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The Fire's summer friendly opponents and Team for the World alliance partners Club America took a further step to their first domestic crown since 2005, defeating Monterrey 2-1 (and 4-3 on aggregate) in leg two of the Liga MX semifinals Saturday night at the Estadio Azteca.
In leg one last Wednesday, Ecuadorian international Christian Benitez continued his exploits from the weekend's 2-1 victory over Pumas UNAM, scoring both goals in the team's 2-2 draw at Monterrey.
That result set the stage for Saturday's match, which saw America take the advantage just after the hour mark. In the 62nd minute, Aguilas midfielder Ruben Sambueza was brought down on the right side of the area by Monterrey defender Leobardo Lopez, forcing referee Jorge Antonio Perez to point to the spot.
A minute later, Aguilas striker Raul Jimenez placed his effort past Jonathan Orozco into the lower left netting to give America a 1-0 lead and 3-2 aggregate advantage.
The home side pretty much iced the series 19 minutes later after a Monterrey giveaway at midfield. Jimenez and Benitez quickly broke out in a give and go before the Ecuadorian was slipped into the box and finished past Ibarra for the 2-0 lead and 4-2 advantage.
The goal was Benitez' fifth in four playoff matches.
Los Rayados pushed late and pulled one back deep into second half stoppage time. Substitute Guillermo Madrigal settled in the box, turned and forced a diving stop out of Moises Munoz before striker Aldo de Nigris finished from close range.
The goal to the aggregate score to 4-3 but the referee blew the whistle soon after, advancing America to the Liga MX Clasura finals against Cruz Azul.
Leg one of the finals will be played at Estadio Azul in Mexico City on Thursday with the return leg at Estadio Azteca on Sunday.
The Chicago Fire take on Club America in an international friendly on Wednesday, July 10 at Toyota Park.
Atletico de Madrid takes Copa del Rey title
Atletico Madrid over came a 25-match winless run against city rivals Real Madrid and a 1-0 deficit to win the Copa del Rey 2-1 in extra time at the Santiago Bernabeu on Friday night.
Real Madrid took the early lead when Cristiano Ronaldo rose above the rest to head home a corner kick in the 14th minute.
Atletico would respond 21 minutes later when Radamel Falcao did yeoman's work at midfield before springing Diego Costa between two Madrid defenders. The Brazilian fired from the top of the penalty area and beating 'keeper Diego Lopez inside the left post.
You could see Real Madrid begin to come undone in the 75th minute when manager Jose Mourinho was sent off for leaving the technical area to argue a play.
Fifteen minutes later, Cristiano Ronaldo kicked Atletico defender Juanfran but the offense went unnoticed and the teams went to extra time level at 1-1.
Atletico would find the game-winner off a corner. Koke's take from the right was headed straight back to him but he whipped in another ball which found the head of Brazilian defender MIranda to beat Diego Lopez inside the near post.
The wheels came off for Real Madrid when Ronaldo was sent off following a scuffle at midfield in the 115th minute.
Shortly thereafter the referee blew the whistle, confirming Atletico's 2-1 triumph. The victory gave the club its 10th Copa del Rey title and first since 1996.
Our Team for the World partner Club America took a big step towards their first domestic title since 2005, defeating Pumas UNAM 2-1 in the second leg of the Liga MX Clasura quarterfinals on Saturday at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
Heading into the match, America already held a 1-0 aggregate lead after Raul Jimenez struck in the 28th minute of the first leg on Wednesday.
Pumas pulled the series level by virtue of Robin Ramirez' classy one-time volley past Moises Munoz in the 21st minute.
Club America would re-take the lead as Ecuadorian international Christian Benitez finished from close range following a redirected shot in the 56th minute.
With the hosts already looking like they'd advance, Benitez put the final nail in the coffin deep into second half stoppage time, beating Pumas 'keeper Miguel Palacios inside the post to clinch a 3-1 aggregate victory.
With the win, Club America moves on to the Liga MX Clasura semifinals and will vist Montrerrey in Wednesday's first leg before welcoming los Rayados to the Azteca for leg two Saturday night.
The Chicago Fire face Club America in an international friendly on Saturday, July 10 at Toyota Park.
After a scoreless 120 minutes, the Fire's Team for the World alliance partner Internacional (Brazil) needed a shoot-out to edge Juventude 4-3 on Sunday, May 5 to clinch the Rio Grande do Sul state championship.
Inter played the same starting 11 for the third straight match in the final as former Brazilian international and national team coach Dunga clinched his first title with the club.
As the winner of the first stage, the Piratini Cup, another tourney title in the Farroupilha Cup meant that they clinched the State championship. In the standard format the two winners face each other.
Internacional now moves on to open up the national Campeanato Brasileiro Saturday, May 25 against Vitoria.
The top four finishers from that competitoin qualify for the Copa Libertadores, the top club competition in South America.
Congratulations to Sport Club Internacional from the Chicago Fire!
On Tuesday we reported midfielder Corben Bone would spend a week and a half training with Team for the World Alliance partners Atletico Madrid.
Today, we get photos from his visit to the Estadio Vicente Calderon. Check them out below...
Atletico Madrid
Atletico came away with a 1-1 draw away to bottom-of-the-table Mallorca this past weekend. After going up 1-0 through Raul Garcia in the 72nd minute, Mallorca equalized in the 87th through Kevin.
Atletico Madrid take a short break from league action Thursday when they pay a visit to Getafe for the second leg of their Copa del Rey tie in which los Rojiblancos 3-0 on aggregate.
Now sitting 11 points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona, Atletico will look to close the gap when they welcome Real Zaragoza to the Calderon this Sunday.
Club America
Los Aguilas opened the 2013 Clausura campaign with a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Monterrey Saturday afternoon in Mexico City. Ecuadorian midfielder Walter Avoyi put the visitors ahead from the penalty spot in the 15th minute before America's Jesus Molina equalized in the 39th.
With the match looking like it would end in a 1-1 draw, America was granted a late penalty kick which Rubens Sambueza converted in the 94th minute to clinch the three points.
The club will hope to continue it's one-hundred percent record when they visit Jaguares this Friday.
Turkish side Besiktas most recently fell 2-0 to German side Wolfsburg in a friendly match this past Sunday. They'll continue their winter break before returning to Super Lig action January 19 in a derby match against Istanbul BB.
