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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Thomas Vanek scored twice, Ryan Miller stopped 40 shots and the Buffalo Sabresedged the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-2 on Tuesday night.
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Master Sgt. William "Spanky" Gibson was on a long day's final patrol as he led a team of four Marines on a house-to-house search through Ramadi, Iraq, on May 16, 2006. Along with Navy SEALs and a team of Iraqi soldiers trying to pierce the heart of the insurgency, Master Sgt. Gibson and his Marines knew they were in danger before a hellish outburst of gunfire began.
"One of the guys was shot first, and I was shot second," Master Sgt. Gibson told the USO. "My Marine was shot in the chest, but a plate stopped it, and the SEALs were dragging me into a courtyard so a medic could work on me."
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"I didn't care about my injury," Gibson said. "I was wondering about my guys getting back safely."
Before he left Iraq, Gibson's left leg was amputated. But incredibly, the wounded warrior said that wasn't the most harrowing moment of his ordeal. It was the helpless feeling as he was taken from the combat zone to a nearby base, and eventually flown out of the country on a C-17 transport plane.
"I'm lying there without my gear and weapon," Gibson, who repeatedly called himself "fortunate" for getting the chance to deploy to Iraq, recalled. "I thought 'oh crap, I guess I'm going home.'"
Eighteen months later, with his prosthetic leg disguised by camouflage pants and a limp that was barely noticeable, Master Sgt. Gibson walked off another C-17 plane on the same base in Iraq. After countless surgeries, rigorous training, endless paperwork, and unparalleled persistence, he became the first above-the-knee American amputee to return to combat.
"For the rest of my life, that is one of the most defining moments that I'll ever have," the Marine said.
Because of Gibson's genuine humility and belief in spotlighting service over self, most Marines around the wounded warrior didn't realize they were witnessing history that day. But for Gibson, the real honor was being back in the position to lead.
"If you can lead in combat, there is no greater honor than to lead our Marines," he said. "We hate combat and it's the dirty part of our job, but we are proud to do what we promise when we raise our hands and say we'll serve."
As American troops face continuing danger in Iraq and Afghanistan, caring for wounded warriors is an urgent national priority. On this critical front, Gibson sees genuine leadership as the USO launches Operation Enduring Care, a $100 million campaign to support America's wounded warriors and their families.
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On Monday, June 27, the USO broke ground on its first Wounded Warrior and Family Center at Fort Belvoir, Va. The second will be at Walter Reed Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md. Each center, which will be operated by the USO of Metropolitan Washington, will serve as a 25,000-square-foot example of our nation's commitment to wounded warriors.
Gibson, a living example of sacrifice and perseverance, will be at Monday's Fort Belvoir ceremony. He wants to give back to an organization that recently put him in the position to experience another defining moment: giving the race command at the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The May 29 event fell on his 22nd anniversary in the Marine Corps, as well as the 71st birthday of his father, a disabled Vietnam veteran.
"To be taken out there in front of 140,000 people, I was so excited, and I wanted to roar into the microphone," Gibson said. "I was ecstatic."
While he'll never forget screaming "gentlemen, start your engines" in front of a national television audience, the Marine's USO roots go much deeper.
"The first time I got involved with the USO was in 1989 when I sat down in a USO center, had a free drink, and sat there and watched TV," the grateful Marine said.
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Avery County Sheriff Kevin Frye and Banner Elk Police Chief Bill Burleson held a press conference this afternoon to clarify what went on Saturday when Banner Elk Police Officer Fred Shrader fired on two suspects near Pappy's Barbeque.The suspects, 20-year-old Crystal Marie Arnold of Roan Mountain and 27-year-old Nathaniel Scott Rainbolt of Hampton, Tennessee, used their pickup as a weapon, according to statements by Burleson and Frye. Shrader fired to protect himself and other officers when a roadblock set up north of Pappy's Barbeque failed to stop the suspects. The vehicle, a Toyota pickup, came directly at the officers, posing a direct threat, according to reports. Even before the suspects reached the roadblock, they attempted to run deputies off the road. Officers initially wanted to pull the vehicle over for drunk driving. More was at stake for the suspects, according to Frye.A substance that field-tested positive for methamphetamine was found at the scene, he said. The pickup the suspects were driving was reported stolen in Mountain City, giving police more charges to add to the list.Both suspects have been released from the hospital. Arnold has already been served warrants for possession of stolen property, possession of a schedule II controlled substance, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Rainbolt is being held in Carter County for other charges, but Avery will serve him warrants for a plethora of charges, including two counts of assault with a deadly weapon on a law enforcement officer. Shrader is on routine administrative leave, and Burleson is unsure when he will return to work. When asked how Shrader is holding up, Burleson said he was doing okay. The State Bureau of Investigations is investigating, but according to Burleson, this is normal in an officer-involved shooting.
