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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Mitchell Metro by age group. In Mitchell Metro, the male-to-female ratio is 11,570:11,755, which is 2% lower than the ratio of South Dakota, which is 423,962:423,531. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Mitchell Metro, has 34% less property crime than South Dakota, and is 66% below the nation's average. Mitchell Metro, has 57% less personal crime than South Dakota and when compared to that of United States, Mitchell Metro is 84% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Mitchell Metro that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Mitchell Metro, 81% of people are married and 19% of people are single. The percent of people married is 2% higher than the ratio of South Dakota, which is 78%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Mitchell Metro income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Mitchell Metro is $52,777, which is 7% higher than that of South Dakota ($49,270). Income data for Mitchell Metro is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Mitchell Metro. In Mitchell Metro, 11% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 24% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 3% lower than that of South Dakota. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.

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Reply+1#51 to #29 - lesrin (10/15/2013) [-]
i would like everyone here to know that, that right there isnt a cop, as someone whos joining the military as a mp, and becoming a police officer afterwards ive read up more then my fair share on cops and ive wanted to be one since i was a kid, cops just like the military, have pretty damn brutal training and tests to make sure your in good enough shape to do your job effectivly, like a 12 min 2 mile run in full gear, and obstacles that are timed not to mention you have to be able to pass the fitness test, in which you have to be able to do 40 push ups bare minimum in a minute (depends on state etc) also have situps pull ups and much more, they give you this test when you apply to be a officer and you have to take it like every 4 years i believe, i know it depends on state as well, the only time you ever get a fat cop is becuase they are part of a small town where they dont have enough compitition to push them out becuase no one would replace them, or when you have a officer whos been there for a very long time and has managed to make enough friends to avoid getting kicked out, in which he is breaking the rules and would get fired should the state make him test, fat cops are a stereotype that doesnt even exist for every fat cop theres about 100 extremely fit ones, well better then normal ratios for your average civilian
tl:dr fat cops dont exist except for extremely rare circumstances
just posted this a bit ago so just copy pasted, sry if i seem like a dick but its the facts
tl:dr fat cops dont exist except for extremely rare circumstances
just posted this a bit ago so just copy pasted, sry if i seem like a dick but its the facts
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You only need to be fit when applying for the job, you can eat like a swine after you are a cop


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Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire and Republican rival Dino Rossi spatted over the cause of what was at first expected to be a $3.2 billion shortfall in revenue for the 2009-11 biennium. Many legislators now are bracing for that number to grow to $7 billion by March.
The nine legislators with Kitsap ties find themselves with the additional onus of trying to get money to create more four-year college degrees locally and to save from irrelevance what has been an economic life source for the region — Washington State Ferries.
All this on top of decisions every legislator in Olympia will face while watching an economy in free fall and weighing the risks of cutting or transforming a government that can't afford to operate the same way it has for years.
"Barack Obama's team keeps saying this crisis is too important to waste," said state Rep. Larry Seaquist, D-Gig Harbor. So instead of coming out with "a smaller version of the same government," he said, legislators need to create something that is not only smaller, but works better.
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That kind of reform may cause fewer moral qualms than some others that are under consideration. State Rep. Sherry Appleton, D-Poulsbo, points to wage freezes for 23,000 workers who get paid less than $11 an hour to provide home health care.
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"The programs that are always cut are for the most vulnerable," she said. "If you get rid of all these programs you're going to have people dying."
Where Kitsap legislators appear to be solidly unified is with ferries. They plan to fight a proposal that would reduce ferries in South Kitsap, Bremerton and Kingston. State Sen. Derek Kilmer, D-Gig Harbor, said that plan was akin to reducing the 520 bridge from Seattle to Bellevue to two lanes.
"I come in with the belief that as it stands right now we don't have adequate service and any proposal that comes in and reduces our already inadequate service to me is a non-starter," Kilmer said.
State Rep. Jan Angel, R-South Kitsap, one of two Kitsap newcomers and the only Republican of the nine Kitsap legislators, called the plan an unfunded mandate. It would state service and rely on local governments to fund passenger ferries.
