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February 3, 2009
Eric Holder, sworn in Tuesday as attorney general, promised a clean break with the past policies of the Bush administration, saying the Justice Department will be "no place for political favoritism."
"I am determined to ensure that this shall be a new day for the dedicated career professionals that I am so honored to call my colleagues," Holder told various employees and dignitaries gathered for the ceremony. He said he was committed to remaking the department "into what it once was and what is always should be."
Vice President Joe Biden administered the oath to President Barack Obama's pick for the nation's top law enforcement officer, the first African-American to hold the post.
Biden said the department, under Holder, would return to a past standard of "no politics, no ideology. Only a clear assessment of facts and law."
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Holder was confirmed Monday evening by a 75-21 Senate vote, with all the opposition coming from Republicans.
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RI AG Kilmartin Spent, Fundraised Thousands in Florida
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Last week, State Senator Dawson Hodgson, who is running for the Republican nod to challenge Kilmartin in November, called for the Attorney General to release his out-of-state travel records, and how much time he spent at his second home in Florida.
The request followed WPRO's Matt Allen first reporting that Kilmartin was interviewed by a Sarasota, FL ABC affiliate station in mid-January at an arts festival, with the station identifying him as a "Sarasota resident." Kilmartin resides in Pawtucket, but has property in Sarasota.
"Voters don't pay much attention to campaign finance reports. I don't know if there's data on this, but I don't know if voters care much at all where the candidates spend their money," said Rhode Island pollster Victor Profughi. "Myself, being a local pollster, I of course care very much about this! I prefer that candidates use local Rhode Islanders, and then they go outside, and pick other pollsters? I give candidates a hard time, all the time, about that, especially when they're talking about keeping jobs in Rhode Island and supporting the local economy."
Rhode Island's unemployment rate is currently 9.1%, which is the highest in the nation.
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Record show that the Kilmartin campaign paid the Florida sign company $1,359 on September 2, $3,417 on September 27, and $844 on October 1. A representative with Big Daddy said that the company is part of a guild -- and that it is non-union.
Kilmartin advisor Peter Kavanaugh with the Washington and Boston-based Hilltop Public Solutions firm said of the spending, "Attorney General Kilmartin has been a strong proponent of Rhode Island's small businesses throughout his career in public service. The campaign in 2010 primarily utilized Rhode Island-based companies for its printing work, including Sheahan Printing of Woonsocket, Regine Printing of Providence, Northeast Screen Printing in North Kingstown, JB Foley Printing in Providence, Allegra Print & Imaging in Providence, and Mercury Print & Mail in Pawtucket."
Opponent Hodgson said, "I always try to be fair, it's tough for me to be specific on [Kilmartin's] choice of using a Florida vendor. I have always made it a priority to source my materials in-state. My website's a local East Greenwich designer. That's my preference, that's my track record. I have a duty, and he has a duty, to make the best use of his dollars, if he got a better deal with the Florida company."
Hodgson continued, "Of the Florida revelations, it was Matt Allen who first ran with the [Florida TV station] video, and I commented on it. I didn't go down there and put him on the camera. It's politics. I do think it's appropriate for the Attorney General to explain what he's been doing," said Hodgson. "He's not talking about 38 Studios, the early release of the "Thrill Killer", or standing up for RI consumers."
Earlier this week, Kavanaugh outlined to GoLocal's Victor Alvarez examples of Kilmartin's achievements on campaign platform issues including economic security, protecting public safety, and helping restore public trust in the government
"The only reason I'd care about [Kilmartin's] time out of state is how it pertains to his job performance," said Hodgson.
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Kilmartin currently has $156,052.77 cash on hand; Hodgson has $21,717.83.
While Kilmartin has employed Hilltop Consulting, Hodgson also lists out of state advising -- B-Fresh Consulting in New Hampshire -- as a campaign management expenditure.
"When you bring consultants on board, they have connections, and reputations," said Profughi. "So if your'e trying to get big donors to come on board, it helps to have the right names with a good reputation.
Profughi continued, "I think there's a big difference between that and people who produce signs. Can you get a better sign produced out of state? Outside consultants are a different story, they bring those things to the table such such as connections, reputation, and fundraising."
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When Goldman Sachs said this week that it was starting a $500 million charitable project to help 10,000 small businesses — a sum that represents 3 percent of the $16 billion the firm has set aside so far for employee compensation this year — the announcement was widely seen as a public relations move. The firm's chairman, Lloyd Blankfein, who had earlier stoked popular anger when he said Goldman was doing "God's work" in its business, also apologized for participating in "things that were clearly wrong." A recent audit found that the government bailout of A.I.G., the insurance company, resulted in billions of dollars of benefit to Goldman Sachs.
