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The current Russian involvement in Syria should be looked at in a positive way instead of blaming Democrats or Republicans. If you really want to blame Democrats, then blame them for handing out, and the Republicans for having the boxing gloves on, every minute.
The Russian involvement in the current crisis will help us in the long run. We will be stronger economically by not spending trillions of dollars in this escalation, and using the money in modernizing our infrastructure, spending on research, improving our educational system and the overall condition of American people.
The stronger we are financially at home, the stronger we will be on world stage.
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|Cumin seed
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|Olive oil
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
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Sort through lentils and discard any debris or rocks.
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Earlier, I was excited to bring you news that Wilson Chandler, who is not some middle-ground NBA also-ran, was headed overseas to play in Italy. Other than Deron Williams, almost everyone taking their talents across the pond seems to be in the lower tier of NBA players.
So here's another and he happens to be the marginalist of all marginal NBAers: Brian Scalabrine. And here's the best part: He doesn't have a contract -- he's trying out. How I love thee, Scal.
According to the Chicago Tribune, Scalabrine will spend the next five weeks training with Benetton Treviso in Italy. After that, he'll decide what he wants to do.
Sportando reported earlier in the week that it was more of a tryout rather than a check-it-out-for-five-weeks-and-dec
ide move. Scalabrine may not be a top level NBA talent, but he has been a mainstay on rosters since he broke into the league. He's always been a quality practice player and part of a lot of good teams. He can play a bit and I'm sure in Italy, he'd be a solid player. So the "tryout" thing seems to be a bit strange.
But if that's the case and he doesn't make Benetton, then where's that leave him for the NBA? He was on a non-guaranteed contract with the Bulls last year and really served more as a veteran bench presence than actual contributing player. Someone surely would want that service again, but if Scalabrine is looking to play, staying overseas might be his best option.
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I can say with certainty that Scal will ALWAYS have a job opportunity in some capacity in Boston when his pro career concludes. Few players have done less, yet have been more loved that Scal.


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Ken Sugiura of the AJC wrote:Flowery Branch --- The official word out of the Falcons complex Wednesday was that it is possible quarterback Michael Vick will play against New Orleans on Sunday.
But team actions speak louder than words.
Vick, who injured his left (throwing) shoulder Saturday in a victory over Carolina, did not practice Wednesday and is not expected to practice today. Rookie backup Matt Schaub practiced with the first-team offense Wednesday and is expected to do so again today.
All told, it appears highly unlikely that Vick will play in a game that, in terms of the playoffs, is meaningless. The Falcons have clinched the NFC South title and are locked into the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs and a first-round bye.
"I told [Schaub] just to be himself," wide receiver Peerless Price said. "He knows he can play. He's been running this offense for a while. He can do it."
Vick called the pain in his injured shoulder very similar to what he felt two years ago, when he sat out the Falcons' fifth game of the season with a similar injury.
"I'm still taking the same type of precautions and getting treatment and just trying to make sure that if things do turn around, I'll be ready," Vick said.
"We'd like to get [Vick] out there throwing some on Friday and then we'll see where he is," coach Jim Mora said.
Should Vick miss his first start of the season, the Falcons will get an extensive look at Schaub, drafted in the third round from Virginia.
After leading the NFL in passing yards in four exhibition games, Schaub has played only 20 snaps this season, all but one of them in mop-up duty. Sunday would be his first career start.
His main duty thus far has been running the offensive scout team in practice. He has impressed offensive coordinator Greg Knapp with his mental acuity and grasp of the offense, a variation of which Schaub played in for two seasons at Virginia.
Schaub: "Right now, my job is to be ready at any time if the coaches ask me to play and Mike's not able to go."
On the practice field and in meetings, Knapp often quizzes Schaub, Vick and veteran backup Ty Detmer on game plan details --- the formation a play is to be run out of, the development of a play, cues to look for prior to the snap, etc.
"He's been very sharp with it," Knapp said. "He comes prepared. We have oral exams the night before games, and he's always got the right answers."
His command hasn't escaped opponents' notice.
"I think he runs the offense extremely well," Saints coach Jim Haslett said. "I don't know him personally, but he just looks on film like he has a great feel for the game."
Haslett added that before the draft his team rated Schaub higher than some players who were selected in the first round.
Price said that Schaub's practice session Wednesday "went great. . . . Accurate, sitting in there [in the pocket], making throws downfield, putting the ball in spots."
It was the most extensive work Schaub has had with the starting lineup since the preseason, when he won over the team with his performance and confidence. Schaub completed 62.8 percent of his passes, six for touchdowns. Teammates note that Schaub, 23, is unusually poised and mature for a rookie.
"When he has his first baby, he'll be like, 'Oh, that's cool,' " receiver Jimmy Farris said.
Schaub would face a Saints team desperate to stay in the playoff hunt. No one seems overly concerned.
"He's just handling it like he handles everything," said Farris, "which is positive, upbeat and just to look at it for what it is."
I really want to see what Schaub can do and I also believe its a good thing that the Falcons are resting Vick for the playoffs. Sure, he's questionable, but if not for the fact that our destiny is already resolved (#2 seed), Vick would play this week. If we were fighting for a Wild Card spot or the #2 seed, Vick would play.
Vick still may play, but I suspect he won't work for much more than a quarter.
I really want to see what Schaub can do. Although I don't think I will be able to watch this week's game.


