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SAN DIEGO (AP) - The San Diego Trolley was packed. Hotel rooms facing the bay were sold out. And local radio was set to simulcast a patriotic score for the Fourth of July show.
But instead of 20 minutes of fireworks, the crowd in San Diego got about 20 seconds of giant, deafening booms after a computer mishap sent multiple bulb-shaped explosions over the bay.
The show's producer blamed a "technical glitch" Thursday, saying an error in its computer system caused tens of thousands of fireworks on four barges to go off simultaneously with a single command.
"It was like a giant, serious bomb went off," said Mike Newton, 29, a photographer who watched from a friend's 28th-floor apartment. "That's what it looked like and felt like. It hit you right in the chest."
There were no reported injuries and Garden State Fireworks, based in Millington, N.J., apologized and vowed to determine precisely what went wrong. The 122-year-old company produced hundreds of other shows across the country Wednesday night.
August Santore, part-owner of Garden State Fireworks, said the company felt terrible, but the mood was unforgiving among many of the hundreds of thousands of people who witnessed the explosions before they could get off their first "ooh" or "ah."
A patriotic score was set to be simulcast on a local radio station. The show was set to stream live on the Web.
The crowd stood in quiet disbelief, with many wondering what just happened to a show billed as the Big Bay Boom. Word went out on the radio about 20 minutes later that it was over.
Bre Nelson, a 26-year-old wedding planner, watched from a hillside street packed with "tons and tons of people and cars."
"It was really neat to see the entire sky light up but then we just waited there," said Nelson. "Everyone was just sitting around."
By late Thursday afternoon, the fireworks flop had become a hit online with about 2 million views of the footage on YouTube.
Sponsors contributed about $380,000 to host the show, said Sandy Purdon, owner of a bay marina and the chief organizer. The Port of San Diego contributed $145,000 as title sponsor, with hotels and restaurants giving much of the rest.
The port district gave an additional $50,000 worth of services, including traffic control, portable toilets and cleanup.
The fireworks cost $125,000 and the barges and tugs cost $45,000, Purdon said. After permits, publicity, buses and other costs, there was about $50,000 left, which was earmarked to help young military families though the San Diego Armed Services YMCA.
The port district said in a statement that it was "very disappointed" in what it described as an apparent technical error.
It was unclear if anyone will get reimbursed. Purdon, who witnessed the explosions from his home with his sponsors, said he had discussed with Garden State Fireworks the possibility that it foots the bill for next year's Fourth of July show.
Garden State Fireworks has staged pyrotechnic displays for the 1988 Winter Olympics, the Statue of Liberty Bicentennial Celebration and New Year's Eve in Central Park in New York.
"We are a good strong company, and we rely on technology. We'll take the ridicule as long as no one was injured," Santore said.
The debacle will likely fuel a long-running controversy in San Diego about damage that fireworks displays inflict on marine life. Environmental attorney Marco Gonzalez has repeatedly challenged shows that take place over water, inviting ire and ridicule from critics including San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders.
Gonzalez recently prevailed in court decisions but decided against trying to block this year's show in La Jolla Cove. Still, organizers of a fireworks show over San Diego's Lake Murray canceled this year's show, saying they feared a lawsuit.
"The notion that fireworks are critical to Independence Day celebrations has just been blown out of proportion with these large shows," Gonzalez said.
Associated Press writer Sue Manning in Los Angeles contributed to this report.
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Posted October 27, 2006
It's a chilly Saturday morning and Democratic hopeful Matt Dunne is widening hiking paths that have been encroached upon by goldenrod.
Alongside him are several South Burlington High School honor students, most of them not old enough to vote for him on Nov. 7, also swinging scythes, snipping back branches and otherwise taking back a trail used by hundreds of community members.
This is what Dunne has dubbed "service politics" and has been at the core of his campaign to become Vermont's next lieutenant governor.
"We've had people coming out for the service project who are not interested in politics and through conversations become engaged and excited about making a difference in the political front as well," said Dunne.
Kevin White, who just turned 18 and plans on voting in the upcoming election, was impressed, and it made him want to pay more attention to politics.
"I think it's great to have such a commitment to the community," said White. "I've never known people to come out and do this kind of work and I think it makes a difference, and it's certainly important to me."
Dunne says his candidacy offers voters a "clear choice" on the issues and he believes that for $61,000 per year, a lieutenant governor — who technically only has to preside over the Senate when it is in session and stand in for the governor when he's incapacitated or out-of-state — should work full-time.
It's the latter item that has helped bring the campaign into the limelight in recent weeks — that and the fact that incumbent Republican Brian Dubie has skipped out on a few debates and only agreed to pre-record his answers for another key debate in Chittenden County on the local public access station.
Progressive Marvin Malek also believes that the lieutenant governor, as an elected, statewide leader, should act like a leader and not just fill in for the governor.
"I do think that all the elected statewide leaders should function like leaders, and I learned this from President Reagan and the current president — even though I may disagree with them. They take the responsibility of leadership personally. You have to anticipate problems to the extent that you are able. You don't wait until someone has a stroke to deal with their high blood pressure," said Malek, a Barre physician.
Mary Alice Herbert is the fourth candidate in the race, from the Liberty Union party.
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Dunne has made the issue of full-time pay versus part-time work a core theme in recent weeks, and said he looks to how other lieutenant governors took to the office.
"I served when Barbara Snelling and Doug Racine were lieutenant governors and they reached out beyond the gavel to pull people together around the issues they were most interested in," said Dunne, a current state senator who has previously served in the House. "They were effective and engaged while maintaining a non-partisan approach to presiding over the Senate."
As for issues, Dunne said he would work on building partnerships between businesses and the state's colleges, as well as finding ways to make college more affordable for Vermonters — perhaps even pushing for a service scholarship that would give students a break on tuition if they gave back to the community in some form of service, either through a non-profit, the military, or the Peace Corps.
However, it's pay and not policies that have taken center stage.
