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JOHNSONBURG - Law enforcement personnel have arrested the man they believe is responsible for the armed robbery of the CNB Bank in Johnsonburg last Tuesday.
Editor's Note: This article is an update to the one which appeared in the Thursday, Jan. 17 edition. Information was received from police that an attempted abduction at St. Marys Area High School earlier in the evening had not occurred, but the report came after the paper had already gone to print.
ST. MARYS – City of St. Marys Police Chief Todd Caltagarone said that reports of an attempted abduction of a juvenile female by masked men outside St. Marys Area High School Wednesday evening were "proven to be unfounded."
KERSEY – The Rural Higher Education Summit held Thursday at the Red Fern, thought to be the first in the region, brought together regional education providers, educators representing area school districts and state officials to discuss what is happening in rural education and the future needs of rural students.
The St. Marys City Police Department responded to an attempted abduction at the St. Marys Area High School on Jan. 16 at approximately 8 p.m. Upon completion of their investigation into the incident it was found no attempted abduction had taken place.
Editor's note: This information was provided to The Ridgway Record well after press time.
ST. MARYS – According to scanner dialogue between police and Elk County Control, the attempted abduction of a female took place between approximately 7:55 and 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 16 at St. Marys Area High School.
According to police, the female described her would-be abductors as two males wearing black ski masks and driving an older dark blue, navy or black passenger car with a back bumper that is falling off.
The Elk County Council on the Arts (ECCOTA) is encouraging residents to show their hearts are in the arts by attending the organization's gala taking place Saturday, Feb. 9 at Aiello's Cafe in Ridgway.
The 14th Annual Ridgway Chainsaw Carvers Rendezvous will once again be held in downtown Ridgway from Feb. 16-23.
Representatives of Seneca Resources Corporation discussed their proposal to convert a natural gas production well in Highland Twp. into an injection well at Monday's meeting of the Elk County Gas Task Force.
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Municipal Authority held a reorganizational meeting prior to their regular meeting Tuesday night to elect officers.
During the regular scheduled Ridgway Area School District board meeting held Jan. 15, 2013 the Finance Manager Brent Rhoads presented a preliminary budget that projects some savings. The preliminary budget will be presented in February.


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Photograph - 'The Holy Tree', Egypt, Captain Edward Albert McKenna, World War I, 1914-1915 Reg. No: MM 120503
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- One of 139 photographs in an album from World War I likely to have been taken by Captain Edward Albert McKenna. The photographs include the 7th Battalion training in Mena Camp, Egypt, and sight-seeing.
Image depicting the Holy Tree in Matarieh. According to legend the Holy Tree (also known as 'The Virgin Mary's Tree') is one of the resting places of the Holy Family (Joseph, Mary and Jesus) when they came to Egypt. There is currently a small museum at the sight to protect the tree.
- Description:
- Black and white silver gelatin photographic print.
- Description Of Content:
- Large tree that appears to be supported by a wooden cross. Figure in the background to the left who appears to be looking at the tree.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Mr J. Willis, 1986
|195 mm (Height), 159 mm (Width)
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|Public Life & Institutions Collection, Captain Edward Albert McKenna, AIF (1877-1915)
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|Hand-written in ink on the support underneath the photograph and in the middle of the album page: 'The Holy Tree'
Hand-written in pencil on the back of the photograph: 'The Holy Tree / (horizontal line)'
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|Captain Edward McKenna, Egypt, 1914-1915
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Intellectual Freedom
What Is Intellectual Freedom?
Take it from Inigo Montoya, a fictional character from The Princess Bride; Intellectual Freedom is a complicated subject.
What Is Intellectual Freedom?
Intellectual freedom is the right of every individual to both seek and receive information from all points of view without restriction. It provides for free access to all expressions of ideas through which any and all sides of a question, cause or movement may be explored.
Why Is Intellectual Freedom Important?
Intellectual freedom is the basis for our democratic system. We expect our people to be self-governors. But to do so responsibly, our citizenry must be well-informed. Libraries provide the ideas and information, in a variety of formats, to allow people to inform themselves.
Intellectual freedom encompasses the freedom to hold, receive and disseminate ideas.
-American Library Association, Intellectual Freedom and Censorship Q & A
Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.
Article 19, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, United Nations
Libraries' Mission to Protect Intellectual Freedom
Library Bill of Rights
The American Library Association affirms that all libraries are forums for information and ideas, and that the following basic policies should guide their services.