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CORPUS CHRISTI - Before the city of Port Aransas picks a new police chief this weekend, four finalists will run through a gauntlet of tests today to determine which man is right for the job.
City Manager Michael Kovacs, who is doing the hiring, wants to know how the candidates will react under pressure. The four men will take part in a media relations exercise, leadership exercises and written and oral exams during a candidate assessment that begins today and continues through the afternoon.
Port Aransas has been without a police chief since late August, after Chief Sam Russell resigned. Police Lt. James Stokes has served as interim chief since and is one of the finalists, Kovacs said.
The city has received 49 applications for the position, which supervises roughly 25 employees, and pays between $50,000 and the mid-$70,000 range, depending on qualifications, Kovacs said.
"I am looking for someone who has progressively responsible police experience, people with command experience, and education was a plus, but we were not requiring a college degree," Kovacs said.
The position is geared to policing a tourist destination but at the same time respecting the rights of residents and visitors, Kovacs said.
"The most prevalent crime is public intoxication or DWI (driving while intoxicated)," Kovacs said. "Spring break is a little different and it is probably most challenging. I want someone with the ability to put together a response plan that works with the county, the city and the state such as game warden and (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission)."
Kovacs plans to have a police chief in place quickly.
"I would expect if everything goes on schedule, I expect to do a one-on-one (interview) Sunday morning and I will make an offer on Sunday if things go well," Kovacs said. "I would like to have a commitment before the Thanksgiving holidays."
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England bowlers Steven Finn and Chris Tremlett have achieved career-high positions in the Reliance ICC Test bowling rankings following their performances in the second npower Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's.
Finn, who returned match figures of 4-139, has moved up to 15th, while Tremlett has climbed four places to 24th after claiming three wickets in the match.
The two pacemen are still in the qualification period, as a bowler only qualifies for a full rating when he reaches 100 Test wickets.
Sri Lanka left-armer Rangana Herath is now his country's highest-ranked bowler, with his five scalps at Lord's lifting him five places to 19th, one above fellow countryman Ajantha Mendis.
Meanwhile, England opener Alastair Cook has closed the gap on fourth-placed Kumar Sangakkara in the batting rankings to just one rating point.
Cook continued his wonderful run of form with scores of 96 and 106 and now boasts a career-high rating of 826. Sachin Tendulkar and Jacques Kallis lead the way on 883 points, with England's Jonathan Trott 40 points adrift in third.
Ian Bell has also taken his rating to new heights. The Warwickshire batsman is in 17th position on 712 following his two half-centuries this week.
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CEDAR RAPIDS Matthew Haile spent his summer vacation a bit differently than his peers at Franklin Middle School. The Cedar Rapids resident, who will begin eighth-grade later this month, kicked off his campaign.
The 13-year-old is hoping to be elected to the Cedar Rapids Community School District's school board during the next regular election, slated for Sept. 8, 2015. Four seats belonging to John Laverty, Allen Witt, Mary Meisterling and Ann Rosenthal are scheduled to be up for that election.
With a write-in campaign, you don't get very far unless you start early, Haile said.
Haile's age renders him ineligible to be on the ballot let alone take office should he garner the most votes.
The law actually says that a candidate has to be 18, however some boards will appoint a student as a non-voting member of the board to get student input, said Tracy Bainter, communications director for the Iowa Association of School Boards. That's always an option.
Haile is passionate about the issues the lack of teacher's union influence on the board is one of his platform's cornerstones and mentioned the possibility of suing for age discrimination in case the law prevented him from taking his seat on the board after winning the elections, Haile said his candidacy is more about advocating for the interests of teachers, the Cedar Rapids Education Association, parents and students.
We need to make sure this is a winning race, Haile said. If we don't win, we make sure we made noise. I know people don't like campaigns making noise but the way things are being run by the school board, I think this campaign needs to make noise for those four groups of people.
Haile launched his campaign in June but the idea to run for elected office has been in his mind for years. An administrative decision to change the schedules for district middle schools a move made without a formal board vote spurred Haile to actually explore joining the race.
I think students are being disenfranchised in a lot of ways. We haven't been able to have a voice, he said. The board is disenfranchising these people and they need to have a voice.
Haile's mother, Michelle Herzog, said that her youngest son has always been the family's pundit. He's really passionate about politics, she said. I, on the other hand, used to have no interest in it. He's taught me a lot and everyone else I know. Me, my husband, his dad everyone. He talks about it all the time.
Still, none of that prepared her for the shock of finding out that her son had called the Linn County Auditor's Office to ask about becoming a write-in candidate.
He's always been really into politics, always wanting to run for things he's not old enough to run for. He's been talking about this for a few years, Herzog said. He's still a kid. He's still my baby. ... It's kind of just happening fast. I didn't really think it was a big deal. A write-in candidate. I don't even know how that works.
Herzog said that students deserve input on issues even if they shouldn't be the decision-makers.
Haile's no lightweight. Without prompting, he name dropped Barry Goldwater and articulated his feelings about the Common Core State Standards he supports them but considers them to to be too uptight -- and is a self-identified liberal Democrat. He also feels strongly that he should be held to the same standard as any other school board candidate.
I think if you're going to vote for me, you're going to take me seriously and treat me the same as anybody else, he said.
Haile lost his first race, for class president in sixth-grade, but said that experience provided lessons for his school board run.
One thing I've learned is that you have to take it stitch by stitch. You have to plan but don't plan too far ahead, he said. It's good to have a platform but what I'm talking about is, What's your first initiative? What's the first thing you're going to do?' I should've been talking to other students about why I'm the best choice.