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I understood the point of the game, and I brought up in the very beginning that I wasn't sure that I liked the idea, given what could happen. But I decided to go ahead with it, and asked people to be kind.
I let people know what names I liked, suggested ones based on those that had been proffered by others with the (apparently mistaken) assumption that it would give a better insight into what I was hoping for to those suggesting names so that they might find more titles that were fun and clever and entertaining without being derogatory or linguistically boring, and stated on multiple occasions that I had no desire to be saddled with a title that I disliked.
Perhaps some people don't care what title they have. If my title stays Prophet of Pastafarianism, or even disappears, that's fine by me. But I had honestly thought that by explaining my views in a polite manner that I would be listened to, and I might avoid being put into the position I now find myself in.
Should I have shouted at the top of my lungs? Should I have berated people for suggesting titles I didn't like?
I chose the higher ground, and I am saddened and angered by the lack of respect I have received for it.
(Cap: Yes, that title was on my list, but only because it was less abhorrent to me than many of the others. It was not "liked" so much as tolerated.)
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Rev. Rowan Redbeard wrote:Cap, I had tried from the start to explain my feelings on this matter. Friends would have listened to that and accepted that, even if they didn't agree with it themselves.
Perhaps people here do view it as affectionate, but they have not lived my life, do not know how I came to be the person I am today, nor do they know how constant teasing, name-calling, hazing, and threats over the course of 10+ formative years has made me just a little sensitive towards that sort of thing.
I apologize if it seems that I am a party-pooper. I certainly did not expect this to turn into the major blow-up that is has become. I just wanted to encourage people to think of names they liked that were both fitting and considerate of my feelings and opinion.
Capellini wrote:Can I get a show of hands of people here who were not called names as a kid or young adult? No one here is calling you a name. You are turning this into something negative, not any of the people taking part. We just labeled a 14 year old kid the purveyor of TRIVIALITY. (Is Zank 15 yet, I can't keep track). He seems to be taking it in the spirit it was meant. Frankly, I can't possibly see how someone wanting to nickname you a deity of spam on a board where that is what you're known for can hurt your feelings, but if you were so unbelievably sensitive to the opinions of total strangers, you should have abstained from the game. None of that matters anymore, I'm abstaining for you.
But honestly, insisting that any nickname derived for you is meant to be mean or insulting is no way to get over childhood teasing. The longer you decide this is an issue for you, the longer it will be. Let it go.
Capellini wrote:Can I get a show of hands of people here who were not called names as a kid or young adult?
RRR wrote:I do not identify myself solely as a pirate
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That disgusts me that theyre going to close down the bowling alley, said Rachel Galarneau, whose 5-year-old son is a member of the Saturday morning youth bowling league.
Popular not just for bowling but community events, the facility at 7828 Route 26 will close at the end of April.
My sons bowled there for two years. His father bowled there, his grandmother was a bowler, Ms. Galarneau said. It keeps kids out of trouble. ... theres not much left around here for kids to do Saturday mornings.
Her son, Ashton Marcum, recently bowled a memorable 126 game in the best of two games with bumper series. Oct. 19, he bowled a 247 in the best of three games with bumpers.
Bowling nights every night of the week that place is packed, so now everybody in Lewis County either has to go to Boonville or Watertown. I cant believe, she said.
Its going to be kind of disappointing if it goes away, said Thomas R. Dening, who bowls in the Jim Manzer Memorial League for the Cedars Golf team. But it doesnt surprise me. I know the owners and theyve got to do what they have to. Its kind of a shame to see it go this way, though.
The alley owners explained in a press release the decision was financial and family-oriented.
The bowling business is not what it used to be, and it is very difficult to continue to operate in todays economy, said the release.
It takes long hours to operate the business, and I plan to retire in the next couple of years to spend more time with my family, said Richard E. Crouse, who owns the building with his son, Derek.
In addition to regular bowling hours and leagues, the 12-lane bowling alley often has been the host for community benefits. The Lewis County Hospital Foundation has hosted its annual Dialysis Bowl-a-thon there for the past four years, and anticipates still holding it in March.
Luckily we put it in the spring so we can raise some money before its gone, said JoAnne Rhubart, foundation executive director. Its disappointing, from a community standpoint. But it looks like it could be something good for the county.
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Lewis Lanes operated strictly as an ice cream stand over the summer, when bowling was slow, and opened again for the season at the start of September.