Raja Casablanca
Raja Casablanca maintained their GNF league lead with a convincing 4-1, win over Difaa El Jadida this past Sunday. This upcoming Sunday, they will try to keep their slim league lead against lowly Raja Beni Mellal.
Atletico de Madrid
Though Lionel Messi set a very impressive career mark on Sunday, it would be hard to argue anyone on the planet had as good of a weekend as Atletico Madrid's Radamel Falcao who scored five goals in Atleti's 6-0 home win over Deportivo La Coruna on Sunday.
Teammate Diego Costa put Atletico ahead 1-0 in the 23rd minute before Flacao unleashed a fury of goals in the 28th, 42nd, 64th, 68th and 71st minutes as the club eased to victory over the La Liga bottom dwellers.
The goal fest moved Falcao past Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo and into second on the La Liga goal charts with 16, sitting behind only Barcelona's Messi who has 23 goals in the current campaign.
Atletico will shift focus to Copa del Rey play when they welcome Getafe to the Calderon for the first leg of their series on Wednesday.
Sitting six points behind Barcelona at second place in the La Liga table, the club will hope to cut into the lead when they travel to the Nou Camp for a top of the table clash on Sunday.
See all the goals from Sunday below...
Besiktas Istanbul
In Turkish Super League play on Friday, Besiktas ran out to a 2-0 lead over Eskisehirspor through Slovakian striker Filip Holosko (sixth minute) and Portuguese forward Hugo Almeida (66th minute).
They often say that in soccer 2-0 is the most dangerous lead though and that proved true as Eskisehirspor pulled two late goals back through a Necate Antes penalty in the 82nd minute before Austrian substitute Atdhe Nuhiu equalized in the 90th.
With the 2-2 draw, Besiktas sit third on 26 points in the Super League heading into Wednesday's Turkish Cup match at Antalyaspor. They return to league play Saturday when they visit ninth place Genclebirligi.
Raja Casablanca
Raja Casablanca remained first in the Moroccan Botola Pro League, earning four points in two matches last week.
The Green Eagles downed Moghreb Tetouan 3-1 at home last Wednesday before playing to a 0-0 draw at Maghreb Fez on Sunday.
With 23 points, the side sits one point above second place Wydad Casablanca with a game in hand, heading into their top of the table clash this Friday.
Atletico Madrid
With both Jalil Anibaba and Austin Berry in attendance, Atletico fell 2-0 to Real Madrid in a derby match at the Santiago Bernabeu in a derby match Saturday night. The defeat snapped Atletico's five match winning streak across all competitions.
With the result, Atleti stays in second place though third place Real pulls within five points, while Barcelona's 5-1 victory over Athletic Bilbao opens their league-lead to six points.
Already through to the next round of the Europa League, Atletico continue their quest to defend their European crown when they return to the field Thursday to close out Group B play away to Czech side Viktoria Pizen.
The team returns to league action on Sunday when they welcome 19th place Deportivo La Coruna to the Calderon.
Sport Club Internacioncal
Internacional closed out the 2012 Campeanto Brasileiro campaign with a 0-0 draw away to Gremio Sunday.
With the result, Inter finished 10th in the 20-team Serie A with 52 points and will look to regroup ahead of the Gaucho state campaign, which kicks off January 19th against EC Passo Fundo.
Besiktas Istanbul
After league-leading Galatasaray drew 1-1 with Gaziantepspor on Friday night, Besiktas would come within one point of the league leaders using goals from Ibrahim Toraman and Oguzhan Ozyakup to earn a 2-1 come from behind victory away to Orduspor Saturday.
With the win, Besiktas move to 7-3-4 in the Turkish Super League, one point behind joint leaders Galatasaray and Antalyaspor. Samet Aybaba's side will hope to go first when they welcome sixth place Eskiserhispor to the Inonu Stadium on Friday.
Al Ain
Al Ain continued their impressive run at the start of the Emirates Pro-League season, using goals from Asamoah Gyan (13th minute) and Ali Al Wehaibi (61st minute) to down bottom of the table Al Shaab 2-1 on Friday.
The result pushes Al Ain to an 8-1-1 record and top of the table Emirates Pro-League table with 25 points. The club will look to turn their three point advantage to six when they visit second place Baniyas Wednesday.
Raja Casablanca
Much like Al Ain, Raja Casablanca took steps to remain atop the Moroccan Botola Pro League with a 2-1 home win over Khouribga this past Saturday in Marrakech.
With two games in hand, Raja currently sit tied for first on 19 points with cross-town rivals Wydad Casablanca and will hope to take sole possession on Wednesday when the host fifth place Moughreb Tetoun.
Jalil Anibaba and Austin Berry aren't the only Fire representatives at Atletico Madrid.
Earlier today Fire head coach Frank Klopas, assistant Mike Matkovich as well as President of Soccer Operations Javier Leon and Vice President Guillermo Petrei all checked in on how the Fire's young defenders are doing in their training stint.
The group was able to see Anibaba and Berry train with the Atletico first team and even see the pair mark Colombian superstar Falcao during the proceedings.
Afterwards the Fire technical delegation held meetings Atletico CEO Miguel Angel Gil, Academy Director Carlos Aguilera, Marketing and International Development lead, Emilio Gutiérrez as well as Slanisa Jokanovic, the coach of Thai giants Muanghtong United, another member of the Atletico alliance.
While the Chicago Fire are out of action for a bit, we thought it appropriate to check in to see how the club's worldwide Alliance Partners are doing in their current campaigns. Here's a quick update on their recent results…
Atletico Madrid
With Fire defenders Austin Berry and Jalil Anibaba in attendance, Atletico defeated Sevilla 4-0 on Sunday, with Colombian superstar Falcao scoring his 11th goal in 12 matches. They currently sit second in La Liga with 34 points, three behind league leaders Barcelona.
Atletico take the field again Wednesday in a Copa Del Rey match against Real Jaen and return to league action this weekend for a derby match against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Sport Club Internacional
Sport Club Internacional fell 2-0 to Portuguesa in Campeanto Brasileiro action Sunday. Currently ninth in the Serie A table, Internacional head into their final match of the season with a chance to finish as high as seventh as they visit Gremio on Sunday.
As Internacional look to build for next season, it seems they could do so with Dunga at the helm as the former Brazilian national team captain and head coach reportedly held a meeting with club President Giovanni Luigi Tuesday morning.