Yet still, Haile has his eye on the future and the effect a successful run will have on the Cedar Rapids schools. His mother, however, is just trying to come to grips with being his campaign manager, scheduler and top dog.
I never dreamed this would actually happen, she said. I thought, if he really wants me to write his name in, I'll write his name in and he'll be happy. I can't really wrap my head around it.


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Now, city officials are weighing whether to keep those firebreaks as a permanent part of the city's fire defenses.
Mike Smith, a wildland fire specialist for Boulder Fire-Rescue, said the firebreaks, most of them built along existing formal or social trails, could provide a base of operations for future fires.
"From a fire perspective, we sure wish they would keep them because then we would have them if we needed them," Smith said. "In the future, we could have a place that is pre-planned that we could operate from."
Firefighters took advantage of extensive air support on the second day of the blaze to dig defensive lines around a portion of the city. In other fires that led to evacuations of Boulder neighborhoods, such as the Fourmile and Dome fires in 2010, there simply wasn't time, and the steeper terrain wasn't conducive to building those kinds of containment lines, Smith said.
City spokeswoman Sarah Huntley said the discussion about the firebreaks will occur in the next few weeks and likely will include high-level officials from the fire department, Open Space and Mountain Parks and the City Manager's Office.
"We are going to be having a series of internal staff discussions of benefits and disadvantages of those firebreaks," she said. "They obviously were implemented in the face of potential danger, in an emergency. Fortunately, that immediate need has subsided some, but given the ongoing fire danger, there needs to be a conversation about what makes sense."
Huntley said the city hasn't received a single complaint about the firebreaks. That doesn't make the decision an obvious one, though.
"One of the key questions is that if we leave them in some form or fashion, they need to be maintained in some way," she said. "We need to approach it in a way that makes sense in both the short term and the long term."
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New four-part animation based on the beloved book by Richard Adams to air on BBC1 sometime next year.
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Two beloved films from Studio Ghibli -- Oscar-winning masterpiece 'Spirited Away' and the enchanting fantasy-adventure 'The Cat Returns' -- to be made available for the first time on Blu-ray.
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Coverup or Cleanup?
At the beginning of this year Hoffa's Teamsters implemented the Respect, Integrity, Strength and Ethics program, known by its acronym RISE. Hoffa describes RISE as the "logical successor" to the consent decree that the union entered into with the government more than a decade ago. In other words, Hoffa wants RISE to be a self-policing, anticorruption unit successful enough that the US Attorney in Manhattan will agree to end federal oversight of the union.
Edwin Stier, a former federal prosecutor who served for eleven years as the court-appointed trustee of notorious Local 560 in New Jersey and who heads RISE, says, "So long as the government is still in, there is a cloud over the union, a stigma. Tell someone you're a Teamster and they look at you strangely. It will be a tremendous psychological lift when the intervention is lifted." A board of advisers appointed by Stier that will review the work of RISE includes the law professor who is the author of the RICO statute (the 1970 antiracketeering law that has been used against many corrupt union leaders), a former Labor Department inspector general and the former FBI agent who supervised the investigation into the disappearance of the senior Hoffa.
Some observers see Hoffa's desire to get rid of the federal oversight as natural, considering that the union has spent $82 million over ten years on the program and has been forced to accept the government as co-governor. Others, however, see it as the first step in something redolent of a grand conspiracy: If the Feds are pulled out, Hoffa will begin building a personal empire and bring back the mob. Speaking for those in the middle is a reform-minded labor lawyer who represents a Midwestern Teamsters Local. "Eventually the Feds have to get out of the union," he says. "But not yet. Hoffa is turning out better than some people thought because the internal culture of the Teamsters has changed so much. He has to deal with a totally different internal world than his father did. The Teamsters, fortunately, can never go back to where they were. But we should be in no hurry to end the oversight."
TDU's Paff openly scoffs at RISE and at Stier. "Ed Stier? As far as I can tell, he's a guy who talks a lot," Paff says. Another TDU official writes Stier off as "in the bag for Hoffa." In contrast, Herman Benson of the Association for Union Democracy--hardly a Hoffa stronghold--says, "As overseer of Local 560, Ed Stier did a great job, really great." Still, he cautions, "but there he was armed with the full power of the courts and had the FBI behind him. What power will he have now?"
How much power is a good question. Stier's staff at RISE hardly comes off as a claque of Hoffa-picked toadies, as his critics charge. An organized-crime study of the union now under way is supervised by a former top FBI investigator of the New York Mafia, and working with him are a dozen other former FBI racketeering experts. Separate from the crime study, a task force comprising twenty-two Teamsters is developing a code of conduct and an enforcement mechanism. One of the non-Hoffa-aligned members of the task force, Wayne Fernicola of New Jersey Local 177, says, "I was the staunchest anti-Hoffa person in New Jersey. My Local went 86 percent for Leedham against him. But working with Ed Stier and RISE has turned my head around. I don't know a more honest man than Ed Stier. And I like the changes I'm seeing around the Teamsters."
The RISE critics point to a recently circulated draft code of ethics that would allow the continuation of multiple salaries and other perks that have been anathema to reformers. But Stier says what has been published is only a draft and that certain issues--like multiple salaries--are internal constitutional questions that cannot be expunged by fiat.
