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Devastating fire guts home south of Price
An early morning fire on Stake Farm Road south of Price destroyed a home and a garage that contained thousands of dollars worth of stock car racing parts and tools on Thursday morning....
Thousands lose power in tempest
Power to thousands of Castle Country homes was knocked out Wednesday and Thursday as violent wind, heavy rainfall and lightning strikes played havoc with electrical lines and equipment....
1954: Carbon children are in the front lines in the war against polio
Editor's Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth in 1891....
Texas firm considering Carbon County for synfuel plant
Synthetic Fuels Corporation has a coal-to-diesel fuel conversion plant in Wyoming's Powder River Basin and is looking for a place to build another one.
Wellington public works director earns award from national organization
Ed Ericson, director of public works for Wellington City, has won the Golden Eagle Award from the American Backflow Prevention Association.
VA will open new outreach clinic in Price
The Department of Veterans Affairs Salt Lake City health Care System will hold a grand opening for its new Price Outreach Clinic on July 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Police arrest suspect in bike shop burglary
Price police have arrested Aaron E. Powell, a 32 year old Price man, Aaron E. Powell, for his alleged involvement in a burglary that occurred at Decker's Bicycles on the night of June 22....
USDA to assist ranchers in sage grouse habitat improvements states
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will provide approximately $18.2 million in additional financial assistance to help eligible ranchers in Idaho, Utah, Wyoming conserve critical sage-grouse hab...
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The Dane Carl Nielsen was one of the most original composers at the turn of the 20th century. Based on the German Romantic tradition he developed his own musical language, especially in his symphonies that are still played very frequently. He also, however, often turned to chamber music settings. Canto serioso was originally written as an audition piece for the Copenhagen Opera Orchestra, where the position of low horn player was to be filled. Thus Nielsen's fairly short work makes the most of the low register and the instrument's sonorous mid-range. A welcome addition to the late Romantic repertoire for horn!


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PAWTUCKET --- After hitting bullets last September to help spark the Pawtucket Red Sox's magical run to the Governors' Cup championship, Bryce Brentz nearly had a bullet end his 2013 season long before it began.
What started out as a routine cleaning of a handgun three months ago in his Knoxville, Tenn. home nearly resulted in tragedy for the power-hitting right fielder, who was tabbed as the No. 8 ranked prospect in the Boston Red Sox organization by Baseball America.
During the cleaning, Brentz accidentally fired a bullet into his left leg, and while there's never any good news associated with a shooting, there was some in the fact that the bullet didn't do any significant damage to his leg. As a matter of fact, not only did he yank out the bullet by himself, but his leg also didn't require any stitches.
"(The bullet) didn't go all the way through my leg," Brentz recalled during the PawSox's Media Day on Tuesday afternoon at McCoy Stadium. "It stopped right on the outside, so I pulled it out and just kept patching it up."
The bad news? Not only did he have to deal with the embarrassment that came out of the accident, but the Red Sox pulled back an invitation they gave Brentz to attend his first big league camp, despite the 24-year-old slugger taking part in their honored Rookie Program (a week before the shooting) with 10 of the organization's top prospects.
"It just was one of those freak accidents," offered Brentz. "It wasn't as bad as it sounded, and I put it behind me. I got lucky, and in this game, it's better to be lucky than good. It's one of those things you deal with and move on from, and I'm glad to be here to get ready to play."
And ready to play he is. Brentz will be in right field tomorrow when the PawSox launch their title defense in Pennsylvania against rival Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
"I've been in Florida for two months, and for the last two weeks, all I had been thinking about was Opening Day," added Brentz. "It's fun playing games down in spring training, but they're not real games. You want to play games that count, and now that the season's starting, it's awesome."
Ever since the Red Sox took the former Middle Tennessee State University standout as a sandwich pick between the first and second rounds (36th overall) of the 2010 MLB Draft, Brentz has put up awesome numbers.
In his first full season of pro ball in 2011, he was named the organization's Minor League Offensive Co-Player of the Year after batting .306 with 140 hits, 25 doubles, 30 homers, 94 runs batted in, and 91 runs scored in just 115 games between Single-A Greenville and High-A Salem.