State Rep. Kathy Haigh, D-Shelton, chairs the House Education Appropriations Committee. She said some that while of the budget cuts could result in government improvements, there is cause for concern. The governor's budget calls for about $125 million in cuts in education equalization money, funds that are used to make up some of the difference between wealthy and poor school districts.
Those kind of cuts affect rural areas the most, she said, which means her 35th Legislative District and others like it would be highly impacted. Haigh said she hopes legislators can find ways to still spend less, but improve how the money is distributed so that those districts with the most to lose won't feel the bulk of the pain.
The 35th district will also be hurt by the likely reduction in state government staff, she said The southeastern corner of her district is within easy commuting distance of Olympia and many state employees could find themselves unemployed.
There will be a substantial amount of nonbudget work going on as well, but it might be tough to pay attention to it as the scheduled 105-day session rolls on. State Rep. Christine Rolfes, D-Bainbridge Island, plans to introduce bills enacting energy standards in construction, environmental rules about using herbicides in lakes and a change in state law that would allow Bainbridge Island to change its form of government some time other than November.
Rolfes will propose a pseudo-tax-increment-financing bill that would help Harrison Medical Center expand. Rolfes will also reintroduce bills, one that makes National Guard members who are deployed eligible for county assistance and another that would allow crime victims to write testimony regarding criminals up for work-release. Both bills made it through the House last year but missed Senate deadlines in the short session.
Kilmer wants the state to make a percentage of its purchases from veteran-owned businesses and wants to see B&O tax relief for some businesses.
What may provide the lone piece of optimism in the session could come from the other Washington, as the federal government determines how it will distribute money designed to stimulate the economy.
Seaquist, at the request of House Speaker Frank Chopp, is leading a discussion of setting criteria and developing strategies for what kind of projects get funded. Seaquist said the three criteria so far are that the project provide jobs in the short term, that the projects leave a lasting benefit and that they provide long-term employment. "I think our voters are so nervous about this economic downturn and this massive government spending that we better damn well make sure every dollar goes where it counts," he said.
This story was edited to correct the amount proposed to be cut in education equalization funding.
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It's really not too soon to think Peck outdoor music season
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Esteban Montejo, a onetime Cuban slave who lived to be 113, loved trees and the forests that held them. It's therefore no accident that Lisa Schlenker's scenic design for the just-opened Skylight Music Theatre production of "El Cimarrón" — Hans Werner Henze's musical adaptation of Montejo's remarkable autobiography — revolves around a massive tree.
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Doc Severinsen returned to the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Pops stage Friday evening with trumpet and flugelhorn in hand.
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To be honest I was extremely surprised about the comments re Florien Muller.
I've read his blog for several years and always found him to be pretty bang on the money. Given that he makes money from his consulting work; rather than his journalism; I would imagine that it's more important for him than most bloggers to be accurate in his analysis since that's how (and he is clear about this) he picks up his consulting jobs.
I'm also a long time register reader and haven't failed to spot that you are much more friendly when your big advertisers (Rackspace for example) have an epic fail than you are with other companies with whom you have no commercial relationship.
I've also never seen a Reg article with a 'Rackspace (or insert other advertiser name) pay my wages' disclaimer (which is always what you see with Mr Muller).
I think there are several orders of magnitude of error at only 6m USD.
Still it's probably a few orders of magnitude less of a problem than disclosing your complete subscriber list :-)
Presumably this was an ad for rackspace (everyone's favorite sponsor of el reg) rather than actual news.
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Victor Mendoza, 25, of Campbellsville, faces numerous charges after a collision involving three vehicles on Sunday around 12:35 p.m. in Springfield that left a Bardstown man dead.
Among the charges, Mendoza faces one count of murder, as well as a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence.
According to Kentucky State Police, Mendoza was heading northbound on Bloomfield Road in a 1998 Ford van when he disregarded a stop sign at the intersection of US 150.
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According to a report provided by KSP, they were asked last Tuesday by the Washington County Sheriff's Office to assist with a threat to "...blow up the school on April 30." The message was written on a bathroom stall in a boys' restroom. Principal Amanda Mattingly was informed after several students saw the message and the authorities were notified.
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April 22 was Earth Day around the globe, and Washington County was no exception.