Even TDU's one champion on the RISE task force, Ron Teninty, disagrees with those who shrug off the anticorruption drive. While uncomfortable in some ways with the composition of the force, he says, "I have no questions about the integrity of the RISE process; the people are honest, and there is no pre-cooked conspiracy to stage a dog-and-pony show." As to the draft code of ethics, Teninty says it doesn't go nearly as far as he would like. "But it's going to be good, it's going to be beneficial, it's going to educate the members about their rights. And it's going to create an internal tribunal process that will be about as neutral and apolitical as one could make it."
Professor Kaboolian, who has sat in on most of the RISE task force meetings, says, "There's a lot of challenging and questioning that goes on in those meetings, and the people not identified with Hoffa are much more influential than TDU's characterization of them." Why, then, such unremitting hostility toward RISE from groups like TDU, who should be the most committed to serious cleanup efforts? "I think some of TDU's agenda is strictly political," is Stier's answer. And it's a plausible one. With Teamsters elections barely a year off, it's not only Hoffa who is politicking but also his opposition, one bent on denying him any credit.
The first acid test for the new machinery created by RISE will be its still unproven willingness to take on Hoffa allies directly. That chance may be coming soon. Recently, the federal oversight board that monitors the Teamsters recommended that Larry Brennan, a close Hoffa mentor, be charged with breach of fiduciary duties.


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These notes will be updated through the course of the testing process. Please be aware some changes may not go live until a new PTR build is released.
Patch Features
New Feature: Dueling
For those who wish to test their mettle against fellow Nephalem, your time has come. Players will now be able to duel one another in a new zone designed specifically for this style of combat. This zone can be accessed by speaking with Nek the Brawler located at the inn in New Tristram, and supports 2 to 4 players in a Free-For-All format.
Te experience bonus rewarded for killing monsters on Monster Power levels 1-10 in Inferno has been increased:
When resuming a game, players will now be placed in town instead of at the last known checkpoint (a portal will be available to take you to your last known checkpoint, if desired)
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Bug Fixes
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Active Skills
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Skill Rune – Eternal Ally
Skill Rune – Fire Ally
Skill Rune – Water Ally
Skill Rune – Blade Storm
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Active Skills
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Skill Rune – Lightning Affinity
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Bug Fixes
The drop rate for Blacksmithing Plans and Jeweler Designs has been increased by 400%
Four Rare recipes have been added to the Blacksmith: Archon Spaulders (Shoulders), Archon Gauntlets (Gloves), Archon Armor (Chest Armor), Razorspikes (Bracers)
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Similar to the Hellfire Ring, it will have four variants, each guaranteeing a fixed core stat which will have the highest range available in the game
Crafting the item will require 1 Demonic Essence (other reagent costs will vary per recipe).
A new Rare recipe has been added to the Jeweler for an Amulet. This amulet will have the following characteristics:
Similar to the Hellfire Ring, it will have four variants, each guaranteeing a fixed core stat which will have the highest range available in the game
Crafting the item will require the 1 Demonic Essence as well as:
A new tier of account-bound gems of has been added to the game: Marquise. Marquise Gems stats are as follows:
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These gems can only be created at the Jeweler and will require the following reagents:
Un-socketing Marquise gems will cost 5 million gold. The designs for the Marquise gems will drop randomly from all level 63 monsters.
Crafting Plans and Jeweler Designs have been added for all of the new Rare recipes listed above. These plans (excluding the chest piece) will drop randomly in the world, but have a 50% chance to drop off the following bosses when you have 5 stacks of Nephalem Valor:
The Archon Armor recipe can be purchased from Squirt the Peddler for 1.5 million gold each. Please note that neither the Crafting plans nor the Jeweler Design are account-bound.
Squirt the Peddler no longer sells Dyes, but (as noted above) will now sell the plans for the Archon Armor recipe for 1.5 million gold each
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At a Kum & Go employee recognition gathering at the company's West Des Moines headquarters, Kyle Krause gave a sort of stand-up routine about what would otherwise be office banality. A break area at the office is called the 'one-liner room' in honor of Krause's father, company co-founder Bill Krause, who was also a jester. / Charlie Litchfield/The Register
Kyle and Sharon Krause were introduced by mutual friends at a Des Moines Menace soccer game. Kyle owned the team, and Sharon was volunteering at the concession stand. / Charlie Litchfield/The Register
Kyle Krause
BORN: Jan. 10, 1963.
HOMETOWN: Hampton.
EDUCATION: Bachelor of business administration degree with a major in finance from the University of Iowa.
CAREER: President of Kum & Go since 1997, CEO and owner since 2004; owner of Solar Transport, a refined fuel transporter; majority owner of Des Moines Menace.
BORN: Dec. 20, 1967.
HOMETOWN: Davenport.
EDUCATION: Bachelor of science degree in industrial and manufacturing systems engineering from Iowa State University; executive MBA from the University of Iowa.
CAREER: In 2006, Sharon began Iowa�s only organic sheep ranch. She manages and preserves more than 425 acres of land in central Iowa.
14 people to watch in 2014
These are central Iowans in business, arts, nonprofits, civic activism and non-elected government positions who are expected to make a difference in their fields of endeavor in 2014. Readers were invited to submit nominations. Selections were made by Des Moines Register editors and reporters.
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Kyle and Sharon Krause have made service their mission. / Charlie Litchfield/The Register
When Kyle Krause met his future wife, Sharon, the business leader had an immediate opportunity to demonstrate his willingness to donate to a good cause.