I. Books and other library resources should be provided for the interest, information, and enlightenment of all people of the community the library serves. Materials should not be excluded because of the origin, background, or views of those contributing to their creation.
II. Libraries should provide materials and information presenting all points of view on current and historical issues. Materials should not be proscribed or removed because of partisan or doctrinal disapproval.
III. Libraries should challenge censorship in the fulfillment of their responsibility to provide information and enlightenment.
IV. Libraries should cooperate with all persons and groups concerned with resisting abridgment of free expression and free access to ideas.
V. A person's right to use a library should not be denied or abridged because of origin, age, background, or views.
VI. Libraries that make exhibit spaces and meeting rooms available to the public they serve should make such facilities available on an equitable basis, regardless of the beliefs or affiliations of individuals or groups requesting their use.
Adopted June 19, 1939, by the ALA Council; amended October 14, 1944; June 18, 1948; February 2, 1961; June 27, 1967; January 23, 1980; inclusion of "age" reaffirmed January 23, 1996.
A history of the Library Bill of Rights is found in the latest edition of the Intellectual Freedom Manual.
Libraries & Intellectual Freedom
Why do librarians defend intellectual freedom?
"...it's not just that librarians believe that everyone has a right to read what they want to and determine what is appropriate to read and view -- free speech is the law."
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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Clay Talley of Crestwood is one of more than 1,000 graduates at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Penn. in May.
Talley earned a bachelor's degree in accounting.
For the spring semester, more than 2,000 students at Eastern Kentucky University earned dean's list honors. The list includes several students from La Grange:
Irene Beeler of Crestwood recently earned a ticket for wearing her seat belt, as part of Kentucky's annual Click It or Ticket safety awareness campaign.
During the campaign, traffic safety checkpoints were conducted throughout the state. Those not wearing their seatbelts or violating other laws earned a citation.
Those wearing a seat belt earned a different kind of ticket – a "Click It FOR Tickets" voucher to register to win a set of six tickets to the Kentucky Speedway.
Beeler is one of six winners throughout the state.
Oldham Aces vs. Bowling Green Dirtbags
Score: 4-2 Dirtbags.
When: Sunday.
Where: Greenwood High School.
Key players: The Aces' Alex Sharrard and Andy Wood.
Game highlights: The Aces reached the finals of the Dirtbag tourney where they fell to the host team. The Aces took an early 2-0 lead in the top of the first when Andrew Jones and Daniel Pulliam led off with singles. After Parker Adkins reached on a fielder's choice, Andy Wood drove in both runs with a triple.
After two years, a $25 million construction project at North Oldham middle and high schools is nearing an end.
NOHS should be mostly ready in time for classes to resume in August, Oldham County Schools Architect Aric Andrew told the board of education Monday night. He said at NOMS, the masonry, roofing and electricity are almost finished and painting is about half finished in the four new NOMS classrooms and in the choir and band rooms shared in a new corridor between the high school and middle school. He said those rooms should be ready for the start of school.
It's time to step up and be a counter – a butterfly counter, that is.
University of Louisville biology professor emeritus Charles Covell will join with other butterfly specialists to lead the butterfly count expedition Saturday at UofL's Horner Wildlife Sanctuary in Oldham County.
Since the group started this survey in 1976, 70 butterfly species and more than 26,000 individual butterflies have been recorded, according to Covell.
Upper Primary
All As – Camille Witzke, John Clore, Raven Burns-Gibson, Travis Henderson, Sydney Kelley, Matthew Winkle, Abigail Geller, Trent Reed, Tate Turner, Tabitha Charter, Johnny Galvin, Kaitlin King, Ida Isenhart, Abigail Condit, Courtney Snyder, Andrew Adams, Tanner Dehler, Michael Bosko, Chandler Harlage, Lauren Hunt, Zachary Pollard, Eden Ridgeway, Alexandra Semones, Jamie Spangler, Joshua Thome, Nicholas Walz, Madison Curry, Colton Casey, Douglas Ringer and Griffin Snyder.
Jason Hebel, a 2005 South Oldham graduate and senior at Murray State University recently spent 10 days in California. Hebel, who is studying criminal justice, visited San Quentin, Delancey Street, Alcatraz, the Medical Facility at Vacaville, California State Prison Salano and Deuel Vocational Institute.
Hebel was accompanied by five other classmates and a professor.
Local residents may be able to drive golf carts on public roadways in Oldham County despite safety concerns after all.