"The piece that really resonates is that Brian Dubie is paid $61,000 of taxpayer money and chooses to show up less than half the time so he can do another full-time job" (as an American Airlines pilot), said Dunne. "That is a stark difference between he and I, as I would be honored to get up every single day to work on behalf of Vermonters."
Dubie has countered that Dunne missed a number of votes during the past session — nearly one-third of the bills voted on. Dunne quibbles with the percentage, but agrees that he did miss some votes due to his full-time job, but said he paid back the state for the days he missed. He asked Dubie to do the same.
"The fact is that I've never worked harder at anything in my life than being Vermont's lieutenant governor, and there isn't a day that doesn't go by that I'm not working on something for the people of Vermont," said Dubie, who added that his campaign is going to release his public calendar and schedule to prove that just because he's not in the building doesn't mean he isn't working.
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Dubie adds that aside from his duties presiding over the Senate while it is in session, that he is also the chairman of the governor's special commissions on aging and on homeland security. He has also led trade delegations to Quebec and Cuba.
"When has a Vermont lieutenant governor ever delivered 100 heifers to Cuba?" Dubie asks.
On energy, an issue that has surfaced this election season as a hot button issue, Dunne said Dubie has been absent despite the rhetoric of supporting wind power and other renewable sources.
"He says he supports wind power, but yet there is nothing from him in terms of legislation or proposals or changes to the [regulatory process] regarding wind," said Dunne.
Dunne said the state should be doing more to tap into small hydro power, as well as wind, solar and other renewables.
As for Vermont Yankee, the state's lone nuclear power plant, Dunne says, "I would love to be able to say that Vermont has a strong, stable, affordable baseload of electricity without nuclear power. I also believe that storing nuclear waste on the banks of the Connecticut River is not a solution … . I think we need to use the 2012 relicensure as a target to identify one-third our electricity and convert it through greater investments in efficiency and clean, renewable energy systems."
Dubie agrees that the state needs to plan, noting that before he even took his oath of office, he met with officials at the U.S. Department of Energy to help him figure out where Vermont should go in terms of finding its path toward energy security and independence.
Since then, he has also worked to repair what he says were strained relations with Hydro Quebec. And, while not making any promises, he is confident that Vermont will maintain its "special relationship" with the provincial utility in years to come.
He has led a delegation to Quebec where officials from Central Vermont Public Service have shown officials the benefits of capturing methane from farm manure and turning it into power, and Efficiency Vermont has helped to show how Quebecers can save money through investments in efficiency.
"We have to balance out the equation — we can't just be there at the table demanding that they provide us with power, we have to show something in return," said Dubie.
It's this type of quiet brokering that Dubie says he has focused on as lieutenant governor, and has not tried to take the limelight while doing so.
Dubie says he plans on taking an active role in making sure that the Catamount Health Plan is implemented, and there is a broad-based discussion about how schools in Vermont are governed, funded, and measured for outcomes.
One of Dubie's challengers, Malek, got into the race initially because he believes Vermont should adopt a universal health care system. However, once he got into the race he learned more about other issues.
Malek said he has been appalled by the Douglas and Dubie approach to solving problems, which he equates to "don't worry, be happy, and we'll cut your taxes a little bit."
"This is a soldier who has the courage of his convictions to speak out about a war that has been a disaster for our country. Sgt. Madden is an American patriot. I wish officials in the White House and the Pentagon who got us into this fiasco had a fraction of his honesty and courage," said Leahy. "This whistle-blowing effort is symptomatic of a larger level of concern over the leadership of this war that increasingly is felt by those serving throughout our military services. Our fine soldiers, airmen, and Marines who are carrying out the White House's policies know full well that this war has been mishandled from the start."
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Kris Humphries' mystery woman from the Miami beach keeps claiming that she's Kris' new girl. Fatmire "Myla" Sinanaj – the Kim K look-alike – has angered the basketball star with her lies.
Humphries is going through a nasty divorce battle with Kardashian and has been "casually hooking up" with Sinanaj. But Sinanaj insists that it's more than casual after the two were spotted on the beach together earlier this week.
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While Carly, Sonny and Dante jet off to find Suzanne, Jax tries to calm a frantic Brenda at the house. Brenda can't believe Sonny would take Carly with him. Jax notes it doesn't matter who they are married to, Sonny and Carly always turn to each other. Brenda doesn't understand why Sonny trusts Carly more than his own wife. Jax thinks, based on their history, there will be bigger things to worry about, like them sleeping together. Jax gets called back to Josslyn and leaves. Brenda grabs her purse and heads out as well.
Shawn tells Jason about Jax and Carly's issues over Josslyn at the hospital. Jason didn't realize how far it had gotten and Shawn says Carly didn't want to worry him. Jason tells Shawn to take a break and he will sit with Josslyn. Jason heads into Josslyn's room and tells her that no one will ever keep her from her mother. Elizabeth walks in and finds Jason talking to Josslyn. Elizabeth gushes over the girl and then says it makes her happy Josslyn will live a long life. She grows sad and leaves. Jason follows her outside and Elizabeth expresses how sad she is for herself and for Jason, since he never got to be part of Jake's life. She says seeing Josslyn so happy made her realize what Jake's organs have done for other kids. She says they, along with Lucky, will always be bonded by this experience. Elizabeth walks away and Jason is forced to block Jax from taking Josslyn home with him. He thinks they should wait until Carly comes home and urges Jax not to cut Carly out of Josslyn's life.
As Shawn stands nearby at the hospital, Jax and Carly argue about Josslyn being able to leave the hospital. Carly warns Jax she will fight him for their daughter with everything she's got. After more argument, Jax gets a call from Brenda and says he'll meet her at the office. After Jax has left, Sonny stops by to ask Carly to accompany him and Dante to find Brenda's son. He says the boy will need a woman to take care of him, but she can't risk leaving Josslyn. Sonny does some sweet-talking and convinces her to go with him to San Antonio. Once they've left, Jason shows up and gets filled in by Shawn.
