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The Tampa Bay Rays have averaged 92 wins over the past five seasons despite typically ranking near the bottom of the majors in attendance and payroll.
They rebounded from a free-agent exodus following the 2010 season to reach the playoffs in 2011. Last season, they won 90 games and just missed the postseason despite fielding what often resembled a Class AAA lineup.
It helps to have the best pitching in baseball. The Rays led the majors—by a long shot—with a 3.19 ERA. With their .240 batting average, they and the Oakland A's (.238) became the first teams to win at least 90 games and bat .240 or worse since the 1972 A's.
Since breaking out of a decade of expansion futility in 2008, the Rays have thrived under manager Joe Maddon, thanks to pitching, defense and an adequate offense assembled from GM Andrew Friedman's shrewd bargain-basement pickups. Friedman continues to be the undisputed master at building a dominant bullpen from scraps and spare parts, but he has had far less luck landing bats. And Tampa Bay's once-dominant defense became a major liability in 2012, aside from Evan Longoria at third and the Gold Glove-winning pitcher Jeremy Hellickson.
The Rays again will try to outpitch and outsmart the rest of the American League on a limited budget.
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Stuart Sternberg is the rare owner who can remain popular while keeping payroll down and lobbying for a ballpark—Tampa residents could be skeptical after watching Jeffrey Loria land a taxpayer-funded ballpark in South Florida only to dismantle his Miami Marlins a few months later. But Sternberg's tenure has been characterized by patience, goodwill and winning.
For now, the suddenly fragile Longoria, who has played only 207 games over the past two seasons, might be the only given in the lineup, along with newly acquired shortstop Yunel Escobar. Ben Zobrist could play right field, first base or a middle infield position, while Desmond Jennings will play either left field or center. The void in center is gaping following the free-agent departure of B.J. Upton.
Most teams have little trouble finding multiyear solutions at first base, but aside from Carlos Pena's initial four-year run and Fred McGriff in the first expansion years, the position has been a revolving door. And the last time a Rays DH scared a pitcher, he wore Devil on the front of his jersey and Canseco on the back.
The Rays signed first baseman James Loney with the hopes he can become the 2013 version of Casey Kotchman, who jump-started his career in Tampa Bay in 2011. Like Kotchman, Loney has modest power but a solid glove. At DH, they re-signed Luke Scott, who was hampered by injuries in 2012.
MCNEAL on Rays: Maddon | Price | Escobar
Maddon again will mix and match, platoon and create a new lineup seemingly every night. But he won't have to worry about his pitching staff. A December trade sent James Shields and Wade Davis to the Kansas City Royals for a package headlined by prized outfield prospect Wil Myers, but the Rays' rotation still features reigning AL Cy Young award winner David Price, Hellickson, Matt Moore and Alex Cobb. Plus, Jeff Niemann returns after missing most of last season.
The bullpen, which had the best ERA in the AL last season, remains largely intact, with Fernando Rodney serving as the anchor.
1. CF Desmond Jennings
2. SS Yunel Escobar
3. RF Ben Zobrist
4. 3B Evan Longoria
5. DH Luke Scott
6. RF Matt Joyce
7. 1B James Loney
8. 2B Kelly Johnson/Ryan Roberts
9. C Jose Molina
LHP David Price
RHP Jeremy Hellickson
LHP Matt Moore
RHP Alex Cobb
RHP Jeff Niemann/RHP Roberto Hernandez
RHP Fernando Rodney
Mr. Dependable: David Price. Over the past three seasons, Price has been about as dependable as a starter can be. The lefthander won his first Cy Young Award last year, leading the AL with 20 wins and a 2.56 ERA.
X-factor: Evan Longoria. He is the team's best offensive player, when he is healthy. The problem is Longoria played in just 133 games in 2011 and 74 last season. When he is on the field, he is one of the game's elite all-around players. If Longoria can stay healthy for an entire season, the Rays might not miss Upton so much in the middle of the lineup.
On deck: Matt Moore. He has shown flashes of being a top-of-the-rotation pitcher, but the 23-year-old also has battled inconsistency at times. In his first full season in the majors in 2012, Moore posted a nice 3.81 ERA in 177 1/3 innings. What hampered him was his command. Moore walked 81 batters and struck out 175 (2.16 strikeout-to-walk ratio). If he can get harness his stuff without losing his ability to strike out hitters, Moore could have a special season.
