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LINCOLN- Anthony W. Abramczyk 86, of Great Road passed away Thursday May 12, 2011 at Woonsocket Health & Rehabilitation Center. He was the beloved husband of the late Helen M. (Shurgot) Abramczyk.
Born in Pawtucket he was a son of the late Wincenty and Emilia (Mickiewicz)Abramczyk.
Before his retirement he owned and operated the former Abramczyk's Market of Central Falls and later worked for Gorhman Corp. as a Machine Operator.
Theresa R. Rabczak
ATTLEBORO- Theresa R. Rabczak 73, of Robinson Avenue passed away Friday May 20, 2011 at her residence.
Born in Central Falls she was a daughter of the late John and Frances (Kosinski) Szumita Sr. She lived in Attleboro for the past year and was formerly of Harrisville and Cumberland.
Before retiring Theresa was employed as a Braider Tender for the Colonial Mills of Pawtucket for 20 years retiring in 1998. She was a member of the Cranshaw VFW Post ladies auxillary.
PAWTUCKET – Ron Coutu looked at his watch and realized he had gone under his intended goal of one hour.
That wasn't the only reason he managed to smile on Saturday morning.
PAWTUCKET – Needing at least one win to feel good about its playoff chances, St. Raphael Academy went out and grabbed a pair of victories over the weekend. On Sunday SRA climbed over the .500 mark for the first time this season courtesy of a 2-0 win against La Salle Academy. That coupled with Saturday's 9-4 win against Cumberland High leaves the Saints at 9-8 in Division I-North heading into Monday's regular season finale against Moses Brown.
LINCOLN – Just ask anyone associated with the Lincoln High program and they will universally declare the following: Joe Yankee is the quintessential X-factor.
On a team loaded with players ranging from good to very good, Yankee might just be the one Lion whose impact cannot be understated. The junior continued to strengthen said argument Sunday afternoon against a strong Moses Brown offense, striking out seven Quakers in the Lions' 14-4 mercy-rule thrashing at Chet Nichols Field.
PAWTUCKET — Pink and yellow were the colors of the day as the third annual Cherry Blossom Festival got underway on Saturday along Roosevelt Avenue.
Pink — the color of cherry blossoms — has always been the symbolic hue for an event originally designed as a fundraiser to maintain the more than 100 rancho cherry trees that were planted along Roosevelt Avenue in 2009.
This year, the pink theme was expanded to include a companion fundraiser sponsored by Storage America to benefit the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation.
PAWTUCKET — With its playoff hopes squarely on the line, Shea High avoided elimination from the postseason on Friday with a 6-2 victory over Juanita Sanchez.
The Raiders (7-10) host Wheeler School (9-7) this afternoon at 2 p.m. in what amounts to a "win and you're in" game for the home team.
"I think we're in if we beat Wheeler," Shea coach Dino Campopiano said after Friday's game had ended.
It wouldn't be a Boston baseball season without Theo Epstein and the Red Sox resuscitating some aging baseball player. Kevin Millwood becomes Epstein's reclamation project, a former all-star starting pitcher who has posted an ERA of over five in three of his last four seasons.
PAWTUCKET — The 1st Annual Pawtucket Cherry Tree Carnival is being held this weekend (through Sunday) at the R.I. Cherry Blossom Festival, on Roosevelt Avenue.
PAWTUCKET — Stopping three people from committing suicide. Solving a three-year-old murder investigation. Catching numerous suspects in violent assaults and armed robberies. Taking high level drug dealers off the city's streets. It's all in a year's work at the Pawtucket Police Department, and on Thursday, a merit awards and memorial ceremony was held to highlight these achievements.
Alice B. Gagnon
FAIRFIELD, CT - Alice B. (Guimond) Gagnon, 98, of Unquowa Road, Fairfield, CT and formerly of Carter Ave., Pawtucket, RI, died Wednesday at St. Vincent Hospital, Bridgeport, CT. She was the wife of the late Irenee G. Gagnon.
Born in Grosvenordale, CT., she was a daughter of the late Amable and Lydwin Dusomble Guimond. She lived in Pawtucket until 1994 when she relocated to Fairfield, CT.
Mrs. Gagnon was a weaver for over 30 years in the Blackstone Valley textile mills. She was a communicant of St. Cecilia's Church, Pawtucket, and enjoyed playing golf and cards.
The recent string of rainy weather, resulting in a myriad of postponements, will not impede the high school baseball playoffs from starting on time.
The Interscholastic League sent out a reminder to coaches on Thursday – the fourth consecutive day that wetness impacted the high school scene – that Monday is still the last day of the regular season. The brackets in Division I and II will be distributed to the schools on Tuesday with Wednesday serving as the official opening of the postseason.
PAWTUCKET — There's strength in numbers. That's why the merger of two longstanding and successful credit unions is good news for local residents in this challenging economy.
Alliance Blackstone Valley Federal Credit Union, of Pawtucket, and Blackstone River Federal Credit Union, headquartered in Woonsocket, are merging.
The announcement by credit union officials was made this week, with the legal merger set to take place on Sept. 30.
WOONSOCKET — James DeForest doesn't have to wonder how much cigarette business he's losing to neighboring Massachusetts. His customers tell him right to his face.
"As it stands now customers verbally discuss how much cheaper tobacco is in Massachusetts," said the manager of JB Liquors on Social Street.
"They will actually make another stop to avoid purchasing cigarettes in our store."
PROVIDENCE — The first offseason departure has arrived for Providence College as the school announced Thursday that sophomore guard Duke Mondy has been released from his commitment.