In 2012 with Double-A Portland, Brentz picked up where he left off and was named the Sea Dogs' MVP after batting .296 with 17 home runs and leading the team in hits (135), doubles (30), and RBIs (76).
Those numbers earned him a step up the organization's ladder to the PawSox on Aug. 30, but in his final five regular-season games, he struggled mightily, going 2-for-17.
"Some of the older guys came up to me and said, 'Just calm it down. It's the same game,' " recalled Brentz. "They could see that I was pressing, trying to show that the call-up was warranted."
Brentz took his older teammates' advice, and once the I.L. playoffs rolled around, he was a much different player. He batted .333 with five RBIs in seven games, with a half dozen of his eight hits resulting in extra bases and two of them leaving the yard.
"I don't know what happened," said Brentz. "It was my first time being in the playoffs, it was a little different atmosphere, and I guess I kind of got locked in there for the whole championship run. It was a good time, and to share it with a good group of guys like we had was awesome."
After the I.L. playoffs came a stint in the highly-touted Arizona Fall League, where he hit .297 with two homers and 11 RBIs in 17 games and was named as a designated hitter to the league's Top Prospects Team.
Then came the holidays, his week in the Rookie Program, and his accident.
"I didn't miss any time," said Brentz. "I got to camp on Feb. 1 and told (the organization) that as soon as I got down there, I'd be ready. Sure enough, within about two weeks, I was game ready and doing everything, sprinting, squatting, doing leg workouts. I played in (the minor league exhibition) games, and everything's been good."
Not being in his first big league camp was a downer for Brentz, but it didn't prevent him from working hard, seeing plenty of action during the exhibition season (he also went 3-for-9 with a homer in four games with Boston), getting acquainted with new teammates, and reconnecting with first-year manager Gary DiSarcina.
"Gary has been awesome," said Brentz. "The only other time I ran into him was when I was in Lowell (in 2010) and he was the (Red Sox minor league) infield coordinator. That was the only time I really got to hang out with him and it was a blast. He was fun before, and now that he's my manager, I'm excited to be playing for him."
Another thing that has Brentz excited is the PawSox's home opener on April 11 against the Rochester Red Wings. Before the game, Brentz and his teammates and coaches from last year's team will receive their Governors' Cup championship rings.
"I might put my ring around my necklace and never take it off," Brentz said with a smile. "I only got to win one ring, and that was in college. Some guys play in the minors and the big leagues and never get a chance to win a ring, so to get to have one is awesome. It's a special honor and I'm excited to see it."
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In the next few weeks, Exelon Corp. will undertake the first segment of a massive spending program in Illinois that will create more than 4,200 full-time and "full-time equivalent" positions over the next 5 years.
CHICAGO - In the next few weeks, Exelon Corp. will undertake the first segment of a massive spending program in Illinois that will create more than 4,200 full-time and "full-time equivalent" positions over the next 5 years in the Illinois cities and counties that house Exelon nuclear facilities.
Beginning in September, Exelon will launch the first of 101 individual projects in a $4.6 billion spending program that includes the decommissioning of the shuttered Zion Station in Lake County, equipment upgrades at six Illinois nuclear plants to produce more carbon-free megawatts and refueling outages that require thousands of temporary workers.
By way of context, the total allocation under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for Chicago, Cook County and the collar counties is $3.6 billion.
"This is our own economic stimulus program for Illinois," said Exelon Nuclear President and Chief Nuclear Officer Michael Pacilio. "The state is going through tough economic times, and we believe private investment, ultimately, is what will bring us back to prosperity. We want the people of Illinois to know that we're vested in their future."
The first project in line is the decommissioning of the Zion Station, which officially begins in September. The $1 billion, 10-year project will be the largest nuclear plant dismantling ever undertaken in the United States, requiring an average of 200 skilled workers each year, most of them local, and a peak workforce of 400. Zion Station sits on the shore of Lake Michigan about 40 miles north of Chicago.
In a first-of-its kind arrangement approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Exelon expects to transfer the station license early next month to EnergySolutions, a Salt Lake City nuclear services company that will dismantle the plant and remove material and parts to its Utah waste facility. At the completion of the project, responsibility for the site will transfer back to Exelon, and the 200-acre site will be available for other unrestricted commercial uses. Throughout the process, Exelon will retain ownership of the plant's used nuclear fuel, which must remain on the property in a secure facility.
