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CALDWELL -- For years, Canyon County Jail officials have said they don't have enough space for inmates. Bond measures to build a new jail have failed three times.
Sheriff Kieran Donahue says things are getting worse at the jail and has been vocal in his opinion that a new jail is the only option for maintaining public safety. Donahue says limited bed space currently creates the need to release inmates on an almost daily basis.
KTVB was granted access to the people who make those decisions each day as they went through the process of looking at who to release. To see how the decisions are made, we followed the process from the early morning until an inmate was released in late afternoon. We also looked at the numbers to see how close the jail is to capacity each day.
How crowded is the jail?
At KTVB's request, Canyon County provided a breakdown of the numbers for male and female inmates each day to see how much over or under they are when compared to capacity and target population.
The target population for men in the Dale Haile Detention Center is 188; at maximum, the facility can house 214 men. The target population for women is 53; at maximum, the facility can house 62 women. With a federal judge's order that came as the result of an ACLU lawsuit, Canyon County can not go over their maximum numbers.
Looking at 2012 and 2013, of the 731 total days, the jail was over it's ideal target numbers 95-percent of the time and over maximum capacity roughly 15-percent of the time. Most of those days, the female numbers were the numbers too high.
7:30 a.m. - Canyon County Jail
Most inmates are still in bed, but Lieutenant Tami Faulhaber is already making decisions about the men and women in the Canyon County Jail. She looks through the list of people who've come into the jail in the last 24 hours and looks for people who might be candidates to leave early from a sentence, or on a plea deal, or alternative programming, to make a little more room in the jail.
It's very counterintuitive to be a cop that wants to put people in jail, but my job every morning is to find who I have to let out, Faulhaber said.
On this particular Thursday, the jail isn't at maximum capacity, but numbers were close to the target number. Faulhaber is looking at ten new arrests. She starts by looking for low-level, non-violent charges.
A lot of these today are pretty hefty: Kidnapping, injury to a child, domestic violence. She won't consider them to ask prosecutors about.
A little too dangerous. There's a victim out there. We want them to stay in jail if we can keep them in jail, Faulhaber said.
Faulhaber finds one that might work: A man arrested for not showing up to court to answer for misdemeanor traffic issues.
This gentleman, his charges are relatively minor. It's failure to appear for driving without privileges and insurance, Faulhaber said. I'll send it over to the prosecuting attorney's office and ask them to do what's called a faster track.
She sends an email off to prosecutors to see if they might start a deal with the man.
They probably will just because his charges are such that we've got other people that need to be here, Faulhaber said.
8:30 a.m. - Canyon County Prosecutor's Office
An hour after Faulhaber started looking through the list, her email about new arrest's and the man who might be a candidate for a deal is with Deputy Prosecutor Kimberlee Bratcher.
We're just looking at trying to get people through the system, keep their due process rights and not have anybody unnecessarily in jail, Bratcher said.
She looks at the man's case the jail suggested, checks his criminal history and other factors, and agrees he's a good candidate for release through a plea deal.
So I'm just going to send over a quick offer to the faster track team, and then they'll give it to him at the jail, Bratcher said.
The prosecutor is offering the man this deal: He pleads guilty today to the failure to appear and driving without privileges charges, she'll drop the insurance charge. Also, instead of potentially facing months in jail and thousands in fines plus probation, he'd just get a $300 fine and two days in jail, which he's already served, so he'll get out on time served.
That deal is hand carried to the man, and he has around four hours to make a decision.
9:30 a.m. - Canyon County Sheriff's Office
While we wait to see if he takes the deal, we check in with the sheriff.
You get to the point of who's getting out today? Donahue said. What is the potential for them to do damage or do some harm to someone else?
He agrees with the system of expediting some of these cases and not having low-level offenders sitting in jail, but he says with overcrowding issues, he's watching some days where they're looking at more than misdemeanor driving violations.
My fear is that we're getting to those higher level offenses. So crimes against persons. Aggravated battery, aggravated assault, robbery. Those types of things. Where we start to move into those types of inmates, it's very concerning to be putting those type of people out on the street, Donahue said.