After a 7-to-1 vote by members of the Oldham County Fiscal Court June 15, a red light was issued concerning a proposed ordinance to permit the use of golf carts on public roadways in Oldham County.
But not so fast.
Fourth District Magistrate Steve Greenwell said the Kentucky General Assembly recently revised the original golf cart ordinance and the court will discuss it at the July 7 fiscal court meeting.
Three Crestwood students were named to the Lipscomb University honor roll for the spring semester.
• Casey Burkhart, a South Oldham High School graduate studying mechanical engineering;
• Kyle Kraemer, a SOHS graduate studying accounting; and
• Molly Newman, a Christian Academy of Louisville graduate studying mathematics.
To be named to the university's honor roll, students must earn a 3.5 grade-point average.
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Ladies and gentlemen, something very special has been brewing behind-the-scenes at Temptalia, and it appears that we are heading, in person, to New York Fashion Week! Temptalia will be spending February 1st-4th in New York City milling about the tents at Bryant Park, hoping to glimpse at some celebrities, drool over designer clothes, and have some makeup breakdowns and tidbits to share with you all. So while I am busy gearing up (and trying to find winter clothes that will prevent me from turning into an ice cube…), share with me who your favorite designer is (clothes, jewelry, shoes, whatever!).
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Super Bowl XLVIII: Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning happy to play on
Peyton Manning has dismissed suggestions that he could retire if he leads the Denver Broncos to victory on Sunday.
Last Updated: 27/01/14 12:39pm
The 37-year-old has enjoyed a record-breaking season, throwing for 5,477 yards and 55 touchdowns - with the Seattle Seahawks now standing in his way of a second Super Bowl success.
And although Manning has undergone four neck surgeries, the former Indianapolis Colts quarterback has no plans to call it quits.
"I still enjoy playing football," said Manning. "I think as soon as I stop enjoying it, if I can't produce, if I can't help a team, that's when I will stop playing.
"If that's next year, then maybe it is. I certainly want to continue to keep playing."
Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis bowed out as a Super Bowl champion last year, while Denver star quarterback John Elway, now a Broncos executive, did the same in 1999.
Manning added: "I know that there have been a number of players who have walked away as champions. I'm sure that it is a great feeling for those people.
"In talking to Ray Lewis, and talking to John Elway, they couldn't play anymore. It was all they had to give. They truly left it all out there. I still enjoy playing."
Manning certainly has the backing of his team-mates to continue on playing.
"You would think after a season like this he would want to play 10 more years," Denver cornerback Champ Bailey said.
"I can tell you: Peyton is not worried a lot about his legacy right now... He knows we have got a lot of work to do."
And wide receiver Wes Welker, who caught 73 passes for 778 yards this season, added: "You can just tell he enjoys it and he loves it.
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Big things are taking place in Brenham. A rapidly growing population is calling for bigger infrastructures and bigger businesses. And rumors of a major expansion at HEB in Brenham have been confirmed.
"About a year ago we heard it was and we were actually told in July of 2011," Explained Fantastic Sams Owner Lora Thye.
HEB Officials in Houston say the grocery chain has taken over a master lease inside the shopping center. While they could not officially comment on when those plans to expand will take place, businesses like Fantastic Sams who have been in operation for nearly 15 years are now having to find a new place to call home.
"We were a little scared, we weren't quite sure where we were going to go," Thye said.
While Thye and her neighbors were sitting in the midst of uncertainty -- she discovered a silver lining not too far away.
"We found a location right across the street and it's a much bigger location and we get to offer a lot more services and we get a beautiful grocery store that is expanding," added Thye.
"I'm excited about the new move because we've always wanted a bigger and better salon so it's like an upgrade to us," said Fantastic Sams Hairstylist Chanda Lockett.
"We need a bigger grocery store, I don't know if you've been in there but we need more space and HEB has always been so good to the community, so the businesses that have to move will adapt," said Fantastic Sams customer David Patterson.
Accepting change -- Thye and her team will be starting off a new year with a new motto: bigger is better in Brenham.
The new salon is expected to be open by the end of the month. We spoke to management at Mariachi's Mexican restaurant who tell us they are still searching for a new location.