Club America
After falling 2-0 in the first leg of the Liga MX Apertura semifinals against Toluca last Wednesday, goals from Miguel Layun and Daniel Montenegro brought Club America level on aggregate at halftime of Sunday's second leg at the Estado Nemesio Diez.
With all to play for in the second half though, Toluca's Edgar Benitez tallied the lone goal in the 59th minute to regain the aggregate lead and eventually send the home side on to the Liga MX final with Club Tijuana.
Al Ain
Nine matches into the Emirates Pro-League season, powerhouse Al Ain sit top of the table with 22 points from nine matches. Last Frieday the side received braces from Ghanaian international Asamoah Gyan and Omar Abdulrahman to earn a 5-2 decision away to Dubai Cultural Sports Club.
Currently sitting with a +26 goal differential, Al Ain welcome 12th places Al Shaab to the Tahnoun Bin Mohamed Stadium on Friday afternoon.
Raja Casablanca
After seeing Saturday's encounter at FAR Rabat postponed, fourth place Raja Casablanca will hope to move further up the Moroccan Botola Pro league table as they welcome 13th place Khourigba to the Stade Mohamed V on Saturday.


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|Eight Meth Labs Found in Deep Gap Residence
|Written by Steve Frank
|Thursday, 23 May 2013 18:35
Tuesday, narcotics detectives from the Watauga County Sheriff's Office Special Operations Division executed a search warrant on the residence of 254 Tiny's Mountain Drive, Deep Gap in a narcotics investigation. Detectives were engaged in a follow-up investigation from the four
methamphetamine labs that were located during a traffic stop on April 18th in which the driver, Ian Clement Corneck, was arrested. Corneck was charged with Manufacturing Methamphetamine, Possession of Meth Precursors, Possession of Methamphetamine, Felony Maintaining a Vehicle Controlled Substance, 6 counts of Exceeding the Pseudo Limits, Possession of Marijuana, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. The follow-up led to a search warrant issued for the Deep Gap residence, and serving the search warrant, detectives located eight methamphetamine labs, one of which was in a volatile state and required the SBI Clan Lab Response Team to respond to the scene. The labs were rendered inert and disposed of, as well as the methamphetamine precursors. Also located at the residence were three large Marijuana plants which were growing in a bedroom closet, ½ ounce of harvested marijuana, and drug paraphernalia. Gregory Daniel Trivette, 31, was charged with Conspiracy to Manufacture Methamphetamine, Possession of Meth Precursors, Manufacture Marijuana, Felony Possession of Marijuana, Felony Maintaining a Dwelling for Controlled Substances, Possession of Schedule IV controlled substances, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Robert Carter Schlagal, 26, was charged with Conspiracy to Manufacture Methamphetamine, Possession of Meth Precursors, and Possession of Marijuana. Trivette and Schlagal are currently being held at the Watauga County Detention Facility in lieu of a $25,000 secured bond and are scheduled to appear in District Court on June 26th. The investigation is still going and more arrests are expected.
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After witnessing multiple encouraging signs last year and
landing the summer's best free agent, many are expecting the Rangers to take
the next step towards Stanley Cup contention in 2011-2012.
There are lots of reasons to believe the team is on the
upswing, but there is also the possibility that some of what we saw last year
was a mirage and the Blueshirts might not live up to expectations.
Here are five reasons the Rangers could be worse next
We can't expect that kind of performance from Henrik
Lundqvist again. The 29-year-old Swedish
netminder turned in arguably his best season yet for the Blueshirts a year ago,
but his statistics were buoyed by a league-high 11 shutouts. The addition of backup goalie Marty Biron was
supposed to limit Lundqvist's workload, but Biron's injury caused Lundqvist to
make 31 starts to close out the year, the fifth consecutive season Lundqvist
made at least 68 starts. Lundqvist is among
the NHL's elite, but at some point he's probably due for an off-year and
the constant over-working could catch up with him.
The young defense may have overachieved. It's hard to find flaws with Marc Staal's
defensive game, but it could be argued that the rest of his compadres played over
their heads last season. Dan Girardi led
the league in blocked shots, but he'd never previously approached the
consistently dominant level of play he turned in last year. Mike Sauer stepped into the lineup in
November and looked like a 10-year veteran and Ryan McDonagh was quickly
assimilated into the team's second defensive pair in January. Both rookies didn't struggle with the growing
pains that many young players do and could endure sophomore slumps. Steve Eminger could be the team's seventh
defenseman, but for a journeyman he too played well above expectations for much
of last season. It's hard to know what
to expect from Michael Del Zotto and Tim Erixon, but the defensive core seems
to have more questions than answers.
Abnormalities: Early-season clutch goals and a 12-6-0 record
in the second game of back-to-backs. The
team's constant refusal to give up in games resulted in a host of comebacks
early in the season that granted the Rangers several more points than they may
have deserved. Hard workers tend to
catch good breaks, but the Blueshirts haven't been a great team when trailing
in recent years and as enjoyable as the team's never say die attitude was at
the start of last season, it might not be fair to expect the same this
year. The Blueshirts will only play 14
back-to-backs this year, but it will be very difficult for them to match their
inexplicable success in the second game of back-to-backs a year ago. New York
was nearly impossible to beat on the back-end of a two-game in two-day set last
season and that was again a tribute to the hard work of the Blueshirts and
coaching by John Tortorella. The team's
record in back-to-backs was so much better than the league norm that we should
probably expect a return to the mean.
Unprecedented shootout success. Whether by design or not, the Rangers paired
one of the best shootout goalies in the league with a veritable shootout
all-star squad of forwards. Henrik
Lundqvist long ago established
himself as one of the NHL's best breakaway stoppers and the lineup of Erik
Christensen, Wojtek Wolski and Mats Zuccarello gave the Rangers a virtual
murderer's row of dekers. The
problem? None of those three are
guaranteed to make the team this year and though Brad
Richards might be a solid fill-in, it will be next to impossible for the
Blueshirts to match their 9-3 shootout record of a year ago. The nine extra points gained in the shootout
were the difference between a playoff berth and elimination last year, so their
importance can't be overstated.