— Anthony Witrado
OFFENSE: The Rays' lineup resembled a Class AAA squad much of last season. A healthy Longoria will help, but Upton's departure will hurt more. If Myers develops quickly, the offense will get a much-needed boost.
DEFENSE: Having Longoria and his Gold Glove back for a full season will help. So will newcomers Escobar and Loney. But the Rays had the most errors in the AL last season (114) and lost two of their best defenders, Upton and Pena, to free agency.
ROTATION: No other staff could lose a 200-inning mainstay like Shields and still rank among the best in the game. Price heads a strong staff with the depth to survive an injury. A healthy Niemann should help.
BULLPEN: For once, Friedman didn't have to reassemble a bullpen from scratch this winter. Rodney and his 48 saves return, along with reliable setup man Joel Peralta and strong young arms in Jake McGee and Brandon Gomes.
BENCH: Nobody mixes lineups more than Maddon, in part because he tends to lack definitive starters at several positions. As a result, his light-hitting bench is usually dominated by utility infielders and slap-hitting outfielders.
A major league scout analyzes RF/2B Ben Zobrist:
"This guy has been overshadowed by Upton and Longoria, but he's been as good as anyone they've had since '09. He's not Gold Glove anywhere, but he's average to above average everywhere, probably the most versatile guy in the game. He always sees a lot of pitches, draws walks and quietly puts up 20 (homer and) 80 (RBIs) each year. Then again, maybe not so quiet because he delivers a lot of clutch hits, too."
Although the Rays struggled offensively in 2012, they led the majors with 571 walks. Pena (87 walks) is gone, but a healthy Longoria should pick up some of those for a team that must play small ball to score runs and wear out opposing pitching staffs.
What could go right: Chances are the pitching will remain strong. So if Myers quickly emerges as an offensive force and the Rays rediscover the stellar defense that has been common in the Maddon era, Tampa Bay could earn its fourth playoff berth in six seasons.
What could go wrong: Upton's departure depletes an already anemic offense and a defense on the decline. If Longoria continues to be the AL's version of Ryan Zimmerman—a terrific two-way third baseman who struggles to stay healthy—the Rays will be in trouble.
Bottom line: No franchise has done more with less, but with the Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays much improved and the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox able to throw money at their problems, the Rays' window of opportunity might be closed.
Pete Williams is a freelance baseball writer. This feature also appears in Sporting News' 2013 Baseball Yearbook.


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Luckily, Apple has thought ahead in that area as always and has gone ahead and released iTunes 10.6.3. This release isn't only made to developers, it's a consumer release so it is available for all to download right now.
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January 9, 2013
After upsetting No. 3-ranked Morgantown, 64-61, last Friday night at home, Logan High School girls' basketball coach Kevin Gertz lobbied for his team to be ranked in the top 10 when the next polls came out.
His efforts worked.
At least in the coaches' poll.
Logan (5-2) broke into the Class AAA top 10 at the No. 10 spot in this week's poll, which was released on Monday.
Last week's victim, Morgantown (7-3), dropped from third to fifth.
Greenbrier East (8-0) is first, followed by University (8-1), John Marshall (9-2), Princeton (6-1) and Morgantown. Huntington (7-3) is sixth, George Washington (5-2) seventh, Wheeling Park (5-3) eighth and Spring Valley (7-2) ninth.
Logan also has a win this season over ranked team Huntington when the Lady Cats won 56-55 on the road.
However, in the state media's Associated Press Class AAA poll this week, Logan was unable to crack the top 10 as the Lady Cats were 11th with 12 votes.
Greenbrier East is also first in the Class AAA AP poll. University is second, Morgantown and Princeton are tied for third and John Marshall is fifth. Huntington is No. 6 and is followed by Spring Valley, George Washington, Wheeling Park and Parkersburg South.
On the boys' side, Martinsburg (7-0) is No. 1 in the Class AAA AP poll. Hedgesville (9-0) is second, South Charleston (6-1) third, Greenbrier East (9-0) fourth, Morgantown (7-1) fifth and Princeton (7-1) sixth. Beckley Woodrow Wilson (4-2) and Preston (5-1) are tied for seventh, while George Washington (5-2) is ninth and Huntington (5-1), Washington (8-2) and Parkersburg South (7-2) are tied for 10th.