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Mattinglys comments came an hour after GM Ned Colletti said his manager is doing fine and has kept the team steady despite its last-place showing in the NL West.
Mattingly said he talked with team president Stan Kasten within the past couple of days and didnt get any indication he was about to be replaced.
As far as any kind of rumors or whatever they are, I talked to Stan the other day. He didnt fire me that day, Mattingly said. Im still here. Ned didnt tell me I wasnt going to be here tomorrow or today. Thats the way I look at it.
There has been much speculation that Mattinglys job is in jeopardy. The Dodgers entered Mondays game in Milwaukee with a 17-25 record despite a $215 million payroll.
When asked whether he thought he would be managing the team Friday if it didnt win the three-game series with the Brewers, Mattingly said: I have no idea. I really havent gotten any feeling that Neds like on the edge of like, `Donnie youre the problem here.
Asked if it was false to say Mattingly would be fired this week, Colletti said: My perspective hasnt changed. Im done talking about it.
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He referred to comments from Magic Johnson, part of the Dodgers ownership group, that superstars have to carry teams in the NBA playoffs.
Thats really what its going to boil down to, Mattingly said. (Clayton) Kershaws going to have to pitch great. (Zack) Greinkes going to have to pitch great. You know? Our big boys are going to have to play big.
The big boys in the Dodgers lineup havent produced as in years past. A group that includes Matt Kemp, Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford and Andre Ethier ranks next-to-last in the majors in runs.
The bullpen also has been a sore spot, and shortstop Hanley Ramirez has played in only four games due to injuries.
Mattingly didnt criticize any players, but said the middle of his lineup would have to perform well for the team to win.
We can sit here and say, you know, Nick Punto having a great year is really nice, but Nick Puntos not taking us to the promised land. Ill say that in an honoring way, he said. Dee Gordon has to do his thing. Mark Ellis has to do his thing. But theyre not taking us to the promised land.
Adrian and Matt, Hanley when he gets back, Andre, those are the guys, the guys in the middle of the order, that you count on to be run producers, he said. Thats what we do. How do you not stay with those guys? You dont just abandon ship and say, `What do you do?
Colletti also said he expects better performances from the players, and blaming one person is an easy way out.
The manager and general manager met in Mattinglys office before the game, and Mattingly said they simply talked about the team and not his job.
Despite the turmoil, Mattingly said he wasnt concerned about his status.
You know what? I dont even worry about that part of it, he said. I only worry about turning it around. Really, I never get away from my base. All I worry about is us playing our best baseball. And I worry about our team, and getting us to perform up to the best of our ability, and try to keep the team going in a position to have success.
Ramirez is on the disabled list with a strained left hamstring.
I think as you look around our lineup you should have four players that are capable of hitting 20 or more home runs, Colletti said. One of them has only played a couple of games this year.
Los Angeles is batting .226 with runners in scoring position, which ranks 23rd in the majors. The bullpen blew late leads in each of the past two games.
We need to score more runs, Colletti said. We need to do better in the clutch, be better with runners in scoring position. I think if we were to do that youd see a different dynamic, including in the `pen.
When you are asked to protect a 1-0 lead, or a 2-0 lead, or one-run leads, or close games every day, it takes a lot, he said. It doesnt mean that they shouldnt do it. It doesnt mean they get a free pass because its a 1-0 or a 2-0 game, but I think it makes a difference. When you have no margin of error its tougher. And a lot of our games have been no margin of error.MORE IN Wire SportsFLORHAM PARK, N.J. Calvin Pace cant stand training camp. Full StoryBOSTON James Loney knows it always feels better having a lucky hit at the right time. Full StoryRIO DE JANEIRO Its not a good idea to give Ronda Rousey some extra motivation. Full Story
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- Willamette Runners Prepare for Success at NCAA Cross Country Regional
Cross Country | Tuesday, November 7, 2006
Willamette Runners Prepare for Success at NCAA Cross Country Regional
SALEM, ORE. -- The Willamette University men's and women's cross country teams are ready to run at the NCAA Division III West Regional, set for Saturday, Nov. 11 at Prado Park in Chino, Calif. Both of Willamette's teams are looking to repeat as West Regional champions. The Bearcats have won four consecutive Regional titles in men's cross country, plus three consecutive titles in women's cross country.
Leading Willamette's efforts will be Northwest Conference champions Sarah Zerzan (Jr., San Carlos, CA/Notre Dame HS) and Ian Batch (Jr., Eagle, ID/Capital HS). Zerzan won the NWC women's championship with a time of 20:32.66 on the 6-kilometer course at the Pacific Lutheran University Golf Course. She won the title by 53.14 seconds over the second place finisher. Batch took first place in the men's race with a time of 24:30.70 over the 8-kilometer course. He completed the race with a 15.19-second margin of victory.
The Bearcats are proud to have runners who will battle for the Region's individual championships. Even so, Willamette's runners are focused on qualifying for the NCAA Division III National Championships as a team. First and second place teams at each of eight regional sites will automatically qualify for the event. An additional 16 teams placing third, fourth or fifth at a regional will be selected as at-large entries. Willamette possesses quality depth among the top seven runners on both of its teams, so the Bearcats should present strong challenges for team titles at the West Regional.
"Our strength is in our numbers," Willamette Head Coach Matt McGuirk said. "We're going to take seven really good runners. The main objective is to get the teams qualified (for Nationals) ... we need to go down there and try to win the meet."
Joining Zerzan for Willamette in the women's race will be one senior, one junior and four sophomores. The senior will be Elizabeth Hart (Spokane, WA/Lewis & Clark HS) and the junior will be Katrina Brett (Longview, WA/Mark Morris HS). Sophomores slated to run for the Bearcats are Maddie Coffman (Boise, ID/Boise HS), Ali Maki (Shoreview, MN/Mounds View HS), Edith Polanco (Salem, OR/McKay HS) and Jena Winger (Bonney Lake, WA/Sumner HS).