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- Electron-translation effects in heavy-ion scattering (1981)
- The origin and importance of electron-translation effects within a molecular description of electronic excitations in heavy-ion collisions is investigated. First, a fully consistent quantum-mechanical description of the scattering process is developed; the electrons are described by relativistic molecular orbitals, while the nuclear motion is approximated nonrelativistically. Leaving the quantum-mechanical level by using the semiclassical approximation for the nuclear motion, a set of coupled differential equations for the occupation amplitudes of the molecular orbitals is derived. In these coupled-channel equations the spurious asymptotic dynamical couplings are corrected for by additional matrix elements stemming from the electron translation. Hence, a molecular description of electronic excitations in heavy-ion scattering has been achieved, which is free from the spurious asymptotic couplings of the conventional perturbated stationary-state approach. The importance of electron-translation effects for continuum electrons and positrons is investigated. To this end an algorithm for the description of continuum electrons is proposed, which for the first time should allow for the calculation of angular distributions for δ electrons. Finally, the practical consequences of electron-translation effects are studied by calculating the corrected coupling matrix elements for the Pb-Cm system and comparing the corresponding K-vacancy probabilities with conventional calculations. We critically discuss conventional methods for cutting off the coupling matrix elements in coupled-channel calculations.
- Stability of massive objects in a new scalar-tensor theory (1981)
- We define a new scalar-tensor theory with an effective gravitational coupling constant depending on a scalar field. The coupling is such that the gravitational interaction decreases with the strength of the scalar field. We show that this is not sufficient to prevent the gravitational collapse of sufficiently massive dense objects.


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text: Healthy Recipes Nutty Baked Apple Recipe E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now! Quick Info: Servings Contains Nuts Contains Dairy Vegetarian Nutritional Info (Per serving): Calories: 360, Saturated Fat: 3g, Sodium: 130mg, Dietary Fiber: 5g, Total Fat: 19g, Carbs: 28g, Cholesterol: 6mg, Protein: 23g Carb Choices: 1.5 Recipe Source: Prep Time: 4 mins Cook Time: 4 mins Total Time: 8 mins Ingredients 1 medium apple(s), washed cooking spray 1 tablespoon margarine with plant sterols, or trans fat-free spread 2 tablespoon nuts, walnuts, chopped 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, ground 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg, ground 2/3 cup(s) cottage cheese, low-fat, low sodium Preparation 1. Core apple. Using a paring knife, cut through skin all the way around the apple, about an inch from the bottom. (This prevents the skin from shrinking) 2. Place the apple in microwave safe dish, and spray with cooking spray. 3. Mix walnuts with Plant Sterol and put inside core of apple. Dust with cinnamon and nutmeg. 4. Microwave on high for 3-5 minutes, until apple is thoroughly cooked. 5. Spoon cottage cheese in to complete filling the opening. Enjoy. E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now!


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Enforcement of City Codes. There are two primary enforcement actions available to encourage and achieve compliance. In order to decide the appropriate process, consideration is given to the extent and nature of the violation(s), including any potential health or safety hazards. The primary actions are the Municipal Ordinance Violation (MOV) process and the Code Enforcement Board (CEB)/Special Magistrate (SM) process.
Both the MOV and the CEB/SM processes require the Department to notify the violator/owner that a violation exists, and to provide a reasonable amount of time to comply. The MOV process is a more formal, judicial process conducted in the County court with stricter rules of evidence and testimony than the CEB/SM process.
Also, while the MOV process allows for notice and prosecution of a responsible individual who does not necessarily have to be the property owner, CEB can only order penalties in the form of liens against the property owner. For both County court MOV and CEB legal actions, the codes investigator always brings the charges and testifies to photographs and inspections as an impartial official who has no ties to the neighborhood or the defendant other than the responsibility to enforce City Code.
In addition, for cases of unsafe structures or overgrown vegetation where the property owner fails to respond to a violation notice within a specified time, the City may take actions, such as securing, condemnation, or lot clearing, to correct these violations and assess the property for the cost of the action.
Code Enforcement Board (CEB) and Special Magistrate (SM)
The Code Enforcement Board (CEB)/Special Magistrate (SM) process was created and is operated pursuant to Florida Statutes Chapter 162 and local ordinance. During evidentiary hearings, the CEB is responsible to hear testimony from the City and property owners about code violations involving privately owned property.
The CEB evaluates evidence and testimony to determine whether violations exist, decides how much compliance time to allow, and also orders per diem fines which can result in liens against property for failure to comply by the ordered deadline. If the property owner fails to comply by the CEB's previously ordered compliance date, the SM hears the same case to consider lien certification. These lien certification hearings are an opportunity for property owners to appear again and request additional time without penalty to correct violations.