Injuries. The team's constant
collective effort to block shots resulted in a few costly casualties last
year, but it could be much worse going forward. Throwing oneself in front of a frozen piece of rubber flying at speeds
of up to 100 miles per hour is a pretty good recipe for broken bones and if
Coach John Tortorella insists on maintaining that philosophy the Rangers might
lose more key players for even longer periods of time. The team's two best forwards, Marian Gaborik
and Brad Richards, already have separate injury concerns of their own.
A difficult early-season schedule. Thanks to the continuing construction at
Madison Square Garden the Blueshirts will
play four exhibition games in Europe as well as their first two regular season
games before heading west for another five road games until they return to New
York for seven straight at home. If the
Rangers use the extended global road trip to team-build and develop chemistry,
it could be beneficial, but that's an awfully grueling schedule loaded with
lots of flyer miles. It could be tough for
the Blueshirts to get off to a good start.
Depressed? "Why The Rangers Could Be Better Next Yeat" is up next!
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As used in this part—
(1) the term "electronic product radiation" means—
(2) the term "electronic product" means
(A) any manufactured or assembled product which, when in operation,
(B) any manufactured or assembled article which is intended for use as a component, part, or accessory of a product described in clause (A) and which when in operation emits (or in the absence of effective shielding or other controls would emit) such radiation;
(3) the term "manufacturer" means any person engaged in the business of manufacturing, assembling, or importing of electronic products;
(4) the term "commerce" means
Source(June 25, 1938, ch. 675, § 531, formerly act July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title III, § 531, formerly § 355, as added Pub. L. 90–602, § 2(3),Oct. 18, 1968, 82 Stat. 1174; amended Pub. L. 94–484, title IX, § 905(b)(1),Oct. 12, 1976, 90 Stat. 2325; renumbered § 531 and amended Pub. L. 101–629, § 19(a)(1)(B), (3), (4),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4529, 4530; Pub. L. 103–80, § 4(a)(2),Aug. 13, 1993, 107 Stat. 779.)
Section was classified to section 263c of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare, prior to renumbering by Pub. L. 101–629.
1993—Pub. L. 103–80amended directory language of Pub. L. 101–629, § 19(a)(4), which renumbered section 263c of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare, as this section.
1990—Pub. L. 101–629, § 19(a)(1)(B), substituted "this part" for "this subpart" in introductory provisions.
1976—Par. (5). Pub. L. 94–484defined "State" to include Northern Mariana Islands.
Short Title
For short title of Pub. L. 90–602, which enacted provisions now comprising this part (§§ 360hh to 360ss), as the "Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act of 1968", see section 1 ofPub. L. 90–602, set out as a Short Title of 1968 Amendments note under section 301 of this title.
Transfer of Subpart; Construction
Pub. L. 101–629, § 19(c),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4530, provided that: "The transfer of subpart 3 of part F of title III of the Public Health Service Act [42 U.S.C. 263b et seq.] to the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act [this chapter] does not change the application of the requirements of such subpart and such Act to electronic products which were in effect on the date of the enactment of this Act [Nov. 28, 1990]."
Definition of "Secretary" and "Department"
Pub. L. 90–602, § 3,Oct. 18, 1968, 82 Stat. 1186, as amended by Pub. L. 96–88, title V, § 509(b),Oct. 17, 1979, 93 Stat. 695, provided that: "As used in the amendments made by section 2 of this Act [enacting provisions now comprising sections 360hh to 360ss of this title], except when otherwise specified, the term 'Secretary' means the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and the term 'Department' means the Department of Health and Human Services."
Noninterference With Other Federal Agencies
Pub. L. 90–602, § 4,Oct. 18, 1968, 82 Stat. 1187, provided that: "The amendments made by section 2 of this Act [enacting provisions now comprising sections 360hh to 360ss of this title] shall not be construed as superseding or limiting the functions, under any other provision of law, of any officer or agency of the United States."
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Being Sidelined Has Been 'Miserable' For Dustin Keller
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – The much awaited return of Dustin Keller appears to be nearing as the Jets tight end looks likely to make his second appearance of the season this Sunday against the Colts – and no one is more relieved about this than Keller himself.
Keller, who hasn't played since the Week 1 blowout win over the Bills, has been besieged by a hamstring injury that has sidelined him for the last four weeks. The injury marks the first time in Keller's five years in the league that he has missed a game, snapping his regular season games played streak at 65 games.
On Friday, Keller took a significant step forward in being able to play again.
"I was still limited, I took a good amount of reps," Keller said. "If I had to guess, I'd say 50 percent; 30 to 50 percent. It was good."
It was a long, grinding road to get Keller to this point.
There was frustration on the part of Keller in not being able to help his teammates, especially with the Jets losing wide receiver Santonio Holmes in Week 4 with a season ending foot injury. A target like Keller, who had a career high in receptions and receiving yards last season, could have buoyed an offense lacking playmakers without Holmes on the field. His return should help quarterback Mark Sanchez, who has struggled the last four games, and he gives the offense a legitimate target over the middle of the field.
He admits to a frustration level in not being able to help his teammates and being forced to watch from the sidelines.
With Sunday fast approaching, Keller said "I'm ready to go out there and play" and wants to put the injury ordeal behind him.
"It's one thing if you know you have a timetable, 'OK you're going to be out for five weeks' and you know that so you're going into these games knowing you're not playing," Keller said. "But each and every week when it's like 'OK, I think I'm going to go' and it comes to game time and it is like 'OK, not today.' And it's for four or five weeks, it's miserable."
Kristian R. Dyer covers the Jets for Metro New York and contributes to The Jets Blog @KristianRDyer


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Student models take a trip down the runway during the 2013 Holiday Spring Fest Extravaganza at USU Eastern's Jennifer Leavitt Student Center.
The community-wide event featured businesses that cater to weddings and special events.
The show kicked off Friday afternoon and continued through Saturday with Prom, Valentines Day and Graduation themes also joining the show.
The event's fashion show was once again a success as the annual parade of prom and wedding gowns as well as tuxedos went on display. More photos are on page 2A.


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|$60,000 fire proves fatal for dog: Still under investigation
|Written by Lauren Ohnesorge
|Wednesday, 06 June 2007 04:13
While the house on Hickory Nut Gap Road in Avery County is still standing after last Wednesday's blaze, reparations will be expensive according to Avery Fire Marshal David Charles Vance.He says they may exceed $60,000.