"It's going to be us and UPS again," McGuirk said regarding a rematch of the Northwest Conference meet on Oct. 28, where the Bearcats edged the University of Puget Sound for their fifth straight NWC team title.
"Colorado College is always the unknown (at the Regional meet) and always competes well in Regionals," McGuirk noted, adding that he thinks a couple more NWC teams should be listed with Willamette and UPS as having the potential to run well in the women's race.
Individually, Zerzan will likely receive her strongest competition from Avery Kelly (So.) from the University of Redlands. Kelly won the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title by a margin similar to Zerzan's win at the NWC Championships.
Willamette, which typically has its second through seventh runners within a short distance of each other, finished more spread out than usual at the Northwest Conference championships, but still won the women's team title. McGuirk is hoping the Bearcats can reduce the distance between the second and seventh runners to take advantage of Willamette's depth at the West Regional meet.
Batch is one of two juniors competing for the Willamette men's team this weekend. The Bearcats also will be represented by one senior, three sophomores and a freshman. WU's senior runner is Travis Harris (Bellingham, WA/Sehome HS). Joining Batch as a junior on this weekend's competition roster is Lucas Nebert (Cincinnati, OH/Wyoming HS). Sophomores are Alex Jimenez (Parkdale, OR/Hood River Valley HS), Josh Clough (Auburn, WA/Auburn Riverside HS) and Tristan Knutson-Lombardo (Juneau, AK/Juneau-Douglas HS). Freshman Kyle Kotaich (Florence, OR/Suislaw HS), who has achieved an outstanding first season so far, rounds out the team.
As with the women's squad, the men's team should benefit from its depth. Willamette is one of several men's teams with the ability to battle for the team title.
"On the men's side, there are a lot of good teams," McGuirk said. "UPS is probably the most complete team other than ourselves."
McGuirk also provided positive comments about Occidental College, Colorado College, Pomona-Pitzer and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, with Pomona and Claremont competing close to home. Occidental will feature two national-caliber runners, while Pomona-Pitzer will be led by senior Will Leer, one of the favorites to place in the top three at the National Championships. Colorado College has three runners who are among the top competitors in the Region and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps is always strong, but didn't run its best at the SCIAC meet.
Willamette's men put together a solid effort that resulted in their sixth straight team title at the Northwest Conference Championships. At the NWC meet, Willamette finished the men's race with just 45 seconds separating its top seven runners. The Bearcats took seven of the top 14 places among 81 runners in the men's race.
"We've got to do that again (a 45-second spread between the top seven runners), or even better, in order for us to get a qualifying spot for nationals," McGuirk said.
The West Regional races will both be held Saturday morning. The men's race (8K) is scheduled to start at 9 a.m. (PST), with the women's race (6K) set to follow at 10 a.m. (PST). In addition to determining which teams automatically qualify for the NCAA Division III National Championships, the Regional also will qualify seven individual runners for the National Championships. The seven runners will be determined after all 16 automatic qualifying berths and 16 at-large berths into the team competition have been filled.
This year's National Championships are set for Saturday, Nov. 18 at the Voice of America Park in West Chester, Ohio. In 2005, the Willamette women's team placed 14th in NCAA Division III, while the men's team took 16th place.


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Huge bummer for members of the Kansas-based Westboro Baptist Church, who like to picket at military funerals. They believe that God orchestrates the murder of American soldiers in retaliation for our national tolerance of homosexuality.
So the Westboro Baptist crew is suing St. Charles County in federal court for infringing on their First Amendment Rights. (Read the full filing).
Here's your daily sampling of crazy, pulled from their complaint (filed by the ACLU):
God is punishing America, for the sin of homosexuality and other policies that...promote sin, by killing Americans, including Soldiers...
scriptures teach that soldiers who die on the battlefield for a nation that is at enmity
with God cannot go to heaven. Furthermore, contrary to the views of public figures and the public at large, such individuals are not heroes...
Also...one of the great sins of America is idolatry in the form of worshiping the human instead of God and that, in America, this has taken the form of intense worship of the dead, particularly soldiers.
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A selection of photographs by local artist Kathy Lerche will be displayed at the John Brock Art Alcove in the Palm Harbor, 2330 Nebraska Ave. Call (727) 784-3332.
Tarpon Springs Public Library (138 Lemon St.): Writers Group: USS Write On meeting, from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.; Friends of the Library Book Sale, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Friday and from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturday. Call (727) 943-4922.
Dunedin Green Market, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays at Pioneer Park, at the corners of Main Street and Douglas Avenue. Call (727) 692-5353.
The Distinguished Flying Cross Society meets at 12:30 p.m. at Leo's Italian Grill, 33286 U.S. 19, Palm Harbor. Call (727) 215-2978.
Koffee Klatch, 7 p.m., Unity Church of Palm Harbor, 1960 Tampa Road. (727) 784-7911.
Greek and Cypriot cooking classes, from noon until 2 p.m. Saturday and on Saturday, Nov. 17, at the Safford House Museum, 23 Parkin Court, Tarpon Springs. The cost per class is $20, $18 for members, $10 for students 18 and under or with college identification. Call (727) 942-5605.
The Oldsmar Historical Society meets at 10 a.m. in TECO Hall, Oldsmar Public Library, 400 St. Petersburg Drive. Local historian Jerry Beverland will talk about Oldsmar's past agriculture industry and elections. Call (813) 85-1191.
The Palm Harbor, 2330 Nebraska Ave., is holding its Stories Across the Miles project, which gives grandparents the opportunity to be videotaped reading stories and sending greetings to their grandchildren. Twenty-minute sessions are offered from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Additional sessions will be available on Monday. For more information and required reservations call (727) 784-3332, ext. 3018.
East Lake Community Library (4125 East Lake Road, Palm Harbor): Free Thinkers meeting, 3 p.m.; Teen Murder Mystery, 4 p.m. Call (727) 773-2665.
East Lake Community Library (4125 East Lake Road, Palm Harbor): ELCL Musical Series presents the East Lake High School Madrigal Singers at 2 p.m. Light refreshments will follow. Tickets are $10. Call (727) 773-2665.
