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Fitch affirms Thrivent's AA rating and changes outlook to positiveOctober 21, 2014
SHERIDAN — Fitch Ratings last week affirmed Thrivent Financial's AA (very strong) rating — the third-highest of Fitch's 19 categories — and changed the organization's outlook to positive. Fitch cited Thrivent Financial's extremely strong capitalization with no financial debt, high-quality investment portfolio, consistent and strong profitability and favorable market franchise within the Lutheran market as Read More
Hospital exceeds national standards in heart attack care
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GILLETTE (AP) — Dan Coolidge has been on this ride before. "We have ups, we have downs. It all cycles through then comes back again," said Coolidge, a Campbell County commissioner and third-generation oil and gas producer. "What's happening with oil now I saw coming." How exactly to describe what's happening with oil now in Read More
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VA to celebrate completion of residential treatment facility with ceremony ThursdaySeptember 30, 2014
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Veteran Affairs Medical Center recently completed space for a residential rehabilitation treatment program. On Thursday at 2 p.m. the VA will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for its newest building. "We are excited to have the building complete and be able to move patients into the new and beautiful space," Director Read More
Pooches shed poundsSeptember 23, 2014
SHERIDAN — Fewer calories. More exercise. Those are the tenants of slow, sustainable weight loss for both humans and their pets. In May, Mountain View Veterinary Hospital in Sheridan kicked off a weight loss challenge program for its four-legged clients. "The people who stuck with it did awesome," practice manager Hannah Mudder said. The top Read More
Organizers add marketplace to Big Horn Heritage DaysAugust 19, 2014
BIG HORN — Collette Eliason and her family have owned the Big Horn Mercantile in Big Horn since it first opened in 1882 and the family, along with local business owners, is hoping to bring a little life back to the area with the Big Horn Marketplace. Eliason started the Big Horn Bash back in Read More
County sales tax revenues up 3 percent in 2014
SHERIDAN — Wyoming's fiscal year ended last month with state economists releasing a report that shows Wyoming sales and use taxes were up 8.9 percent, or $62.2 million, over fiscal year 2013. The figures reflect only the 4 percent statewide sales and use tax collections, not any optional one-cent sales taxes imposed on a county-by-county Read More
Check backgrounds, references for caregiversAugust 12, 2014
SHERIDAN — A recent court case involving a caregiver for a local senior citizen has sparked a renewed sense of caution among those seeking help caring for their loved ones. Brooke Bass recently accepted a plea agreement after being charged with felony theft for taking a brooch from an elderly woman she had helped care Read More
Business owners see enthusiasm for Crazy Days slipAugust 5, 2014
SHERIDAN — Locals know that if you want to find the best deal in the summer, you head down to Crazy Days, a community summer blowout sale featuring all of the best downtown shops. Alecia Roush, manager of Bighorn Design, says Crazy Days isn't how it used to be though. "Crazy Days used to be Read More
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Nonprofits concerned about potential shift in fundingMay 20, 2014
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Petco store to set up shop in Sheridan
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State unemployment stats not telling the whole storyMay 13, 2014
SHERIDAN — Each month, economists with the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services generate unemployment statistics for each county in the state. While Wyoming's unemployment is substantially lower than the national average today, a more critical look at the driving forces of the state's economy suggests Sheridan County's economic outlook might be artificially inflated. While the Read More
Shingles causing real estate, financing headachesMay 6, 2014
By Tracee Davis The Sheridan Press SHERIDAN — Anyone who has bought or sold a house knows the condition of the roof on the structure is something that can make or break a would-be property sale. In Sheridan, real estate transactions are being increasingly complicated if a home has "T-lock" shingles. This style of shingles, Read More
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Historic District Business Committee hosting meeting Thurs.January 14, 2014
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Group working to legalize cannabis in Wyoming by 2016
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LIGONIER ŌĆö An early deficit was too much for ChurubuscoŌĆÖs girls basketball team to overcome.
West Noble got off to a hot start in its 65-51 win over the Lady Eagles Friday. The Lady Chargers roared out to an 11-0 start in the first quarter.
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10 km run
OSHEE 10 km Run
The OSHEE 10 km Run is an additional sporting competition held during ORLEN Warsaw Marathon. With the three distinct runs offered during ORLEN Warsaw Marathon and the competitive character of the event, the National Running Day is more appealing to a wider audience.