The SM has the authority to defer lien certification so that the property owner can correct violations without penalty, but also has the authority to certify liens against property for failure to correct violations. Further, both the CEB and the SM hear lien release requests. To request a hearing for lien reduction or release, interested parties must submit a notarized application for consideration. Generally, the CEB and SM will not grant reduction or release of liens on properties with active code violations.
CEB meeting dates are generally the fourth Wednesday each month and the SM hearings are once each month on the Tuesday just prior to the regular monthly CEB meeting. (Due to holidays in November and December, meeting dates may be scheduled earlier in those months.) Meetings begin at 8:30 a.m. and (with rare exceptions) are conducted at City Hall Council Chambers at 175 5th Street North in St. Petersburg.
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The first time a violation is referred to the MOV process, the investigator must clearly identify the violator by name, address, age and description, must document that notification (warning) was sent (usually by mail), and must provide a reasonable opportunity to comply. Following the compliance time, the investigator must witness the violation again, take photographs, and draw up the Notice to Appear. The violator's physical whereabouts must then be determined in order to serve the Notice to Appear. Successive MOVs for the same violation may be served without any other additional notice to the violator.


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Donald Ingerson Confessed to Sexual Assault, Is Quite Surprised to Be Arrested
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|Donald Ingerson should have done some homework before calling the law, huh?
Sure, it sounds like the doings of a man attempting to right some wrongs. But according to McCulloch, the only reason Ingerson 'fessed up is because he believed the statute of limitations on these crimes had expired, and Ingerson could get all the conscience-salving benefits of a confession without having to face any punishment.
McCulloch believes the statute of limitations have not expired, and that Ingerson can indeed be brought to trial.
As a former teacher, you'd think Ingerson would have checked his work before turning it in, so to speak.
Ingerson allegedly committed the assaults in 1974 and 1995; the statute of limitations is 30 years. McCulloch's legal opinion is that the 30 years starts ticking from the time the victim becomes an adult, meaning he can prosecute both cases -- a prosecution that begins with an uncoerced confession seemingly already in hand.
But wait, there's more. Ingerson made his fateful phone call in June. In the intervening months, investigators tracked down the two victims, told them of the new developments and they both confirmed the assaults.
At that point the investigators contacted Ingerson at his home in Minnesota and asked him to drive down to St. Louis to discuss the assaults with them. When Ingerson arrived, he was arrested and charged with rape and statutory sodomy. He's being held in county jail on $300,000 cash-only bond.
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Outdoors Calendar: 05.28.06
Sea turtle nesting
Big crowds and soft sand are expected at Padre Island National Seashore for Memorial Day weekend. And record numbers of nesting sea turtles have been spotted on our barrier islands this season. Watch for them while driving. It's important that we report each sighting to researchers. If you spot a turtle on a Padre Island beach, call 949-8173 (extension 226) to report its location immediately. On Mustang Island, call 442-7638. If you could, shoot photos from a distance without flash. Do not interfere.
CC Big Game Fishing Club event schedule
- Tournament 1 - May 27-28
- Tournament 2 - June 10
- Tournament 3 or Masters - June 24-25 or June 23-24
- Tournament 4 or Roundup - July 8-9 or 7-8
- Tournament 5 - July 22
- Tournament 6 - July 29
- Tournament 7 - or TIFT - August 5-6 or 4-5
- Tournament 8 - Aug. 19
- Tournament 9 or
Texas Women Angler
Tournament - Aug. 26
- Tournament 10 - Sept. 2-3
- Fox Yachts party - Sept. 3
- CCBGFC Awards Banquet at North Shore Country Club - 7 p.m. Sept. 16.
Contact ccbgf@ ccbgfc.org
or visit ccbgf.org.
SEA Benefit tourney
Reality World will sponsor a bay & offshore fishing
tournament June 3 from Doc's Restaurant under the JFK Causeway. Registration from 5-7 p.m. June 2 at Doc's. Entry forms available at www. packerychannelfishing.com. Entry fee is $30 for adults and $10 for kids 12 and younger. Free live music by the Buck Jones Band at Doc's Friday and Saturday. Proceeds will benefit Saltwater-
Fisheries Enhancement Association. Call 947-3947.
Sea trout meetings
Texas Parks & Wildlife
biologists have scheduled public meetings to reveal trout stock trends in Lower Laguna Madre and to discuss possible regional management strategies to help recovery the fishery to historic heights. Public input is welcome. All meetings begin at 7 p.m. Meeting schedule is June 5, Laguna Madre Learning
Center in Port Isabel; June 7, Chamber of Commerce Pavilion in Port Mansfield; June 8, Marine Military Academy Cadet Activity Center in Harlingen. Call Randy Blankinship at (956) 350-4490 or e-mail randy.blankinship@ tpwd.state.tx.us.