Hopefully insurance will cover some of the cost to John Lee Thompson Jr.'s property, but that has not been determined. Vance was at the scene with insurance investigators earlier this week. The fire is particularly puzzling because it appeared to start in a sunroom. The cause has not been determined.
Even more troubling than money, a small black dog lost its life in the fire according to Banner Elk firefighter Peter Romanowski.
After the initial knockdown, a second sweep revealed the canine under a blanket.
Firefighters pulled the dog out of the building and proceeded to perform CPR for several minutes, according ton Romanowski. The efforts proved futile.
While no humans were injured during the blaze, the dog's death struck firefighters like Romanowski hard.
While the fire was relatively easy to control, it was an event firefighters from Banner Elk, Newland, Linville and the Ladder Company will not soon forget.
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Add a theme to a .zip file to upload to BlackBerry App World
The BlackBerry® Theme Builder packages themes for different devices into a .zip file so that you can upload the themes to the BlackBerry App World™ storefront. The .zip file contains the .cod file, the name of the bundle, the minimum BlackBerry® Device Software for the bundle, and the list of supported devices for the bundle.
- On the File menu, click Export.
- In the Export Type section, select the Publish for App World (ZIP) option.
- In the Theme Name field, type a name for the theme.
- In the Zip File field, specify the location where you want to store the .zip file and do one of the following:
- In the Handheld drop-down list, click the device that you created the theme for.
- In the Target OS drop-down list, click the version of the BlackBerry Device Software that you created the theme for.
- If you want to support the theme in languages other than English, select the Include international characters check box. If you select this option, the BlackBerry Theme Builder exports all of the international characters, such as accented characters and symbols, that are available for each font in the theme. The BlackBerry Theme Builder includes only the international characters that exist in the original font set. It does not export international character sets, such as Chinese, Arabic, or Cyrillic. If a font set specified in the theme does not contain a specific character, the BlackBerry device uses a system font to display the character.
- Click OK.
In BlackBerry App World, you must create an application in the vendor portal and set the category to Themes. For more information about adding applications to BlackBerry App World, see the administration guide for the BlackBerry App World storefront Vendor portal.
Before you submit an application for review, you can change any information about the application. You can choose to save a draft of the application instead of submitting the application right away. You can continue to add new theme bundles to the release while it is in draft mode.
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In 1949, the Watertown City Council adopted a law that requires dance halls to obtain a license to operate in Watertown.
But city officials cannot remember the last time a dance hall operated in the city.
Its just one in a series of obsolete and outdated sections that still exists in the City Code that pertain to business licenses and permits for such things as dance halls, auctions, pawnbrokers, billiard parlors, video arcades and when a business goes out of business.
And now council members will tackle the issue after getting a request from City Clerk Ann M. Saunders. She is bringing up the issue now after noticing that several provisions are no longer necessary because of the passage of time, community need or the fact that they now belong under state General Business Law. She received advice on how to handle possible changes from City Attorney James A. Burrows.
In a Sept. 26 memo, Mrs. Saunders wrote that several items that require Councils attention and decision. If changes are to be made, then a Local law would need to be prepared.
For instance, some of the old laws still involve requiring permits for going out of business sales, liquidation sales, auctions and smoke or water damage sales and sets a $500 fee for the first month and $50 for a 30-day renewal. Such sales fall under state law, she said.
She also would like City Council to make changes for transient retail businesses, such as a furniture dealers temporarily setting up shop in the city. The purpose of the provision is to discourage retailers from competing with permanent businesses.
Currently, the transient retail business pays a $300 daily license for the first three days and $100 per additional day. They also are required to pay the city a tax on the gross sales by determining how much inventory is sold. But they pay on the honor system and its difficult for the clerks office to make sure the city is not getting cheated, she wrote.
So she suggested eliminating that from the City Code.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham said last week he agreed with her assertion.
I think we need to clean things up, said Councilwoman Roxanne M. Burns.
The work session will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the third-floor council chambers at City Hall.
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Just about 10 years after losing his left leg in a mine attack on the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan, the outlook for Sgt. 1st Class Roy A. Mitchell has changed.
Taking advice he received during his recovery, he is shifting his goal from proving what he can do to maintaining the abilities he already has. He said that his overuse of prosthetics has led to wear and tear on his remaining knee and his hip, and that his doctors have advised him to use his wheelchair more often.
Sgt. Mitchell on Thursday was presented with a specially modified 2013 Honda Pilot accessible for his wheelchair. The accessible version of the vehicle was described as the first of its kind in America.
In the past, Sgt. Mitchell would have to lug around his wheelchair in the bed of his Dodge Ram truck, and hop along the vehicles side to get it out.
It was so cumbersome to deal with, he said. Now he can quickly roll into his vehicle and be on his way with his family, including his wife, Michelle C., and their five children. The vehicle can fit seven people.
We can haul everybody, he said.
Since the incident, he has remained on active duty, serving as a counselor in the 3rd Battalion, 85th Mountain Infantry Regiment, also known as the Warriors in Transition Battalion. The unit helps prepare injured soldiers to either return to their unit or exit the military.
Lt. Col. Todd E. Bajakian, the battalions commander, said Sgt. Mitchells attitude helps other soldiers in their own recoveries.
For soldiers to see that, its totally inspiring, he said.
The presentation was made at Cornerstone Family Worship Center, South Massey Street. The vehicle was presented by Operation Support Our Troops Inc., North Kingstown, R.I.
The Pilot presented Thursday was the 31st vehicle the national organization has given since its founding seven years ago and the sixth to a 10th Mountain Division soldier. The organization usually gives its honorees vans.
This is a little hipper, said Mary Kay Salomone, the groups founder and president. The group also gave Sgt. Mitchell a GPS for the car, $500 in gas gift certificates and gifts for his wife and children.
Jennifer Tracey of Allegiant Mobility, Richland, Mich., said the company spent a year and a half working with engineers to modify the vehicle, including changing the height of the floor, moving the vehicles gas tank and changing how the doors on the right side opened, to make it fully operational.
We tried to think of everything, she said. Maintenance of the vehicle will be done by Ability Advantage, Rochester.
More donations to 10th Mountain Division soldiers may be on the way, as Mrs. Salomone said she was looking for four more wounded division soldiers to receive modified vehicles.
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WEST CARTHAGE With a new round of funding beginning, the village will seek money to complete its riverfront project.