Taking part in the individual 10 km competition is not only an excellent opportunity to gain valuable experience and put one's abilities to test during ORLEN Warsaw Marathon – it can also serve as an introduction to long-distance running and an opportunity to beat one's personal best results.
Moreover, a team competition will also be held during this run. Each team may consist of both female and male members. The winning team will be determined by adding up the times achieved by the 4 fastest runners in every team. The more runners you convince to join your team, the greater your chances of victory!
Money prizes will be awarded to the first 10 male and the first 10 female runners to reach the finish line. Prizes are the same for both sexes. The fastest male and female runners will receive an additional bonus of PLN 6 thousand! Prizes will also await the six fastest teams. Members of the winning team will receive PLN 6 thousand to share among themselves. Every registered participant will additionally receive an attractive starting pack.
In order to take part in the OSHEE 10 km Run you must be 16 or over on 26 April 2015 and accept the relevant Terms and Conditions.
Deadline for submitting registration applications through the website: 19 April 2015
Registration at the Competition Office: 23-25 April 2015
Minimum age limit: 16 years (the consent of a legal guardian is required)
Starting fees:
- PLN 59.00 the basic fee shall apply when paid by 19 April 2015
- PLN 50.00 the discounted fee for participants in Warsaw's 26th Independence Run after entering the discount code received via e-mail
- PLN 100.00 the special fee applicable at the Competition Office between 23 and 25 April 2015
Disabled persons and persons over 70 years of age are exempt from the starting fees.
Start date: 26 April 2015, 9:30 AM
Time measurement: Yes, every 5 kilometres
Time limit: 01:40min:00s
Event record: OWM 2014, Martin Mukule (Kenya), time: 29:03
This year during the OSHEE 10 km Run the participants will be led by two professional athletes running the most popular predicted finish times. 17 pacemakers, in total, will help the runners hit the following target times:
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To find out more about the OSHEE 10 km Run, please see the Terms and Conditions.


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This was the first barbie commercial ever made in 1959. I believe it must have had an revolutionary impact and changes on how people view women's body. I would not be surprised if this unrealistic portrayal of female body lead to a boom in anorexia. It makes me wonder why they chose to make the dolls so skinny and unrealistic, which eventually became to be viewed as the "norm".
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I definitely agree that Barbie placed an extremely unrealistic and unobtainable image into the eyes of many young girls in America. I believe I read somewhere that Barbie to be made into a real-life size girl she would be somewhere over six feet with a impossibly sized hips/waist/breast ratio. Something merely unobtainable to anyone without extreme procedures.
These unreachable standards have made young girls and women striving for something that is extremely unhealthy, and leaves them with negative body images and poor self esteem when they can't reach it. Many girls in the US have eating disorders, depression, and negative body images because of the media influences around them that are merely trying to sell their products, but end up pushing these girls to strive for something they can't reach. Starting at such a young age, with a simple child's toy.


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Attitude Is Everything: You Hold the Power to Change Your Reality
Lee, David, Success
Are most of your thoughts positive or negative? Do you find yourself spending more time worrying or counting your blessings?
How you perceive yourself and the things happening around you can greatly affect your reality. For example, if you constantly tell yourself that you are no good at math and that there's no way you're going to pass, well, then you probably won't. However, if you treat a difficult subject like a challenge that will improve you if you work hard at it, you're much more likely to succeed.
The key is your attitude, and the source of your attitude is your philosophy, or, rather, how you view life and yourself. If you want to change certain parts of your life, take a look at yourself first. Start with your attitude. That's what 19-year-old Tameka Crawford had to do when she got to college. She changed her attitude about herself, and that simple choice changed her life.
Tameka lived in a foster-care group home, and she was insecure and scared about going to college. "I worried about people finding out I lived in a group home and treating me differently and making fun of me," she says.
After she got to college, it wasn't long before Tameka started skipping classes and letting her grades fall. She figured she had plenty of time to pull her grades up; she began creating excuses for herself. "I found myself using the excuse of being in foster care every time I missed a class or failed an exam," she says. "A lot of times, I would say to myself, 'Oh, I live in a group home. Who cares if I go to class or not?'"