Mondy departs after a 2010-11 campaign that saw the Michigan native sit out the final four games of the season. At the time the only thing PC officials said about Mondy's situation was that it was a "coach's decision." Mondy did appear at Ed Cooley's introductary press conference in March, telling Blackstone Valley Sports when asked to clarify his situation that, "I'm good, just can't wait to play."
Gertrude R. Griffin, 65 died Wednesday at the Philip Hulitar Impatient
Center in Providence.She was the wife of the late Joseph P. Griffin.Born in Pawtucket Gertrude was the daughter of the late Corrine (Ledoux) Swindelles.
She worked as a Behavioral Specialist at the James L. Maher Center in
Bristol until December 2010.
Gertrude is survived by a son; Joseph P. Griffin, Jr. of Foster; two
daughters, Marie Worthington of Pawtucket and Deborah Griffin of
Cranston; two brothers, Edward Swindelles and James Swindelles both of
Arthur J. Brassard
LINCOLN - Arthur J. Brassard, 93, of Lincoln, died Thursday at Summit Commons, Providence. He was the husband of Diana L. (Berard) Brassard. They had been married 71 yrs.
Born in Central Falls, he was a son of the late Remy and Eugenie (Blain) Brassard and the stepson of Ombeline (Croteau) Brassard. He was a self-employed owner of Spring Water Association and Rent All Inc. Mr. Brassard was an Army veteran of WW II. He was a Staff Sargeant with Company F 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment and a Purple Heart receipient.
Lois B. Fortin
LINCOLN - Lois B. (Vivier) Fortin, 74, of School Street, died Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket. She was the wife of Gabriel Fortin. Mr. & Mrs. Fortin were to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary in July.
Born in Valley Falls, a daughter of the late Henry and Elizabeth (Slater) Vivier, she had lived in the Albion section of Lincoln for the past fifty years.
Mrs. Fortin was a communicant of St. Ambrose Church, Albion.
WOONSOCKET — This has been a nightmarish year for Mount St. Charles Academy, a team most folks predicted would again compete for the Division I-North title and embark on a long run in the state tournament.
There have been the injuries. Two of the Mounties' top players -- ace pitcher Olivia Hendricks (foot injury) and third baseman Nicole Silva (illness) -- out indefinitely. The four losses they suffered in the last inning. The five straight games they stranded 10 or more runners on base.
LINCOLN — Despite giving a dire assessment of the current condition of the state pension fund, General Treasurer Gina Raimondo told the Northern Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce Wednesday that there is reason for optimism that the state will bring the $9 billion problem under control.
Raimondo said that Gov. Lincoln Chafee, House Speaker Gordon Fox and Senate President Teresa Paiva Weed "are ready to line up and take on pension reform. They are talking about acting quickly, they are talking about a special session, they are talking about working with me to come out with concrete solutions.


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According to Greek mythology, the battle between the Greek God Zeus and the Titans took place here. The island's name was derived from Apollo's grandson Mykons. Its main town of the same name forms a labyrinth of narrow streets and alleyways with striking white cubist architecture that is typical of the Cyclades.
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JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO – RANDOLPH, Texas (AFNS) — Noncommissioned officers in unrestricted career fields affected by the fiscal year 2013 NCO Retraining Program have a month to volunteer for retraining, Air Force Personnel Center officials said Aug. 30. Affected Airmen in restricted fields, however, have until today to volunteer.
NCOs who volunteer during Phase I have more opportunities to choose their next career field than those who "wait and see" if retraining will be necessary, said Master Sgt. Angela Harris, AFPC Skills Management Branch Superintendent.
"Most Airmen are in the field of their choice because they know and like the work they do, so it's understandable that few are interested in retraining," she said. "But, overmanned career fields cannot be sustained, so retraining is going to happen — voluntarily or involuntarily. If you are selected in Phase II as a non-volunteer, you won't get to choose the career field you want."
More than 1,400 NCOs are affected by this year's program, and by late August, only 20 percent of those needed to retrain had volunteered.
"Waiting it out in hopes that there won't be involuntary retraining is unrealistic considering the volunteer rate," Harris said. "It makes more sense to volunteer for something you will likely enjoy doing for a living."
The two-phase program is used to balance and sustain the enlisted force.
During Phase I, Airmen in unrestricted career fields may apply for any shortage career fields listed on the retraining advisory, if they meet requirements. Voluntary applications will be accepted only through Oct. 5.
Airmen in restricted career fields will be able to apply only for specific career fields and all application requirements must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. central time today in order to meet the Sept. 3 cutoff, Harris said.
During Phase II, the AFPC Total Force Service Center will immediately begin selecting a retraining AFSC from the most qualified and vulnerable Airmen involuntarily, in order to meet the remaining objectives.
The master vulnerability list is available on the virtual Military Personnel Flight website, accessible via the Air Force Portal or the myPers website. To access the secure site and for more information about retraining and other personnel issues, go to the myPers website: https://mypers.af.mil.


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In a game mainly comprised of field positioning, North Sanpete was able to make enough plays while capitalizing on Carbon High miscues to send the Dinos to their second straight defeat, 17-0.
The first half of play saw both teams struggle to create and sustain drives on offense. North Sanpete struck first just before halftime as they scored a touchdown on a 6-yard run by Brady Walker to go up 7-0.
Mirroring the first half of play, Carbon's offense was unable to create drives down the field. Many of Carbon's possessions saw them starting deep in their own territory.
The Hawks were able to add 10 points in the second half to build their lead to 17-0.
After averaging 25.5 points per game through their first five games on the season, the Dinos offense for the second week in a row never seemed to get on track against the Hawks defense. Quarterback Dakota Cisneros finished 8-of-33 passing for 77 yards with three interceptions. Wide receiver Nick Haycock led all Dinos receivers with 26 yards on four catches.