In the state Double-A AP poll, Cardinal Conference member Scott (8-0) is ranked No. 1 in the state. Bluefield (4-1) is second, Cardinal team Poca (7-1) is third, Robert C. Byrd (6-1) is fourth and Wyoming East (6-1) fifth. Webster County (5-1) and Roane County (7-2) are tied for sixth, while Cardinal Conference team Tolsia (4-5) is eighth, Fairmont (5-3) ninth and North Marion (5-2) 10th.
Mingo Central, another Cardinal team coached by former longtime Logan High School assistant Brad Napier, was in the "others receiving votes" category in 12th place. Herbert Hoover, yet another Cardinal school, also received votes.
In this week's Single-A AP boys' poll, Magnolia (6-0) was rated No. 1 in the state by the media. Charleston Catholic (5-1) was second and Tucker County (6-1) and Buffalo (8-0) were tied for third. Tug Valley (4-1) was fifth, Parkersburg Catholic (7-1) sixth, St. Marys (6-1) seventh, Greenbrier West (7-1) eighth, Valley Fayette (3-0) ninth and Tygarts Valley (5-0) 10th.
In the Cardinal Conference boys' standings, Scott is in first at 8-0 overall and 5-0 in the league. Poca (7-1, 3-1) is second, Mingo Central (4-3, 3-3) third, Tolsia (4-5, 2-2) fourth, Herbert Hoover (5-2, 1-2) and Sissonville (3-4, 1-2) are tied for fifth, Chapmanville Regional (4-4, 1-3) is seventh and Wayne (2-3, 0-3) last.
In the AP's Class AA girls' poll this week, Westside (8-0) is No. 1. Bridgeport (8-2) is second, Clay County (9-1) third, Summers County (7-1) fourth and Nicholas County (8-1) fifth. RCB (7-2) and Lincoln (7-1) are tied for sixth, North Marion (5-1) eighth, Sissonville (7-2) ninth and Scott (5-3) 10th. Tolsia and Herbert Hoover also received votes.
In this week's Class A AP boys' girls' poll, Huntington St. Joe (7-1) is first, St. Marys (8-0) second, Wheeling Central (9-1) third, Clay-Battelle (10-0) fourth, Parkersburg Catholic (6-3) fifth, Pocahontas County (8-3) sixth, Valley Fayette (6-0) seventh, Tygarts Valley (7-2) eighth, Tucker County (5-4) ninth and Williamstown (4-4) 10th.
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Vt: More jobs are in need of an educated workforceBy Bruce Edwards
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Vermont can expect to see 132,000 job openings this decade jobs that will require education and training beyond high school, according to a national report.
The report by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce predicted the following Vermont industries would experience the strongest growth:
Professional, scientific and technical services: 38 percent.
Administrative and support, and waste management and remediation services: 33 percent.
Health care and social assistance: 25 percent.
Within those industries, health care support jobs are expected to increase 27 percent; STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics), 25 percent; health care professional and technical, 24 percent; social sciences, 24 percent.
Nationally, the number of jobs will increase by 24 million to 165 million by 2020.
For job seekers, the report emphasized the importance of education. Four out of five of the fastest-growing occupations health care professionals, STEM, education, and community services will require high levels of post-secondary education. The one exception is health care support, where only 59 percent of jobs will require post-secondary education.
To meet the jobs challenge, technical centers at some Vermont high schools, such as Rutland and Essex, are preparing students for more advanced training, available at Vermont Technical College in Randolph, the University of Vermont in Burlington, Green Mountain College in Poultney and other Vermont institutions.
Stafford Technical Center, associated with Rutland High School, will launch its own two-year STEM Academy program next year.
Lyle Jepson, Staffords director, said the Georgetown report is consistent with what employers are seeking from job applicants.
I dont think we can say any longer that you can come out of school with a high school diploma and get a job that will sustain yourself and your family in a way that would be comfortable, Jepson said.
He added that the need for skilled workers will become more acute with the graying of the workforce.
Fieh Chen, a math teacher who is leading the STEM program at Stafford, said his advisory board is made up of representatives from GE Aviation, Omya, Green Mountain Power and other companies.
We really wanted to look for a program that we could create that would give students the skills they need to enter a two- and four-year program after high school to become technicians or engineers, Chen said.
Stafford STEM graduates will be eligible to receive two certifications, including one certification that comes with 12 transferable credits recognized by the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Students with advanced training can go on to high-paying jobs.
For example, Chen said students who earn a two-year degree in their chosen field from Vermont Technical College can expect to earn up to $45,000 a year. A four-year college graduate can earn up to $80,000 a year.