EnergySolutions is an industry leader in the decommissioning of nuclear plants and permanent disposal of nuclear waste, and has clients worldwide. EnergySolutions was formed in 2006 by merging BNG America, Duratek, Envirocare of Utah, and the D&D division of Scientech.
"The Zion plant has been part of our community for years, and we're gratified that it will continue to deliver benefits over the next decade as it is dismantled," said City of Zion Mayor Lane Harrison. "This project will be of immense help to our residents by bringing desperately needed new employment."
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"This kind of private investment in infrastructure with an eye to the future is what we need more of in Illinois," said Jerry Roper, president of the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce. "The people of Illinois should take note that Illinois business and industry and the workers we depend on are leading the way to new investment and recovery."
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Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with more than $17 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to approximately 486,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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Tonight, we are struggling which of the stories on Sheena Monnin to post. I'll let you choose. You can read: Pa. beauty queen says she's shocked by $5M ruling.
Or perhaps, you prefer the national flavor of this one: US beauty queen says she's 'shocked' by ruling that she owes Miss USA pageant $5 million. Yahoo, you gotta make up your mind and then let your editors know.
Per the Miss USA website, Miss Pennsylvania Sheena Monnin believes her strongest talent is being an attentive and heartfelt listener. Sheena describes herself as persistent, focused and compassionate. Not trying to be snarky, but you could probably add talkative to Sheena's strengths/weaknesses.


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Tommy Dee is joined by his regular crew of Dalen Cuff and Moke Hamilton as they discuss the winning ways of New York City basketball. Tommy chats with NBC Sports Network's Erin Sharoni about her Knicks' fandom, and Brian Geltzeiler discusses the Mike D'Antoni hire in Los Angeles.
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The Dominican Winter League and the Venezuelan Winter League began play last week.
3B Wilmer Flores, who is playing for his hometown Bravos de Margarita has played four games at third and hit the cover off the ball, going 5-for-16 (.313/.450/.500) with a homer and four walks against one strikeout. It's four games, but it's a damn good four games.
Other Dominican Winter League Assignments:
– OF Rafael Fernandez – Gigantes del Cibao
– OF Juan Lagares – Aguilas Cibaenas
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EVENT of the DAY: Free Shakespeare in the Park: "Hamlet"
Come enjoy a summer night with the Bard. Queens-based Hip to Hip Theatre Company presents a free performance of Shakespeare's classic tragedy "Hamlet" at the Unisphere at Flushing Meadows.
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Former Assemblyman Jimmy Meng charged with fraud
Former State Assemblyman Jimmy Meng, the father of Congressional candidate Grace Meng, was charged with fraud Tuesday in an elaborate shakedown scheme. The Brooklyn U.S. Attorney's Office said Jimmy Meng promised a person who was indicted on tax charges that he could help by bribing prosecutors in the Manhattan District Attorney's office. Read more: [NY1]
Elderly Queens woman: Doc's bad op cost me vision in left eye
An elderly Queens woman is suing her doctor, claiming a botched cataract operation cost her the sight in her left eye. Evalyne Chedda, 70, went to Dr. Alina K. Stanciu's office in Forest Hills on Jan 18, 2010 for the operation. Read more: [New York Post]
UPDATE: Local leaders charge city snubbing them on possible Triumph of Civic Virtue move
Snubbed community leaders said they have yet to hear from city officials who are mulling a plan to move the long-neglected Triumph of Civic Virtue statue from its perch outside Queens Borough Hall. The controversial statue, which has raised the ire of some people for its imagery, also has strong supporters who have been lobbying the city unsuccessfully for years to get it cleaned and restored. Read more: [New York Daily News]
UPDATE: Results still out in contentious Bayside BID election, but so is Gregg Sullivan: source
More than a week after the only contested BID election in the city, Bayside business owners aren't quite sure who won the contentious race — but the writing appears to be on the wall for Gregg Sullivan. A vocal critic of the Bayside Village Business Improvement District's board, Sullivan will likely not win the seat he was seeking, according to a source familiar with the organization's bylaws. Read more: [New York Daily News]


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Friday, March 29, the 355th Fighter Wing at Davis-Monthan AFB is scheduled to host Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band for an evening concert event. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show begins at 7 p.m.