That's why he believes the county needs a new jail, so judges will have more options and not be locked in by the current bed numbers if jail time is what they want to give an offender.
1:30 p.m. - A Canyon County Courtroom
In the afternoon, the man we've been following is in court with the offer. He appears via video from the jail.
We would recommend a $300 fine and two days with credit for time served and he be released today, the prosecutor tells the judge.
The man says he'd like to take the deal, and then we wait to hear if the judge, the ultimate decider of who gets out of jail, says yes.
The judge accepts the deal, and the inmate get out of jail as soon as he's processed.
You've done the jail time and there is no probation, the judge says.
2:30 p.m. - Canyon County Courthouse Courtyard
While the inmate is being processed, we meet up with a public defender to talk about the type of deals we're seeing.
Typically, most people want to get out of jail, so they may be more willing to plead guilty to something instead of fighting it when you're sitting in jail, Aaron Bazzoli, public defender, said. Ultimately the decision whether to serve jail time is the client's. We try to advise them as best we can as to their options for success or trial or what's their best legal outcome.
He says Canyon County clients are more likely to get these deals than perhaps in other counties. While he says that's a valuable tool for defenders, he also thinks a new jail and expanded system in the county overall, is much needed.
The system of overcrowding rushes everyone. It rushes the jailers, it rushes the judge, it rushes the prosecutor, it rushes us, Bazzoli said.
3:30 p.m. - Canyon County Jail
Two hours after his court appearance, the man we've been following is getting out of jail. So after eight hours of multiple people working on the one case, this one man is leaving space for someone the county considers a higher-risk to come in.
We don't just get to walk through the jail and say, you get to go, you get to go, you get to go. You've seen it. There's a process and it's burdensome. :21 Donahue said.
There are no formal plans to run a bond for a new jail. The county commissioners most recently began considering adding onto the current jail instead of building a new one, though no decision has been made.
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|Whistlin' Alex Moore
|Birth name
|Alexander Herman Moore
November 22, 1899
Dallas, Texas, United States
|January 20, 1989
(aged 89)
Dallas, Texas
|Pianist, singer, songwriter, whistler
|Piano, vocals
|Years active
|Early 1920s–1989
|Arhoolie, Document, Rounder, Columbia
Whistlin' Alex Moore (November 22, 1899 – January 20, 1989)[1] was an American blues pianist, singer and whistler. He is best remembered for his recordings of "Across The Atlantic Ocean" and "Black Eyed Peas and Hog Jowls."[2]
Early life[edit]
Born Alexander Herman Moore in Dallas, Texas,[3] After his father's death, Moore dropped out of school to support his mother and two siblings. He learned the piano before entering the United States Army in 1916. His overall sound during the 1920s combined elements of the blues, ragtime, barrelhouse boogie, and stride. The same decade saw Moore acquire his nickname, based upon a whistle he made while playing the piano.[4]
In 1929, he made his debut recordings for Columbia Records. The records he made did not sell in great quantities, and Moore did not record again until 1937, when he issued a few sides on Decca Records.[1]
It was 1951 before Moore recorded again with RPM Records/Kent. However, throughout the 1940s and 1950s, Moore performed in clubs in Dallas and occasionally other parts of Texas. Arhoolie Records signed him to a recording contract in 1960, and those subsequent recordings saw him obtain nationwide recognition. Throughout the 1960s, Moore played at clubs and festivals in America, as well as a small number of festivals across Europe.[1] He toured with the American Folk Blues Festival in 1969, performing on the same bill as Earl Hooker and Magic Sam.[4] The same year he recorded a session in Stuttgart, Germany, which led to the release of Alex Moore in Europe.[4] He did not record again in either the 1970s or 1980s, yet continued to give live performances up to his death.[1]