Technician and engineering jobs will be in demand in areas including aerospace, civil, mechanical, electrical and mechanical engineering.
The report noted that at the current level of people seeking post-secondary education, the country will fall 5 million short of workers with post-secondary credentials we will need by 2010.
By 2020, 65 percent of all jobs in Vermont will require a post-secondary education, which is on par with the rest of the country.
Thats in contrast to 1973 when workers with post-secondary education held only 28 percent of jobs nationwide, according to the study. That same year, high school graduates and those without a high school diploma together held 72 percent of all jobs in the U.S. By 2020, that number will have been cut in half to 36 percent.
The 14-page executive summary said leadership, communications and analysis skills are the most valued by employers. That also includes mathematical knowledge as being important or very important to success.
Nicole Smith, a senior economist with the Georgetown Public Policy Institute, said the nation is falling behind in the number of post-secondary graduates.
Weve been creating jobs that require more post-secondary education at a faster rate than weve been creating the students with the post-secondary education and training, Smith said.
Smith said the problem is compounded when students graduate with degrees that dont meet the needs of employers.
Among the segment of the population that will lead the U.S. workforce in the decades to come, the U.S. lags many other industrialized countries. Smith cited a report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development that said among 25-to-34 year olds, the U.S. ranks 14th in the world in post-secondary degrees at 40 percent. Korea is ranked first at 62 percent.
In Vermont, of the projected 132,000 job openings through the end of the decade, 57,000 will be new jobs and 75,000 will open up due to retirements.
Total Vermont employment is projected to increase 17 percent (between 2010 and 2020) from 340,000 to 397,000 jobs. The report said the percentage increase is on par with the national average.
For Vermont and the rest of the country, Smith said she has concerns related to the rapid growth in health care support jobs.
She said those jobs suffer from two major problems: One is that there are no clearly defined career pathways that really take you from support to professional jobs in health care. The other is that the wages in health care support are just stagnant, she said.
Not all jobs are forecast to see robust growth.
The report found that Vermont will see the weakest job growth in the agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting industry, up just 1 percent. Among specific occupations, by the end of the decade blue-collar jobs will see the slowest growth, increasing 12 percent.
Smith said the loss of blue collar manufacturing jobs nationwide can be traced to automation resulting in increased productivity.
In the late 1970s, she said each worker contributed $100,000 in output to their industry. In 2010, Smith said that with fewer workers that output had tripled to $300,000 per worker. Manufacturing now accounts for 10 to 11 percent of the workforce compared to 30 percent in the late 1960s, Smith said.
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Durham, NC (Sports Network) - Sean Renfree threw a five-yard touchdown pass to Jamison Crowder with 13 seconds left in regulation to push the Duke Blue Devils past the North Carolina Tar Heels 33-30 in an Atlantic Coast Conference thriller at Wallace Wade Stadium.
Renfree threw for 276 yards and the one score on 23 -for-36 passing while also throwing an interception for Duke (6-2, 3-1 ACC). Conner Vernon caught six passes for a game-high 124 yards and Josh Snead had 99 yards rushing. Jela Duncan (74 yards) and Juwan Thompson (64) also had solid games on the ground.
Giovani Bernard rushed for 143 yards and a score for North Carolina (5-3, 2-2) which had won four straight entering play. Bernard also had team-highs in receptions (five) and receiving yards (68) as well as a touchdown reception. Bryn Renner completed 19-of-32 pass attempts for 198 yards and two scores.
A 30-yard field goal from Casey Barth opened up the scoring and gave North Carolina a 3-0 lead.
Anthony Boone scored on a two-yard run later in the first quarter to put Duke on top 7-3.
A pair of Ross Martin field goals, one from 28 yards and the other from 30 yards, helped Duke pull its lead to 13-3.
Barth booted a 23-yard field goal to cap off a nine-play, 80-yard drive on North Carolina's next possession.
A two-yard rushing touchdown from Duncan increased Duke's advantage to 20-6.
The Tar Heels would yet again settle for a Barth field goal, this one from 28- yard, to open the scoring in the second half. The field goal came at the end of a 14-play drive.
Martin added a 20-yard field goal on the end of a 12-play, 72-yard drive for the Blue Devils.
The first touchdown of the game for North Carolina came early in the fourth quarter when Bernard scored on a one-yard run.