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In 2003, Dr. Elinor Scricca founded Pride and Patriotism of Lee County. The concept was born from an advocacy for the arts and the love of country, which together present pride in our students' artistic talents while paying tribute to our veterans around Veterans Day. Our students' musical, artistic, literary (poetic) and mini-documentary talents are highlighted in the program. ...


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We know them well: Archie Comics' characters (from left) Veronica, Archie, and Betty; Betty will move from graphic novels to a book series for young adults.
No pictures to tell the story of one of Archie's girls.
RIVERDALE'S most famous blonde is crossing over from comics to the book world.
Diary Of A Girl Next Door: Betty, out July 16 from Archie Comics, is the company's answer to the popular Diary Of A Wimpy Kid franchise.
Archie's new series of young adult novels with pictures begins with its first book starring Betty Cooper, that plucky girl who's been in a love triangle with Archie Andrews and Veronica Lodge since the 1940s.
Featuring art by Bill Galvan, Bob Smith and Jack Morelli, the contemporary cartoon diary chronicles Betty's first year of high school, her extracurriculars (BMX biking, dog training, peer meditation) and her strained relationship with her rich and snobby BFF Veronica.
Author Tania del Rio says she's filling the book with humorous entries focusing on all the drama of being a teen: "Academic pressure, the highs and lows of unrequited crushes, 'frenemies' and trying to balance growing up with keeping childlike interests."
She's surprised by how much she related to Betty when working on the project – del Rio was an avid journal keeper herself when she was a teenager.
"Looking back on my old diary entries, I see how often I made mountains out of molehills," says del Rio, 34, who lives in Venice, California. "I tried to bring some of this spirit to Betty, and had so much fun writing about her high school experiences with her voice."
Betty has had more than 70 years of stories on the comic-book page, and with her take del Rio wants to show a fresh new side to the character fans know. But she also introduces Betty to new readers "as a lovably flawed, relatable freshman girl who manages to get herself into a host of ridiculous situations," the author says.
"She sometimes takes herself a little too seriously, but it's her brilliant imagination and tenacity that helps her deal with all the craziness in her life, and that's what I love best about her character." – USA Today/McClatchy-Tribune Information Services
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1/3 cup nonfat plain yogurt
1/4 cup reduced-fat sour cream
3 tablespoons rice vinegar, or white-wine vinegar
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon honey, or more to taste
1 1/2 teaspoons dried minced onion, or dried chopped chives
1 1/4 teaspoons dried tarragon, or dill
1/2 teaspoon onion salt, or celery salt or 1/4 teaspoon of each
White pepper, to taste
3 cups cooked whole-wheat fusilli, or similar pasta (about 6 ounces dry)
4 cups chopped broccoli florets, (about 1 1/2 large heads)
1 1/2 cups diced ham, (8 ounces), preferably reduced-sodium
1 large red or yellow bell pepper, (or a combination), diced
1/4 cup diced red onion, plus slices for garnish
1/3 cup raisins
Freshly ground pepper, to taste
4 cups spinach leaves
1 cup torn radicchio leaves
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This 2 day camp designed for beginner & intermediate level riders will focus on mastering the fundamental elements of downhill and freeride disciplines.
July, 3rd - 4th 2014
This 2 day camp designed for beginner & intermediate level riders will focus on mastering the fundamental elements of downhill and freeride disciplines. Focal points will include body position, bike / body separation, line selection, effective cornering, brake modulation, balance, bike control, basic wheel lifts, and an introduction to drops and jumps. Bike set-up, suspension tuning, and maintenance tips will also be covered.
Ability Level: Beginner to intermediate Riders (ages 15 & up)
Head Coach: certified instructors trained by Shaums March
Base Price: $259 plus tax (includes complimentary 2 day bike park ticket)
Optional Add-on's: Bike Rentals starting at $69 per day, lodging starting at $33.00
Camp Schedule
All Camps meet outside of the Bike Shop (The Mountain Adventure Center) at 9am. On the first morning of the camp the coaches will work with each camper to cover basic pre-ride bike inspections and bike set up. This ensures that your bike is properly set up for your body. This includes adjusting the front and rear suspension, saddle height, brake levers, shifter levers, etc. After bike inspection and set up the group as a whole will move into a fundamental skills assessment so the coaches can get a baseline of where everyone is in terms of riding abilities. After covering the fundamentals, the coaches will break campers out into a few groups, generally consisting of 5-8 riders of similar skill levels and move into more specific skill discussion, demonstration, practice, and evaluation sessions. After covering several specific skills in a practice environment the group will head into the bike park to apply those skills in on-trail experiences. The coaches will move around in the group and give one on one time to each camper throughout the trail riding sessions and provide direct feedback and encouragement.