The two were introduced by mutual friends at a Des Moines Menace soccer game. Kyle owned the team, and Sharon was volunteering at the concession stand. Sharon had her young daughter with her, and when Kyle invited Sharon to come back to another game the next day, she agreed, even though her daughter was busy and she�d have to go alone.
�I was a little intimidated,� Sharon said. So she made up a reason to go that stretched beyond a date with this potential suitor. She came to the game ostensibly looking for her daughter�s coat in the lost-and-found � a coat that didn�t exist.
In the mail two days later, Sharon received a gift certificate to the Gap from Kyle to replace the coat.
�Customer service,� Kyle said. �That�s all it was.�
Eleven years into their marriage, Kyle and Sharon Krause have effectively made service their mission � not only to customers, but to the community as a whole. Their union began a partnership that in 2014 will see them hold nearly a dozen positions on boards of directors, advisory councils and leadership circles, in addition to leading successful businesses and raising five children.
Just don�t call them a power couple.
�I would never use that word,� said Kyle, CEO and president of Kum & Go. �I think the word would be �active� couple.�
Added Sharon, an organic sheep rancher: �Active and engaged.�
They describe their many involvements in business, civic and philanthropic organizations, the environment, the arts, and health and social services as �the pieces� of being good citizens to central Iowa.
Involvement ranges from arts to hospital
In 2014, the Krauses will see several of their projects realized, including renovations of two historic Locust Street buildings that preserve the original architecture. They�ve also made a major investment in the Des Moines Social Club�s firehouse space.
As president of Bravo Greater Des Moines, a regional arts nonprofit, Sharon will kick off a strategic planning initiative and welcome a new executive director. Kyle will take over as president of the board of trustees for the Des Moines Art Center at the start of 2014.
On top of that, Kyle serves on the board of the Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines. And Kum & Go, the convenience store his father, Bill, co-founded, gives 10 percent of its profits to charity and promotes environmental sustainability by building LEED-certified stores.
Sharon is on the executive committee of the Mercy Medical Center board, and as Iowa�s first organic sheep rancher, her Dalla Terra Ranch in Dallas County works to improve soil and water quality. Together, Kyle and Sharon are members of the Bishop�s Council for the Diocese of Des Moines, the National Gallery of Art collectors committee and the Alexis de Tocqueville Society, denoting annual contributions of $10,000 or more to the United Way of Central Iowa.
�What I think is unique about Kyle and Sharon is that they�re strong individually, but together they�re even more effective,� said Steven Zumbach, a Des Moines lawyer who nominated the Booneville couple as People to Watch in 2014. �It�s one plus one equals three in their case.�
How do they manage it all?
�We don�t,� said Sharon, 46. �There are many days that we feel like we are not juggling it well, but somehow it always comes together.�
�For us, it goes back to just doing as much as you possibly can,� said Kyle, 50.
As children, each of them volunteered for church events and after-school activities. For each, those activities evolved into a lifelong passion to contribute to society. �And it�s a lot of fun,� Sharon said. �I get very restless if I�m not learning something new and meeting new people.�
She demonstrated that drive at a Bravo gala, when she surprised colleagues by taking the stage, in a red evening gown, to play violin along with the orchestra. She had been secretly taking lessons, and in a short time learned to play well.
�My jaw hit the floor,� said Michelle Gowdy, Bravo vice president.
�She takes her commitment seriously,� Gowdy said. �I�ve never seen Sharon do anything at any less than 100 percent.�
Couple knows how to get things done
Sharon, a trained engineer, is also a fearless negotiator, Gowdy said. �I�m taking her with me next time I buy a car.�
That savvy is something Sharon shares with her husband.
Des Moines real estate tycoon Jim Cownie, a friend of the late Bill Krause, has known Kyle since he was a child, and has come to admire Kyle�s ability to make things happen.
�Kyle is very opinionated and confident about the way things should go, and they go that way when Kyle�s involved in it,� Cownie said. �He will make the decisions for you, whether he�s 20 years younger or not.�
But Kyle is not all business.
At a recent Kum & Go employee recognition gathering at the company�s West Des Moines headquarters, Kyle spoke for 30 minutes in what amounted to a stand-up routine about what would otherwise be office banality.
It�s no coincidence there�s a new break area at the office called the �one-liner room.�
(It�s named for his dad, who was known as a jester at the office. �It�s probably hereditary,� Kyle said.)
But Kyle and Sharon leave most of the entertaining to the professionals.
Involvement in arts organizations has been a centerpiece of their work.
�Arts, not just art on the wall, is a great thing to make the community better,� Kyle said. �It�s having those extra things for when people decide they want to bring their family to Greater Des Moines and raise a family here; it�s an extra piece for a higher quality of life.�
About Kyle�s new role at the Des Moines Art Center, Director Jeff Fleming said, �Kyle brings a passion for contemporary art and a knowledge of the business and of business.�
In fact, the Krauses collect contemporary art.
Sharon�s favorite piece is a sculpture of seven sheep outside their home that Kyle commissioned for her 40th birthday. Kyle favors his Mark Rothko.
At home, among their art collection, is where their individual pursuits converge.
Each night at dinner, they talk about their day over wine, of which Kyle is an enthusiast. (�I become a wine-cellar widow occasionally,� Sharon said.)