The event will be held inside the 755th Aircraft Maintenance Hangar, which is just off of Yuma Street. Signs will be posted starting at D-M's Craycroft Gate directing individuals on where to drive and park.
All active-duty, Guard, Reserve and retired Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines, and their dependents and others who ordinarily have base access are invited to attend the concert.
Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band have been playing shows overseas and throughout the United States at countless military bases and USO events since their first overseas tour in 2004. Sinise and the band are big supporters of the military and have made it a mission to draw attention to military service members, their families and our veterans and ensure they know they are remembered and appreciated.
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ALL IN ALL, A VERY GOOD YEARFor year 2 of the slow rebuild, progress was steady
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9:20 am: On one hand, it's peculiar that Garth Snow insincerely blustered at the season finale about how missing the playoffs was "unacceptable" when he fielded one of the smallest, softest, least experienced, unskilled and shallow rosters in recent NHL history. There's a reason many picked the Islanders for 28th-30th, and why Scott Gordon received more applause than criticism for keeping the team competitive in March.
And that's with Matt Moulson – signed to a two-way contract for "depth," admitted the honest Gordon – scoring more than twice as many goals as Snow could have ever projected. With Dwayne Roloson at age 40 stealing more points than anyone could have expected. With Andy Sutton staying healthy and playing the best hockey of his career. With Rob Schremp falling into their laps on the waiver wire, the benefit of being the league's worst team in 2008-09.
Of course, Snow cannot publicly reveal that he game-planned before the season and at the trade deadline to only win a top-two selection in the 2010 draft. But to reach into the GM's media playbook and pretend that his team's failure to make the playoffs was "unacceptable" was disingenuous, and pretty hilarious.
But on the other hand…
John Tavares hit his marks – scoring 24 goals and 54 points, creating buzz, selling tickets and inspiring hope.
Top-six forward prospect Kirill Petrov needs development time, but he should be added to the roster in the next couple of months.
Moulson made the pro scouts look brilliant and a name for himself (eventually, even in Vancouver) by scoring 30 goals.
Travis Hamonic had a monster year and developed into a second D pair NHL prospect.
With his own staff for the first time in his two-year Islanders career, Scott Gordon coached and coached well. No matter how many loser points and Nielsen-Schremp-Moulson brewed shootout victories, finishing three games under NHL .500 surpassed the very modest expectations.
Mikko Koskinen had hip surgery, but is finishing the season strong in the ECHLand should get at least 40 games next season in Bridgeport.
Kevin Poulin has been so off-the-charts splendid in the Quebec League, Patrick Roy called him the best goalie in Canadian junior hockey.
Matt Martin was downright entertaining.
Kyle Okposo's final stats may be a bit underwhelming for such a strong player, but few in the game see him as anything but beast.
Jack Hillen became an NHL defenseman.
Andrew MacDonald certainly looks like he can be one.
Blake Comeau didn't give any reasons to be written off as marginal, and there's nothing wrong if his ceiling is as a very good third-line player.
If this is a down year for Mark Streit, take it.
Roloson gave the Islanders legitimate No. 1 goaltending.
The lesson came late, but the importance of toughness appeared to dawn on management in the final weeks.
In a league in which offense is at a premium, Schremp proved to be a worthwhile waiver pickup.
Calvin de Haan had his season ended early by a serious shoulder injury, but he legitimized his selection in the first round.
More prospects made progress than hit a wall.
Jack Capuano, Pat Bingham and Matt Bertani continue to make a lot out of not much in Bridgeport.
Sutton gave the Islanders a reminder of what they need more of going-forward. If that big defenseman happens to be closer to 30 than 35, and more mobile, even better.
Josh Bailey got stronger and played better, especially at wing.
Frans Nielsen took another step towards becoming the best home-grown two-way center to come out of the organization since there were only 21 teams in the league.
And when it was all over, the Islanders ended up with the fifth overall pick in the draft. With the selection, they will add an integral piece to the slow and steady rebuild.
No, not everything went smoothly this season. A 26th-place finish should never be cause for celebration. The Islanders boasted about strong play down the stretch after injuries and the dumping of Sutton, but after the Olympic break they were just 9-8-3. In the second half, they were 18-19-4.