River Area Council of Governments circuit rider Kathleen M. Amyot suggested during the Board of Trustees meeting Monday that the village consider submitting a state Consolidated Funding Application to aid in the completion of the South Main Trailhead project. A boat launch, removal dock, roadway, walking paths and picnicking areas are planned for the area along the Black River.
Mrs. Amyot said there are nine categories and several subcategories in the 2013 round of funding, of which three or four could be applicable for the South Main Street project.
Mayor Scott M. Burto pointed out to the board that the project is required to have a permeable material for the roadways. Since concrete or pavement is costly, he suggested crushed stone be used first then pave later. However, if funding could be acquired through the stormwater runoff grant or another through the state CFA, then the entire driveway could be paved with the village paying only 10 percent of the cost. It will also look into funding for the planting of trees and wetland delineation.
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Nine years following the landing of his father, John Augustus Sutter, Sr., on the south bank of the American River – an historic moment that led to the construction of Sutter's Fort – John Sutter, Jr. reunited with his father at the fort.
Less than two months after his arrival, John Sutter, Jr. announced that he would build a new town, called Sacramento City – the original name of Sacramento – along the Sacramento River.
Although John Sutter, Jr., who was the eldest of five children, passed away at the age of 70 in 1897, efforts to have his remains buried in Sacramento was no simple procedure.
Furthermore, another 66 years passed before his remains were buried in the capital city.
This fact is so, since the younger John Sutter died and was originally buried in Acapulco, Mexico, where he resided after leaving Sacramento in July 1850.
In Acapulco, Mexico, John Sutter, Jr. became a respected civic leader and a representative of the American government. He served as American consul to Acapulco from 1870 to 1887.
Although John Sutter, Jr. had been buried in Acapulco, a major drive to have his remains reinterred in Sacramento began in 1963 as a result of the news that the St. Francis Cemetery, where he was buried, was being moved to a different location due to a redevelopment project in that area.
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Additionally benefitting the relocation of the remains was the support of the project by heirs of John Sutter, Jr., who was the father of 12 children, all of whom were born in Mexico.
By the time that the relocation project began, only one of these children – Anna (Sutter) Young – was living.
Also in support of the project was Ricardo Sutter Morlett, a great-grandson of Sacramento City's founder. Ironically, Morlett happened to be serving as the mayor of Acapulco at the time.
Another great-grandson of John Sutter, Jr., Art Sutter, Jr., was locally pledging his support, since he had then-recently moved to the Sacramento area to join a mortgage firm.
Antonio Islas, Mexican consul in Sacramento, also expressed his support of the relocation project.
During the process of obtaining full approval and arrangements for the relocation of the remains, efforts were also made to select a new burial site.
In addition to the city cemetery, Sutter's Fort, the embarcadero area of Old Sacramento and the city plaza – today's Cesar Chavez Plaza – were among the proposed sites.
After months of deliberations, complete approval for the re-interment was obtained and arrangements were made for the reburial in the city cemetery.
Sacramento newspapers announced on February 26, 1964 that the city's founder would be reburied in the city cemetery on March 11, 1964 at 11 a.m.
It was also reported that the relocation of these remains would be temporary, as they would later be exhumed and reburied once more; this time in the West End section of the city following the redevelopment of Old Sacramento. These plans, however, were eventually abandoned.
The remains of John Sutter, Jr. were transported from Acapulco aboard the USS Leonard F. Mason, and after the Navy ship's arrival in Long Beach, these remains were then flown via a U.S. Navy plane, which arrived at Municipal Airport – today's Executive Airport – on Monday, March 9, 1964 at 12:30 p.m.
Two days later at 10:30 a.m., a procession left the Clark, Booth and Yardley funeral home at 917 H St. and made its way to the cemetery.
Graveside services were conducted at 11 a.m. at the city cemetery by the Rev. Noel F. Moholy of the St. Francis Catholic Church.
Among those in attendance at the ceremony were: Islas, J. Studer, Swiss consul general in San Francisco, Fred A. Barbaria of the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, City Councilman Albert Talkin and descendants of John Sutter, Jr., his daughter Anna Young, his grandchildren, Art Sutter, Jr., Reginald Sutter, Jr., Alba (Sutter) Robinson, Dolores (Sutter) Kason, Gloria (Sutter) Parson and Nicholas Sutter, and his great-grandchildren, Ricardo and Marco Morlett.
Pallbearers at the services were memorial committee members, Frank Christy, Raymond Momboisse, Lee Richardson and Miles Snyder.
A memorial luncheon was held at the Mansion Inn – now Clarion Hotel Mansion Inn – at 16th and H streets following the services.
In September 1967, as a response to Anna (Sutter) Young's expressed disappointment with her father's 24-inch by 24-inch, flat, marble marker at the cemetery, the Sacramento City Historical Landmarks Commission suggested that a more appropriate marker be placed at the cemetery.
The suggestion led to the installation of a much larger, black granite marker at the site. This memorial marker, which also incorporates the original Mexican cemetery marker, was dedicated on Saturday, Oct. 12, 1968 at 11 a.m.
Anna (Sutter) Young and James A. Brown, Jr., chairman of the landmarks commission, unveiled the marker during the brief dedication ceremony, which was followed by a no-host luncheon at the Mansion Inn.
The ceremony was a cherished moment, as well as a timely moment for Anna (Sutter) Young, since she passed away at the age of 81 in a San Francisco hospital only 15 months later.
Services for Anna (Sutter) Young, who was buried alongside her father, were held at the city cemetery on January 27, 1970.
Dr. Bob LaPerriere, who was involved in establishing the committee to preserve the city cemetery and is among the many locals who appreciate efforts that were made to reinter the remains of John Sutter, Jr. in Sacramento, explained what it means to him to view the gravesite of the city's founder at the city cemetery.
"A jolt of historic stimulation comes whenever I enter the gates to the Sacramento Historic City Cemetery at 10th and Broadway," LaPerriere said. "Walking past the gravesite of John Sutter Jr., who founded the city of Sacramento as we know it today, and also donated the first acreage to establish the city cemetery, is a great reminder of the 150-plus years of the wonderful, historic heritage that Sacramento offers."
The final resting place of John Sutter, Jr., as well as the gravesites of many other early, prominent residents of the city, can be visited at the city cemetery daily, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the exception of Wednesdays, Thursdays and city holidays.