Duke gave itself some breathing room with a 43-yard field goal from Martin on its next possession.
Renner capped off a 10-play drive of 75 yards with a five-yard touchdown pass to Sean Tapley as the Tar Heels stayed within striking distance.
The Tar Heels would finally take a lead after Bernard caught a four-yard passing touchdown from Renner.
Duke took over with a little over three minutes left in regulation trailing 30-26. Led by Renfree the Blue Devils drove the ball 87 yards on 14 plays capped by the game-winning touchdown pass from Renfree to Crowder.
Duke converted on 9-of-18 third down attempts while North Carolina was successful on only 4-of-15. Duke had only three touchdowns on seven red zone trips while the Tar Heels had two touchdowns in five tries.
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As you earn the income that pays for your current needs and at least some of the things that you enjoy, you may also be thinking about what you'll be able to afford when you retire—whether that's just around the corner or many years in the future. One of the ways to ensure you'll have at least some of the income you need is to participate in an employer sponsored retirement savings plan. So, instead of just dreaming about retirement, you're preparing for it.
A Brief History of Retirement
Since the Social Security Administration was created in 1935, the concept of putting aside some money now to be assured income in the future has revolutionized retirement for millions of people. Exactly how that assurance works is constantly being redefined.
Some employers offer defined benefit plans, which promise you a specific income, called a pension, after you retire, typically based on the number of years you work at the job and what you earn. Others offer cash balance plans, which calculate your pension based on a fixed return of an amount contributed each year in your name.
Still other employers offer defined contribution plans, such as profit-sharing or money purchase plans. These plans don't promise a specific pension but provide retirement income based on:
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- the return the investments provide.
Most employers who offer retirement plans provide one type or another. However, some employers have switched from defined benefit to a cash balance or defined contribution plan. Both types are portable, which means you can move your assets when you leave an employer.
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If the defined contribution plan your employer offers is a salary deferral plan, you can put part of your earnings into a retirement savings account. Your employer may contribute to your account as well. The best-known salary deferral plans are 401(k) plans.
Salary deferral plans are generally self-directed. This means you are responsible for deciding how to invest the money that accumulates in your account. Usually you must choose among a list of investments the plan offers. The advantage of self-direction is that you can select investments that you believe will help you achieve your long-term goals. But, of course, it also means added responsibility for choosing wisely.
When you participate in a traditional 401(k) plan, the taxable salary that your employer reports to the IRS is reduced by the amount that you defer to your account. This means income taxes on that money are postponed until you withdraw from your account, usually after you retire.
If you participate in a Roth 401(k), though, the amount you defer doesn't reduce your taxable income or your current income taxes. But when you withdraw after you retire, the amounts you take out are tax-free, provided you're at least 59½ and your account has been open at least five years.
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Any earnings your tax-deferred contributions produce during the time they remain in your account are also tax deferred. This means the combined amount has the opportunity to compound at a faster rate, since everything is being reinvested and no money is being taken out to pay taxes.
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PAINTSVILLE – In continuation of Autism Awareness month, the Highlands Foundation held its 2nd Annual Cast a Line for Autism fishing tournament at Paintsville Lake, raising nearly $7,800. All proceeds from the tournament go directly to the Highlands Center for Autism, and will be used to help children with autism spectrum disorder receive treatment that will significantly change their lives.
"The Cast a Line fishing tournament is a great sporting event and the funds raised support a great cause - the Highlands Center for Autism, which provides intensive behavioral intervention for children with autism. We sincerely appreciate all the fishermen who participated in this year's event," stated Kathy Rubado, Executive Director of the Highlands Foundation.
Highlands would like to congratulate the winners and thank them for their participation in the tournament. Winners are as follows:
First-place - T.J. McDonald and Bart Vaughn.
Second-place - Taylor Stumbo and Loren Stumbo.
Big Fish - Rick Freeman.
Highlands Foundation and Highlands Center for Autism extended its appreciation all of those who joined and supported the tournament, and want to offer a special thanks to Jim Skidmore of Eastern Kentucky Fishers of Men, a Christian fishing organization, for his help in coordinating the event and providing the digital weigh in system.
Highlands Center for Autism is the only center-based program in Kentucky exclusively using Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) in a clinical setting. ABA is a science that uses behavioral techniques to teach children basic and complex skills. It works by reinforcing appropriate behavior while decreasing or eliminating challenging behavior. A pioneer in autism treatment for the state of KY, Dr. Shelli Deskins, Program Director of the Highlands Center for Autism, has led the charge in eastern Kentucky by serving children diagnosed with autism and their families.