�At the end of the day, we come together, and he teaches me something, and I teach him something, and hopefully it makes us better leaders,� Sharon said. �I think we�re great sounding boards for each other.�
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Assam conservationist selected for Antarctica expedition
Guwahati: Assam conservationist Rituraj Phukan has been selected to tour Antarctica as a member of British polar explorer Robert Charles Swan`s team for the 15-day International Antarctic Expedition 2013.
Phukan, an environmental and wildlife conservationist and secretary general of the Nagaon-based Green Guard Nature organization, was selected on the basis of an essay he had written in August last on why he wants to tour Antarctica and how he plans to share and apply his knowledge in Assam.
He was informed about his selection last month.
Phukan said today that he would have to reach Ushuia in Argentina, the southernmost city in the world by February 28, 2014 and the total cost of the expedition would be 20,000 US dollars.
"I have to deposit 5,000 dollars before October 15 to confirm my participation and the remaining 5,000 dollars by December One for which I am in touch with several organisations for sponsorship``, he added.
Swan, the first person to walk to both the North Pole and South Pole, had already taken about 640 people to Antarctica during his expeditions since 2003 conducted by his organisation 2041.
Swan founded 2041 whose name has been derived from the Antarctic Treaty that prohibits drilling and mining activity in the continent till 2041.
The objective of the expedition is to raise awareness about global warming, climate change and to have a first-hand experience of Antarctica, he said.
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Final Thoughts
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- If LSU beats Auburn at Auburn, no matter how it happens, no matter if Auburn has 19 men on the field giving LSU one final chance in the final seconds, Les Miles will have earned the right to be called a damn strong football coach.
- Actually, he already is.
- You are what your record is.
- And, of course, you take them one game at a time.
- If LSU wins this game, I'll be ready to call it
the beat college football team in the United States
of America. The woes in the passing game have
overshadowed the overlooked fact that EVERYTHING
else is working at a high level.
- Unless Dayne Crist gets hurt, there's no excuse for Notre Dame to not finish the year with at least nine wins (throwing the bowl game into the mix). The Irish aren't going to beat Utah, but they can absolutely beat Tulsa and Army, and they had better beat a mediocre Navy team. If Brian Kelly can get wins over the Midshipmen this week and can pull off a victory over USC to close out the regular season, the Charlie Weis era will be officially dead and buried.
- It's the most amazing fun stat I've come across in a long time. Since the opening game against Maryland, Navy has run the ball 260 times, fumbled once, and recovered it. Granted, Oregon State has yet to lose a fumble on 202 carries, but its attack doesn't require the timing, precision, and pitches that the Navy ground game does.
- The offense sucks and the coaching staff appears to have given up on the idea of using the running backs to balance things out, but watch out for Texas. The Longhorns will roll out of bed and blow up Iowa State as part of a run of five home games in the final six. The road trip is at Kansas State … whoopee. If the defense can rise up against Oklahoma State, Texas is going to win out, be 10-2, and will be right there for yet another Big 12 South title until the final day.
- It'll help that Oklahoma will lose twice. Flip a coin on whether or not the Florida State Sooners show up in Columbia instead of the Utah State or Cincinnati versions, but at some point, either this week, or in Waco, or in College Station, or Stillwater, the clunker will come.
- Please, no gushing about how good the Sooners are based on blowing away Iowa State.
- Nebraska's defense doesn't give up jack squat. If Oklahoma State puts up at least 21 points and beats the Huskers, it'll be time to really get excited. With dates against Texas and Oklahoma still to deal with, the chances will be there for the Cowboys to get the national respect needed to fly up the BCS rankings.
- Baylor, if you want to go to a bowl game for the first time as a member of the Big 12, take care of business at home this week against Kansas State. The final four games are at Texas, at Oklahoma State, Texas A&M, and Oklahoma. The Bears are good enough this year to win at least one of those, but the collar will quickly get tight if a sixth win isn't already secured.
- I'm not sure what this means in the overall scheme of existence, but four Big Ten teams (Wisconsin 1, Penn State 2, Ohio State 4, and Indiana 6) are in the top six teams committing the fewest penalties per game, and Michigan and Iowa are both tied for 16th. Before you start to think that Big Ten officials keep the flags in their pockets (among other places), Michigan State is 103rd in the nation and Northwestern 100th.
- Meanwhile, six of the Sun Belt's nine teams rank in the bottom 34 in penalties committed with three (ULM 115, FIU 119, and Troy 120) in the bottom six.
- If Texas A&M isn't -3 in turnover margin, it'll at least double the -13.5 spread at Kansas.
- If you were my close, personal friend and you were going off to Vegas to legally "invest" the second mortgage on the double-wide and the nine dollars left in Suzie's 529, I'd suggest taking a look-see at Michigan State -5.5 at Northwestern, Georgia -3.5 at Kentucky, Minnesota +9.5 vs. Penn State, Ohio State -23 vs. Purdue, Alabama -16.5 at Tennessee, and I'm thinking of hopping on a plane myself just to put a hard-earned dollar on Western Michigan -7.5 at Akron. Of course, there's a reason why the Vegas casinos and hotels are so massive.
- Now that Tim Brewster is a lame duck (which, really, he has been since he was hired … as are all coaches), Minnesota will be an interesting case study. The team has just enough talent to be better than 1-6, but the final five games are Penn State, Ohio State, at Michigan State, at Illinois, and Iowa. The Gophers should lose all five by a combined 100 points, but if they say "screw it" and start letting it fly with veteran QB Adam Weber going bombs away, they could be pesky.
- Or they can just give up. Like Favre and Moss are one loss away from doing.