The Dinos rushed for zero yards on 16 carries, gaining just six first downs and 77 total yards of offense on the night.
With the loss Carbon is now 4-2 (0-2 in Region 12 play) on the season. The team will continue their season next Friday as they will take on Payson High School in Payson at 7 p.m.
Read Tuesday's edition of the Sun Advocate for more about Carbon's game against North Sanpete.
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As the Thanksgiving Holiday approaches, many Americans will take to the highways to visit family and friends. This is an important time to remind everyone of the importance of buckling up on every trip.
Seat belts do save lives and there is never a good reason not to wear a seatbelt. Seat belts reduce fatalities by up to 45 percent in passenger cars and 60 percent in light trucks. Let's take a look at a few of the reasons why some people choose not to wear their seat belts and the truths behind them.
"I'm a good driver." Even if you have a perfect driving record and have never been involved in a traffic collision, it is not a sound reason to avoid wearing your seat belt. Poor drivers can cause crashes with even the best of drivers.
"I'm just going to the store." Nearly 52 percent of all traffic crashes occur within 5 miles of the victims' home, and nearly 77 percent of all traffic crashes occur within 15 miles of home. So when you are "just going to the store" is the most important time to wear a seat belt.
"My car has airbags, so I don't need to wear my seat Wt." Airbags are not meant to take the place of seat belts, they were meant to enhance their safety. An airbag increases the effectiveness of a seat belt by up to 40 percent.
"They're uncomfortable." There are many ways to make your seat belt more comfortable. At the local auto dealer or auto parts store you can find clips and extenders to customize the fit of your seat belt. And remember, seat belts are much more comfortable than an ambulance and a hospital bed.
Buckling up is the most effective and immediate way to save lives and reduce injuries from crashes on America's roadways. The best way for you to help is to make sure everyone is always buckled up in your vehicle - every trip, every time.


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County clerks at various locations across Utah are counting signatures to determine whether supporters of an initiative have gathered an adequate number of signatures to place a tax increase on the November 2004 ballot.
The initiative would increase the statewide sales tax from 4.75 percent to 4.80 percent in order to fund open space preservation.
According to the Utah Taxpayers Association, the proposal has several flaws:
Earmarking general tax revenue for specific programs is bad policy. The open space tax would statutorily earmark sales revenues for preservation. Earmarking reduces government's budgetary flexibility. Flexibility is especially critical when government experiences budget problems. Governments rely on shifting funding from one function to another in order to address needs while not increasing taxes.
Instead of promoting higher taxes, open space promoters should be lobbying the Utah Legislature for funding just like other members of the spending lobby.
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President Obama hosted Mexican President Felipe Calderón and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Washington, D.C., this week for the so-called "North American Leaders Summit," announcing further integration of the three governments across a broad range of fields. The meeting, however, fueled deep suspicion and concern among advocates of national sovereignty and the U.S. Constitution.
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Jan. 29, 2012
Newt Gingrich picks up the endorsement of Herman Cain, his former rival for the Republican presidential nomination, as he barrels through a series of speeches and town-hall-style meetings in Florida, vowing to stay in the nominating race until the very end. MORE
Dec. 11, 2011
Andrew Goldman Talk interview with famed lawyer Gloria Allred; Allred represented Sharon Bialek, who accused Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain of sexual harassment. MORE
Dec. 8, 2011
Gail Collins Op-Ed column notes the only part of Herman Cain's last chapter that remains at all interesting is Ginger White, the accuser who has been given credit in some corners for bringing down his presidential campaign. MORE
Dec. 4, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain suspends his campaign, remaining unapologetic and defiant even as he abandons race in the face of escalating accusations of sexual misconduct; pledges to continue to promote his tax and foreign policy plans; collapse follows latest Iowa poll showing that Cain's supporters are gravitating toward Newt Gingrich. MORE
Dec. 2, 2011
Matt Bai Political Times column argues that Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain's unexpected political rise offers a window into the craving for genuine political outsiders in American politics, and why they so rarely succeed. MORE
Dec. 1, 2011
Fox News host Greta Van Susteren faces questions about whether she should have disclosed the friendship between her husband, noted Washington lawyer John Coale, and Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain, whose wife Gloria granted van Susteren an exclusive interview shortly after Cain was accused of sexually harassing several women. MORE
Dec. 1, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain remains defiant even as pressure mounts for him to withdraw from the 2012 race amid an escalating scandal about his sexual conduct; nothing in Cain's actions suggest that he is considering a halt to his campaign, as he engages in yet another whirlwind day of engaging with voters in Ohio and New Hampshire. MORE
Nov. 30, 2011
Herman Cain weighs dropping his Republican presidential bid, uncertain that he can withstand report of an extramarital affair on the heels of accusations of sexual harassment and stumbling foreign policy responses; leading conservative voices and backers, who stood by Cain enthusiastically throughout scandal, have begun to back away from him. MORE
Nov. 29, 2011
Atlanta woman Ginger White claims that she and Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain had what she calls a 13-year affair; Cain disputes claim, although he says he knows her and had tried to help her financially in the past. MORE
Nov. 19, 2011
Caucus column; Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain's prolonged attempted explanation of his mangled answer to a question about Libya raises new questions about his foreign policy qualifications. MORE
Nov. 15, 2011
Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain becomes flustered when asked to assess President Obama's policy toward Libya, raising new questions about his command of foreign policy as he lurches over five minutes from awkward pauses to halting efforts to address the issue. MORE
Nov. 15, 2011
Gloria Cain, the least visible of all the spouses in the Republican presidential field, defends Herman Cain, her husband for 43 years, against accusations of sexual harassment; she has avoided a public role in his campaign. MORE
Nov. 15, 2011
Editorial excoriates Republican presidential hopefuls Herman Cain, Michele M Bachmann and Mitt Romney for supporting the illegal act of waterboarding; asserts that those who promise to defend the United States by using torture are degrading the nation's reputation and refusing to honor its moral standards. MORE
Nov. 13, 2011
T A Frank article profiles Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, whose unconventional campaign has defied expectations time and again. MORE
Nov. 13, 2011
Journalism Prof Katie Roiphe Op-Ed article reflects on the sexual harassment allegations surrounding Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain; argues that sexual harassment as it is defined spans too wide a spectrum of behaviors. MORE
Nov. 11, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain has been forced to recalibrate his campaign behavior toward women in an atmosphere newly colored by sexual harassment allegations. MORE
Nov. 11, 2011
Lawyer representing Karen Kraushaar, who has accused Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain of sexual harassment, says that Kraushaar will not talk to the news media until and unless the other women who have accused Cain of harassment agree to come forward together. MORE
Nov. 10, 2011
L Lin Wood, lawyer hired by Herman Cain to fend off mounting accusations of sexual harassment, warns other women who are considering coming forward to 'think twice;' comment alludes to intense media scrutiny, and in some cases animosity, that has so far been endured by accusers Sharon Bialek and Karen Kraushaar. MORE
Nov. 9, 2011
Herman Cain holds nationally televised news conference to again deny all allegations of sexual harassment, even as another woman, Karen Kraushaar, comes forward to publicly accuse him. MORE
Nov. 9, 2011
Alessandra Stanley TV Watch column on formal press conference held by Herman Cain holds that very fact that he held a news conference suggests that the sexual harassment scandal plaguing his campaign has changed it, even if it has not sunk it. MORE
Nov. 8, 2011
Sharon Bialek is first woman to publicly claim that Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain made unwanted sexual advances toward her in 1997; says she asked Cain for employment help when he was National Restaurant Assn chief and that he suggested she engage with him sexually in return for his assistance; says she decided to speak publicly to support other women who have made accusations against Cain but who have remained anonymous because of either fear or legal arrangements. MORE
Nov. 7, 2011
Political Memo; efforts by Herman Cain to move past sexual harassment scandal are thwarted as rival Republican presidential candidate Jon M Huntsman Jr calls on Cain to be more forthcoming in responding to accusations. MORE
Nov. 6, 2011
Republican presidential candidates Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich share stage in Houston for what is styled as an old-fashioned issues-focused debate; harassment accusations against Cain do not come up in congenial meeting. MORE
Nov. 5, 2011
Joel P Bennet, the lawyer for one of the women who has accused Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain of sexual harassment, says that multiple incidents of inappropriate behavior led to a formal complaint in 1999 and accuses Cain of not telling the truth about his behavior; Cain has denied the accusations and is seeking to move past the controversy. MORE
Nov. 5, 2011
Charles M Blow Op-Ed column holds that presidential aspirations of Herman Cain, an unorthodox candidate with unprecedented ascendance in a Tea Party age, may not suffer as much as expected from sexual harassment scandals; holds Cain is somewhat immune to 'poison arrows' simply because he is the anti-Obama to a growing body of Americans who view Pres Barack Obama as unqualified and even illegitimate. MORE
Nov. 4, 2011
One of women who accused Herman Cain of sexual harassment while working for him in 1990s complained that workplace turned hostile after she alleged that he made sexual advances toward her during a work-related outing. MORE
Nov. 4, 2011
Mark Block's management of sexual harassment allegations enveloping Herman Cain's campaign for the Republican presidential nomination is under scrutiny as Cain gives evolving explanations of his contact with women at restaurant trade group and legal settlements reached with them. MORE
Nov. 3, 2011
Herman Cain's presidential campaign is accused of accepting tens of thousands of dollars in goods and services from Prosperity USA, tax-exempt organization founded by his chief of staff Mark Block, raising prospect of violations of tax and election laws. MORE
Nov. 3, 2011
Editorial argues that the way Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain has handled his first crisis should cause even his more voters to question whether he is worthy of their support. MORE
Nov. 3, 2011
Gail Collins Op-Ed column contends much of political news of last few months, like anything about Herman Cain, has been lively discussion topics devoid of actual meaning; predicts Herman Cain presidency is extremely unlikely. MORE
Nov. 2, 2011
National Restaurant Association gave $35,000 in severance pay to a female staff member in the late 1990s after an encounter with Herman Cain made her uncomfortable working there; second woman, who also accused Cain of sexual harassment, calls on association to release her from a confidentiality agreement signed as part of her settlement; revelations increase pressure on Cain, who has stated that settlements had been negligible and that claims were without merit. MORE
Nov. 2, 2011
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column weighs in on sexual-harassment scandal that has rocked the presidential campaign of Herman Cain; notes that, aside from grabbing some headlines as the improbable shooting-star candidate, Cain was never a serious contender for the Republican nomination. MORE
Nov. 1, 2011
Herman Cain, surprise leader in the Republican race for the presidency, acknowledges that he was accused of sexual harassment while chief of the National Restaurant Assn in the 1990s, but he denies wrongdoing in an episode that has consumed his rising candidacy; maintains that he was falsely accused and that internal investigations at the time corroborated as much. MORE
Oct. 31, 2011
Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain contends voters are overcoming their hesitations about his ability to gain the nomination, citing surge in his polls. MORE
Oct. 29, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain is becoming known for walking back provocative statements made in a shoot-from-the-hip speaking style, which raises questions about his grasp of issues and his readiness for office; his pattern of revising himself has alarmed some social conservatives in the early-voting states of Iowa and South Carolina. MORE
Oct. 27, 2011
Republican Herman Cain's presidential campaign has generated much promise, but it may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps; slip-ups, including Cain's contradictory and sometimes befuddling remarks, have led to the impression that Cain lacks focus and preparation. MORE
Oct. 23, 2011
Herman Cain, Republican presidential candidate who has cast himself as a Washington outsider, got his start in politics as an industry lobbyist; Cain ran the National Restaurant Association for three years, transforming it from a sleepy trade group into a lobbying powerhouse; role gave him access to Republican networks that enabled him to start his political career. (Series: The Long Run) MORE
Oct. 20, 2011
Allies of Republican presidential contender Herman Cain have formed super PAC Americans for Herman Cain, which can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money on his behalf in hopes of helping him catch up to better-financed rivals. MORE
Oct. 19, 2011
Herman Cain's humor distinguishes him from rivals in hunt for Republican presidential nomination, but not all of his attempts at comedy succeed. MORE
Oct. 19, 2011
Excerpts from speeches and interviews portray Herman Cain as freewheeling Republican presidential hopeful. MORE
Oct. 17, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain adopts as his theme song I Am America, anti-establishment anthem written by Michael Branch and recorded by his wife Krista; song resonates with Tea Party members. MORE
Oct. 17, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain's lack of political experience can be seen in missteps as he confronts questions about his tax plan. MORE
Oct. 16, 2011
Republican presidential candidates Herman Cain and Michele Bachmann deliver blistering attacks on illegal immigration during campaign speeches in Iowa. MORE
Oct. 16, 2011
Harvard University history Prof Jill Lepore Op-Ed article contrasts the so-called Tea Party populism that is fueling Herman Cain's surge of popularity in the Republican presidential nomination contest with the economic philosophy of Henry George, the most popular American economic thinker of the 19th century. MORE
Oct. 15, 2011
Gail Collins Op-Ed column on book This is Herman Cain! My Journey to the White House by Herman Cain, who is the latest in list of 'peculiar' front-runners for Republican presidential nomination. MORE
Oct. 13, 2011
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain and his proposal to overhaul the tax code are getting intensive scrutiny as Cain continues to surge in national polls; his proposal is little more than a sketch of what would be a radical and complex overhaul of the tax system, and it has drawn fire from both conservatives and liberals. MORE
Oct. 13, 2011
Gail Collins Op-Ed column on Republican presidential debate in New Hampshire; says Rick Perry just sat like a big boulder with good hair, while the remaining candidates attacked Herman Cain for his 9-9-9 economic plan. MORE
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Thankful to hear there are no fatalities. It appears the PIC held a Commercial Certificate with Instrument Rating as well as CFI and CFII ratings.
Looking at the METAR for KRST 30 minutes prior to the crash, I can't help but question why he thought he would be able to successfully complete the approach: METAR KRST 022354Z 14012KT 1/4SM R31/1000V1200FT FG VV001 03/02 A2994 (for those unfamiliar, that's a ceiling of 100ft and 1/4 mile visibility). Icing may have also been a possibility.
It's unfortunate that the pilot didn't divert to Mason City, IA only 26 miles away. The METAR was: METAR KMCW 022353Z AUTO 14008KT 10SM CLR 08/03 A2993 (clear skies, light winds, 10 miles visibility).
Well first off, Glad that no one was seriously injured and were able to walk away. Now I hope that this young pilot had an instrument ticket. The aircraft was IFR certified and had the necessary equipment for an ILS approach. Now I'm just guessing here but if the aircraft came to rest, north/west of the airport then I would say ILS 31 was in use. 9033ft of runway there for 13/31. Hard to imagine missing that much runway with an aircraft equipped for IFR. I hope for the pilot there was an equipment failure.
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They show the picture of the upside down plane... Brilliant.
He's gonna have some explaining to do!! Time for the carpet dance.
It always troubles me when otherwise smart people decide to invoke God when reflecting on completely explainable phenomena. Intellectual laziness is destroying our culture.
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shitty pilot. Flight training isnt the same as it used to be. Ill bet he has over 50 hours instrument time.......simulated.
On what basis do you pull that particular number out of your ass?
I love how he said, "I haven't even soloed yet", and yet he was carrying passengers and flying on instruments. Maybe it's a good idea that he not continue his flight training. He'll also be lucky if the passenger's on board don't sue him for everything he's worth.
Correction: The pilot wasn't the guy who said all that, apparently it was a passenger on board.
The student seems to be a sensationalist, probably more suited for a media job anyways. "Most don't walk away."
Well, he may be but that is an experience that you hope you never go thru. Per the story, Fog was super bad, but something had to happen to cause the pilot to be that far off.
That comment was from one of the passengers, not from the pilot.
Got it, thanks Jeff
could this be a case of him having the OBS set to the wrong heading?
Well yeah anything is possible at this point. But the tower I assume would have been vectoring him to the approach and monitoring for either ILS 13 or 31 which at some point he would have picked up the glide slope and followed it down. Interested to see what the findings are. Either way that's a miserable way to end the day.
OBS setting doesn't matter when tuned to a localizer.


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18 U.S. Code § 3103a - Additional grounds for issuing warrant
(a) In General.— In addition to the grounds for issuing a warrant in section 3103 of this title, a warrant may be issued to search for and seize any property that constitutes evidence of a criminal offense in violation of the laws of the United States.