Fountains Fest, food court, live band, acrobatics, a fashion show, music, local animal rescue groups, on-site registration for the National Silver Alert Program and an interactive scavenger hunt with prizes, from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m., presented by the businesses at the Fountains Plaza, on the west side of U.S. 19 between Nebraska Avenue and Alderman Road, Palm Harbor. Call (727) 743-7149.
The City of Dunedin will hold its Veterans Day celebration at 9 a.m. at the Dunedin High School Memorial Stadium, 1651 Pinehurst Road. Veterans are invited to attend a free breakfast from 8 until 8:45 a.m. in the school cafeteria. Call (727) 812-4531.
The Council of North County Neighborhoods will hold its 2012 town hall meeting with the Pinellas County commissioners at 7 p.m. at the East Lake United Methodist Church, 2801 East Lake Road, Palm Harbor. For information contact Don Ewing at firstname.lastname@example.com.
East Lake Community Library (4125 East Lake Road, Palm Harbor): ELCL Cinema, 1 p.m.; Advisory Board meeting, 6:30 p.m. Call (727) 773-2665.
Palm Harbor Library (2330 Nebraska Ave.): Adult program: three-dimensional holiday card making workshop, 5:30 p.m. A $5 nonrefundable fee is required. For required registration call (727) 784-3332, ext. 3006.
East Lake Community Library (4125 East Lake Road, Palm Harbor): Read to Shorty, the therapy dog, 3:15 p.m. Call (727) 773-2665.
Tarpon Springs Public Library (138 Lemon St.): Spanish-English Bilingual Storytime with Mrs. Music, 3 p.m.; Expand Your Horizons Book Club meeting, 3:30 p.m.; Mystery, Murder and Mayhem Book Club meeting, 7 p.m. Call (727) 943-4922.
Planning ahead
The Citizens Alliance for Progress, in partnership with Neighborly Care Network, will hold an intergenerational luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 20, at the Union Academy Family Center, 401 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Tarpon Springs. For required reservations call (727) 934-5881, ext. 12 by Nov. 19.


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In other council action, man appeals for support of bill on drive-by shootings
• Heard a presentation from Pete S. Acosta Jr., who urged council members to join him and state Rep. Susan King in Austin to support King's HB 176 -- calling for stiffer penalties for those involved in drive-by shootings -- when it goes before the Legislature in the coming months.
Acosta, 47, started his campaign in 1997 after his son, then a student at Abilene High School, was shot at while walking on Grape Street.
Mayor Norm Archibald said he expected to travel to Austin to support King's proposed law.
"People should not live in terror of someone doing something like this," Archibald said.
Texas law does not differentiate drive-by shootings as a specific crime. If no one is injured in a drive-by shooting, the charge is deadly conduct, which carries a sentence of two to 10 years, but can result in probation. Acosta said he believes drive-by shootings that don't result in death should become a first-degree felony and carry a more stringent sentence of five to 99 years.
"We want to put this with molestation, murder and rape," Acosta said.
Labeled the Janie Lynn De La Paz Act, HB 176 is aimed at ensuring that people who knowingly discharge a firearm or weapon at or in the direction of a habitation, building, vehicle or any other person get jail time.
The 4-year-old Janie was killed in a Jan. 21, 2007, drive-by shooting while sleeping in her mother's bed in the 800 block of Mulberry Street.
• Approved a one-year, $72,000 contract with Richard J. Leidl, a Washington-based legislative and regulatory consultant.
• Approved a request from Hardin-Simmons University to rezone property at 2602 Hickory St. from single-family residential to college university zoning,
The rezoning is part of Hardin-Simmons' effort to expand existing facilities to the surrounding area.
• Approved a request from Adams and Starks Funeral Home to rezone property at 725 N. 12th St.
Originally, the funeral home had requested that it be rezoned from single-family residential to limited commercial zoning. However, after some council members expressed concern about what could be opened there, the council agreed to approve it as a Planned Development District that allows for the location to be used only for a funeral home, church or residence.
• Amended the city's zoning ordinance regarding the "Pine Street Corridor Overlay."
The overlay district's main purpose, city Planning and Development Director Jon James said, is to encourage "high quality redevelopment" for an area running about one block on either side of Pine Street from N. 6th Street to Interstate 20.
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Apparently. Join us below the jump as we count down the five top moments from this week's Celebrity Fit Club, where we ponder the following question: If Erin did it all for the money, then why isn't her lazy ass trying to win any?
5. Welcome to Hell Week!
Funny, we thought it was already hellish spending a week with Mr. Smuggy Face down there, who returned to boot camp after walking out like a baby last week.
The first thing he says to his teammates upon his return? "I hope they lost some weight." Funny, they thought they had – HIM. Still, we're glad he chose to return just when Harvey decided to make everything that much harder! Hell Week means the challenges are stepped up and contestants run the risk of losing prizes and dog tags if they fail to complete his tasks. This sucks for the cast but rocks for us viewers, because tensions are that much higher! And you know what that means…
4. Gang Up On The Weak One!
Poor little wacky Erin. She ALMOST got away with barely trying until she got stuck on a team with Willie, who ruined everything! The super-intense dude, along with new sidekick Toccara, berated Erin for not working hard enough, and admitted that he was worried that she would screw their chances of winning. Alas, Willie plays dirty, so he needn't freak!
3 . Listen All Ya'll, It's Sabotage!
Ah, what didn't we love about this week's challenge, adapted from a Navy SEALS exercise? Sure it was fun watching the teams struggle to carry canteens down a ravine, but the best part? The Red Team's serious sabotaging moves! Hey, no one said you couldn't chuck a shovel or block the other team. We loved how Tina finally looked pissed off about something other than Dustin's complaining.
2. Trade 'Em Up!
Dustin may be the most conniving cast member, but Toccara's not that far behind. So we love that she had the nerve to attempt to ditch Erin for Dustin, only to have her plan backfire in her face and add more fuel to Erin's tiny fire.