The failures were discussed ad infinitum over the last three months and no doubt will down the road. The Islanders have plenty of improvements to make. Leaving your team with Yann Danis and Joey MacDonald in goal for a season and then feeling pride over a standings points improvement could be a dangerous act of self-delusion.
Want a reality check? The Islanders had 20 wins in regulation with Danis and MacDonald in 2008-09. They had – you guessed it – 20 regulation wins in 2009-10 with Roloson, Biron and Rick DiPietro. And Tavares, Moulson, Schremp, Hillen, MacDonald…
This discussion is not about the Islanders off the ice, where they continue to chase their tail on countless issues – beginning with two vital ones, the Lighthouse Project and ticket sales.
But if you said all of the positive developments above would happen on the ice over the last six months – and consider how the stage is set for the Islanders get it right over the next four months – there really isn't much argument.
For year 2 of the Islanders' rebuild, even the toughest grader would have to give Garth Snow, Ryan Jankowski, Scott Gordon and the rest of the hockey operations crew a B+. Best of all, we shouldn't have to talk much longer about rebuilding, about draft parties in April, about being under-manned in Philadelphia, New Jersey and Pittsburgh. If the Islanders are not talking playoffs at this time next year, it will be a big step back after this year's forward progress.
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Joshua trailed 13-10 entering the third round, but landed several big shots. The judges scored the fight even at 18, but Joshua won on the countback tiebreaker, which evaluates larger parts of the judges' total scores. Italy protested the decision, delaying the medal ceremony.
Joshua lives and trains in London, putting an appropriate finale on the 16-day, 272-bout tournament. Joshua won Britain's third boxing gold medal at these Olympics, joining bantamweight Luke Campbell and women's flyweight Nicola Adams.
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Employees at four Exelon Nuclear plants in Illinois recently made donations in exchange for a dozen ears of Sack's delicious sweet corn. Money flowed in from Clinton Power Station ($1,519), Braidwood Station ($756), Byron Generating Station ($1,141), and LaSalle County Station ($1,013).
"Clinton Station supports this great cause in many ways and has for years. We're pleased with this opportunity and we get a taste of fresh home-grown sweet corn too," said Plant Manager, Keith Taber. "Supporting such events is part of our commitment to being good neighbors and good corporate citizens."
The Exelon Nuclear plants have a long history of community involvement. This includes everything from donations to Scout troops and local high schools to United Way and special fund-raising events such as fishing and basketball tournaments and that draw thousands of participants.
Sack's farm produced the corn and his daughter Rebecca, wife Jane and her sisters helped with sales at the Exelon plants. Jane Sack was joined by sisters Jeanne Bertrand, Jill Dentino and Cindy Stegmann. Along with the fundraising at the Exelon sites, the family members also sell the corn at the farm.
"This has grown into such a great event," said Dean Sack. "The generosity of coworkers and local residents is amazing."
The fundraiser came about due to his wife's involvement in the Susan G. Komen movement. She needed a way to raise money for the upcoming 60-mile Komen Race for the Cure, in which she is a participant.
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Soft tip darts are generally used with electronic boards. The primary difference is in the soft, flexible plastic tip, but the rest of the darts can be as complex and customizable as steel tip models. The weight of soft-tip darts is often distributed differently, but you'll find many of the same designs and materials.
Convertible darts have removable tips and versatile designs that allow them to be used for either board type.
Metals very greatly in density and weight, so some are more valued than others in dart construction. Lower-priced darts are made from brass and copy, which are only medium-dense. That means the dart must be longer to achieve proper weight. The most popular high-end metal for darts is tungsten, which is very dense and allows for the build of short, slim barrels and shafts.
To the occasional player, dart weight probably makes no difference. Many serious players prefer specific dart weights that feel most comfortable when they throw. Some dart players will even buy kits to add a gram or two to their favorite darts. Generally, soft tip darts range from 14 to 20 grams, and steel tip darts range from 18 to 26 grams.