(b) Delay.— With respect to the issuance of any warrant or court order under this section, or any other rule of law, to search for and seize any property or material that constitutes evidence of a criminal offense in violation of the laws of the United States, any notice required, or that may be required, to be given may be delayed if—
(1) the court finds reasonable cause to believe that providing immediate notification of the execution of the warrant may have an adverse result (as defined in section 2705, except if the adverse results consist only of unduly delaying a trial) [1] ;
(2) the warrant prohibits the seizure of any tangible property, any wire or electronic communication (as defined in section 2510), or, except as expressly provided in chapter 121, any stored wire or electronic information, except where the court finds reasonable necessity for the seizure; and
(c) Extensions of Delay.— Any period of delay authorized by this section may be extended by the court for good cause shown, subject to the condition that extensions should only be granted upon an updated showing of the need for further delay and that each additional delay should be limited to periods of 90 days or less, unless the facts of the case justify a longer period of delay.
(d) Reports.—
(1) Report by judge.— Not later than 30 days after the expiration of a warrant authorizing delayed notice (including any extension thereof) entered under this section, or the denial of such warrant (or request for extension), the issuing or denying judge shall report to the Administrative Office of the United States Courts—
(B) the fact that the warrant or any extension thereof was granted as applied for, was modified, or was denied;
(C) the period of delay in the giving of notice authorized by the warrant, and the number and duration of any extensions; and
(2) Report by administrative office of the united states courts.— Beginning with the fiscal year ending September 30, 2007, the Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts shall transmit to Congress annually a full and complete report summarizing the data required to be filed with the Administrative Office by paragraph (1), including the number of applications for warrants and extensions of warrants authorizing delayed notice, and the number of such warrants and extensions granted or denied during the preceding fiscal year.
[1] So in original. The closing parenthesis probably should follow "section 2705".
Source(Added Pub. L. 90–351, title IX, § 1401(a),June 19, 1968, 82 Stat. 238; amended Pub. L. 107–56, title II, § 213,Oct. 26, 2001, 115 Stat. 285; Pub. L. 109–177, title I, § 114,Mar. 9, 2006, 120 Stat. 210.)
Pub. L. 90–351enacted section 3103a of this title as part of chapter 204, and Pub. L. 90–462, § 3,Aug. 8, 1968, 82 Stat. 638, corrected the chapter designation from 204 to 205.
2006—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 109–177, § 114(b), inserted ", except if the adverse results consist only of unduly delaying a trial" after "2705".
Subsec. (b)(3). Pub. L. 109–177, § 114(a)(1), added par. (3) and struck out former par. (3) which read as follows: "the warrant provides for the giving of such notice within a reasonable period of its execution, which period may thereafter be extended by the court for good cause shown."
Subsecs. (c), (d). Pub. L. 109–177, § 114(a)(2), (c), added subsecs. (c) and (d).
2001—Pub. L. 107–56designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), inserted heading, and added subsec. (b).
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BIG RAPIDS, Mich. (WZZM) -- The head coach of Ferris State University's football team has been suspended for eight days following a locker room incident.
University officials took disciplinary measures against Tony Annese Wednesday following the October 26 incident, which happened during halftime of the team's game against Michigan Technological University in Houghton.
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By TOM MCCOURTSun Advocate Columnist
"Did you see the story on TV last week about the hippy hobo jungle in Moab?" Uncle Spud chuckled.
"No, I must have missed it," I said. "I know Moab attracts a lot of burned-out old hippies, but I didn't know they had a hobo jungle."
"According to the TV story, it's getting to be quite a problem," Spud smiled. "There are several groups of new-age wilderness lovers living in the tamaracks down along the river near town."
"No kidding?" I winced.
"KSL posted pictures on their website of several dilapidated old vans, campers and buses tucked back in the bushes where people are living full-time. It's quite a mess."
"I'll bet they're just camping out," I offered.
"No," Spud insisted. "One guy admitted he's been living there in an old bus for 10 years. He said he's a seasonal employee in the tourist industry and he only works five or six months of the year. The rest of the time he hangs out in his hippy bus down by the river."
"Isn't that against the law?" I asked.
"Some people think it is," Spud affirmed.
"Isn't it a health hazard?" I asked again. "I mean, what do they do about garbage disposal, potable water and human waste?"
"The pictures show lots of clutter and trash scattered around," Spud said. "And we can only guess what they do about toilets. The pictures don't show any restroom facilities."
"So what is being done about it?" I asked.
"Grand County has issued eviction notices," Spud said. "The squatters were supposed to be out of Dodge by the end of September."
"Do you think the bus-niks will leave, or will they just move to a new location around the next bend in the river?"
"We got some idea how it might turn out when a group of concerned citizens showed up at the last Grand County Council meeting," Spud laughed. "They were protesting the eviction notices, saying people should be allowed to live anywhere they want. One guy shouted at the TV cameras that the earth is for all the people. Another eco-advocate said he has lived in caves and camps for eight years and he likes to be with the earth, it makes him feel comfortable."
"Wait a minute," I said. "Were those concerned citizens in uniform?"
"You got it," Spud smiled. "Beards, ponytails, sandals, T-shirts, safari shorts and boonie hats."
"I knew it," I growled. "Isn't that the same bunch that protested a proposed upper-class subdivision last year? You remember, that area near Moab where a developer wanted to build some million dollar homes?"
"I remember," Spud said.
"There was a big bunch of eco-uniformed protesters at that meeting, too. But then they were yelling that subdivisions and beautiful houses would ruin the environment, damage the ecosystem, cause global warming and spoil the rural ambiance of Moab and all of southern Utah."
