frustrated hitters all summer with his easy, fluid motion combined with a dominant fastball and wicked curveball. The 6-5 southpaw posted a perfect 10-0 record, winning every one of his 10 starts, three of which were complete-game efforts. His 1.38 ERA was the best on the team as were his team-high 78 strikeouts. In 56 innings of work he allowed a miniscule 37 hits and just 11 earned runs. Opponents could only manage a .182 average off the El Reno graduate.
Maune's best outing of the season arguably came in the Sierra Nevada Classic in Reno as he struck out 12 and scattered five hits in six innings during a 9-1 victory over Mountain View, Idaho.
Clint went from being a bit of an unknown three years ago, to earning a scholarship from Wichita State, where he will likely contribute immediately as a freshman.
The Washington High School All-Stater batted .333 with 21 runs scored and 21 RBI while chipping in seven doubles and three home runs for a .538 slugging percentage. He was a solid arm on the mound as well, sporting a 1-1 record and 3.23 earned run average while averaging nearly a strikeout per inning.
Gordon etched his name in Traveler lore with his pinch-hit solo homerun in the ninth inning to tie the Route 66 championship against Durant en route to a thrilling 7-6 Traveler victory in 11 innings.
Thanks to his assortment of talents on the field, Mac earned a scholarship at North Central Texas College in Gainesville.
Fisher's most impressive outing of the season may have actually been in a start against the Kansas City Sluggers. With the Traveler lineup shorthanded, he stepped up with a complete game, four-hit masterpiece in an 8-1 victory at Oklahoma State.
Not just a pitcher, Fisher has pop at the plate, and could be a big offensive threat next season. He hit .310 with 10 extra base hits in 79 at-bats. And he's athletic, making him adept at numerous positions.
With outstanding breaking stuff to go with his command of an overpowering fastball, Cook joined Miller as the righthanded stars of the rotation. He missed the final three weeks of the season with an injury but still notched tremendous numbers with a 9-1 record and 2.85 ERA while fanning 64 in 46 2/3 innings.
Clayton's most impressive outing of the season arguably came against the best hitting lineup the Travelers faced all year, allowing just one earned run on three hits with 11 strikeouts in a victory over Danville, California in the Reno tournament.
Even more is expected from the Amarillo High School standout in 2008. After that he will begin his college career in Norman, having signed with the Sooners.
In nine games, the Elk City native put up solid numbers across the board, finishing his final campaign with a 5-0 record and 2.87 ERA with one complete game. He struck out 25 in 31 2/3 innings and earned a scholarship to Garden City Junior College.
On the mound he made six starts and completed two of those while posting a 2-1 record and 5.37 earned run average. He saved his best performance for his last mound start, firing a complete-game six-hitter with eight strikeouts in a 7-4 win over the Wichita Sluggers.
Ryan hit just .246 but was an elite defensive player at first base and in the outfield. He also may have been the smartest player on the roster, by way of having the highest ACT score on the team. That helped him earn a scholarship to play ball at the University of Nebraska.
The crafty southpaw utilized his nasty stuff to post one of the best strikeout ratios on the club with 64 Ks in just 40 2/3 innings. He finished with a 7-1 record, including two complete games, while compiling a 2.24 earned run average before leaving the team in late July. He moved on to the University of Nebraska in the fall before transferring to Cowley County Junior College in the spring.
While he never managed to secure a starting spot in the lineup, Ray did improve his overall game while splitting time in all three outfield positions. He posted a .311 average at the plate and .467 slugging percentage, finishing with 10 doubles and two triples while scoring 34 runs and driving in 16.
After missing three weeks, he returned to action, but spent the rest of the season working to fully get his strength back to form. He still was able to produce for the club, notching a 2-0 record and 5.46 earned run average in 10 appearances, six of which were starts. He tallied 23 strikeouts in 16 2/3 innings, but he also walked 21 batters.
|Copyright © 2015, Oklahoma Travelers


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Auditor Adam Edelen will host a series of public hearings across the Commonwealth this summer to talk about the fiscal health of rural hospitals.
The 10 hearings kick off a study by the Auditor's office that seeks to understand the challenges facing small, community hospitals that provide health care to 45 percent of Kentuckians and are key economic drivers in those communities.
"Rural hospitals are teetering on the edge of survival in many Kentucky communities," Auditor Edelen said. "This is an effort to understand the degree to which our hospitals are in crisis and what might be done to save them."
The Auditor's office is currently soliciting the financial records of some 66 public, non-profit and for-profit hospitals in rural western and eastern Kentucky. A survey asking key questions about their fiscal health will then be conducted. The Auditor's office plans to issue a report this fall.
Hospital administrators and staff, local elected officials, other health care providers and the public are invited to attend the hearings to voice their concerns and experiences in rural hospitals.