The arts
Swim with the fishes
A show featuring the latest fish art from local artist Dinah Bowman is scheduled to run from June 5 through July 1 at Galvan House in Heritage Park, 1581 North Chaparral St. A public reception for this show is scheduled from 6-8 p.m. June 8 at Galvan House. Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 883-0639 or 643-4922.
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At least eight people were killed on Minnesota roads this past weekend making it the deadliest weekend of 2013 according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
Saturday, April 6 at 9:43 a.m.
Marvin Jech, 66, of Rochester was killed when his vehicle collided with another vehicle on Highway 14 at Highway 42 east of Rochester.
Saturday, April 6 at 12:54 p.m.
A 32-year-old man was killed in a two-vehicle crash on county roads 9 and 10, east of Rochester. The crash is under investigation by the Olmsted County Sheriff's Office, and additional details have not been released.
Sunday, April 7 at 1:08 p.m.
A grandmother, her daughter and grandson were killed in a crash on Westbound I-94 in North Minneapolis. Click here to read more details on the crash.
Sunday, April 7 at 3:15 p.m.
A 55-year-old pedestrian was hit by a vehicle. The woman was hit on Lexington Avenue and Victoria Street in Shoreview.
Sunday, April 7 at 6:03 p.m.
A 23-year-old motorcyclist was killed after he ran a red light in Brooklyn Park and hit another vehicle that was in the intersection. Click here to read more details on the crash.
Monday, April 8 at 1 a.m.
A 23-year-old woman was killed when she ran off the road and hit a tree in Brooklyn Center. Click here to read more details on the crash.
"Tragic periods like this past weekend show how deadly our roads can turn," says Lt. Eric Roeske of the Minnesota State Patrol. "The people who lost their lives in these crashes are the reasons we all need to take the task of driving seriously and make safe decisions behind the wheel."
Roeske is urging motorists to wear their seatbelts, drive at safe speeds, pay attention and to never drive impaired.


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It seems a significant pillar of the Occupy Wall Street (and offshoot) movements seems to be based on the fact, er "fact" that the "top 1%" (of earners) are running the world for their benefit only, necessarily to the detriment of the "99%." Many of these 99%'ers seem to think the majority of the 1% are Financiers of one stripe or another, as that is where much of their anger is focused. I think the below chart from Mother Jones (along with source data) would surprise almost everyone, whether in the 99% of 1%:
Mother Jones has a variety of other charts that I think, were they to be widely read by many protesters, would force them to re-evaluate some of their most closely-held beliefs. Unfortunately, thus far all of my efforts to educate and inform those supporting OWS have largely fallen on deaf ears; not just deaf ears, but ears covered by $450 Dre Beats headphones, unwilling to be taken off.


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"So, ladies and gentlemen, if I say I'm an oil man, you got to agree."
Some will argue that There Will Be Blood should have taken home more Oscars; how it was not only a better film than No Country for Old Men, but a more relevant one -- what with its themes of religion and greed. But it's probably best not to think about such things. We're lucky to have received two of this century's greatest films in one year, and each will be remembered for decades to come. With There Will Be Blood, the brilliant Paul Thomas Anderson has given us his American epic, set in California at the turn of the 20th century. Daniel Day-Lewis (who deserves every inch of that Best Actor Oscar) plays a hungry oil prospector who'll stop at nothing (and sacrifice almost everything) to build an empire of his own. He'll soon find out that, while he most certainly has enemies, the greatest evil is not buried deep below the ground -- it's, instead, deep within him.
Plainview will probably go down as one of the more complex characters we've ever seen on film; definitely the kind of man entire debates can be built around. If he's a selfish man, why does he take in and raise an orphan? Here's a man who hates all people, and yet that family bond seems most important to him. During such lonely times, not once does Plainview seek out the loving arms of a woman -- leading some to believe he's impotent; wondering whether Anderson chose to leave a key part of the script out on purpose. Ah, but the man sure does love his oil -- and when a stranger by the name of Paul Sunday (Paul Dano) shows up with a map pointing to unspoiled land housing loads of the black stuff, Plainview can't help but take the stranger for his word and venture out to see if his tales are indeed true.