The purpose of a dart flight is to provide drag (not lift); it keeps the tail tracking the point and works against gravity in flight. Smooth, ribbed, dimpled or otherwise, they all do the same thing with slight variations. Try throwing a dart without them and you'll understand better. Heavier darts usually need larger surface area flights, commonly known as "standards." Lighter darts with less mass can be thrown with smaller area flights, commonly known as coal-crackers or "speed flights." Speed flights have smaller wings, which can help promote tighter groupings and decrease the chances of another dart striking the previous simply by the fact that there is less surface area to hit.
A spinning shaft turns freely, reducing deflections when other darts land close by. Instead of a collision of flights and a bounce-out, the landed dart spins and allows the thrown dart to land. Some players complain that spinning shafts can be too loose or can rattle when thrown. Magnetic spinners generally solve this problem.
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I just returned from the Wellington City cemetery to visit my husband's grave. I had left flowers there on Mother's Day.
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A federal judge has tossed the conviction of a Heuvelton man convicted at trial of falsifying records while working as a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent at the Alexandria Bay Port of Entry.
Todd Tyo, 48, was found guilty in December in U.S. District Court, Utica, of two counts of falsifying records after being accused in an indictment of embezzling more than $1,000 from March to August of that year while inspecting commercial trucks coming into the United States from Canada while working as a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent. In a decision issued Thursday, Judge David N. Hurd ruled that their was insufficient evidence to support the verdict that came after a six-day trial. The jury found that Mr. Tyo kept entry fees of $10.75 for two trucks, but Judge Hurd said the jury should not have found that he knowingly and willfully did so.
In fact, the evidence to establish that Tyo kept those two trucks entry fees for himself was so speculative as to be almost, if not completely, nonexistent, the judge wrote in his decision.
He said the evidence that Mr. Tyo falsified records with the intent to steal money was inconsistent with its acquitting him of other counts that he embezzled money. He said that the jurys reliance on the fact that Mr. Tyo recorded two no sales in his records was not enough to support a criminal conviction of wrongdoing.
Otherwise, any accidental, inadvertent, mistaken or innocent reason for pressing the No Sale button after receiving a $10.75 entry fee would be a federal crime, That cannot be, Judge Hurd wrote. In fact, the evidence demonstrated that such acts occurred on a daily basis at the Alexandria Bay Port of Entry by various truck attendants. As described by one witness, it was a very sloppy operation.
The judge said there was no evidence to support that any money was missing, much less that Mr. Tyo took any. He acquitted Mr. Tyo of the two convictions and dismissed the indictment.
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I don't know if you are a fan of One piece, but for me the latest movie is great. "One Piece Film: Z"
If you watch one piece anime, then you should not miss this movie.
And if you want ninja anime, then I recommend you try to watch Naruto: Road to Ninja Movie.
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Hey guys I found new Anime movies, this one is great of course because it's Dragonball. Try it the name of movie is "Dragon Ball Z Movie: Battle of Gods.
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Why won't you try to look here http://www.movieweb.com/movies/2013/animation?pg=3
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some of the anime are just release recently and some of them are good
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It was long winded and took too long to get to the point, I do feel like it could have been a short movie.
But I can't say or bring myself to hate it, nor can I say it was "Summer Wars" or "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time"(Both gave me feels)
Here's the thing the whole "Alternate universe plot" shouldn't have been merged with war and science. Perhaps one or the other, but not both. That was a major flaw, they threw so much plot for no reason. Just to show that there was limited time/consequence.
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(Jan. 19) - Creighton men's tennis players finished day two of the 2013
Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Individual Tennis Championships held at
Drake's Roger Knapp Tennis Center Saturday.
The Bluejays were active on both the doubles and singles
courts Saturday. Creighton senior Sean Mathison advanced to a singles final and
teamed up with freshman Nick Thompson to move on to a doubles semifinal. The CU
duo of senior Billy Paluch and freshman Brandon Lee also advanced to the semis.
Creighton senior Sean Mathison claimed a spot in the
Flight 5 singles final slated for Sunday after defeating Justin Abrams of
Bradley 6-2, 6-4.The win sets up a rematch between Mathison and Drake's Ben
Mullis - the No. 109 ranked player in the nation. Mullis won the pool play matchup
on Friday 6-1, 6-1.
Mathison and Thompson earned a doubles semifinal slot in Flight
3 after a 1-1 day. The Bluejay pair beat Southern Illinois' Opieczonek and Spahic
8-3 before dropping a match by the same score to Bradley's Davis and Romanet.