Tameka admits that even though no one was treating her differently, she still perceived they were. She put limits on herself because of her background. Soon, her self-esteem was low and her grade-point average dropped to a 1. …


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James Bond (Timothy Dalton) returns with a vengeance in LICENCE TO KILL. Having just witnessed his best friend's wedding, Bond is shocked when he learns that ruthless drug runner Franz Sanchez (Robert Davi) has assaulted the couple on their honeymoon, … see full wiki
In 1989, they came out with License to Kill, a James Bond movie number 16 of 22, and that is if you don't count the very first movie, Casino Royale, which was not in the series. That was made strictly for television and in black and white. License to kill is the second of two movies that Timothy Dalton has starred in. The first movie was called The Living Daylights made in 1987. I don't think there will be anybody that could ever replace Sean Connery or Roger Moore. I have all 22 movies plus, the earliest black and white version of Casino Royale, which was made strictly for TV in 1954. Every time one of these movies comes out. I usually wait for it to come out on DVD so that I can add it to my collection. But there are times when I get in the mood to just sit down and watch one of these on a Saturday afternoon. With all of the new ones that have come out, people seem to forget that there still are some good ones that have been out for awhile, but they just need to be reminded that they are out there and License to Kill is one of those good ones. With Timothy Dalton, playing the part of James Bond they tried to keep the English accent, along with all of the other Bond movies. The director, John Glenn tried to find somebody that would keep people on the edge of their seat. Plus have a different style of acting, trying to stay away from the style of acting of Sean Connery and Roger Moore.
As each new Bond movie comes out. They send him on a more dangerous mission than the last. This particular one finds James Bond trying to avenge the death of his old friend and his very seductive and beautiful new bride Della Churchhill, (played by Priscilla Barnes), agent Felix Leiter, (played by David Hedison). While he is trying to seek revenge for the death of his friend, MI6 ordered Bond to forget about that matter. M said it was not their problem and tried to give him a new assignment. Bob refuses to follow orders and stripped of his license to kill status. He leaves MI6 to go on a personal vendetta, he promises to avenge his friend's death by traveling the world to find the person responsible for this. He finds out that drug lord Franz Sanchez (played by Robert Davi) and of course there is a villainess of this movie, and she is the sultry Lupe Lamora, (played by Talisa Soto) as beautiful as she is she tries to become friends with Bond as he tries to play both sides of the track.
He goes on several different adventures, his usual boat chase and fights on an unmanned airplane and confrontations with gunfire and explosions in the middle of the Mexican desert. These are all very exciting scenes, from the Mexican desert to back in Miami. He continues to fight against the DEA agents and the outlandish drug lord. Bonds still insists that Sanchez (drug lord) is responsible for the death of his friend, but his boss at MI6 does not believe him and says it is not their problem. Bond gets a little help from fellow agent Sharkey, (played by Frank McRae) they go after their next obstacle, which is a remote-controlled drone, which is used for smuggling drugs into the marina. They figured that if they could pull this off. This would damage and hurt the drug smuggling operation. The underwater scenes of bond fighting with the spear gun is very real Bonds seems to be superhuman through all of this, once he has tried to board this drone he finds out that Pam Bouvier (played by Carey Lowell) another one of the Bond girls is involved. The chemistry between Bond and all of the Bond girls does very well. There are more scenes with enough explosion to satisfy your thirst for the Bond movies such as Stinger missiles attack, fuel trucks blowing up, and other such excitement's will keep you on the edge of your seat.
I know that Timothy Dalton is only used in only two of the Bond movies, but for some reason, what ever person they pick to play Bond, they do a fine job recruiting them. I find that the job that he does in both of his movies is extra ordinarily different than Sean Connery and Roger Moore. He has his own style of acting. Once you have seen the new movie and go back to watching one of these older ones. You can see the difference in the gadgets and exciting scenes. They become more extravagant as life goes on. The new movie Quantum of Solace which comes out in October of 2008 is supposed to be movie of all movies in the James Bond series. Basically, the quality of this film stands up, just like all the rest. Bond and the villains, I would rate as highly decorated actors. It seemed to take a special personality to be one of the henchmen, which again I would highly rate as extraordinary. The beautiful Bond girls all three of them sexy and sultry as they are did not seem to overreact on any of their parts. It was nice to see that they bring certain Bond colleagues back playing their original parts from movie to movie.