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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is asking parents to make appointments for immunizations now. Specific immunizations are required for children entering childcare, pre-school, pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and for children in other grades enrolling in a Colorado school for the first time. Booster shots also are needed for older children.


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FX Inn Chao Yang Park
FX Inn Chaoyang Park Beijing is adjacent to the East 3rd Ring Road, only a short stroll away from CBD and the embassy district. And only five-minute walk to Asia's largest landscape park----Chaoyang Park.
The hotel has various room types for different needs, such as king room and twin room etc. All of the guestrooms furnished with LCD TV, high-speed broad band and conditioning system to make you feel like home. And you can enjoy hot shower all day. With the peaceful surroundings and sufficient free parking spaces, FX Inn Chaoyang Park Beijing is an ideal place for business, tourism and vacation.
FX Inn Chaoyang Park Beijing is adjacent to the East 3rd Ring Road, only a short stroll away from CBD and the embassy district. And only five-minute walk to Asia's largest landscape park----Chaoyang Park.
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1. Airport:25-minute drive; take airport bus no. 7 and get off at Chaoyang park bridge South stop
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Thank you very much for covering the issue of local video gambling, and for a quality article.
I'd like clarify a couple of issues raised in your article:
First, you say "An estimated $400 million is earmarked for Winnebago County alone, but that number could decrease as the number of communities—55 municipalities and five counties—opting out of video gambling rises."
That is not really accurate. There is currently $400 million earmarked for Winnebago County, but there is very little chance that that number "could decrease" as more communities opt out of video gambling. Only 25% ($375 million) of the Capital Projects Fund is to come from video gambling revenue, and the state predicted some communities would "opt-out", and made their video gambling income estimate with that knowledge. The expected number is $375 million, not "$375 million minus whatever we lose be communities opting out."
Furthermore, Rockford represents only about 1% of the population of Illinois. If Rockford opts-out, it will have only a minuscule effect on state revenue.
Also, there is NO provision in the Video Gaming Act that punishes local communities for opting out. If we opt out, we still get the same $400 million.
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Paul C. Radke, 70 of Somerset Township in Jerome, Mich., passed away Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011, at his home.
He was born Oct. 3, 1941, in Detroit to Peter P. and Eloise C. (DeWitt) Radke.
Paul lived his early life in Indiana and then in southern Michigan.
He moved to the Jerome area 14 years ago. He graduated from Columbia City High School in 1960.
He was a veteran, serving in the U.S. Navy.
Paul was employed at the Ford Motor Company at the Dearborn Assembly Plant where he was a supervisor in shipping and receiving, retiring in 1996. He enjoyed farming, refurbishing cars and he loved animals.
Surviving are three sisters, Patricia Munsel of Onsted, Lynn (Ken) Maurer of Jackson, Sandra Worden of Jerome; one brother, Michael (Shirley) Radke of Columbia City; several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother in law, Gary Worden and one nephew, Randy Walkowe.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at the Brown-Van Hemert Funeral Home in Addison, Mich. with Kerby Fannin officiating.
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Edward Ray "Eddie" Cochran (October 3, 1938 – April 17, 1960), was an American rock and roll pioneer who in his brief career had a small but lasting influence on rock music through his guitar playing. Cochran's rockabilly songs, such as "C'mon Everybody", "Somethin' Else" and "Summertime Blues", captured teenage frustration and desire in the late 1950s and early 1960s.[1] A moderately attractive crooner,[1] with a voice like Elvis Presley,[2] it was his bold attitude and confident guitar playing, that, particularly on the 1960 British tour, impressed budding rockers, such as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones.[2] He experimented with multitracking and overdubbing even on his earliest singles,[3] and was also able to play piano, bass and drums.[1] His image as a sharply dressed, rugged but good looking young man with a rebellious attitude epitomized the stance of the Fifties rocker, and in death he achieved iconic status.[4]
Cochran was born in Minnesota, then moved with his family to California in the early 1950s. He was involved with music from an early age, playing in the school band, and teaching himself to play blues guitar.[5] In 1955, he formed a duet with the unrelated guitarist Hank Cochran, and when they split the following year, Cochran began a song-writing career with Jerry Capehart. His first success came when he performed the song "Twenty Flight Rock" in the movie The Girl Can't Help It, starring Jayne Mansfield. Soon after, Liberty Records signed him to a recording contract.