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My guess is that the 2M we're giving Texas got us Hunter and, if he were the only player involved I would have been happy. I can't remember the last time this team gave money to get a better prospect in a trade.
To me, Davis is a throw-in and we should not stop looking for a 1B prospect (Yonder Alonso?). At this point it will probably be a winter acquisition.
DougDE wrote:Happy with this. Now I say if we dont deal Lee by the deadline we release Vlad and let Davis hit. But since they wont even move Vlad out of the cleanup spot Im assumin they wont release him either
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I have always collected something. I started collecting rocks as a kid. I cut out coupons on the back of comic books and recieved, in about 4 weeks, a plastic container 6X4X2 high with sections and a different rock in each. I thought this was cool as a kid.
I would search, esp. on vacation, to find more rocks to ad to the collection. Unfortunately I don't have any of those anymore.
It wasn't until 1998 when I discovered ancient coins that my whole view and attitude towards collecting changed.
Now I display and study the history of each piece I find.
Not just a pretty piece, but I like to know the artist and every detail available about the item. So history is very important to me when I find a nice piece.
There isn't any one specific item that I collect. I love it all. From coins to pottery to glass to rocks,again, to books, books on colletables to art and everything else. Literally.
I don't exactly have much of a budget for this, so thankyou for resale shops and thrift store. Even if I had money I would prefer this avenue of collecting. There is nothing like digging through a bunch of junk and pulling out a nice gem.
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7 U.S. Code § 3128 - General provisions
(a) Vacancies in Advisory Board
Any vacancy in the Advisory Board shall not affect its duties under this title and shall be filled in the same manner as the original position.
(b) Compensation and expenses of members of Advisory Board
Members of the Advisory Board shall serve without compensation, if not otherwise officers or employees of the United States, except that they shall, while away from their homes or regular places of business in the performance of services under this chapter, be allowed travel expenses, including per diem in lieu of subsistence, in the same manner as persons employed intermittently in the Government service are allowed expenses under sections 5701 through 5707 of title 5.
(c) Authorization of appropriations
There are authorized to be appropriated annually such sums as Congress may determine necessary to carry out the provisions of section 3127 of this title and subsection (b) of this section.
Source(Pub. L. 95–113, title XIV, § 1413,Sept. 29, 1977, 91 Stat. 991; Pub. L. 97–98, title XIV, § 1414(a),Dec. 22, 1981, 95 Stat. 1303; Pub. L. 101–624, title XVI, § 1605(b)(2),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3713; Pub. L. 103–354, title II, § 218(e)(7),Oct. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 3213; Pub. L. 104–127, title VIII, §§ 852(b)(4), 853 (b)(5),Apr. 4, 1996, 110 Stat. 1171, 1172; Pub. L. 105–185, title VI, § 606(b), (c)(2),June 23, 1998, 112 Stat. 603, 604.)
References in Text
For definition of "this chapter", referred to in subsec. (b), see note set out under section 3102 of this title.
1998—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 105–185, § 606(c)(2), substituted "its duties" for "their powers".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 105–185, § 606(b), substituted "Advisory Board" for "Joint Council, the Advisory Board,".
1996—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 104–127, §§ 852(b)(4)(A), 853 (b)(5)(A), substituted "the Advisory Board" for "the Joint Council, the Advisory Board, or the Technology Board".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 104–127, § 853(b)(5)(B), struck out "and the Technology Board" before "shall serve without".
Pub. L. 104–127, § 852(b)(4)(B), which directed substitution of "Advisory Board" for "Joint Council, Advisory Board," could not be executed because those words did not appear in text.
1994—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 103–354struck out subsec. (d) which read as follows: "The President shall appoint, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, an Assistant Secretary of Agriculture who shall perform such duties as are necessary to carry out this chapter and who shall receive compensation at the rate now or hereafter prescribed by law for Assistant Secretaries of Agriculture."
1990—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 101–624, § 1605(b)(2)(A), substituted ", the Advisory Board, or the Technology Board" for "or the Advisory Board".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 101–624, § 1605(b)(2)(B), substituted ", the Advisory Board, and the Technology Board" for "and Advisory Board".
Subsecs. (d), (e). Pub. L. 101–624, § 1605(b)(2)(C), redesignatedsubsec. (e) as (d) and struck out former subsec. (d) which read as follows: "The Subcommittee on Food, Agricultural, and Forestry Research, the Joint Council, and the Advisory Board shall improve communication and interaction among themselves and with others in the agricultural science and education system through such mechanisms as the exchange of reports, joint meetings, and the use of liaison representatives."