He remembered and sang again the blues he had recorded in the 1920s and 1930s, such as "West Texas Woman" and "Blue Bloomer Blues", with their touching and poetic lyrics.[5]
In 1987, Moore was granted a National Heritage Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Arts, becoming the first African American Texan to receive such an honor.[4]
The year before his death, he recorded Wiggle Tail, his final session for Rounder Records[1] On November 22, 1988, the state of Texas designated his birthday 'Alex Moore Day.'[3]
Moore died of a heart attack in January 1989 in Dallas, aged 89.[2][4] He never married, but was survived by a son and daughter. He was interred at the Lincoln Memorial Cemetery in Dallas.[4]
Music journalist Tony Russell wrote that "Moore was so odd a performer that some newcomers to the blues have been uncertain whether to take him seriously. By the time he became moderately well-known on the international blues scene of the 1960s and 1970s; his always singular style had burgeoned into florid eccentricity, and he would reminisce tirelessly in a foggy half-shout about youthful high times in his hometown, over skipping blues and boogie-woogie piano patterns with occasional bursts of shrill whistling."[5]
Selected discography[edit]
- Wiggle Tail (1988)
- Whistlin' Alex Moore (1994)
- From North Dallas to the East Side (1994)
- Ice Pick Blues (1995)[6]
- ^ a b c d e Jim O'Neal (1989-01-20). "Whistlin' Alex Moore | Biography". AllMusic. Retrieved 2014-01-31.
- ^ a b Doc Rock. "The 1980s". The Dead Rock Stars Club. Retrieved 2014-01-31.
- ^ a b "Whistlin' Alex Moore discography". Wirz.de. Retrieved 2014-01-31.
- ^ a b c d e f "Texas State Historical Association (TSHA) : Moore, Alexander Herman". Tshaonline.org. Retrieved 2014-01-31.
- ^ a b Russell, Tony (1997). The Blues: From Robert Johnson to Robert Cray. Dubai: Carlton Books Limited. pp. 147–148. ISBN 1-85868-255-X.
- ^ "Whistlin' Alex Moore | Discography". AllMusic. 1989-01-20. Retrieved 2014-01-31.
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In an exciting twist to the Luis Suarez biting saga, the world football governing body, FIFA has insisted that the Uruguayan tainted football player will now not even be allowed to train with his club, Liverpool during the four-month ban period, retracting from their previous claims of allowing him to train with them. He will be allowed only to be transferred but cannot indulge in any kind of playing activity.
The verdict to ban him comes in the wake of Suarez biting Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini .
Claudio Sulser, head of FIFA's ethics committee, had said termed banning the Uruguayan International from pre-season training as "disproportionate". Eurosport published an official FIFA spokesperson's clarification to the Press Association Sport: "As said at various occasions he is not allowed to participate in any football activity during the ban period and as such is also not allowed to train with the team during the ban."
"This is inaccurate," said a FIFA spokesperson. "Claudio Sulser just said he could make the medical testing for a transfer [only this] but clearly said as many times earlier that he cannot do any football activity which includes that he cannot train with the national team nor club."
Suarez will be allowed to only move clubs during his ban. It is believed that Catalan giants Barcelona are on the verge of signing him in a £70m deal. The fact that Barca sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta has previously praised the striker after he finally apologised to Chiellini after the unsporting incident, minimizes the speculation around the club Suarez will next go.
Suarez was banned for four months and for nine competitive international matches and a €80,000 (£64,000) fine for the bitter incident. He has appealed against the four-month ban imposed. Brendan Rodger's-led Liverpool are in talks with Barcelona over the transfer and Sulser in a new conference on Friday said said that the player is allowed to have only a medical as the transfer deal unfolds.