Cochran was 21 when he died in April 1960, in a road accident during his British tour. Though his best known songs were released during his lifetime, more of his songs were released posthumously. In 1987, Cochran was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His songs have been much covered, by bands such as The Who, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Blue Cheer, Led Zeppelin, UFO, The White Stripes, and The Sex Pistols.


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Comments On Dec 21, 2011:I got these to replace my older Asterisk Cell braces that had the tie in the back design. I thought the fit on these would be perfect but I am very disappointed with these. One of the braces I received already had a broken strap. The Boa tether system is pretty cool but when you unlock the twist adjuster you have to pull out the tiny wirelike straps. The little wirelike straps get all twisted when they are unwound from the adjuster making it a little difficult to hook them to the front of the brace. Also the wire straps come out of the plastic channels they are supposed to ride in. Also the tabs on the end of the wire straps are tiny almost cheesy cheap looking and got caught on my pants. But once you get the straps on and secured you can really adjust the tension very nicely compared to the old "lace" design. The problem is that the BOA adjusters in the back either stretch or come loose even in the locked position. After riding an MX track (standing mostly and only sitting in the turns) for about three hours the braces started to fall down as the adjusters came loose or stretched I am not sure which leaving painful marks on my legs. These braces are very bulky too and barely fit over my pants that are already large. Very disappointing especially for 700 bucks and I already sold my old ones; I wish I had them back!
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Ronda Rousey tweets 'interesting' video claiming Sandy Hook shootings were government conspiracy (Updated) - Bloody Elbow
Ronda Rousey's manager addresses Rousey's 'Sandy Hook shooting' tweet - Bloody ElbowUFC Women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey is known for her rather strong opinions on just about any topic, and this one is no different. Today Rousey tweeted what she stated to be an "interesting" video on Youtube. That video turned out to be a 30 minute clip suggesting that the recent Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Newtown, CT was a government conspiracy.
She has neither deleted her tweet nor put in any further comment beyond telling someone that "criticism is always expected," but this doesn't appear to be a good look for the face of women's MMA and one wonders if it will have any impact on her mainstream appeal or if any sponsors will rethink their relationship with her going forward.Ronda Rousey@RondaRousey
Extremely interesting must watch video youtube.com/watch?v=Wx9GxX
Rousey's next fight is the main event of UFC 157, as she takes on Liz Carmouche in the first ever women's MMA fight in UFC history.
UPDATE AT 4:23 PM ET: This was her follow-up tweet just minutes ago.
UPDATE AT 6:32 PM ET: Rousey has since removed the original tweet from her timeline.Bloodstain Lane@BloodstainLane
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@RondaRousey ...glad to see you are free thinker unlike these other ROBOT athletes
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@BloodstainLane thanks, I just figure asking questions and doing research is more patriotic than blindly accepting what you're told
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UPDATE AT 7:18 PM ET: UFC Welterweight Jon Fitch also retweeted the video with probably a more PR responsible lead-in:
Additionally, the issues brought up by the video in question have all been addressed by Snopes.com, a well known site that addresses urban myths and rumors of all varieties.Is this real? Sandy Hook a hoax or just crazy talk?
Yesterday we told you about UFC women's bantamweight Ronda Rousey tweeting an "interesting" video claiming the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre was a government conspiracy. Rousey has since deleted the original tweet where she includes the link. Today her manager Darin Harvey did some damage control on the situation. Via MMA Junkie:
After Rousey posted the video link, she also tweeted I just figure asking questions and doing research is more patriotic than blindly accepting what you're told. That "research" quip seems timely given the Manti Te'o story."Ronda's the kind of person that doesn't take everything at face value, and doesn't have 100 percent faith in all the news that's put out there by the mainstream press,"
Rousey herself stated on Twitter that she didn't intend to insult or hurt anyone:
Harvey, who was obviously performing damage control for Rousey, added his own thoughts about the video:Ronda Rousey
I never meant to insult or hurt anyone, sorry if anyone was offended. It was not my intention in the least. mmajunkie.com/news/2013/01/m
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I'm not a PR expert, but by not dismissing the video and separating him and Rousey from the "truthers", he didn't exactly improve the situation by giving an "I don't know" answer as far as the validity of the conspiracy presented in the video. Actually, he probably made things worse and now puts both of them in a negative light."I don't know if it's the truth or not. I'm not an investigator, but it seemed to me that if that Bushmaster (rifle) really was sitting in the trunk of a car, and the guy killed himself inside the school, how would the gun end up in the trunk of a car? Maybe it's just bulls--- facts. I didn't investigate it. I think Ronda thought it was interesting and retweeted it, and that was the extent of it. I don't think she was saying the mainstream press was wrong. It was just a different perspective."