1981—Subsecs. (c) to (e). Pub. L. 97–98added subsecs. (c) to (e).
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A recent article in the Deseret News had the inscription "Toll rising on deadly rural road in Utah." The article states, "Much has been said about safety improvements along U.S. 6. but this has been the worst year for fatal crashes on the 128-mile highway since 1998."
We as a group of concerned citizens started a protest in 1998 which lead to collecting of 11,000 signatures and many staged protests to help get the much needed attention to the road. At that time we begged the governor and UDOT to make the highway into 4-lanes. We have been told that it is not possible to make this highway 4-lane the entire way because of the nature of the beast so to speak. As we travel other states and see other highways with similar characteristics. Engineers have seemed to design a safer highway for its citizens and visitors to travel.
Accident fatalities on U.S. 6 between Green River and Spanish Fork have reached the highest number since 1998. As citizens of the labeled "rural" Utah we should again be outraged. Despite UDOT's claims of millions of dollars of improvements to the road this year has brought back death and destruction on a large scale.
We agree with state officials and private citizens who talk about seat belt use, lower speeds, more attentive driving and so forth as a means of lowering the death and accident rate. However, we believe that UDOT's entire approach to U.S. 6 highway improvement is "dead on arrival."
Better signs, information and "here and there" fixes are woefully inadequate. The road is not designed to handle the tremendous volume and mix of traffic that is found daily on this "rural" road. UDOT must live in a fantasy world if they believe they can continue to send out soft-spoken, good-looking PR people that sugar coat their failure to adequately fix the highway and that the public would accept this foolishness forever.
We need a 4-lane and divided highway from Spanish Fork to Green River and nothing else is satisfactory. UDOT is negligent in protecting the public and U.S. 6 remains one of America's most dangerous highways.
We all need to drive this road defensively, wear our seatbelts and absolutely remain within speed limits. Even if we do this, we will still be at a great risk to be injured or killed. All of us make errors in driving. We at any time could make a fatal mistake on this road and because of the roads design and traffic volume our life can be lost. In many places on U.S. 6 there is no room for error because of the congestion, narrowness, two way traffic and high volume.
We need to band together again to force this issue so that the governor, UDOT and those that have this power over our lives and the safety of those we love, will take a look into their deep pockets and pull the funds out. Whether it is federal or state, to improve this "deadly rural, highly used" highway.
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Flying with The Rossum
Seriously…how many sick bags would you need if you found yourself on an airplane flying next to Emmy Rossum? Fortunately for Angela H, she was able to hold back her nausea. Unfortunately for Angela H, The Rossum ended up destroying her magazine. Here's how it went it down: Angela was a on a flight last week from Houston to Orange County browsing through the latest issue of Elle. Full Story
More Golddigger Bitch Slaps
For those of you too busy or lazy to read through the entire judgment… more gems from the judge's written decision on the McCartney Mills divorce. More incriminating details about Heather's character, or lack thereof. Greedy, lying, conniving c-bomb. Thanks again C! You will note – for all her pontificating about her charity work… turns out she can't produce any receipts. Full Story
Golddigger Slap in the Face
Is there any wonder why Heather Mills is universally despised? Heather Mills threw water on Fiona Shackleton in court yesterday. Shackleton is Paul McCartney's divorce attorney. WATER. She threw water. In court. And she finds it hard to believe she's hard to believe??? Still…it was Shackleton and of course Sir Paul who had the last laugh. Full Story
Golddigger Pay Day
Well…she got paid, Heather Mills did. But significantly less than what she's been angling for. "Only" £25 million, roughly US$50 million which is major cash for people like us… but really not so much for people who live the luxe life. And for someone who was originally asking for over £100, it's obviously not exactly an ideal settlement – on her terms. Full Story
One-Legged When Convenient: Worst of 2007
When she's accusing Paul McCartney of beating and abusing her, Heather Mills never hesitates to remind us that she's only got one leg and is the most tragic victim ever. Remember…in her divorce filings she alleges that Sir Paul made her crawl up the stairs and refused to let her use a bed pan, obliging her instead to walk her ass by herself to the loo. Full Story
One Legged When Convenient
When she's playing the victim, Golddigger Heather Mills always pulls out her one leg and starts crying. Last week she accused Sir Paul and Stella of calling her a one legged bitch during secret taped phone conversations. But here's the question – and stop reading now if you huff and puff easily as I'm about to offend you: In this case, in the case of Heather Mills, is the term "one legged" really an insult…or is simply an attribute? Example – Paris Hilton is a blonde twat. Full Story
Heather Fired!