- New Mexico appears to be the worst team in America at the moment, but Akron is making a serious run at the title. The Zips get Western Michigan at home while the Lobos host San Diego State, and neither bottom-feeder should come within three scores of making their respective games interesting.
- Quick, name the five top rushing running backs in America after LaMichael James.
- Just for sheer giggles, if you're a fan of bizarre stats and contrasts in strengths and weaknesses, give a look-see at Bowling Green's rushing stats against Kent State. Because of a fearsome pass rush, the Golden Flashes are third in the nation in run defense allowing 77.5 yards per game, while Bowling Green is dead last in the nation in rushing gaining 66.29 yards per game. The Falcon O line could give up at least five sacks, and the final net rushing total could be in the negatives.
- Jordan Todman, Connecticut; Bilal Powell, Louisville; Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State; Vai Taua, Nevada; Ronnie Hillman, San Diego State
- Yeah, I know.
- By the way, Mark Ingram doesn't quite qualify yet to be on the official list, but he ranks 35th in the nation in rushing yards per game.
- I blame the supposedly genius Crimson Tide coaches.
- Even though I think the Hawkeyes aren't that great, I don't think for a single, solitary second that Wisconsin can beat Iowa in Iowa City.
- And if I'm wrong, Wisconsin will go to the Orange Bowl.
- I know it doesn't work like this, but in the court of public opinion, TCU needs to blast Air Force. Considering Oklahoma only beat the Falcons by three at home, this is one of those games the Horned Frog fans can point to in the great philosophical debate that's going to soon boil over.
- The BCS is so stupid. It really is.
- Wyoming at BYU … first one inside the red zone wins!
- There's a sneaky chance that Mississippi State could end up being the surprise team of the 2010 season, and no one's really paying attention. Talk about flying under the radar, the Bulldogs are on a four-game winning streak with wins over Georgia and Florida, the one clunker game came at LSU (no crime there), they came within three of Auburn, and they're going to be 7-2 with a win this week over UAB and a win next week over Kentucky. And then comes the Alabama game, and with a strong run defense and two weeks off to prepare, that could be a bear trap for the Tide. No, MSU isn't going to win out, but it's good enough to beat Arkansas at home and Ole Miss in the road in the final two weeks.
- Why are the California Pac 10 schools whining about being broken up in separate divisions (Cal, Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford, Washington, and Washington State in the North, and Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, UCLA, USC, and Utah in the South). The split makes perfect sense, the main rivalries are kept intact, and the conference will be just fine.
- Really? Florida came up with seven against
Mississippi State? At home?!
- BTW, ESPN and BCS people, I'm giving you a week of
advance notice. Would you be a dear and move the
announcement of the BCS rankings to around 10 pm
next week? I'm going to be knee-deep in Snickers and
whiny, overserved with sugar, princess costumes on
Halloween night. Thanks much.
Richard Cirminiello
- The Rutgers players' bodies will be in Pittsburgh, but their hearts and minds will be back in New Jersey, where teammate Eric LeGrand remains hospitalized, paralyzed from the neck down.
- Doggone James Madison. Had Virginia Tech survived the Dukes in Week 2, QB Tyrod Taylor would be on the Heisman short list at this time. He's quietly had a terrific season.
- Considering the injuries at Purdue, Danny Hope deserves a contract extension if he even gets this team into a postseason game. Two more wins are all it'll take.
- Arkansas QB Ryan Mallett has the green light for Ole Miss after last week's concussion, but I wouldn't mind getting another look at backup Tyler Wilson. He's a hidden gem down in Fayetteville.
- It isn't Oklahoma-Missouri in the Big 12, but Kansas State-Baylor is a huge game for both schools. The winner cops bowl eligibility for the first time in four years and 16 years, respectively.
- When the Wisconsin O-line faces the Iowa D-line, it could be the best battle in the trenches of the Week 8, if not the entire year.
- Zac Lee is not a viable backup plan. Barring anything short of an injury or a rout, Bo Pelini ought to go with Taylor Martinez for all 60 minutes in Stillwater this weekend.
- Can anyone explain why it's taken Jeff Tedford so long to develop another top-notch quarterback at Cal? It's a mystery that Kevin Riley never emerged, yet is still the best option in Berkeley.
- I'll only consider LSU a serious national championship contender if it beats Auburn at Jordan-Hare this weekend. And not a minute before that point.
- Remember the name Lincoln Riley. The East Carolina offensive coordinator isn't even old enough to vote, but he'll have a head job within the next couple of years.
- No one will take Utah serious until it hosts TCU on No. 6. It's hard to get a true reading on a school that hasn't played one team that currently has a winning record.
- A sign of the times: After six games, there's already a FireTurnerGill.com site. If Kansas beats Texas A&M Saturday, FireCoachSherman.com will see a sharp spike in traffic.
- If Missouri slows down Oklahoma Saturday night, go ahead and give the Broyles Award to defensive coordinator Dave Steckel. He's done a fantastic job, despite losing star DE Aldon Smith for the past three games.
By Matt Zemek
- Purdue-Ohio State: So, if this is a parallel to 2009, Ohio State will win by 18 on two pick-sixes, Terrelle Pryor will struggle, and quarterback coaching will be questioned in Columbus.
- Syracuse-West Virginia: WHEW! For a moment there, I thought Syracuse would be favored by one point.