Camps will break mid-day for lunch. The afternoon sessions are often similar to the morning sessions and riders are encouraged to discuss any specific goals or skills they're interested in covering. Camp will run until the Bike Park closes (5:00pm).
Lodging - If you're lodging through Snowshoe Central Reservations, you may check in at Mountain Top Check in located in the Top of the World Lodging Complex at the South Mountain. This check-in location is open 24 hours for your convenience.
Ravenswood: This is the most affordable and basic of the lodging option at just $33 plus tax for 2 nights in a private bedroom in a 3 bedroom dormitory style apartment. These are very basic, shared units and while they don't offer luxury, they do offer a practical and affordable lodging option on top of the mountain with just a 2 minute walk to the heart of the village. Each 3 bedroom unit offers a full kitchen, shared bath, and access to coin laundry.
Bike Rentals – If you choose to rent a bike, it is recommended that you pick up your bike and gear at the MAC (bike shop) on the evening prior to the first day of camp. If you have your own freeride or Downhill bike but need gear (full face helmet, body armor, etc.) the bike shop does rent this stuff. The MAC staff will open Saturday (9:00am) if you are unable to pick up your bike the night before.
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"I attended my first MMR Camp at Snowshoe in 2010. At the time, I thought I was a mid-level downhill rider and the camp would help me learn to go faster and bigger. But, Shaums doesn't work that way, at least not directly. He teaches you the basics of riding: balance, weight distribution, body position, how to turn and how to stop. Turns out, I didn't know how to ride at all. Once I learned the fundamentals (the right way), I ended up going faster and bigger."
J.C. l 39 years young l Software Developer
"The MMR coaches were a lot of fun to ride with. They listened to what we wanted to get out of the camp and made sure we all walked away happy. I learned far more than I ever expected to, and I'm already planning my next Snowshoe MMR Camp!"
Eric L. l 60 years young l Chief Technology Officer
"Great focus on the basic skills and a quick progression into techniques that made me a much better rider. Nothing like getting rid of all the bad technique and replacing it with solid ones to improve quickly. One highlight was ripping down the trail with Shaums behind me shouting out techniques heading into a turn or drop - what a hoot! (something he did for everyone in the camp). I still try to focus on the techniques I learned when starting a trail or getting onto a tough section - really makes you clean and fast."
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George Gongora's legacy is in the trust he earned
CORPUS CHRISTI - The mainstream media, as newspapers and other news sources are called these days, gets a lot of bad rap in some corners. Most of the charges are about how journalists are estranged from the general public. I find a lot of this talk so much hooey. Certainly, the career of George Gongora puts the lie to those charges that journalists are out of touch with ordinary Americans.
Gongora, who retired this week from the Caller-Times after 44 years as a news photographer, was the consummate professional. Like the best journalists, for George, the only true gauge of success was getting the story or the photo that told the story. He went to extraordinary lengths to get that one photo that no one else could get, taking risks that non-journalists would say were foolhardy. But for George, obtaining the photo that was the heart of the story was like getting gold.
His title was photojournalist and he certainly did that well. But to me his real key to success was his ability to inspire trust in the public. News sources who have worked with George for many years, whether they are elected officials or the police or government staff people, have this trust because George's record of integrity over the years is spotless.
But for many people, meeting or encountering a reporter or news photographer is a rare thing. Most residents only meet someone connected with the newspaper when they place an ad, or have a birth announcement or funeral notice. The days of the paper delivery boy are long gone. Web sites are great, but they don't substitute for face-to-face meetings where some gauge of humanity can be exchanged. George has the gift of sending the message to people that "I know you and you know me" almost from the first meeting. Weighed down with a bag of photo gear, usually running breathlessly onto the scene of a car wreck, or explosion, or maybe mingling amid a political rally, or just quietly taking a feature photo of fishermen, or kids at play, George's presence was almost always immediately accepted.