Eventually, Plainview winds up on the land of one Abel Sunday and his family, including son Eli (Dano); a passionate preacher (and healer) who cuts a deal with Plainview to sell the oil man their land for drilling on the condition that a certain amount of money will go back into Eli's Church of the Third Revelation. Thus begins a dramatic, yet often darkly-comedic game of greed between the two men -- one that will ultimately boil over onto a bowling alley where one of the year's most famous lines of dialogue will be spoken aloud. Of all the creeps and cowards throughout, perhaps the most jarring character comes in the form of Jonny Greenwood's amazing score. Sharp and unsettling; picture nails-to-chalkboard set to music ... and loving every second of it. Anderson's long-time cinematographer, Robert Elswit, once again does a tremendous job setting up the film's daunting mood; at times, it almost feels as if we're carrying the characters' heavy burdens on our shoulders -- and even so, it's beautiful to watch unfold.
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If you go into this DVD looking for detailed explanations of certain shots and your typical behind-the-scenes featurettes, you will definitely be disappointed. First off, the DVD comes with no commentary track. And while I would've loved to listen to Anderson talk about the making of this film for three hours, it's almost fitting to leave it as is. The silent theme continues over to the special features, where the closest you come to anything behind-the-scenes in nature is in the form of a feature called 15 Minutes - Pics, Research, Etc. Here, scenes from the film are intercut with a slideshow of stills from the early 20th century -- all of which feature oil prospectors, citizens, towns, maps; basically, everything that was used to inspire the look of the film.
There are two deleted scenes: One is called Fishing Sequence (the men attempting to fish out some tools they lost down the hole) and Haircut/Interrupted Hymm (what appears to be a few different scenes featuring Plainview and H.W.). Dailies Gone Wild features an extended version of the scene where Plainview and H.W. are having dinner next to the Standard Oil guys. A teaser and a trailer for the film are also tacked on.
In addition to all that, also included on the special features disc is The Story of Petroleum; a B/W silent film circa 1923 that was created to teach American citizens more about the oil business. Very interesting, and if you haven't seen the film yet, I'd watch that first. It's roughly 26 minutes long, but it will definitely help you delve into this world a bit more before the feature begins.
Visually, of course, the film is absolutely stunning. There Will Be Blood is presented in widescreen and is enhanced for 16:9 TVs. Not the same as watching it in the theater, but you won't be disappointed -- this puppy is crisp. For sound, you get Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround in English, French and Spanish. I don't think I have to tell you to make sure this DVD is at the top of your must-watch list this week.
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Lyme disease in Massachusetts is "a public health crisis," according to the Massachusetts House of Representatives.
"Lyme disease is dangerous because it can make you sick quickly, and if left untreated, the disease can create long-term health problems" said Joseph Gross, MD, infectious disease specialist at Pentucket Medical Associates in Newburyport. These long-term health problems may include:
- Chronic arthritis, which usually causes severe swelling in one knee.
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- The heart can also be affected by Lyme disease, causing a slowing down of the heart rate and fainting.
"Everyone should know the symptoms of Lyme disease," said Dr. Gross. "It's important so that you can describe them to your physician. Symptoms include fever, headache, unusual fatigue, and a characteristic red round or oval expanding skin rash like a "bull's eye."
Based on physical findings, a blood test, and the possibility of exposure to infected ticks, your doctor can determine if you are suffering from Lyme disease. Dr. Gross said, "Most cases of Lyme disease are treated successfully with a 2 to 4 week course of antibiotics."
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- Use a repellent with DEET or Permethrin. DEET products should not be used on infants under two months of age.
- Wear long, light-colored pants tucked into your socks or boots, and a long- sleeved shirt so you can see ticks that may be on your clothing.
- Stay on cleared trails when walking or hiking.
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Source: Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Lyme disease in Massachusetts is "a public health crisis," according to the Massachusetts House of Representatives.


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Wellner, Charles A. 1976. Frontiers of Forestry Research - Priest River Experimental Forest, 1911-1976. Ogden UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. 148 p.