"Hmm, maybe living in squalid hippy housing buses and pooping in the bushes doesn't spoil the rural ambiance for the green people," Spud smiled.
"I find this terribly hypocritical," I said. "Those people, or people just like them, protest every inch of rural development in this state under the guise of saving the planet. They don't want me to be able to even drive across the well-developed roads on Cowboy Bench and Cedar Ridge. They want to preserve that area as make-believe wilderness. Yet they want to live anywhere they choose, in rusty old junk cars, because, 'the earth is for all the people.'"
"What did the county fathers say when the squatters showed up demanding to stay in their illegal automotive homesteads?"
"Sympathetic council members said they don't have a problem with how the earth people are living; it's where they're living that's a problem. The hobo jungle is in the flood plain of the river and it's not zoned for mud buggy housing."
"Are the nature people going to move?" I asked.
"The last picture I saw on KSL was a hippy bus with a message spray-painted on the side that said, 'We will not leave Moab. Home is where we park it.'"
"If the council doesn't have a problem with the way they live, only the location, maybe they should let them move up on the Moab Rim above town. With no millionaire houses to get in the way, they could turn the place into a futuristic Mad Max eco-paradise subdivision."
"I'd buy a ticket to see that," Spud laughed. "Environmental road warrior living at its best. Can you even imagine?"


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Heading out to the store on Black Friday? Then make sure you read my tips for shopping black friday.
Kathryn's Black Friday Tips
1. Determine Your Budget BEFORE You Head Out. Develop a budget the night before and stick to it. If you're apt to give in to temptation, and if you're able to pay with cash instead of credit (ALWAYS a good idea), leave the credit cards at home and pay either with a set amount of cash or a prepaid Visa card.
2. Make A Shopping List. Write a detailed (and legible) shopping list, including all the people you need to shop for, their gift and the maximum you're willing to pay for their gift. Keep the list out while you're shopping, and have a pen handy to jot notes and check off items as you shop.
3. Do Your Research. Set aside an hour or two in advance (perhaps while you're digesting Thanksgiving dinner and everyone else is in a turkey coma on the couch) to look through holiday circulars and online deal clearinghouses like Black Friday Ads for what each store is offering. Also make sure to see if the item is available online for the same price. You may be able to avoid the long lines.
4. Arm Yourself With Supplies. You're sooo not going to want to fight the lines in the food court, so bring a bottle of water and protein bars or snack packs. To save your arms (and back) bring a foldable luggage cart if you plan on purchase a large amount of items. And rather than bundling in that bulky fall/winter coat, dress in layers so you can add and subtract clothing based on the store temperature.
5. Shop Solo. While some see Black Friday as a social event, we honestly find it easier to focus on true power shopping if we shop alone. The exception? Boyfriends/Husbands/Partners are great for carrying bags and watching purses … but at this point they're pretty much on to us, and always seem to find something else to do (like sleep in).


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MASSENA Because of enduring nasty winter, the St. Lawrence Seaway system will get off to a late start this navigation season.
Ice has been the main culprit in the delay, and the previously set opening at 8 a.m. March 28 is being pushed back until March 31 at the same time.
This year it has been pushed back to the 31st and thats typically a little later than we usually do. We have changed that date because of the historically bad ice conditions, St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. spokeswoman Nancy T. Alcalde said. We are working closely with the U.S. Coast Guard, the Canadian Coast Guard and the St. Lawrence Management Corporation watching all of the weather developments. Ultimately we all share the same goals that all of the vessel transits can be made safely while we are ever mindful of the environmental concerns.
Associate Administrator of Seaway Operations Salvatore Pisani said that a delay to the shipping season has happened in the past.
I believe in 2003, the Seaway was scheduled to open March 25 and had to delay until March 31. This was due to very similar ice conditions as to what we are having now. It was a colder-than-usual spring, he said.
With the seven-day weather forecast showing temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas along the river, an opening of the waters is still on the agenda for the end of March.
Ms. Alcalde expressed optimism that this can still be accomplished.
The Seaway and the coast guards will continue to monitor the situation closely, she said. Its just day to day with what we are able to do. The ice is there and its as simple as that.
Intense winter weather conditions have already caused issues related to seaway traffic earlier this season.
In the days following the Dec. 21 ice storm that struck along the Seaway, thick ice conditions resulted in the delay of ship traffic. On the afternoon of Dec. 24, it was reported that transit was backed up for 22 of the 36 ships on the system.
The Seaway system closed for the season on Dec. 30.
Primarily right now, because of the ice cover, we are waiting on the Canadian Coast Guard to provide assistance and initiate the pass and then the vessels will proceed right after the ice breaker, Mr. Pisani said. The ice breaker doesnt break up all of the ice you see out there but will do what is necessary for the vessel to run through. The natural progression of melting will take over and hopefully we will flush all of the ice out of the system.
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Art Night with Todd Oldham
Last night we celebrated Todd Oldham's new line of art supplies coming to Target this May. The collection is called Kid Made Modern (the craft book is available here.) Everything in the collection is beautifully made, high quality, and inspiring. I wish I took more pictures of my favorites: The comic book kit, the wooden blocks, the watercolors (so many colors!). Instead, I was busy chasing Owen and Oscar away from the snack bar. For most of the evening the boys had a chocolate cookie in one hand and paint brush in the other. Life couldn't have been better for them.
About Todd: He's so genuine and kind. I remember watching him years ago on the TV show Top Design. He seemed so thoughtful with all the contestants, treating them as friends. He was exactly the same way in person. He asked really good questions and my kids adored him. At the end of the night, he took my goody bag and started stuffing it with more art supplies. While it might look like the conversation they are having with Todd to the left is about something deep like art philosophy, it was actually going something more like this:
Oscar: Your face is red!