Love it. Heather Mills's legal team has fired the golddigging slag because they can no longer keep up with her unpredictable mood swings and her refusal to heed their counsel. Word is, her attorneys had pleaded with her NOT to go on television spewing lies about Paul McCartney, warning that the effort would not only backfire but that it would be detrimental to her side of the divorce proceedings. Full Story
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When did it become OK to go "ho" for Halloween? What once was "scary" has now become "skanky" with Ebola and Chicken Fried leading the way. All class.
And then there's Heather Mills. Just a day after her media blitz, during which she again proclaimed victim status and likened herself to Princess Diana, comes word that she's in possession of an audio tape that proves Sir Paul abused his first wife Linda.
Stella McCartney is going to lose her sh-t.
The existence of the alleged tape was leaked several months ago – just one in a series of leaks coming out of Heather's court filings, miraculously landing in the hands of the British press. Conveniently enough, "unnamed witnesses" claim that Heather played the tape (recorded secretly mid-argument with her ex husband) yesterday when the cameras weren't rolling during one of her interviews…
In other words, she was at a tv or radio station, with dozens of journalists present, and she played a tape incriminating Paul as a wife beater, and somehow only "unnamed witnesses" were present for the hearing?
Every reporter lives for the big get, the big story, the big kill. And yet none of them seized the chance to break this sh-t open? Because British journalists don't love scandal?
And how about the hypocrisy? Phil Hall was former editor of a tabloid called News of the World – you may have heard of it? One of the tabloids at which she raged yesterday for slandering her name? How conveniently hypocritical.
The thing is, that slag is so crazy not even a former tabloid editor will work with her now. Mr Hall resigned from her team over Heather's decision to go postal on television explaining "We are still mates but I am not working with her any more. Yesterday she said she wanted to do this TV campaign attacking newspapers, but I have a good relationship with newspapers and my business depends on feeding that good relationship. She wanted me to orchestrate this campaign and make calls to newspapers but I have got friends and mates in national newspapers and it didn"t seem right to make those calls and attack them".
So Heather Mills was repped by a dude whose job it was to "feed good relationships" to the papers…coincidence or conspiracy?
Bitch… please!
Thursday, blogging all day, check back often for fresh smut…and a cute couple goes trick or treating. Details coming up.
Yours in gossip,
PS. To Kim – 40 is the new 30. Happy Birthday and let'er rip in Miami!
PPS. Quick programming note: there will be no column tomorrow (Friday November 2nd). As a reporter for eTalk, I have only once begged for an assignment – to cover the Harry Potter Order of the Phoenix junket in June. I begged again and again it was for Harry – am off to London for the Harry Potter 5 DVD junket (it comes out in December) and will be interviewing the kids ON THE SET of the sixth movie! Flying out late tonight Vancouver time, will not arrive til afternoon Friday in London. As such, won't have a chance to post. However, a full report is coming Monday. Sorry for the inconvenience… Only Harry Potter could take me away from gossip. Please forgive? Thank you, love you, owe you…
Golddigger TV
"They"ve called me a whore, a gold digger, a fantasist, a liar, the most unbelievably hurtful things, and I"ve stayed quiet for my daughter." Ummmm…really? Does a tearful appearance on GMTV constitute as quiet? And how about the legal leaks? How did details of her baseless allegations against Paul McCartney manage to make their way into the papers? And still Heather Mills is complaining that she's been vilified and nearly destroyed by the press, even while she uses the press to achieve her objective. Full Story
In Your Dreams, Bitch
Golddigging makes you delusional – see Kevin Federline's recording career. This time, the Golddigging Delusions have hit the Master. And hard. Still at an impasse with Sir Paul on their divorce settlement, Heather Mills is now in America apparently negotiating a Hollywood film about her life. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Word is Heather Mills has given Paul McCartney a £50 million ultimatum: pay me a £50 lump sum upfront with instalments of £3 million per year and I'll shut up. Otherwise, I will unleash my Golddigging Mastery all over your ass in court and continue to the spread the lies.
See? It was never about telling the "truth" and talking about her "remarkable life". It was about extorting him for as much as possible and using the child in between them to force him to concede. The child and her bum leg.
Of course this is a woman who is insisting on showing up for their settlement meetings with a crutch in plain view…even though a few short months ago she was gamely twirling around on a dance floor on American television.
Heather Mills is a treacherous, manipulative genius. For that she should be recognised.
Thursday – am posting all day… check back often.
Yours in gossip,
PS. Ken Paves is not leaking secrets.