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The Greyhounds were eliminated in the opening round of the Region 2-AAAAA baseball playoffs last Thursday after the umpires made an incorrect ruling late in the final game, forcing a pitching change that resulted in Evans rallying for a 3-2 victory that ended Jones County's season.
With his team leading 2-1 with two outs in the top of the seventh inning and runners on first and third, coach Barry Veal wanted to call time to go onto the field and talk to his catcher, pitcher and infielders about what to do. He did not want to change pitchers, though, so he first checked with the home plate umpire on how many trips he had made to the mound already in the game.
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Akers, who is also a Logan County Commissioner, will be transferred from Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC), where he's spent about three weeks.
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During the fall Akers hurt his back, broke his nose and suffered a laceration to his head.
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Will' pulls off Travers upsetBy RICHARD ROSENBLATT
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Will Take Charge, left, with jockey Luis Saez aboard, pulls past Moreno and jockey Jose L. Ortiz to win the Travers Stakes at Saratoga Saturday in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Will Take Charge waited until the final stride to get a nose past Moreno and pull off a surprise win in the Travers Stakes on Saturday at Saratoga Race Course.
The thrilling finish gave 77-year-old Hall of Famer D. Wayne Lukas his third win in racings Mid-Summer Derby and first since 1995, with the 9-1 Will Take Charge also beating Kentucky Derby winner Orb and Belmont Stakes winner Palace Malice, who finished third and fourth, respectively.
Will Take Charge ran in all three Triple Crown races, but never hit the board. The huge 3-year-old colt ran second to Palace Malice in the Jim Dandy, and Lukas said his horse was ready for a big race.
Will Take Charge, with Luis Saez aboard for the first time, ran 1¼ miles in 2:02.68, and paid $21.20, $8.60 and $5.20.
The 144th Travers was set up as a three-horse showdown with Derby winner Orb taking on two of trainer Todd Pletchers top colts in Haskell Invitational winner and favorite Verrazano and the ever-improving Palace Malice.
What developed instead was an impressive effort by expected pacesetter Moreno, who led the field of nine into the stretch. On the inside, though, Orb with new rider Jose Lezcano replacing the injured Joel Rosario was making a strong move for the lead. But Will Take Charge came barreling down the stretch, pulled even with Moreno in the final yards and nudged ahead of the 31-1 long shot at the wire.
Lukas, who has a basketball coaching background, called an audible leading up to the race by picking Saez to ride Will Take Charge over Junior Alvarado, who was aboard in the Jim Dandy.
I took a chance with an up and coming rider, Lukas said.
Eric Guillot, who trains Moreno, thought his gelding just might pull off a huge upset.
Brutal, huh? he asked. Last jump. He couldnt have done any better.
Romansh was fourth, followed by War Dancer, Verrazano, Golden Soul and Transparent.
Lukas won the Preakness with Oxbow for his record 14th victory in a Triple Crown race, but the colt is out with an injury. Up stepped Will Take Charge to give Lukas quite a double of Grade 1 wins.
It feels pretty good, Lukas said. Its been a long time between drinks, but when they come like this they come double.
Will Take Charge earned $600,000 for owner Willis Horton, and increased his career earnings to $1,265,371 with his fourth win in 12 starts.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1878, JOHN TUNSTALL murdered near Lincoln, New Mexico, by the outlaw JESSE EVANS; in 1930, ELM FARM OLLIE first cow to fly in aircraft, first to be milked airborne; 1955, nuke test WASP; '79, snow in Sahara.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Rutland Herald News Editor Alan J. Keays and staff writer Gordon Dritschilo discuss stories planned for the February 18, 2015, edition of the newspaper: Winter budgets maxed, legal marijuana, Springfield bank job, USPS slowdown
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1249 AD, ANDRE of LONGJUMEAU is dispatched by LOUIS IX of France to meet the KHAGAN, ruler of the Mongol Empire; in 1804, during 1st Barbary War, STEPHEN DECATUR scuttles the pirate-held USS Philadelphia in Tripoli.