Does the firm have an obligation to make philanthropic efforts, given that it benefited from the federal support? How can the most be made of this opportunity? Should Goldman be committing more than $500 million, based on its bottom line?
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The fact that Goldman Sachs is giving away $500 million to charity is certainly better than if it didn't. Taken in isolation, it's a good thing.
Goldman Sachs has benefited tremendously in this crisis –- both relative to other firms and in absolute terms. So let's put that $500 million in perspective. According to the recently released SIGTARPaudit of the A.I.G. bailout, Goldman Sachs took in about $13 billion from that particular transfer of public resources. Maybe we could send over Michael Moore with his armored truck to collect the other 12½ billion dollars?But in the context of the way Goldman Sachs has made money on the backs of U.S. taxpayers, it doesn't change the need to reduce the influence of that firm — or any firm in the financial sector — in running our political system and setting up the rules of our society.
Certainly we can appreciate that Lloyd Blankfein is making good on his declaration that he is "doing God's work." But Goldman Sachs would not have that $500 million of spiritual bounty to distribute if it weren't for the U.S. taxpayers. Charitable giving is nice, but we can't take our eye off the ball when it comes to the need to repair our structure of government and address the undue influence of Goldman Sachs and the other powerful financial sector firms. Such firms have had unbridled access to the public treasury and sucked up our resources to save themselves from a disaster of their own making.
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MASSENA - An annual event that has been around for approximately nine years will make its return on Christmas Day.
Gerald R. Roy Amvets Post 4, 12 Andrews St., Massena, will once again open its doors and invite the community in that afternoon for a full-fledged turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
Theyve been doing it for a long while, according to Commander Francis Bud Byington, who said the meal has been offered well before he started his term as commander three years ago.
Its just what we do. Its something to give back to the community. If they want to come, theyre welcome, Mr. Byington said.
Tuesdays meal, which runs from 1 - 4 p.m., includes turkey breast, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, cranberries, squash, dinner rolls and pumpkin pie - all for free and open to anyone.
We buy it, and the Auxiliary cooks it. The Auxiliary does all the food, he said.
Theyll be ready to feed an army, with 26 turkey breasts and 150 pounds of potatoes.
We have huge turkey breasts. Theres no waste to them. We used to get regular turkeys. When they were all done, people were fighting over the bones, Mr. Byington said.
Its the season for giving and thats exactly what the members of the Amvets and their Auxiliary will be doing on Christmas, whether its peeling the potatoes or cooking, manning the kitchen and the serving line or hitting the road to make deliveries.
We have a good crew. Theyve been volunteering right and left. We have a sign-up list for people to bring pies and stuff like that. We have a sign-up list for people to do deliveries. It works out real good. They seem to be glad to do it. They started calling me about three or four weeks ago and said, Are you going to need help down there? Everybody chips in and helps out, he said.
Many people enjoy the holiday conversation and their meal at the Amvets post.
Its surprising some of the people who come. Its people from all walks. Ive seen people in there that own a business, but they feel rather than cook theyd rather have somebody else cook it, Mr. Byington said.
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Maissoon - I'm so sorry for your lost. I'm praying that you get your bfp soon!
mrsjdh - Oh no! I'm sorry! Its only been spotting? No flow? If no flow, anything can happen!!
Ida - Yay for symptoms! What dpo are you?
AFM - I had crazy cramping 4-5dpo, now not so much.. a little here and there but not like then.. A huge temp dip yesterday, and its back up a little today.. I had a little nausea spell during breakfast this morning, it felt like it was about to come back up but I kept it down.
Hoping these are good signs..
~Me (29) ; DH (29)~
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07/2013: BFP - m/c @ 5 weeks
Question for you gals - Im on cd12 today and no real sign of ovulation yet. When did YOU ovulate and what day did you take your tablets?
First cycle post Lap - Removal of 44mm cyst on felopian tube
On another note.. My boobs are getting sore! They NEVER get sore!! I'm trying not to get my hopes up.. I was really crampy 4-5dpo, and 6-7dpo nothing really.. Today, crampy again, plus I got nauseous during breakfast.. I was close to throwing up but I managed to keep it down. Oh and im really hot tonight.. I really HATE that these are all PMS symptoms!
~Me (29) ; DH (29)~
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Well, sort of! They don't have any candles on them, but I loved how they were sitting in this diner window! I was playing around, and ended up really happy with how this turned out!
Wel,l I have been babysitting for all 4 kids since school got out yesterday! I have them until tommorw night ! The mommy and daddy went down to Detroit for client meetings! Last night I had both Kay and Jordan here overnight to hang out and help me out! This morning Jordan headed up to Sault Ste Marie in the upper pensinsula to where Trevor lives, to spend the night and go to a college hockey game tomorrow night! So, now it is just Kay and I! I have to say having all 4 of them is EXHAUSTING, but I love my brother enough that it doesn't matter! The timing wasn't ideal, but it will be fine! I just hope the lack of sleep and extra stress don't result in me getting sick! Gary has a yucky runny nose, and James woke up coughing! Elaine has a cold and Andy has just gotten over bronchitis! My chances of remaining healthy get slimmer by the moment!