The Grand Dame of Golddiggery
Time and again, she pushes the limits of her craft, redefining and perfecting Golddiggery at every turn. KFed and his Junior (the one who married Tori Spelling) should be watching and learning. Heather Mills is a genius. So she and Paul were expected to nail down their divorce agreement yesterday with an offer from him for a reported 60 million pounds – over $120 million – and a commitment from both sides not to publicly discuss their private affairs. Full Story
KFed's Inspiration
She has taken golddigging to a whole new level. Because while KFed may have married a Britney, Heather Mills went and scored herself a Beatle. Not only that but she also totally screwed him over and will also get paid in the process. This is why the woman is an inspiration to greedy f&ckers just like her. Full Story


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Cowboy Church celebrates love - and chili
JUNCTION CITY, Ore. - Valentine's Day meant two things for local cowboys this year: romance - and chili.
Both were out in full force last Saturday as The Cowboy Church of Oregon held its annual Valentine's Day talent show and chili cookoff at Christ's Center Church in Junction City.
The cookoff featured seven varieties of chili. The winning recipe came from Jimmie Morgan.
"Well, actually it was an old hand-me-down recipe that's been in our family for several hundred years, probably," Morgan said.
The talent show featured musical performances and comedy skits, including one parodying a chef cooking chili.
After the talent show, the crowd of more than 50 heard a brief sermon on love and relationships from Pastor Tom Crabb
"God wants relationships to be fresh, he wants them to stay hot, he doesn't desire for relationships to grow stale and boring," Crabb said before leading the group in a prayer.
Dancing and a performance on piano by Morgan followed the sermon.
Crabb describes his church as catering to a slightly different clientele.
"The Cowboy Church is just a different flavor of Christianity," Crabb said. "It's in a cow barn, that's kind of a neutral space, where people can come that feel uncomfortable in a traditional church."
The Cowboy Church holds its weekly service Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in the Eugene Livestock Auction Barn on Highway 99 north of Eugene. >>> Video | Photo Gallery


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ALBANY – Responding to Mondays warning by Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli that New York state has amassed roughly $63.3 billion in debt, Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, said she is willing to work toward reigning in aggressive spending by public authorities.
The state is capable of borrowing only an additional $509 million before it reaches a legislatively enacted debt ceiling that ties borrowing to 4 percent of personal income.
Mr. DiNapoli said 95 percent of the debt was accrued by public authorities during the last decade without the publics approval. Public authorities are tasked with many responsibilities, like the Thruway Authority that maintains the states road system, the Associated Press reported.
I think its something that we have to address in our budget, Mrs. Russell said. It is one of the reasons why Ive supported these tough budgets.
Mr. DiNapoli recommended the state Legislature move to create laws that remove the ability of public authorities to borrow without public oversight.
Thats something that I can support, Mrs. Russell said,
State Senator Patricia A. Ritchie (R-Heuvelton) said she is going to wait to see what Governor Andrew M. Cuomo proposes in the executive budget before she discusses her thoughts on the issue. She said she wants to see what the Governor and the Assembly and Senate leadership work out.
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An interesting and informative video from Japanese national broadcaster NHK, in English, about a company that produces automated, underground bicycle parking systems.
Thanks to Paul for the link.
That's awesome :)
That is very cool! Too bad it won't work in Miami, where we are 4 feet above sea level and have no "underground" space to speak of. Hats off the the Japanese!
Amazing! But maybe a little too high-tech. What happens if the power is cut, or the grabber jams, or aliens invade and use it to attack Tokyo?
leave it to the Japanese, cool stuff. Reminds me of the parking garage that came with my brother's appartment in Amsterdam (video). Ok, it's a car parking garage, still cool though :)
Perfect for well-planned high-cost real estate environments. Too bad 'organic' cities like NYC or Boston have an insane mess of known and forgotten hazards underground.
Still, that may be the best use outside of grain I've seen for a silo!
Japan is a very ancient society so one can imagine the silo poles hitting lots of human residue as they go down. I wonder how they scope to site, if they do so, to see what they are digging into? Mike
It's very cool, but I'd find it extremely difficult to trust my bike to a machine. I'm just thinking of all those elevators, escalators, ATMs, train ticket machines, coin-operated vending machines, etc, that have failed me in the past.
This is very cool. What happens at rush hour, when 10 or 20 people want to take their bikes back (or put them in) simultaneously? Or when 5 people want to put it in and 5 want to take it out? The Japanese have a reputation for orderly queueing, but I'm not sure waiting for one's bike for 2 minutes is in our culture. I mean, that's what's causing the disorderly, sprawling bike parking areas in CPH, right?
We need that in Denmark!
In Spain we have the biceberg!!I´m a user of this system and it´s great!!
We need biceberg and b-igloo in Denmark!!!!!!!!