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Ethel L. (Nape) Welch
Ethel L. (Nape) Welch, age 90, of Carrollton, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012.
Born July 6, 1921, in Carrollton, she was a daughter of the late James A. and Mary Eleanor (Finnicum) Nape.
She was a lifetime resident of Carroll County and was a member of the VFW Auxiliary.
She is survived by five sons, John E. (Sharon) Hafner, Ronnie Hafner, Roger Welch and Raymond (Annette) Welch, all of Carrollton, and David (Teresa) Welch of Louisville; three daughters, Carol (Dale) Grimm, Patricia Welch and Gladys (Paul) Ash, all of Carrollton; a sister, Eileen (Nape) Strawder of Carrollton; 14 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; three great great grandchildren and several step grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Dashler A. Welch, whom she married Dec. 25, 1947, and who passed away Aug. 13, 1973; a brother, Donald Nape in 1988; and two great grandsons.
The family sends a special thank you to all the wonderful people from Hospice. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Ethel's name to Community Hospice of Carroll County, 1040 Trump Rd., NW, Suite B, Carrollton, OH 44615.
A funeral service will be held Feb. 18 at 11 a.m. at Allmon-Dugger-Cotton Funeral Home in Carrollton. Burial will follow in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Petersburg. Calling hours will Feb. 17 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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The Past Changing the Future; nine years of ALSF funding in the Historic Environment
A one day conference hosted by English Heritage and the Institute for Archaeologists
Monday 4 October 2010, 11am – 4.30pm
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The Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (ALSF) was introduced in 2002. Defra invited English Heritage (EH), to distribute funds to distribute to projects that mitigated the effects of past, current, and future aggregates extraction on the Historic Environment. All EH projects have been directly related to aggregates extraction, additional to any conditions or responsibilities imposed by the planning system, and of national or regional importance as well as fulfilling English Heritage corporate and research objectives. Some 357 projects (Defra ALSF Database) have been funded through the English Heritage ALSF.
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When The Director designate of the presidential elite security guard, the Executive Protection Service (EPS) Frank Nyekan revealed in early March this year that Liberia is being used as a hideout for leaders of the Nigerian Islamic terrorist group, Boko Haram, most people disputed the information, arguing that it wasn't possible for some leaders of the notorious group to visit here.
Although There's No evidence to prove his assertion, however, speaking before a senate hearing on March 4, 2014, Mr. Nyekan said "terrorism is spreading now. Nobody needs to tell you that Boko Haram is next door in Nigeria. Some are using Liberia as a sleep-out where they come and sleep after doing their thing. They come as Nigerian businessmen to sleep after a period of time; they lost and returned to Nigeria. They commit the act, when they are being searched for, they run to Liberia. From Liberia to Nigeria is not far. You have to look at it critically because election is coming; you need protection here and at home. There is a need for some kind of legislation that will protect Legislators."
Nyekan's Statement Didn't ring a bell presumably because there hasn't been any incident as yet to warrant attention. While his comment may sound ambiguous [considering Liberia from geopolitical, cultural and religious contest], it still does not negate the reality that the visits of the Boko Haram leaders could be that Liberia may not only be a hide-out for them, but also our country could be used as a strategic ground to plan evil in Nigeria or elsewhere.
Our Concern About Boko Haram is being prompted by media reports that the group has adopted over 200 girls from a boarding school. This development has attracted international attention with the United States and Britain offering assistance in the process.
Parents of these children have been stunned and remained silent about the fate of their daughters, suggesting that the government is doing little or nothing about the situation. These girls were kidnapped more than three weeks ago by Islamist Boko Haram militants from their boarding school in the north-eastern state of Borno. Last Sunday, additional eight other girls were taken after two villages were attacked.
What's Happening In Nigeria might be far from us in Liberia; however, we believe this issue should draw the attention of our government and ECOWAS nations to develop an international approach that would lead to the freedom of the innocent children.
Obviously, We Believe military approach [to this crisis for now] is not the appropriate thing to do because the terrorists are not frightened by military hardware. This matter is bigger than Nigeria and it requires a well coordinated global involvement of nations including the United States, Britain, France and other countries that have had experiences in dealing with matter of such magnitude.
In Africa, Most nations do not have the counter terrorism approach neither do they have the intelligence capabilities to handle such an extremely precarious situation that could end up in futility; we hope not.
For Us, We urge the Nigerian government and nations partnering with it to explore every available means to have the over 200 children, whose future are ahead of them, returned to their parents. This must be the mission.


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The popular instant messaging app, WhatsApp Messenger for iOS is currently available for free. Yes, that's right. This isn't the first time WhatsApp has made its app free for iOS, and it most certainly isn't the last. With WhatsApp, you can send instant messages to anyone in the world for free and it's cross-platform. It's fast, easy to use and is pretty secure since it uses your phone number to activate.
In recent times however, the app has seen a lot of competition from apps that have similar functions. Apps like Viber, Kik Messenger etc. provide similar functionality, but are available for free, whereas WhatsApp usually goes for $0.99 on the App Store. Such apps are also gaining more and more users everyday.
WhatsApp was the first to provide free cross-platform messaging in the mobile sector. Now, as previously mentioned, there are plenty of apps that offer the same thing, most of them available for free in the App Store. This is what affects WhatsApp, free copy-cat apps that are gaining more users and popularity. WhatsApp for Android is available as a free download, but after one year of usage, you'll be asked to pay $0.99 as well.
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Toulouse are very good at home. Lens have a good form on their strikers lately but are not that good in defense.
Toulouse have a good chance of winning this match, but more than 2.5 goals in this match is probably a safer bet.
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I took my friend and his partner for his birthday. The dining room was quaint, the service was friendly and prompt but never felt rushed. The restaurant was packed but we received full service and the food was fresh delicious and hot. Our waiter was helpful and knowledgable with the menu. Want to go back soon. Wish I had ordered dessert, as the one we saw go by looked amazing. Two thumbs up.