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Seeing as I am a bit of an eccentric, I sometimes will go out of my way to do eccentric things. One of these things is to review or make blogs about events when they occur. So on Christmas for instance I reviewed an issue of Christmas with the Super Heroes from DC, and on Saturday on the 100 anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic (well she went down on the 15, but hit the iceberg on the 14) I sought out an appearance by the Titanic in comics to review (let's just say I was probably in the perfect age bracket to really love the movie when it first came out, and have seen it twice already in 3D). The problem is that the Titanic has shown up only about 5 times in comics, and only once recently. So I tracked down this issue, in Grimm Fairy Tales. I had seen this series around but never given it much thought. My impression of the series was based solely on the covers in which I assumed that the series was essentially a sexualized versions of fairy tales. After reading the Titanic issue I was a little surprised as it was nothing like what I expected. In fact, it was a pretty decent issue. After conferring with some people about the title I decided to check it out, and discovered really that the series is very much aimed at a more mature audience, and even puts a sort of feminine spin on things (though I wouldn't go so far as feminist.)
This reminded me of the old adage about the CDs of Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera that they were bought by young girls (once again I was in the right age bracket) or older guys that liked the picture on the cover and little else. After looking at the very first issue of the series as well as the main character (Little Red Riding Hood) clearly has her underwear showing. This reminded me of the social phenomenon of the panty raid, which I had never given much thought to seeing as I have never been a member of a sorority nor have I had many dealings with fraternities. Still the concept here is kind of different, almost as though the women themselves organized the panty raid so that they could sit the men down and talk to them about some serious topics like date rape, conformity and abortion. To be fair I am only 6 issues into the monthly title at the moment, but it seems like very much a bait and switch for some.


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Artificial Intelligence
We've covered a lot of ground in this series. We went from algorithmic music to procedurally-generated games (and an AI game developer), then onto computers writing stories and robots painting portraits and abstract art or constructing buildings like the craftsmen of old. Now, in this final part of our deep dive into the world of computational creativity, we turn to the underlying ideas and the future challenges that face the field as a whole. Read More
In an old school gaming party to end all parties, Google's new deep Q-network (DQN) algorithm is likely to mop the floor with you at Breakout or Space Invaders, but maybe take a licking at Centipede. Provided with only the same inputs as a human player and no previous real-world knowledge, DQN uses reinforcement learning to learn new games, and in some cases, develop new strategies. Its designers argue that this kind of general learning algorithm can crossover into discovery making in other fields. Read More
Computers have transformed architecture in remarkable ways. They've made it possible to visualize designs in fully-rendered 3D graphics and to automatically check designs against building codes and other standard specifications. And they've made designs possible that were unthinkable or unimaginable 50 years ago, as they can crunch the numbers on complex equations and even generate plans or models from high-level requirements. Architecture, like music, art, games, and written stories can be created algorithmically. Read More
Computer program uses video selfies for mental health monitoring
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Images of ourselves recorded through cameras on smartphones and laptops can be a welcome addition to communication with friends or professional interactions, or just a bit of fun. But this powerful combination of hardware and software is being tapped into by scientists for other purposes as well. A team of researchers at the University of Rochester has developed a computer program that can help health professionals monitor a person`s mental health through the images from selfie videos the patient records while engaging in social media activity. Read More
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Painting might be the last thing you'd expect computers to excel at. It's abstract, expressive, and tied to cultures, psychology, and subjectivity, whereas computers are objective, precise, and governed by the rules of mathematics. Painting, with its emotional reasoning and unclear meanings, appears to be the antithesis of a feeling, logical computer. But they aren't so far apart as they seem. Painting and other forms of visual art owe much to areas of mathematics such as geometry and perspective, and the algorithms that computers adhere to can in fact be made to generate images as varied and subtle as a human painter. Read More
We humans are obsessed with storytelling. We tell stories to people we meet and people we love. We can't get enough of the stories that drive movies, video games, television, and books. We communicate with stories, and now we're training our computers to do the same. By writing sets of rules and instructions of varying complexity, artificial intelligence experts can enable computers to write stories both real and fictional. Some of these algorithms, as you'll see shortly, produce articles or reports with the sort of flair you'd think only a human could provide, which has fascinating implications for the future of publishing. Read More
"Robot scientist" Eve to save time and money in drug development
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February 3, 2015
Robots and other mechanical beings are cropping up in the most unexpected places. Case in point: Pay a visit to the Institute for Simulation and Training at the University of Central Florida (UCF) and you'll find yourself greeted in the lobby by a human mechanical surrogate. Operated by a human in a remote location, the surrogate is not intended to put Walmart greeters out of a job, but is part of a program by the Office of naval research (ONR) to create robots, avatars, and animatronic surrogates for military training. Read More
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Owing perhaps to the difficulty and extreme cost of building virtual worlds that can be seen, heard, explored, and interacted with in multitudes of other ways, video games have long made use of procedural content generation and computation creativity. Epic space-faring BBC Micro game Elite generated its own star systems on the fly way back in 1984, for instance, while the likes of Minecraft, Diablo, and the SimCity series all similarly sport environments sculpted by algorithms. But artificial intelligence research is opening new avenues in the ever-evolving dance between human game developers and their algorithmically-intelligent tools. AIs can now create entire 2D and 3D games from scratch, unassisted, and that could be just the tip of the iceberg. Read More


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This is a great quick and easy dinner. I made this exactly as written. Like another reviewer, I made half the recipe and had four fully loaded burritos.