We have no need for this in Little Rock. It's rare to see a standard bike rack filled.
Biceberg and B-igloo has a Scandinavian dealer located in Copenhagen and Oslo:
That would be awesome to use... around were i live you don't see a standard bike rack filled because if you leave your bike in one its almost guaranteed to disappear into thin air the second you walk away.


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The Wall of Clash brings together local street artists on two huge walls at The Old Vinyl Factory, the former home of EMI in Hayes, London. Dull and derelict for years, the artists bring the historic factory back to life with their contrasting, colorful, clashing masterpieces. After the Wall of Clash, "Sneakers Clash" will move forward with mini events in which six art collectives will be invited to take part in three paint clash battles, set to transform London's grey walls into inspiring works of art.
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Mailbag: Can The Rangers Trade With A Team Below The Salary Floor?
Steve and Mike: Since the salary floor is going up and there are teams a lot of teams below the salary floor, could the Rangers trade Wojtek Wolski, Chris Drury or Wade Redden to one of those teams to raise their payroll and lower the Rangers?
Adam: It is possible, but I think it's unlikely in both cases. Drury has a no-movement clause and doesn't seem keen on waving it, even if it would really only be a paper kind of move since Drury is unlikely to be able to play again because of his knee.
With Drury, the idea seems plausible because his contract expires after this season. With Redden, he still has three years left on his contract at $6.5 million per season. The thing to remember is that the whole structure of the salary cap could be different after the CBA expires. All teams know this and it will stop a team like Florida from taking on big money when there is so much unknown beyond next season.
Redden may only be a problem for the Rangers this summer as he could void his contract in training camp to get one more shot at playing in the NHL.
As for Wolski, I think that the Rangers intend for him to be in their top six this season. With talent and a one-year deal though, Wolski could be the type of player moved to a team trying to get to the salary floor.


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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Two days after he was kicked out of a Buffalo School Board meeting, developer Carl Paladino left a voice message for a board member, who described the message as "disturbing."
Board Member Ralph Hernandez, who got the message, wouldn't elaborate on what it said and quickly turned it over to the school board attorney. A source tells 2 On Your Side the message was threatening in nature.
Paladino, who wouldn't talk directly with 2 On Your Side, spoke with Kristy Mazurek, the host of Channel 2's political program called "2 Sides."
According to Mazurek, Paladino told Hernandez, "I just said, 'Ralph, I believe you're not up to the job and should resign.'" He went on to say, "I don't want to expose your inabilities."
Paladino has been very critical of Hernandez for some time now, calling on him to resign due to his close relationship with BTF President Phil Rumore. Paladino is also calling on other board members to step down.
In a memo recently sent out to the board members, the media and others, Paladino called Hernandez "an inept embarrassment to the citizens of Buffalo who deserve much better."
2 On Your Side has learned there is a meeting scheduled for Wednesday when the board and its attorney will discuss the voice message and determine how to move forward.
Paladino was adamant that his message was not threatening.
He now plans to run for the Park District school board seat in the upcoming election in May.


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In a case closely watched by private schools, municipalities and non-profits, Maine's highest court has upheld a lower court ruling that exempts certain properties at Hebron Academy from property taxes. At issue was whether the private boarding school's practice of renting out some facilities for private use compromised its tax exempt status.
Under Maine law, most real estate is subject to taxation. There is a tax exemption for property "owned and occupied" or used by literary and scientific institutions "solely for their own purposes." As a private, nonprofit prep school, Hebron Academy sought a tax abatement. The town of Hebron objected, arguing that the school property is not "occupied or used solely for its own purposes." That's because the Academy generates about $130,000 per year by renting out its ice arena and other facilities on a short-term basis to outside groups. But the Maine Supreme Court found that the rental activity amounted to a "de minimis incidental use," accounting for about one percent of the school's operation budget and therefore did not interfere with its tax-exempt purpose.
"Because it clarified, we hope, once and for all, this issue of tax exemption for these educational institutions under the umbrella of the phrase 'literally and scientific' and further clarified the practice that many of us have followed that incidental and occasional usage of our facilities by outside users does not run counter to our educational mission or our tax exempt status as educational institutions," said John King, Hebron Academy Head of School.
In its briefs filed with the Maine Supreme Court, the town of Hebron challenged Hebron Academy's designation as a "literary and scientific institution." In writing the opinion for the Court, Justice Jon Levy acknowledged that "reasonable minds can differ as to whether that term is broad enough to encompass a preparatory school like Hebron Academy." He noted that case law does not provide a definitive standard for determining what qualifies, Instead, the Court turned to legislative history, going all the way back to the 1800s to find a tax exemption for literary institutions that includes academy and college buildings. "An academy is an institution, like Hebron Academy," Justice Levy wrote, "whose primary purpose is to provide for and promote the education of high school students."