Todd: It is? Oh, it's because I'm a little hot in this sweater.
Ella: How could you be hot on such a cold day?
Unbeknownst to me, actress/comedian/writer Amy Sedaris was also there. I atleast should have recognized her from Elf, but I didn't. Instead, I did talk to her about one of the kids at the party who was perfectly covered in paint. I asked her, "Oh wow, who's that kid's mom?" And she said, "Oh that's my kid!" And I believed her! I said something ridiculous like, "Really? He's so awesome!" haha She probably thought I was such an idiot. Oh well. She was so nice and I couldn't get my eyes off of her despite not knowing why. Then I overheard someone say, "Isn't that Amy Sedaris?" oh yeah . . . it is . . .
Below are pictures of the kids playing and creating and also some of the art supplies I took home. One of the best things about the Kid Made Modern art supplies their packaging. Everything is tastefully done with modern colors and shapes and minimal graphics. I asked Todd about that. He told me that as a kid he remembers studying everything about his art supplies. The colors, the packaging, it was all important and interesting to him. He wanted to create beautiful art supplies for kids to enjoy! I think he did just that. Look for the Kid Made Modern collection this May at Target.
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Looks like a wonderful evening! I will be looking forward to the line coming to Target.ReplyDelete
That sounds like so much fun! Glad you and the kids have a good time.ReplyDelete
I LOVE him! That launch looks incredible and I can't wait till it arrives this spring! Having an arts background as well as creative kids it is a challenge to find hiqh quality, well-designed and thought out art supplies for children. yay!ReplyDelete
art is such a wonderful thing to encourage...lucky for you to be living in a city that applauds artists and their craft.ReplyDelete
ps. totally thought it was a deep moment with the photo you snapped...don't you just love the honesty of children?!
Oh my goodness! What a great event. I love Amy. Please email me and tell me what she was wearing. Or send me a pic :)ReplyDelete
- Rachel WardMarch 30, 2012 at 6:40 PM
Oh my gosh that is all so exciting. And I can't believe you talked to Amy Sedaris! And you didn't know it!! She's just magnetic, isn't she? Never seen her in person, but I can imagine. Loooooove her.ReplyDelete
What a great way to spend an evening! I love that so much detail went into the packaging of these art supplies - they're really lovely!ReplyDelete
Your meeting Amy Sedaris story is so funny. I wonder what she was thinking. Ha ha! Honestly, though, I don't think I would have recognized her either.
- BrittanyMarch 30, 2012 at 6:40 PM
Your little blondies are so lucky to have a mom that takes them on so many fun excursions! I love it! Also, I would have probably (no, definitely) not recognized Amy Sedaris, either. I don't get why she would claim the kid as her own? To elicit scoffing laughter from her inner audience of adorers? Many (but not all) famous people can be so full of themselves - it's so obnoxious. I experience these characters too frequently when my husband plays shows. Anyways, I'll stop my rant now. Lovely blog! Keep up the great work! :)ReplyDelete
- JeannineMarch 30, 2012 at 6:40 PM
She's probably really nice and meant it as a joke to make Sharon uncomfortable for saying "Who's kid is that?!" I get it. It probably made Sharon laugh.ReplyDelete
Hi Sharon...I just found your blog via Cup of Jo, and it's beautiful! What a lovely family and life you have. I have a very different situation (living in the woods in the Midwest, no kids yet) which suits me very well. It's fun to see what life looks like in a big city, and how you're raising a family there.ReplyDelete
I have been to NYC six times, and liked it better each time. The first time, I was 17 and alone- visiting friends (my parents were very brave to let me go!) in Tribeca. I was afraid and overwhelmed for most of the trip, but at the same time it was an incredible experience and made me come back for more, five more times (I tend to seek out that which scares me...)! However, on the plane ride home, when I looked down and saw nothing but trees and lakes below me- a sea of green and blue- I started crying and knew I would never leave my rural home permanently.
Thanks for giving me my "city fix" with your beautiful photography! It makes me want to start planning visit number seven. :)
yes, exactly. i hope it exceeds your expectations! i think the quality of the colored pencils are really good, but I don't have an arts background. i'm interested to hear your thoughts when it come out.ReplyDelete
haha yes, sometimes i wish i could rein in my kids honesty sometimes. hopefully, someday, they will learn not say EVERY observation. it's kind of embarrassing as parent ! haReplyDelete
soooo magnetic..perfect description for her.ReplyDelete
oh! she was so nice and playful!ReplyDelete
thanks for reading-- love your story. and yes, start planning trip number 7! just checked out your blog. Happy Birthday!!ReplyDelete
oh no! i didn't realize who she was until it was too late. i looked through all my pictures to see if she was in the background, but she's not. her clothes: that's the thing I couldn't get my eyes off. she had a fluffy skirt with miss match pants underneath (capri maybe?), bulky shoes. it shouldn't have worked, but it did. watching her, i can see why she's so successful. she draws people in!!ReplyDelete
- DolcevettoMarch 30, 2012 at 6:40 PM
The conversation between Todd and your kids made me laugh out load. Too funny :)ReplyDelete
oh honey...it's "unbeknownst"ReplyDelete
thanks "john"ReplyDelete


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As you might know I've been invited to show BrikWars at the Harry Potter Experience con. It's in May, but since most of my bricks are at home, I'm going to prepare the armies while I'm there over the holidays.
The con people will provide armies of good and evil wizards and witches, and I'll bring the rest. My ideas so far are Centaurs and Muggle elite soldiers.
So, what are your ideas for some good Harry Potter-themed BrikWars armies?