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I have lived in Chicago for 8 years and have wanted to dine at Rose Angelis for a long time. I never got around to it. I finally went this past Saturday evening with my fiance. I found this restaurant to be nothing special. I am not sure why they are so crowded and busy with so many other great restaurants in Chicago. First of all, we had to wait for a table for two which is to be expected on a Saturday night. Then, they sat us in the back of the restaurant in a tiny cramped corner next to a large table having a party. Not exactly romantic at all!!! We asked for a new table and were seated by a doorway next to an extremely loud party. We were just waiting to get hit by a passing server. I found the atmosphere cluttered and cramped and not relaxing to say the least! And yes, I have been to Italy before for a real Italian experience. I ordered the salmon special which was "nothing special" and I could have made something better in my own kitchen. Maybe I should have. My fiance ordered manicotti and it was completely uninspired. The one thing that I did like was the infused olive oil. I wouldn't mind having a bottle at home to enjoy. I am disappointed in this restaurant because I was looking for a quaint and delicious Italian meal.
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Top Apps for Entrepreneurs
January 23, 2012 1 Comment
When the local newspaper asks you to suggest the best apps for entrepreneurs you have to respond even if you don't have a smart phone. Here is what I recommended and I am fairly convinced that these apps almost made me buy an iPhone!
The Apple iPod was predicted to be the top selling item for Christmas 2011 and many entrepreneurs will be playing with theirs now and trying to figure out how it could help them. The Apple iPad is also becoming a must have item for business owners and entrepreneurs and the Android operating system has taken off in multiple devices. Let's face it though such items can waste plenty of time too; especially if you get addicted to 'Angry Birds'. So what apps does the Center for Entrepreneurial Learning and Leadership at Georgia Southern consider useful for the productivity conscious entrepreneur? We asked Dr. Luke Pittaway to make his top recommendations, his initial comment was, "Well I don't have an iPhone yet, and I didn't get one for Christmas, but honestly the following seven apps would persuade me to buy one".
Dragon Dictation
Not all entrepreneurs can afford a secretary, so this is a great app for those entrepreneurs who have to keep notes and ideas, who travel a lot or who post regularly to social networks. It provides accurate fast voice transcription and the ability to share messages via e-mail, Facebook and Twitter. The developers claim it is five times faster than typing on a keyboard. It's most useful for recording notes and sending reminders to yourself.
For entrepreneurs who have to keep a track of their hours this could be essential. HoursTracker allows you to record, report and analyze the hours you work for each customer. You set up the jobs you are working on and then clock in and out of each job using your iPhone. You can then keep track on time and earnings and download the information into a spreadsheet for further analysis.
Priority Matrix
Priority Matrix is a task management app that will help any entrepreneur improve their time management skills. It allows you to visually organize lists, agendas, and priorities by labels and colors. You can set target dates, evaluate options and share your organized projects via e-mail with employees. This one is best used for daily planning and project management.
QuickOffice Pro
QuickOffice Pro provides integrated access to remote services like Huddle, SugarSync, MobileMe, DropBox, Google Docs and Box.net and through these links provides mobile access to documents. This is a key app for entrepreneurs who are out of the office and need access to critical documents. You can access, open, edit and send changes to an employee or a customer while out of the office.
It happens to us all. You're at this event, you meet loads of great contacts then you lose their business cards or you forget to follow up. For entrepreneurs that need to be good at networking or who attend lots of events the ScanBizCards app is useful. It scans business cards to your iPhone and Outlook contacts and has other interesting features including an ability to sync with LinkedIn.
SurePayroll Mobile Payroll
Most small businesses cannot afford to have an in-house accountant and although many may outsource the job to their regular accountant any help making payroll is important. SurePayroll has multiple features including: calculating wages and deductions; managing payroll taxes; issuing checks or direct deposits to employees and providing online access to files, alerts and labor law information. The downside – the free app is linked to a Payroll service provider and there is an ongoing registration fee.
If you need some help with your HR tasks this could be the app for you. This app helps with the recruitment process but also has many features that help entrepreneurs with other human resource tasks. It will allow you to review, approve and sign off on employees' expense reports, time sheets and vacation requests. The app is particularly good if you have remote workers or a mobile workforce who need to secure approval for an HR issue remotely. The Workday app is free but the Workday program requires a subscription.
These are some great apps but there are many more. If you are an entrepreneur and need help or space for your business including somewhere to start, somewhere to meet or a training room the E-Zone in Downtown Statesboro may be able to help. Contact: Jaye Parker, City Campus E-Zone, firstname.lastname@example.com, 912-478-8701


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Threat, but no bomb, found on Houston-to-London flight
A bomb threat was found in a restroom in the middle of a United flight from Houston to London on Saturday, KPRC-TV Click2Houston reports on its website. The flight, with 259 passengers and crew on board, was over the Atlantic and about four hours from landing at Heathrow Airport, KPRC reports. Someone wrote the note […] [Read More]
TSA intercepted 1,300 weapons from passengers in 2011
Airport screeners found 1,306 guns in carry-on bags last year, and passengers continue to try sneaking prohibited items onboard, hiding them in their shoes or using hollowed-out books, msnbc.com is reporting. John Pistole, the man in charge of the Transportation Security Administration, said the full-body scanners are catching much of the contraband. That includes ceramic […] [Read More]
TSA drops the ball at two airports
The Transportation Security Administration had some explaining to do after two of its employees found themselves in the spotlight for separate violations of passengers' belongings and trust, according to media reports. In an embarrassing bungle at New York's LaGuardia Airport on Monday, TSA agents found two possible pipe bombs in a passenger's luggage — and […] [Read More]
TSA investigating how Houston-area man got loaded gun on plane
An incident involving a man from Magnolia who flew from Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport to Argentina carrying a loaded gun in his carry-on briefcase has launched a Transportation Security Administration investigation, KHOU reported. Steven Burditt has been detained in Buenos Aires since Wednesday for trying to board his return flight with the weapon, ammunition and […] [Read More]
Report: TSA asks woman to take off adult diaper
UPDATE: TSA officials are defending the decision to remove an elderly woman's adult diaper during an airport security screening. From CNN.com: The TSA released a statement Sunday defending its agents' actions at the Northwest Florida Regional Airport. "While every person and item must be screened before entering the secure boarding area, TSA works with passengers […] [Read More]
The TSA 'groping' bill appears dead after feds make threat
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Yes. Didn't notice until this evening.