Overall Conclusion
I would highly recommend this movie to all of those James Bond fanatics. It is always nice to go back in time and watch some of his older movies. Even though it is a different James Bond, the imagination is still there about being a spy operative. The scenes from different countries are extraordinarily beautiful. The only thing that I did not like was the theme song sung by Gladys Knight. This was the only part that did not rate very high on my scale.
Other Bond Movies
Here is a list of all of the other Bond movies if you are interested:Casino Royale (1954), Dr. No (1962), From Russia with Love (1963), Goldfinger (1964), Thunder Ball (1965), You Only Live Twice (1967), Casino Royale (1967), On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), Diamonds Are Forever (1971), Live and Let Die(1973), The Man with the Golden Gun(1974), Moonraker(1979), For Your Eyes Only (1981), Octopussy (1983), Never Say Never Again(1985), The Living Daylights(1987), Goldeneye (1995), Tomorrow Never Dies(1997), The World Is Not Enough(1999), Die Another Day(2002), Casino Royale(2006), and the newest movie coming out in 2008 Quantum of Solace.
Any of these movies I would highly recommend to watch anytime day or night. If you like computerized gadgets fight scenes, explosions, and all kinds of adventure these are the movies for you.
Viewing Format: DVD
Video Occasion: Better than Watching TV
Suitability For Children: Suitable for Children Age 13 and Older
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Logging more tackles than any other player since 2011 is outstanding. Doing so in today's NFL makes what Minnesota Vikings linebacker Chad Greenway has accomplished even more impressive. The defensive environment in which Greenway notched 261 stops in his past 27 games is different than just a few years ago, let alone during previous generations like when his franchise fielded the vaunted Purple People Eaters in the 1960s and 1970s. The biggest change stems from the Collective Bargaining Agreement reached between the NFL and its players in summer 2011. New rules have reduced the number of full-contact practices that can be held, especially late in the season. This was designed to improve player health and safety, but a side effect is sloppier defense on game days. "You wonder why tackling isn't what it used to be? Look no further than the new CBA," Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier told FOXSports.com from inside his office at team headquarters. "It's hard to teach tackling and ...
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After the Atlanta Falcons were embarrassed 24-2 in New York to the Giants in the Wild Card round of the 2011 playoffs; their main focus in 2012 was to secure home-field advantage.With the best record at 13-3 in the NFC, the Falcons did exactly that. The Falcons start their quest for a Super Bowl against the battle tested Seattle Seahawks.While Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan has an amazing home record at 33-6, he is more known for his 0-3 record and lackluster play in the playoffs.Here are three reasons why the Seahawks will make that record 0-4 after their Divisional round game on Sunday.
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A 29-YEAR-OLD who threatened to kill his girlfriend while he was strangling her has avoided a prison sentence.
Milosz Kuczkowski admitted unleashing a terrifying assault on Edyta Zolnowska at their home, in Orchard Park, Burton, on January 18, in which he subjected her to slaps to her face before squeezing her neck.
This is not the first attack Miss Zolnowska has suffered but his solicitor urged the court 'not to give up on him'.
He appeared via video link from prison to hear his case being set out at Burton Magistrates' Court.
The couple returned home from a party at 10pm where the defendant had been drinking alcohol. He was angry when he couldn't find any cigarettes and started smashing things up.
Adam Warner, prosecuting, said the defendant followed his partner through the house, slapping her with open hands, shouting at her , before lying on her when she has fallen, hitting her more than 10 times.
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Kuczkowski was remanded into custody a day later, where he stayed, which his solicitor, John Skinner, said is just short of a four month prison sentence.
He added: "This is a further offence on the same partner but this is no reason to give up on him He acknowledges that he needs some help. He has gone some considerable time without drink and he has to avoid relapsing because he can see the consequences
"His partner wants him to return as there are financial risks."
He was given a four months prison sentence suspended for 24 months, and will pay £85 court costs and a £80 victim surcharge.