I think that's because people sensed that George was there to tell their story as honestly and as straightforwardly as it could be told in a photo. Despite all the slandering of the news media as sensationalist or biased by its very DNA, the fact is that journalists like George Gongora know instinctively that journalism isn't about them, it's about the story. People have a story to tell, a story that many want to tell, and it's a story that needs to be told and they need a professional journalist such as George who is willing to take risks to help them tell it.
The Internet is a marvel, but it has the illusion of convincing us that everything we find on it is truth. The Web is a liberating and democratic instrument; we are all instantly gatherers and disseminators of information. But this has led to the devaluing of what a professional journalist does. After more than 40 years in journalism in Corpus Christi, here is what George Gongora brought to his work. He brought context, the institutional memory that can measure what has come before against what has come now. He brought a professional lifetime of experience in filtering out what was trivial from what is important to the people who viewed his published photos. He brought a sense of place to his photos; if you saw a Gongora photo, you knew you were in Corpus Christi and nowhere else. A portfolio of his photos was the family album of Corpus Christi: the workers, the wealthy, the bereaved, the joyous, the comical, the milestones, in all the kaleidoscope of colors that we are. He brought a sense of humility about what he did, knowing after his decades of covering the news that journalism's best effort is at best the pencil sketch version of the final painting of history.
George will, of course, be missed. But those of us who worked with him over 40 years are so much the richer for having been colleagues with him and having him share his values with us. Corpus Christi is that much richer for having the photos he took chronicle its life.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, FL. --- Or, Kissimmee, or Disneyworld, if you prefer.
Where the Braves are taking shape in the spring, anyway.
You've heard the stories of the rising star whose blasts are measured by the yard.
Whose prodigious clouts have caused auto insurance rates in the Braves parking lot at Champion Stadium to rise out of sight.
Not either of the Jones boys, Chipper or Andruw, ever caused such a furor in his spring debut.
I speak here of a tall, lithe lad named Jason Heyward, who appears destined to open the Braves season in rightfield, and I support this daring supposition by referring to the man who has seen enough to say so---David O'Brien, who sees more of the Braves than any of us.
Of course, you say, what is spring training for if not for these bright, fresh young nuggets who flash across these Florida skies?
Then, of course, eventually settle into the outfield of Gwinnett, or even Mississippi, down on the farm.
Not this one. Not Jason Heyward, tall as a Georgia pine, lean as a whippet and blessed with a bibliography that ranges from coast to coast.
And yet, is basically a home boy who grew up down the road in the capital of Henry County
Spring training is not what it used to be.
Rookies now come to camp richly-endowed. Somesuch as Heyward are carefully nutured, for his is a talent of a rare nature.
He is a product of Ivy League parenting. Both parents are Dartmouth College alumni. His mother majored in French.
His father got his degree in engineering, and played on the Big Green basketball team, after ranging from coast to coast due to a family divorce.
After graduation and marriage, Jason's parents moved to McDonough when the boy was two and a half years old, and the story begins to take legs.
Eugene Heyward came
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found his calling. His dad was coach on a boys league team,
and the lads sometimes could be found along I-75 peddling
donuts to help pay for equipment.
And it was then that the Braves first came into Jason's life. His dad took him to a game occasionally.
"My first love was baseball," he'll tell you, though his
physique is perfect for a tight end or small forward.
His dad made a 90-mile roundtrip commitment
for his son to play on the East Cobb team, where the better
amateurs polished their game, and Jason was on his way.
His body has filled out in keeping with his ambition.
He came to Florida thoroughly armed for success, a
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Grapefruit League statistics mainly impress only sports
writers, Jason is around the top of the crop.
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him the No. 1 rookie of the spring.
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Mark Teixeira deal with Texas, and Stephen
Strasburg, Washington's $15-million kid pitcher,
and an impressive cast. It is safe to say that if you
make it on opening day, you'll be seeing "Jason
Heyward, rf" in the Braves lineup.
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