The CU duo faces Drake's Tesmer and Lott in Sunday's semifinal.
In Flight 1 doubles action, Paluch and Lee punched a
ticket to the semis with a 1-1 record. Salibasic and McKie of Drake topped the
Bluejay duo 8-4 but the Creighton tandem rebounded to edge Bradley's Albitar
and Weerasinghe 8-7 (5). The Jays battle Pelaez and Eisner of Illinois State
Sunday in a semifinal.
The Creighton tandem of sophomore Elliott Baker and senior
Ryan Norman came up short in Flight 2 play. The Bluejays fell 8-3 to Goodman
and Erasmus of Drake before a tight 8-7 loss to Wichita State's Pereira and Gutierrez.
In other CU singles semifinal action No. 91 Paluch
dropped a 6-3, 7-6 match to Matheus Pereira of Wichita State in Flight 1 while
freshman Quinn Dippel fell 6-2, 6-1 to Ben Lott of Drake in Flight 6.
Five Jays were on the court for singles consolation
matches. Freshman Anthony Rauschenbach posted the lone CU win 7-5, 6-1 over SIU's
Orhan Spahic in Flight 7. Norman and Thompson split sets to open their matches
before falling in third-set superbreakers in Flight 3 and Flight 7,
The Bluejays conclude the Championships tomorrow with semifinal
doubles matches followed by finals in both singles and doubles beginning at 9
Flight 1 -
Matheus Pereira (WSU) def. Billy Paluch (CU) 6-3, 7-6 (3)
Flight 5 -
Sean Mathison (CU) def. Justin Abrams (BU) 6-2, 6-4
Flight 6 -
Ben Lott (DU) def. Quinn Dippel (CU) 6-2, 6-1
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Juan Diego Cuadrado (BU) def. Elliott Baker (CU) 6-3, 6-4
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Anthony Rauschenbach (CU) def. Orhan Spahic (SIU) 7-5,
Ryan Drake (DU) def. Nick Thompson (CU) 3-6, 6-3, 10-6
Flight 1 - Pool Play
Salibasic/McKie (DU) def. Paluch/Lee (CU), 8-4
Paluch/Lee (CU) def. Albitar/Weerasinghe (BU), 8-7 (5)
Flight 2 - Pool Play
Goodman/Erasmus (DU) def. Baker/Norman (CU), 8-3
Pereira/Gutierrez (WSU) def. Baker/Norman (CU), 8-7 (4)
Flight 3 - Pool Play
Mathison/Thompson (CU) def. Opieczonek/Spahic (SIU), 8-3
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KS: With Tampa and Florida coming up, which one would you rather face if you have a preference?
AM: There's no preference. We're getting ready for Thursday against Tampa. We played both teams, we had some strong games against both. We want to continue what we've been doing here going as a team and going in the right direction. We'll be focused on that game Thursday against Tampa.
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AM: No, not at all. I'm here to play when I'm called upon and when I'm not to support my teammates. It was a great win, a big win for the team.
KS: How does it feel to lead the league in GAA?
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You guys completely destroyed the caption contest I posted earlier in the week. My hat is off to all of you. I couldn't choose just one caption, so here is an assortment of the best that I picked out.
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Neck shapes have always been a high priority for PRS and a hallmark of their quality. A guitar should feel comfortable, like "home," as soon as you pick it up, and the neck is paramount to that connection. Perfected after years of prototyping, the new "Pattern" neck is an updated Wide Fat PRS neck style based on Paul's pre-factory design. These necks were found on the instruments built for Carlos Santana, Peter Frampton, and Howard Leese from the late '70s to the mid '80s.
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As stated in the header, this is the Holy Grail of the guitar world. First off, the 53/10s are the most dynamic pickups I have ever heard. They can handle anything from blues to rock, and - contrary to current opinions - metal. Unique about these pickups is there almost perfect characterization of that sought after 50s tone. Along with these electronics, the craftsmanship and materials are top notch. Just holding this instrument, you can tell the amount of work that went into making it perfect. The rosewood neck/fretboard allow the smoothest action and the artist grade top is simply stunning. The paisley case is also a piece of art in itself.
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