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Though fishing is an option here, this is really a waterfront hotel that offers various activities. The name reflects the attitude of the owners, Bruce and Donna, who retired to Boca Chica from south Florida. Spacious, well-equipped rooms have private balconies and are decorated with themed murals. It's popular with families and has ample grounds, a large pool, and a lively common area open to the public. Bruce's boats are docked below for his next fishing trip, but he'll take you island hopping and can arrange scuba diving. Meals are served on a wide terrace with a view.
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The very nice View and the warm welcome of the manager was not enought to pay for bad service, dirty and poor food. Could be acceptable for a low budget and backpackers or fisherman hotel but I would not go there again for that price
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In this course, photographer and author Jan Kabili explores what you need to know to start using Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 to edit, organize, and share your photos.
The course begins with a look at how to import your photos into Elements, and then dives right into editing photos with the Photo Fix, Quick Edit, and Guided Edit workspaces. Jan also introduces the Expert Edit workspace, which provides tools for making selections, retouching, compositing, adding text, and more. Finally, the course reviews the Elements 11 sharing features, including crafting photo creations like greeting cards, emailing photos, and sharing photos on Facebook.
If you have a photo that's too dark or too light or looks flat or needs less contrast or needs the lighting to be evened out, you can sometimes fix those lighting problems in Quick Edit, using the Exposure and Levels Adjustments. I'm going to open a couple of images with lighting problems here in the Organizer, and then I'll click the Editor button to open them into the Editor. I'm in the Quick Fix workspace. Down here in the Photo Bin, I'm going to double-click this image on the right. If your Photo Bin isn't showing, you can open it by clicking the Photo Bin icon in the taskbar.
Now, here's an image with uneven lighting, I'd like to open up the dark areas without blowing out the highlights, so that there is detail in both the shadows and the highlight areas. For that I'll go to the Levels controls, clicking the arrow to the right of Levels in the Quick Edit workspace. In Levels, I can adjust the dark areas, the Shadows; the light areas, the Highlights; and the Midtones separately. I'll start with the Shadows, clicking on the Shadows tab, and that gives me a separate set of controls that will impact the dark areas the most. I could drag the slider, or I can just hover over these various presets until I find one that I think looks good on this image.
I'm going to go with this one right in the middle. Next, I'll go to the Highlights tab and click that to get a whole new set of controls that will primarily impact the Highlights, which in this photo are over on the right side of the photo. I'll hover over these presets and I think I'm going to go with this one. Finally, I'll go to the Midtones tab, and notice that the slider starts in the middle. If I drag the slider to the left, or if I use the presets which are to the negative, like these, I get this kind of a gray overlay. So most often with Midtones I want to increase the contrast in the Midtones by moving the slider to the right of the starting point or using the presets over here.
I think I'm going to go with this one. So that does a pretty good job of evening out the tonality in this image, but I do think that overall it's still too dark, so this is where Exposure comes in. I'll go up to the Exposure control and click the arrow to the right of it to open the slider and the presets for Exposure. As I hover over the presets to the right of the one that's currently selected, the one with the blue outline, I can see that I'm starting to blow out the highlights right away, and these are just too much exposure. So I'm going to select this preset and then I'm going to come up to the slider and I'm going to drag it slightly to the left to fine-tune that result.
So that's how to use the Levels and Exposure controls in Quick Edit to fix lighting problems. Now let's take a look at another image which I'm going to double-click here in the panel Bin. Here's an image that has lighting problems. It needs, I think, a little more contrast, but it also has a colorcast. The actual scene wasn't this orange. I'm going to go to the Levels controls again, clicking the arrow to the right of Levels, and I'm going to come down to the two Auto buttons here. Watch what happens if I click Auto Contrast. The image does get a little more contrasty, but I still have that colorcast.
So I'm going to come down to the taskbar and I'll click Undo, and that takes me back to the original state of the image. Again, I'll open the Levels controls by clicking the arrow to the right of Levels and this time I'm going to try Auto Levels. Auto Levels impacts not only the contrast in the image, but also the color, giving me a result that's more true to life. So when you have a photo that needs more contrast and has a colorcast, Auto Levels is something to try, but if you have an image that needs a contrast boost but the colors already look right, then you might try Auto Contrast.