The Priest River Experiment Station was established in 1911 as the center for forest research in the productive forests of northern Idaho, western Montana, and northeastern Washington. Located out in the forest of northern Idaho, 15 miles from the nearest small town, it was to be the hub of forest research in this large forested area. Within a few years it became apparent that the range of conditions requiring study did not occur on the Priest River Experimental Forest and that the Station was too isolated to serve as the center for research. Thus, Missoula, Montana, headquarters for the National Forests of the region, became the hub of research and the Priest River Experimental Forest a site for intensive studies and experimentation, as a work center, and as a demonstration and educational facility. The Missoula Station developed into the Northern Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station and took on wide responsibilities for research on management of forest and range lands and utilization of timber products. In 1954, it was combined with the Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. The Intermountain Station with headquarters at Ogden, Utah, has many laboratories and field facilities scattered over the States of Utah, Nevada, Idaho, and Montana. The contribution of the Priest River Experimental Forest, one of these field stations, over the years has been as a field laboratory and support facility. I have tried, therefore, to present the Priest River Experimental Forest in this role and to limit this account largely to the people who used the Experimental Forest and their research programs.
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SARASOTA, Fla. – The Orioles will hold a celebration in honor of Earl Weaver on Saturday Apr. 20. at 2 p.m.
"A Celebration of Earl" will include a video tribute and remembrances from Brooks Robinson, Frank Robinson, Rick Dempsey, manager Buck Showalter, Baseball Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson and Mike Weaver, Earl's son.
Weaver died on Jan. 19. at 82.
Gates A and H will open at 1 p.m., and fans can park in Lots B or C. After the event, the ballpark will be cleared and reopen at 5 p.m. for that night's game with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Hair today, gone tomorrowBill's Briefs Wednesday, April 27th, 2011
Social Chaos: Bill's Briefs
At a certain age, one begins to acquire certain painful memories. For me, one was that dreadful morning when in front of the mirror I paused and said, "Look at the hairs on my hairbrush;" then I realized and screamed, "That's not my hairbrush. That's my comb!" I shed until I was bald by 21.
What a catastrophe. What to do? I did what any queen would do. I bought a wig.
Groomed and glued I looked quite natural in the dim bar lighting, but later in the evening I was in constant terror of losing it in the midst of a passionate romp. It was also very hot and so I only ventured forth with it when the weather was cool. I was surprised that it didn't seem to make any difference in my take-home rate.
In less than a year, I stopped wearing it when I began getting phone calls from guys and I couldn't remember if I was be-wigged or bald when I met them. That led to some amusing situations which I would rather forget.
So what about you: to wig or not to wig? (I refuse to even mention the comb-over abomination.) And for you hairy ones: to dye or not to dye? (As for the recent surgical procedures I don't know enough to comment.)
My advice for all options is to forget about them. It is your personality that counts. Do what I did: be nice, friendly and smile. If you forget about your scalp, so will they. In fact, recently the bald, shaved head is very popular. You are bald or your hair is gray /white. Get over it. Think Anderson Cooper, Yul Brynner, Nicole Murray-Ramirez.
Guy or gal, young or old, if you hide or lie about your less than perfect height, weight, age, hair, etc., when the truth comes out the results can be disastrous. Be honest. What you see is what you get. Only this way can lead to a truly meaningful relationship with roommate, friend or lover.
I must confess, sometimes even honesty has unforeseen consequences. One Christmas I worked in Macy's shoe department in NYC. Bravely leaving my "toup" on the bureau, I served the public in the best holiday spirit. One fateful day I rushed to help a little old lady. I grabbed the shoes she wanted to try on, gently lowered her into a seat and feeling like Prince Charming knelt before her to slip on the hideous but sensible walking shoes. The virtuous old dear looked down at me through her trifocals and saw the top of my bald head. She thought she was sinfully exposing her knee and so quickly put her skirt over it.
Lord have mercy. Shrieks. Screams. What a to do. And you should have heard her!
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Saturday, July 19, 2014
Normally open for group bookings, on Fridays this summer, James Island County Park's High Ropes Challenge Course is now open to the general public. Individuals and small groups are invited to come experience the thrill and challenge of this dynamic structure without having to make a reservation on Fridays through Aug. 15.
This exciting high course features eight mentally and physically challenging elements and two 230-foot-long exit ziplines, all within James Island County Park. Teams of three to six participants travel together through the course, engaging in exhilarating challenges, fun team-building and shared learning experiences, ranging from walking across a cable to climbing a net and flying down a zipline.
Open days at the Challenge Course will take place every Friday (weather permitting) now through Aug. 15 from 3-7 p.m. Fees are just $14 per person ($12 discount available for Charleston County residents). The Challenge Course is open for ages 10 and up, but registered and paid chaperones must be on site for ages 17 and under. Registration for experiencing the course is available on site.
For more information on the Challenge Course or for group bookings, visit www.charlestoncountyparks.com/challengecourse.
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