Yes. Didn't notice until this evening.
Thats exactly what happens when the drive is underpowered. It is trying over and over again to spin up but doesnt have enough power to fully do it, so it keeps trying. Same thing happened with my 320 until I rigged it with that 1 amp power supply. After that it was fine.
Stuff is almost finished copying to my flash drive that I have utilized for this. I'll reply tomorrow afternoon with results.
So it's not working still. Does the drive need to be formatted to that WBFS file system format? It's FAT32 now.
It's a flash drive.
If you think I'm a troll, ban me. I'll find another forum rather than be flamed to death here.
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Police Officer Exposes The Unanswered Questions Of The Sandy Hook Tragedy
The following is an excellent interview of a part-time police lieutenant conducted by The SGT Report. Given all the inconsistencies surrounding the theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado, it behooves us to examine ANY mass shooting event with a carefully placed microscope and a skeptical eye.
The events of Sandy Hook are still fresh and chaotic, and not all the facts are in, but we have yet to see the inconsistencies of the initial reports on the scene addressed, and, we still have not seen a single piece of surveillance footage to clear the abnormalities in the official story.
Columbine's video footage was used by the establishment almost immediately after the attacks, yet, nothing from Newtown?
Obama Comes After The Guns… ("In other words, forget all that nice talk about the culture and coping societally with mental illness. Let's grab guns. Obama said he would set up a commission – which is Washington-speak for a group of people with whom Obama agrees already…")
Obama Comes After The Guns
Breitbart.com ^ | 12-19-2012 | Ben Shapiro
Posted on Wednesday, December 19, 2012 4:52:19 PM by servo1969
Today, President Obama took to the podium to declare his unsurprising support for new, poorly-calibrated gun laws. His logic was simple: a horrific massacre occurred in Newtown, Connecticut at Sandy Hook Elementary, and we must try something. Anything. Well, not anything — the same tried-and-true liberal gun control measures that have failed time and again.
Obama explained what he wouldn't really try: anything having to do with mental health (even though shooter Adam Lanza clearly suffered from mental health issues, as did the Gabby Giffords, Virginia Tech, and Aurora, Colorado shooters); anything having to do with the entertainment industry's emphasis on violence; anything having to do with over-the-top violent video games:
More People Sacrificed to Destructive Thinking by Butler Shaffer ~ ("How convenient for our political overseers: there has been another mass-shooting …Taking the advice of the neo-Machiavellian Rahm Emanuel – that "a crisis is a terrible thing to waste" – the victims in Connecticut will join those in the Oregon shopping mall, Columbine and Aurora, Colorado, and elsewhere, to be exploited on behalf of disarming Americans.")
How convenient for our political overseers: there has been another mass-shooting – this time at a Connecticut grade-school – in which many adults and young children were murdered. Members of the mainstream media, politicians, and other government officials are being turned loose to share their lack of critical thinking with a public conditioned to await their direction.
With the kind of frenzy exhibited by a monkey that has been bitten by a scorpion, establishment sock-puppets quickly respond with proposals to further enhance state power while, at the same time, shrinking individual liberty. Taking the advice of the neo-Machiavellian Rahm Emanuel – that "a crisis is a terrible thing to waste" – the victims in Connecticut will join those in the Oregon shopping mall, Columbine and Aurora, Colorado, and elsewhere, to be exploited on behalf of disarming Americans.
Evil Comes From Man Not the Gun ( "If you kill someone, we kill you back" ")
Posted on Monday, September 03, 2012 2:55:18 PM by marktwain
Wisconsin –(Ammoland.com)- A redneck friend of mine and a native Texan sent me a picture by e-mail of a Texas road sign.
A green highway one, with the Texas flag on it you would see as you drive into that state. They usually have the expression "Don't mess with Texas" on the bottom of the sign.
The sign in the picture had four more lines added. "Our citizens have concealed weapons", "If you kill someone, we kill you back", "We enjoy gun fights-it's a Texas tradition" and "We have 120 prisons – enjoy your stay."
There is a good chance that the signage has been enhanced on someone's computer. Perhaps Texas does not officially endorse such verbiage. The alter-ego of my red neck Texas friend is a mild mannered, retired Oklahoma grade school teacher. I am sure there is no way she would endorse lawlessness in the guise of revenge or streets of Laredo justice.
Accidental death or something more?
……………….As verified by the authors, the Dickinson County Sheriff's office is not commenting on this matter as the investigation into the death of Jennifer Ann Gallagher-Pinson
appears to be ongoing, as well it should.
The circumstances and conflicting reports at multiple levels by various sources of the Aurora, Colorado shooting, including those outlined by this author here, have raised a number of questions that appear to be inconsistent with the official narrative of the incident. Now, there appears to be a death of a nurse who was involved with the treatment of the victims of that shooting who has also died under questionable circumstances.
Prison Planet.com » Dave Mustaine: Obama Staged 'Batman' Massacre
"Like Fast and Furious down at the border"
Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine is coming under fire for comments during a live show in which he suggested that the Obama administration could have been responsible for staging the 'Batman' massacre – but Mustaine's remarks were echoed by none other than Gun Owners of America director Larry Pratt.
Un-Asked Questions about the Aurora, CO Shooting
Un-Asked Questions about the Aurora, CO Shooting
WXAX FOX News, Tampa ^ | July 30, 2012
Posted on Friday,
August 10, 2012 11:55:44 AM by rashley
The questions no one else seems to be asking…