"I thought that was a reasonable analysis and I think, in fairness to the court, what it said on that issue was reasonable," said Bryan Dench, an attorney for the town of Hebron.
"The part of the case that I am more concerned about, if that's the right term, is the creation of this ill-defined de minimis exception where the statute says the use must be 'solely' for charitable purposes," Dench said. "Now the Court is saying well, it doesn't have to be soley as long as non-charitable things are de minimus and I'm not sure what that's going to mean going forward."
Nonprofit organizations and private schools and colleges, meanwhile, are welcoming the decision. Dan Walker, an attorney for the Maine Independent Colleges Association, said if the Maine Supreme Court had ruled in favor of the town of Hebron, it could have opened up the flood gates for challenges to tax exemptions.
"The court and others and municipalities could have looked to this decision to go after the property tax exemptions of various nonprofits" said Walker. "In this case it reaffirmed what we already knew that academies, colleges and universities are literary and scientific institutions and therefore deserve this property tax exemption."
John King of Hebron Academy pointed out that despite the disagreement over the tax exempt status of some of the school's property, other residential buildings on the campus are subject to property taxes that are paid to the town.


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CHAUMONT The Lyme Community Foundation will auction vintage street lamps Thursday as part of a fundraiser to support the nonprofit foundations various activities.
The event, which celebrates local artwork and north country history, begins with a reception at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Alexander Copley House on Route 12E.
Lamp tops and posts of nearly 20 old iron street lamps will be auctioned off separately that night.
Karen M. Donahue, Lyme Centrals superintendent who also serves on the foundations Executive Committee, said one of the street lamps has been transformed into a piece of art for the auction by a mosaic artist from Pulaski.
The Lyme Community Foundation had reached out to area artists this spring to commission the work and selected Jennifer Kings design.
Her work also will be showcased at the event.
The cast iron lamp tops up for auction are 2 feet tall with eight 13-inch-tall window panes and the cast iron posts are 9 feet tall. These street lamps had formerly lit the neighborhoods of Watertown, according to the foundation.
Mel Busler of WWNY-TV7 will be the guest auctioneer.
In addition to maintaining the Alexander Copley House and its grounds as a community center for educational programs, the foundation publishes a newsletter the Lyme Light provides scholarships to Lyme Central students and hosts various community events.
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Read: The Highest Paid NHL Players
At Forbes, based on average annual salary and endorsements, they rank the highest paid players in the NHL.
Tied for sixth on the list, with Shea Weber, is Rick Nash who makes $8 million a year annually. Nash's cap hit is $7.8 million and his endorsement deals, with Under Armor, pay him $150,000 per year.
Nash's actual salary is $7.6 million for next season and goes up to $8.2 in 2017-18 which is the last year of his deal.
11th on the list is Marian Gaborik who annually makes $7.65 million. His cap hit and salary is $7.5 million a season and he makes $150,000 in endorsements.
Scott Gomez is 15th on the list at $7.46 million.
In terms of actual salary for this season, if there wasn't a lockout, Brad Richards makes $12 million (ranked 2nd) and Rick Nash is ranked 18th with $7.6 million.


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'The first thing to fixing our roads is to quit wrecking them'
PORTLAND, Ore. – The wheels are in motion to get studded tires off Oregon roads.
An effort is underway to get a studded tire ban on the 2012 ballot because of the damage they cause to the asphalt.
Jeff Bernards is spearheading the effort. He said he just got permission to start collecting signatures.
"I think the first thing to fixing our roads is to quit wrecking them," Bernards said.
Bernards said he's tired of driving on ruined roads and exhausted by lawmakers who won't do anything about them.
The Oregon Department of Transportation says studded tires cause $50 million in damage every year and the department can only afford to fix $11 million.
"They create that rut water fills in, can ice up, you can hydroplane on them and creates wear and tear on the road we then have to replace," said ODOT spokesman Dave Thompson.
Thompson said asphalt roads in Portland have to be resurfaced twice as often as they should, and that's with only ten percent of Portland drivers using studded tires.
The initiative would not ban all winter tires, just tires with studs.
Bernards needs 80,000 signatures to get it on the 2012 ballot. He'll start collecting those in two weeks.
"Certain industries' business model is burdening me with inferior roads and a big bill to fix those roads and I think it's unfair a majority of us who don't use the product are ending up paying for it and driving on bad roads," said Bernards.