So those are the Levels controls and Exposure controls here in the Quick Edit workspace. They're useful when the main thing you want to correct about a photo is the lighting. Sometimes color is a bigger issue than lighting, and in those cases you might use the Color and the Balance controls, which is what we'll look at in the next movie.
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COLUMBIA CITY — A Columbia City man is hoping to turn a hobby into something much more.
Jeremiah Geiger was a participant for years in the Whitley County 4-H Fair. He is still involved, but now on a different side.
"That was my passion, showing hogs at fair," he said. "I showed hogs for 10 years."
Currently, Geiger raises animals and sells them to students wishing to participate in the fair. The operation is small so far, but is not without its struggles.
"Nothing went right this fall," Geiger said. "I couldn't get (my animals) bred."
COLUMBIA CITY — Crooked Lake's nature preserve has recently added two additional tracts of land.
Indiana's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Commission voted Jan. 15 to bring in the 69.5 acres, named the Crooked Lake Addition Nature Preserve, to the original Crooked Lake Nature Preserve. The area now has a total of 215 acres.
The two parcels of land were added with assistance from the Indiana Heritage Trust and the Crooked Lake Property Owners' Association.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Senate approved a proposal authored by Ind. Sen. Jim Banks (R-Columbia City) to protect Hoosiers' right to vote by secret ballot.
Senate Joint Resolution 2 would amend the Constitution of the State of Indiana to permanently protect the right to use secret ballots in elections, including union authorization elections. The Ind. Senate passed the resolution by a vote of 33-16, moving it to the Ind. House of Representatives for further consideration.
WASHINGTON — Saturday mail delivery will soon be suspended, according to the Postal Service.
Cutting back to a five-day delivery schedule is estimated to save the Postal Service $2 billion annually.
With online technology and the growing use of internet driven communication, the agency has been struggling financially.
The move accentuates one of the agency's strong points — package delivery has increased by 14 percent since 2010, officials said, while the delivery of letters and other mail has declined with the increasing use of email and other Internet use.
COLUMBIA CITY — A vehicle from an alleged abduction case in Fort Wayne was found south of Columbia City Tuesday morning.
The car, a black Chrysler, was pulled from Blue River at approximately 11 a.m. after employees at Heavy Truck Equipment and Repair, south of Columbia City on Ind. 9, discovered the vehicle in the river.
Police found the vehicle to be linked to an alleged crime in Fort Wayne, which may have been a hoax.
A garage was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon. Several fire departments were dispatched to 5845 E. Schrader Rd. at approximately 1:30 p.m. after a neighbor spotted the blaze while checking the mail. According to another neighbor, Eileen Nesbitt, firemen saved the nearby home and had the blaze put out quickly. Nesbitt said only the garage and contents inside such as a truck, ATV and boat were destroyed. The property is owned by Dave and Audra Moore.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County Consolidated Schools Board of Trustees heard an update on the sewer plan at the high school.
According to Business Manager Tony Zickgraf, a bid date will be worked out in late March or early April. With projected costs under $350,000, a common construction wage scale will not have to be used, according to a new state law for bids after Dec. 31, 2012.
Zickgraf said this should benefit the district and encourage competition and more companies to bid.
The U.S. Postal Service will stop delivering mail on Saturdays in order to cut expenses.
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In an announcement scheduled for later Wednesday, the service is expected to say the Saturday mail cutback would begin in August.
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The car, a black Chrysler, was pulled from the Blue River at approximately 11 a.m. after employees at Heavy Truck Equipment and Repair, south of Columbia City on Ind. 9, discovered the vehicle in the river.
The car was taken to Fort Wayne for police to determine how it was linked to a crime that began at Pointe Iverness Apartments.


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Iles, Chrissie. Biennial Exhibition Catalogue, Whitney Museum of American Art, 2002
Jones, Rhett, Have a Good Weekend…, Animal New York, Nov. 21, 2014
Johnson, Paddy & Kirsch, Corinna, This Week's Must See Art Events, ArtFCity, Novmeber 17, 2014
Lewis, Jon, ed. The New American Cinema. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1998
MacDonald, Scott. Peggy Ahwesh interview, A Critical Cinema #5, U of CA Press, 2006
Mamula, Tuana. Cinemas of Poetry & Violence: Rotterdam Film Festival, Bright Lights Film, Issue 72, May 2011
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The Reds' reign as Super Rugby champions is over after the Sharks crushed them 33-17 at the Suncorp Stadium.