Scheduled Local Public Hearing
10:30 a.m. CDT, Wednesday, Aug. 6
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College, Leitchfield Campus
101 E. Carroll Gibson Blvd.


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(OTTAWA, CANADA) -- A lawyer asserting the right of bookshops to import violent hard-core pornography told the Supreme Court of Canada on Thursday that porn is valuable and customs inspectors should not determine what Canadians read.
``It concerns their right to read what they want, write what they want, view what they want, publish what they want, create what they want,'' Joseph Arvay said on behalf of a Vancouver bookshop that caters to homosexuals.
He was arguing in one more case in which Canada's legal system, like that of the United States and other countries, is grappling with how to balance concerns over pornography with the right to freedom of expression.
The court heard another case in January in which a child pornographer sought to overthrow the child porn law, arguing it was Orwellian thought control.
The current case has arrayed writers and gay rights groups against federal and provincial governments and organizations who argue that restrictions on hard-core porn should be kept or even strengthened given its explosion on the Internet.
Central to the argument of the Little Sister's Book and Art Emporium, backed by civil liberties groups, is the controversial assertion that pornography is more important to homosexuality and gay porn should be protected.
``It's extremely important to our community as well as affirming who and what we are,'' the bookstore's manager, Janine Fuller, told Reuters ahead of the hearing.
``We believe that rape is violence no matter who perpetrates it and no matter who's the victim of it,'' Jessica Neuwirth, president of the women's rights group Equality Now, told reporters before her organization was to testify.
Equality Now's written submission detailed material that Customs had stopped Little Sister's from importing -- including a magazine showing women hung from chains around their necks or wrists, their nipples compressed in clamps, being whipped by other women.
It described another publication in which men torture other men in sexually explicit ways with hot wax, heat and fire.
Arvay told the court: ``Material which is erotic, sexual speech, sexual imagery -- call it pornographic if you want, but short of obscene is expressed material of great value to all Canadians.''
In the foyer of the court, Canada Family Action Coalition spokesman Peter Stock told reporters that there was a strong link between violent pornography and criminal assaults, as seen with Canadian killers Clifford Olson and Paul Bernardo.
``In this case the appellants are seeking to create sexual anarchy. If this case is lost, then every Canadian loses some of their freedom to walk the streets in safety.''
Arvay told the court that Canada Customs was better suited to looking at widgets than freedom of expression, and ended up excluding too much material that might find its way to public libraries through other channels.
``The expression right is too important...to leave it to people who are on the front line dealing with Oleo margarine and secondhand mattresses,'' he said.
Justice Michel Bastarache asked him if the problem might not be that some officers may have enforced the law improperly rather than that the law itself was flawed.
``It's not overreach by the act. It's overreach by the agent who doesn't identify the proper material,'' he said.
The writers organization Pen Canada told the court that special provisions must be made to protect freedom of expression.
``We're dealing with a constitutionally protected right, and that's the bottom line,'' Jill Copeland said for Pen Canada.
The Canadian government accepts that the customs legislation does infringe such freedom but that it is justified.
Justice Charles Gonthier told Copeland: ``Society has the right to be protected against certain types of material.''
The Supreme Court was likely to take several months to make its ruling.
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DSA 2014: Rohde & Schwarz to demonstrate latest generation of software defined tactical radio
(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 04 March 2014 Release date- 03032014 - Munich - Rohde & Schwarz will demonstrate its portfolio of integrated communications and intelligence solutions for all branches of the armed forces at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) exhibition in Kuala Lumpur.
The highlight is the R&S SDTR software defined tactical radio that provides high data rate, jam-resistant and flexible radiocommunications to maintain information superiority in network centric operations.
The R&S SDTR is the first member in a new generation of software defined radios. It has been optimized for use in vehicles and semimobile applications. It meets the military's special requirements for shock resistance, size, weight and ventilation without the need for extra mechanical shock absorbers. The external control unit provides user-friendly configuration and enables users to control the radio even over long distances. The control unit can control several vehicular tactical radios of the R&S SDTR and R&S M3TR families simultaneously. While developing the R&S SDTR, a primary objective for Rohde & Schwarz was to make the radio easy to configure and operate to best help users when carrying out their missions.
The R&S SDTR, together with the high data rate R&S HDR waveform family, is fully IP capable and can be easily and seamlessly integrated into existing IP networks. The R&S SDTR is an open platform based on the software communications architecture (SCA) standard. Both standardized and proprietary waveforms can be ported to the radio, which enables interoperability with allied forces as required during missions. The security concept of the R&S SDTR provides users with secure, reliable communications they can trust. Plain and encrypted data is strictly separated, and very fast frequency hopping methods ensure maximum immunity to jamming. The combination of high-security encryption methods and fast frequency hopping rates provides optimum protection against jamming, reconnaissance and eavesdropping.
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