- Indiana-Illinois: Both basketball teams play in Assembly Hall. Both football teams play at Memorial Stadium. Both states start with "I." Does Ron Zook throw wads of chewing gum to the ground when his team gets screwed on an errant Big Ten replay review? AHA! We've found a difference!!!!!
- Temple-Buffalo: The last time the Owls went to Western New York, they endured a Hail Mary loss on the last play of regulation. Work on that center-field defense, Al Golden.
- Notre Dame-Navy: The Irish won 43 straight, and then Navy won two of three, but never at home. Wait a minute: Navy doesn't play this game in its home stadium… at least not in recent years. Would history have been different if Notre Dame had visited Annapolis once in a while?
- LSU-Auburn: With Les Miles, the SEC replay booth, Cam Newton, Gus Malzahn, Patrick Peterson, and and Verne Lundquist involved, what more does this game need? What's that – these teams are both undefeated and in the top six?
- Wisconsin-Iowa: Tim Brewster asked Iowa to go for two when leading 41-16 in the fourth quarter.
- Nebraska-Oklahoma State: Taylor Martinez just might run wild, but we'll all know it's because of the defense he faced more than the full extent of his capabilities, which do not include throwing forward passes.
- Arizona State-California: If you're fresh out of a psych ward, this game might drive you back into one… willingly and intentionally.
- Georgia Tech-Clemson: You shouldn't bet on sports… especially this game. If you know what's going to happen in Clemson on Saturday, you're lying… unless your answer is, "Something alternately wild, bizarre and gut-punching for at least one team, maybe both."
- Houston-SMU: So, as we all predicted, this was going to be the game when C-USA West got clinched…. by the Ponies.
- Alabama-Tennessee: Y-A-W-N. How rare is that?
- South Carolina-Vanderbilt: This isn't a lie: If Vanderbilt wins out, it wins the SEC East. How many times will you get to read that sentence in your life?
-North Carolina-Miami: If you specialize in deciphering densely-coded phrases and terms, you will love being next to Butch Davis and Randy Shannon when they catch up on the wives and kids before kickoff.
- Air Force-TCU: If Andy Dalton decided to put his head on straight and keep it there, TCU would be the best team in America. But that's like saying that if the BCS was abolished, college football would improve by leaps and bounds – it's painfully obvious, but it almost certainly won't happen. The key difference is that Dalton won't play for TCU in 2014, when the next BCS round (of four years) is up for re-negotiation.
-Oklahoma-Missouri: Don't call this a huge upset if Missouri wins. If your best game is a thumping of Iowa State, just how elite can you be? Don Draper is a Mizzou grad (okay, Jon Hamm is…), and even though he's smitten with his secretary, he knows, deep down, that he's a desperate man trying to pretend that he's fully in control of things. Oklahoma, know your Mad Men and be accordingly vigilant.


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A proposal to start coal mining near a populated area on the border between Sutton and Palmer drew a large crowd to a meeting of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly.
Some at the meeting said they favored the proposed Wishbone Hill coal mine project because of the good-paying jobs it could bring.
Others said they were opposed because of environmental and health concerns that could arise if coal mining was allowed to start up again in the area about 50 miles northeast of Anchorage.
The Borough Assembly, realizing that the contentious project could attract many residents to speak, agreed to move the meeting to the Palmer Railroad Depot. Even so, KTUU-TV reported Wednesday that there weren't enough seats for everyone who showed up to testify Tuesday night.
The Usibelli coal company is seeking permits to build the project, which would be less than a mile from dozens of homes and businesses.
Usibelli Coal Mine, the group in charge of the project, said Wishbone Hill would bring 75 to 125 high-paying jobs to the area.
But some in the crowd expressed worry about the impact the mine could have on the environment and the health of local residents. One concern was the amount of coal dust that could be kicked up on windy days.
Those opposed include property owners, Alaska Natives and hunters in the area.
"I have no problem with people wanting jobs," said Diana Ramsted. "But, I do have a problem -- a big problem -- with the wind in Palmer: The wind here that's going to take coal from where the Wishbone Hill is and blow it into children's lungs."
Mayor Larry DeVilbiss, who supports the project, said permitting addresses those concerns.
"I certainly would not be moving ahead if I didn't think that the 3,000-plus pages of permitting already in place did not accommodate most of the concerns that the public has," DeVilbiss said.
DeVilbiss is the author of the resolution at issue at the Tuesday meeting formally laying out the borough's support for mining renewal permits for the project.
"Will this give us good jobs?" asked Chuck Leet, speaking in support of the coal mine. "I believe so. These are jobs that are typically union paid, or at least high-skilled paid jobs."
The Department of Natural Resources is seeking comment on the permit renewal.
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I bet that lots of you people who read this article now wondered how couples manage to tell each other how they felt for each other for the first time, or how they get to know that someone likes then etc. Well, I will tell you my story about how I met, became friends with, confessed to my boyfriend.
This is a special report on the recent happenings on Triond, mainly about the hundreds of users leaving each day! Its indeed shocking and revealing. Answers to all your questions and wonders on the situation. From the user's point of view and the administrators point of view. What next for administration and next for users. What are we to do? Read on.


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The Play Ground
The Reverend James Morell's joy in his comfortable marriage to Candida is shaken by the arrival of the young poet, Marchbanks. Both men adore her and she is attracted to them for their very different qualities. They both forget she is her own woman. In "Candida,'' first produced in England in 1898, George Bernard Shaw turns his eye on marriage and how and why successful unions become and stay that way. Through April 15 at the Performance Network, 663-0681.