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The move suggests there is a good probability the funding, which the program received last year, will be included in the final 2013-14 budget lawmakers will approve soon in Albany. The nonprofit agriculture program conducts numerous research projects to assist farmers in St. Lawrence, Jefferson, Lewis, Franklin, Essex and Clinton counties. The fundings restoration was lauded by Jon R. Greenwood, co-chairman of the nonprofit groups board and a dairy farmer in St. Lawrence County.
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A Caldwell man will be in court today after being captured overnight Friday in Longview after a 24-hour search. Cloyd "Wayne" Burns was arrested following an incident in which gasoline was poured on the car of Luann McFalls and ignited. She came to the Burns Road home to confront Burns
over a break-in at her home, and he responded by smashing in the windshield with a cinder block, then pouring gas on the vehicle. McFalls told Dave Faherty she scrambled from the car as Burns lit the fire, and the vehicle was completely destroyed. Burns fled the scene. Caldwell authorities say Cloyd "Wayne" Burns is charged with Attempted Murder, Burning of Personal Property, Breaking Entering, Larceny, and Possession of Stolen Goods.
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A group of five survivors, armed with shotguns, axes and machetes, wander the back roads of a ravaged landscape looking for refuge in The Day, a terrifying look into a post-apocalyptic future. As war ravages humanity, destroying civilization and most of life on earth, the survivors realize they must do whatever it takes to stay alive. Lost, starving, and exhausted, they seek shelter in a seemingly safe abandoned farmhouse. However, while searching for food and resources, they unwittingly set off a trap signaling to their ruthless predators lying in wait to begin their deadly attack. With food and ammunition dwindling, the group must make a desperate final stand-over a 24 hour period-battling for their ultimate survival.
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MASSENA Two years ago, Town Supervisor Joseph D. Gray suggested requiring cat owners to license their animals the same way dog owners are required to.
The idea, which went nowhere at that time, has resurfaced, this time at the urging of resident Charles B. Romigh.
A good pet owner would license their cat, he said. I am not an animal hater, but what I am is pro-pet responsibility.
Mr. Romigh, who lives on Monroe Parkway, said that for the past month he has been caring for a cat in his neighborhood that supposedly belongs to one of his neighbors.
For the last month Ive been feeding the most pitiful-looking animal you have ever looked at, he said. He was bleeding, his hair was falling out and you could count his ribs.
Since that time, Mr. Romigh said, the cat has gained weight and some of its fur has grown back. He said he has spoken with the animals owners, but they tell him theres nothing they can do as their cat likes to be outside.
Mr. Romigh, though, said he struggles to keep the cat from coming into his home.
If I had a cat that I loved, I would be damned if I would let the neighbors across the street get all the pets and purrs, he said. I would welcome him into my home so my family could play with him.
After speaking with Heidi J. Bradish at the Massena Humane Society, Mr. Romigh said, he stopped feeding the cat for two days. I went 48 hours listening to him outside my back door looking for food.
Mr. Romigh also said that with the increase in rabies cases in the region, it would make sense to require cat owners to get rabies vaccinations for their pets, the same way dog owners are required to.
What would happen if a little girl got scratched? he asked. This is the time to take action. What if some little kid gets bit or scratched and ends up with rabies? Then it would be too late.
Mr. Romigh said the towns animals deserve better.
We are human beings. Is this the way we want to treat the other creatures God put on this earth? he asked. I always say the way people treat their animals is probably the way they treat their kids.
Mr. Romigh said he wasnt looking for the board to take immediate action, but he was hoping for it to at least consider it.
Talk it over amongst yourselves. I will be approaching the village board with it at their next meeting, he said.
Mr. Gray recalled bringing the issue up two years ago.
I once broached the issue of licensing cats, and I dont think I ever got so many calls on anything, he said, adding that he agreed with Mr. Romigh.
At that time Mr. Gray called the issue a matter of equality between cat owners and dog owners.
Its not fair that dog owners have to license their pets and cat owners dont, he said two years ago. I dont hate cats at all. Cats are kind of cool.
Also agreeing with Mr. Romigh was at least one other member of the audience.
I agree with him 100 percent, Shalyn Frederick said. If my dog went into someone elses yard, I would get in trouble. It should be the same for cats.
Mayor James F. Hidy stopped short of agreeing with Mr. Gray, saying he would have to look further into the issue before making a decision.
Im going to have to do a little more research to see if this is something thats viable, he said. It might warrant some consideration.
Mr. Hidy said he has heard complaints about feral cats in the Grove area, as well as the Homecroft area, where Mr. Romigh lives. This is becoming a villagewide issue, he said.
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New to instrument
By Chris Hope, Master CFI - Looking
back, I realize that my transition to becoming an instrument pilot was so much
easier than what most of my students go through, and so much easier than for
most new instrument pilots. When I attended
USAF Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT), I already had a Private Pilot's
license. I received the same instrument
training in the T-37 and T-38 that all USAF students received. And then I was assigned to an Air Force
squadron to fly the Lockheed C-141 cargo aircraft.
was not wild about the assignment. Like
all new military pilots, I felt that I was the service's best fighter
pilot. Or, at least I would be as soon
as I finished my F-4 training. But even
then I realized that I was not as good at instrument flying as I needed to
be. And I knew that an assignment to the
Pacific northwest, flying all over the world, would give me an opportunity to
hone those skills.
the opportunities came in the best possible way. In addition to the standard ILS that ended
many of our flights, I flew ADF circling approaches into Navy and Marine bases
tucked into little seaports. I flew
radar approaches (GCA) to minimums. I
flew ILS approaches, Category II and III to touchdown, both manually and fully
coupled to the autopilot and auto-throttles.
I made takeoffs where we could only see one set of runway lights. And the best part of this experience is that during
my tenure as a copilot in this real-world flying, I had a pilot with me who had
gone through all of this many times. So,
whether he flew (it was always a "he" back then) and I co-piloted, or I flew
and he co-piloted, I was secure in the knowledge that an experienced someone
had my back.
let's compare that to the training and transition that most civilian instrument
pilots receive. Part 61.65 requires 40
hours of instrument experience, including 15 hours of actual training. For most students, this becomes 40 hours of
training, about nearly all with a hood, but maybe two or three hours in actual
weather. And then, we instructors send
our students off to a flight examiner who again puts a hood on them and watches
and evaluates. And then, at the end of
that ordeal, pronounces them fit to fly in the weather.
about a month later our new instrument pilot has an opportunity(?) to fly a
cross country trip where the weather is less than VFR. Whether he or she is looking at an approach
in Class B airspace or one to a small rural airport, the feeling is the same –
near terror. "What have I gotten myself
into? Can I really do this?"
pilots and military pilots train and train, practice and practice. In addition to flying the paid mission about
twenty days each month, they get to demonstrate their abilities several times
each year to some senior flight examiner.