The underdogs produced a huge upset, clocking up three converted tries, two penalties and a drop goal.
The Durban-based side will now face the Stormers in an all-South African semi-final.
The Sharks' win was rarely in doubt after they took a 17-0 lead thanks to tries from JP Pietersen and Paul Jordaan.
Charl McLeod added a third after the break while Frederic Michalak kicked 15 points.
The Reds points came through a try and conversion from Will Genia, whilst Radike Samo also crossed. His try was converted by Mike Harris, who also kicked a penalty.
The Sharks may be the lowest-ranked side left in the competition but they stunned the Reds by racing into a 10-0 lead inside 12 minutes.
Former France international Michalak knocked over an early penalty before the South African side manufactured an outstanding try from their own 22.
A fantastic move ended with Bismarck du Plessis' well-timed pass, which created the room for Pietersen to race over.
After Michalak converted the Reds hopes took a further blow as fly-half Ben Lucas, was forced off with a nasty ankle injury.
And whilst the hosts were adjusting to the reshuffle, the Sharks struck again.
Sublime handling on the right touchline allowed centre Jordaan to go clear, and Michalak again added the extras.
Harris put the shell-shocked Reds on the board with a penalty, only for the Sharks to go straight up the other end and respond with a Michalak drop goal.
The Reds desperately needed a try before the break and they got it thanks to their talisman Genia. It was converted by Harris to trim the half-time deficit to 20-10.
But they were dealt a hammer-blow after the break when McLeod read a flat pass from Genia on halfway and seized on it to canter in, with Michalak's conversion the Sharks were 17 points to the good.
The Reds responded by battering away at the Sharks line, and they thought they had got themselves back in it, but Liam Gill's try was ruled out by the video referee who couldn't be sure he had grounded the ball.
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Add water to large Dutch oven to depth of 1 inch and bring to boil. Spread potatoes and carrot evenly on steamer rack. Place steamer rack in Dutch oven. Cover and steam vegetables until almost tender, about 9 minutes. Add broccoli florets to steamer rack; cover and steam until all vegetables are just tender, about 3 minutes. Transfer vegetables to large bowl and cool to room temperature.
Add chicken and red onion to bowl of vegetables. Combine oil and garlic in small saucepan. Cook over low heat just until garlic begins to sizzle, about 1 minute. Remove from heat and cool slightly. Whisk in lemon juice and thyme. Pour warm dressing over salad and toss to coat. Season salad to taste with salt and pepper.
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Pear, Blue Cheese and Toasted Pecan Salad
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Sweet pears, creamy blue cheese and crunchy pecans are tossed with baby greens. This salad makes a great lunch or first course for dinner.
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Preheat the oven to 350° F. Toss the pecans and butter in a small bowl to evenly coat. Spread pecans in a single layer on a parchment lined baking sheet. Bake until aromatic, 5 to 7 minutes. Allow to cool.
Whisk together vinegar, olive oil, mustard, honey, basil, thyme and savory; season to taste with salt and pepper. Set aside.
In a large bowl combine greens and pears. Drizzle with vinaigrette and toss gently to coat. Sprinkle with blue cheese and toasted pecans.
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½ cup melted butter
1½ cup brown sugar
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1 cup chopped pecans
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"What's wrong with that girl," the woman asked with irritation. "Why, she's the biggest kid out there!"
The occasion was a girls' softball game and "that girl" was my twin daughter who had just missed an easy pop fly.
Born with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and resulting developmental disabilities resulting from her birth mom's choices, this was not an unusual moment for my kid.
She was 15 and her father had promised to Twin Two and her little sister they could play, despite my spoken-aloud thought that both simply wanted the uniform shirt.
That's the year Dad died, however, leaving me the job of shuttling here and there with softball players in the minivan. Neither had played the game before; soccer had been our poison.
I'm just going to be honest -- the whole experience was painful. And not helped by comments like the one I heard sputtered behind my back. I slowly turned to look at the older woman. Her raised eyebrows indicated she expected my indignation to join hers.
"That's my kid and she has a brain injury. It's her first season to play."