Terrific! I, too, increased the spices, and it came out great. Very easy, tasty meal.
It was pretty good! I'd maybe increase the sauce a little. Good though.
Very good! A week night keeper. I upped the spices to one tablespoon a piece and was happy with spice and heat level (mid-high heat).
This is a very tasty recipe. As the cook from Mexico City points out, Pasillas and Poblanos are not the same, although since both have mild to medium heat, I imagine that they can substitute for each other. Fresh Pasillas are also called Chilacas; dry Poblanos are also called Anchos or Mulatos. They are smaller than Pasillas.
This is a yummy recipe. We forgot to get the red taco sauce and the cilantro, but it was delicious without it. I halved the recipe and it made 5 burritos.
After deciding to try out making some Mexican cuisine, I tried this recipe. It was a huge hit. Increase the spices a little more, and squeeze some lime over the chicken after you take it off the heat. Besides that, great as is.
the recipie is great. Only one thing, i am from Mexico and the chile poblano and the chile pasilla are two completly different chiles. Pasilla is usually sell dry and is long and the poblano is the one used to fill and make chiles rellenos.
This was a great recipe. I did not use all of the chicken the recipe called for and the flavor was excellent, so I would double the spices if you were using all the chicken. Also, I could not find the poblano chiles, so I used a variety of sweet and spicy peppers that were available at the grocery store. It turned out great and I will definitely make this again. Very quick and easy!


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#8 Meredith Hein | Outside midfielder
Height: 5-3
Year: Senior
Hometown: Lincoln, Neb.
Previous School: Lincoln Lutheran
Major: Exercise Science and Community Health
Career Stats
2013 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete
2014: Senior
Hein appeared in 20 games, making nine starts ... recorded two goals and four assists (second on the team) ... took 25 shots, including 14 on goal ... scored one of team's two goals in a 2-1 upset of No. 16 Hastings on Oct. 29.
2013: Junior
Hein saw action in 16 games and made one start ... posted one goal and one assist ... recorded four shots - all on goal ... knocked in her lone goal in the win over Bethel (Kan.) on 8-28-13.
2012: Sophomore
Meredith appeared in 16 games during the 2012 season, starting in eight of those games... she recorded 10 shots on the year (six on goal)
2011: Freshman
Meredith appeared in three games during the 2011 season, totaling three shots (one on goal).
High School
Coaches David Gosselin and John Kolar prepped Meredith for four years at Lincoln Lutheran ... Four year letter winner and starter for the Warriors ... Team captain for one year ... Earned many awards including, All-State honorable mention, Sertoma Award, Carmel Sheppard Spirit Award, Sportsmanship Award, and Academic All-State ... Also participated on the volleyball, cross country, and basketball teams.
Born February 6 in Lincoln, Nebraska ... Has two older brothers and two older sisters, along with one younger sister ... One brother and one sister played soccer at Concordia.