And then, when anything slightly different is on the horizon, they are
off to a simulator, or off to find an instructor to practice the new
technique. Us GA folk? We say, "I read about it in the
magazine. I can do this." Professional pilots do not have the same
attitude as us GA folks.
general aviation pilots, however, are an odd lot. While the flying magazines would like to
picture us as fully safe, measured, law-abiding citizens, we all seem to have a
bit of a wild streak within us. We hate
for the FAA or any other government agency to tell us how to fly our
planes. In some cases I swear, just a
like a teen-ager, we sometimes do just the opposite of what we know we should
do just because we can
let's be honest here. It isn't just that
we are authority-adverse. We GA people
are also generally holding full-time jobs, raising kids, going to school, and
trying to find a few extra dollars to put toward training. There just are not enough dollars and hours
to do everything we wish.
and the FAA have gone a long way with their on-site seminars and their on-line
training topics, But sitting in an
audience, or watching a video, no matter how well produced, just is not the
same as talking to someone who has faced the same issues as us.
Wyrzykowski (yes, that is spelled correctly) had that "what have I gotten myself
into" experience when he made his first instrument flight in the New England
area. He had just completed his
instrument checkride, and headed for home. With weather deteriorating, he landed at an
airport to wait out the weather. It was
not improving.
next day, with the weather solidly IFR, he decided that his one-day old
instrument ticket gave him sufficient knowledge and experience to head for home.
After all, home was not that far away.
took off from a non-towered airport after calling Flight Service from a pay
phone to get his IFR clearance. (Yes, for our younger pilots, it was not too
long ago that we did not have cell phones, GPS systems, and moving maps.) The clearance he received was not what he was
expecting. There was no "Cleared as
filed. Climb and maintain, etc."
Instead, he heard. "Cleared into controlled airspace direct to the XYZ
VOR. Climb and maintain 3,000. Contact Boston Center for further
clearance." Is that intimidating or
he takes off, heads to the VOR, and contacts Boston Center on the assigned
frequency. Savvy instrument pilots know
what will come next. Radek was rated but
definitely not savvy. He was not ready
to hear "Piper 43243, radar contact, are you ready to copy your further
clearance?" Had he been a savvy
instrument pilot he would have pen and paper available. Or at least, he would have said, "Stand by.
" But he wasn't, and he didn't. Instead he said, "Ready to copy, and was
grateful to get a very simple clearance direct to the final approach fix to his
near-by destination.
weather at his destination was a bit above non-precision minimums. And although he was returning to his home
airport, and although he was flying a circling ADF approach that he had flown a
dozen times before under the hood, this was the first time he had done this for
most of us, having lived through this experience, would have eventually turned
it into a good hangar story. And I am
sure that Radek did as well. But
eventually, unlike many of us who said, "There has to be a better way than
throwing pilots into the deep end," he actually thought of a better way. And then he did something about it.
met Radek at Oshkosh this past year. And
I was totally impressed with his solution.
He created an atmosphere where new and experienced instrument-rated
pilots could talk to each other, face to face, about their experiences. And thus, www.ImcClubs.org
was born.
idea behind IMC Clubs is simple. Instead
of listening to a local pilot's story, how about having the opportunity to
listen to a lot pf pilots' stories, of actual situations. And then, instead of listening to one
person's solution, how about experiencing an environment where we can share
that experience with a roomful of instrument pilots, some with more and some
with less experience, and discuss how the situation could have handled
and the IMC folks have taken these real stories and polished them into a
professional video. Then, once a month,
under the guidance of a local instrument flight instructor, the pilots can take
a situation and talk about what options the pilot could have chosen at
different points. And then, they can
change the situation a bit and talk about how this affects their decisions.
IMC Clubs have created a web-site that is truly member-driven. Members have
asked for a lot of info, and a lot of info is available. Want to ask an instructor any question? If it is not already in the 'FAQ", just ask
and a CFI-I will answer within a day.
Looking for an on-line manual or training aid? Check this section out before you spend a lot
of time with Google. (And if they don't
have it, and you do find it on Google, drop them a note and ask that they post
that link.
price for all of this? $3.00 per month.
But not sure if you want to commit?
Check to see if there is a club in your community. If so, find the time and place of the next
meeting. In most local chapters, there
is not charge to sit in on a (single) meeting. No
club in your community? Form one.
convinced. I think that this is one
great way for the serious instrument pilot to stay plugged into the world of
Don't just practice until you get
right. Practice until you don't get it
Chris Hope has taught fledgling and
experienced pilots for more nearly 40 years, mostly in the Kansas City
area. Chris holds flight instructor
certificates for single engine land and sea airplanes and multi-engine land
planes, as well as for instrument training.
He holds ground instructor certificates for advanced and instrument
training. Chris is an FAA Gold Seal
Instructor and a Master Certified Flight Instructor. Chris serves as a member of the FAASTeam in
the Kansas City area. His website is www.ChrisHopeFAAFlightInstructor.com
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PORTLAND, Oregon (KGW) - Hand sanitizer and static electricity may have created a fire that burned a girl earlier this month at Portland, Oregon's Doernbecher Children's Hospital.
Doctors have been treating the 11-year-old girl after she caught fire in her hospital bed on February 2, as first reported in the Oregonian.
Ireland Lane was in the hospital after falling and hitting her head at her Klamath Falls home. She was reportedly making crafts for the nurses when she ran into the hallway engulfed in flames.
Stephen Lane said his daughter was using hand sanitizer to clean the table at her hospital bed and thinks she may have some excess on her shirt. He thinks static electricty may have ignited the solution.
"That this would happen anywhere, much less our hospital, was just awful," said Dr. Stacy Nicholson of Doernbecher Children's Hospital. "Our hearts go out to the child and her family."
Stephen, who was asleep in the room at the time, ran into the hallway and jumped on his daughter to smother the flames.