As the backpedaling began, I lobbed a practiced forgiveness her way and spun around, ready to cheer. Loudly.
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is not a brain injury very many people understand. It's invisible, for starters. Only some of its victims have the facial anomalies we associate with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Even fewer folks are comfortable with the concept -- that the brain is an organ and, like any other organ, can suffer episodes of illness. Some lasting a lifetime.
When someone's heart, for example, becomes diseased, we hold fundraisers. Liver failing? We'll bring you dinners until you're better. Say "pancreatic cancer" and watch the flood of sympathy.
Mental illness, including that induced by prenatal exposure to drugs and alcohol? That's when we talk about spiritual battles and isn't it great that there are so many medications out there now.
Or, even better, we blame the parents, looking for signs of abuse and neglect.
That's like blaming diabetes on bad parenting, my friend Chris Bouneff, head of Oregon's National Association on Mental Illness, likes to say. "You can come from the best home ever and still be mentally ill."
Before I launch into an explanation about my family's situation, let me say that my three youngest children were much loved by their birth parents. However, that mom and dad suffer their own severe mental function issues, including retardation. Neither could make appropriate parenting and other choices, both before and after the birth of several babies.
I don't know all of the history, but documentation by child welfare workers and comprehensive neurological testing of my 17 year-old twins tells me enough: the damage is there, it's extensive and it's permanent.
When unborn babies are exposed to alcohol, recreational and prescription drugs not approved for use in pregnant women, bad things happen.
In the case of my twinsters, such toxins prevented parts of their brain from developing. Some did not grow at all. Neurons failed to connect, lobes grew smaller than typical.
When people ask about psychotropic medicines, I ask right back: "How do you treat something that does not exist? How do you medicate a hole?"
When they mention behavioral modification, I try to be patient -- that phrase indicates there's a choice to be had about how to behave. Sorry, but birth mom's use of medication and alcohol to quell her own mental illness took that option out of my daughters' hands.
We saw it right away in Twin One, before we had any real clue. Even at 2 ¬?, this little girl was ruled by her impulsiveness. And no consequence could change things.
There was the time she crawled to the same plug outlet 30 times and tried to pry out the safety covers. Thirty times.
But that was nothing. Her behaviors rocketed out of control nearly every day, increasing in magnitude with every month. We tried every parenting trick we had in the bag and borrowed from others. .
Twin One was labeled with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder at age 5 after she punched her pregnant preschool teacher in the stomach. At 7, she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Epic tantrums were well known in our house and neighborhood as my child's inner torture collided with everyday life.
Family outings were guaranteed disasters; the only variable was how much time we could get before the volcano erupted.
And people were starting to get hurt. Damaged. Emotionally and physically.
Thanks to a tightly-woven support network, we were still able to maintain. Our pediatrician, teachers, pastors, neighbors -- together we weathered the tides that pushed and pulled this little girl. Medications failed time and time again, but my kiddo's people never did.
Even when things went from hard to horrific. By the end of fourth grade her pastimes included slicing her skin with scissors and playing with a hot iron. Talking to herself in strange voices. Saying she wanted to kill herself. A kid who had never watched a scary movie in her life was chilling my blood.
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Forestier and She's A Rebel Too took off to battled for the lead. Forestier got the measure of She's A Rebel Too as they raced into the turn, but she could not hold off Silmaril, who was reunited with jockey Abel Castellano, in the drive. Chris Grove trained the winner, who paid $22.60, $6.20 and $3.20. Forestier returned $3.80 and $2.60. She's a Rebel Too's show was $2.80. The $2 exacta was worth $77.60."Coming out of the gate she took a little stumble but my horse was perfectly relaxed down the backside," Castellano said. "When we got to the three-eighths pole I knew I had the race won. She came running."Silmaril earned $45,000 for breeder and owner Stephen E. Quick.Castellano swept the final four races of the card, also scoring on Spirited Game (6th, $3), Gram's Folly (7th, $3.60) and Taoiseach (9th, $3). The three-day Winter SprintFest concludes tomorrow with the $200,000 General George Handicap (gr. II). Nine horses are entered, headlined by Badge of Silver, who was one of the top contenders for the Visa Triple Crown a year ago before being sidelined by injuries.(Chart, Equibase)
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