My sons will be back late on Friday night! Saturday I am going to SLEEP!!! Saturday night we are celebrating Christmas with my mom and Jim up at their house! Grandma promised Jordan she would wait until he got home to have her Christmas dinner! The food will be excellent and our prezzies are keepsakes that she wants us to have! Instead of waiting until she is dead and we have to go through her things and decide who gets what, she is going to give us what she wants us to us now! I rather like that idea! Plus, I wouldn't want my mom to spend a lot of money on us! I am pretty excited! My gifts to my mom are horehound candy that she likes, and two books! I got Jim a thing that allows you to plug your iPhone into his truck and play his music! I hope they both like it!
Sunday morning Jordan wants to go to our old church in Cheboygan, so we will ! Then on Sunday evening we will celebrate Jordan's birthday! Monday we are going to Petoskey to get the oil changed in my van!
So, yeah! I am going to have a very busy next few days! I am not sure how much I will be on, but I will try to comment as much as I can! However, Jordan's leave is dwindling down and I want to spend as much time as is possible with him! There is no way to know for sure when he will be back again! Love to you all !
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Why has everyone written about Leonard Zelig in Woody Allenĺs film Zelig, but no-one has written about Eudora Fletcher? The film is a tribute to her. She is the still center of the film, whilst Leonard Zelig, the chameleon man, is everything to everyone!
Woody Allen doesnĺt like intellectuals. In Manhattan, Mary is a clever but hapless girl. In A Midsummer Nightĺs Sex Comedy Dr Leopold is a pompous man singing at the piano while his wife doggedly plays. In Another Woman, Marion must change her life. But Dr Eudora Fletcher is a charming little waif struggling against a tide of scientific opinion. This is her story. She is like Madame Curie, or Marie Stopes in their fields, a woman battling alone to change the way people think about personality disorders. The pastiche of the Warner Brothers biopic that we find in Zelig is so apt. Woody Allen was an expert filmmaker in the 1980s and Zelig is an exceptional achievement. But in the ĹWhite Room Sessions,ĺ in a metaphorical way at least, he seemed to abdicate his auteurship to Dr. Fletcher. There is a detailed description of the way they arrange the room in which Dr. Fletcher and Leonard work, the lights on the wall, the sparse furnishings, the unobtrusive microphones. We are introduced to Paul the cameraman who will be out of sight and out of mind to the scientists who will watch the sessions, just like the cameraman of Zelig is out of sight for us. Eudora has a brainwave, and we see her swapping roles, becoming the patient to Leonardĺs doctor, in order to get to the nub of his problem. By now, Allenĺs film has slowed down after the ferocious ballyhoo of the newsreels and fashion parades. We have moved nearer to narrative cinema from the distanced documentary effect the auteur is aiming for. But this is not a documentary, nor yet a Ĺmockumentary.ĺ This is a womanĺs picture. Eudoraĺs story is slower, more considered, sober like Dr. Fletcher herself. Here is the heart of Allenĺs film, and he gives it to Mia! The newsreel caption suggests the flighty society in which Eudora lives, ending withŚôSheĺs pretty, too!öŚdiminishing the woman and her achievement. I like the relationship between Eudora and her aviatrix sister Meryl. For their first tryst together, Eudora takes Leonard to Merylĺs. When Leonard is discredited, it is Meryl who shakes her out of herself by taking her to nightspots. Meryl is there to comfort Eudora when Leonard becomes the accused in a paternity suit. Meryl relates this history in the present and her contribution is specifically acknowledged in the credits. In this womanĺs picture Meryl is the wisecracking friend of the heroine!
Mia Farrow and Woody Allen in Zelig
Why has no-one written about Mia Farrowĺs quiet performance? Eudora runs the gamut of emotions from curiosity to longing, from frustration to loss yet she scarcely emotes in any obvious manner. The film gives her pensive moments in which she stares through glass or stands alone smoking in the garden of her provincial retreat like one of Bergmanĺs women. I like her wardrobe, her boyish body wrapped in tweedy browns and beiges, her patent leather shoes. In public those plain cloche hats make her seem like a shop girl. In the Manhattan Hospital those clinical overalls make her seem like just another intern. Allen confers on her the sad autumnal colors he will confer on his films in the late-80s. Eudoraĺs plain wardrobe plays out the melancholy mise-en-scŔne of her personality, the thwarted ambition, the lack of love, the dryness inside, the sadness, the Ĺburiedĺ quality of this character: ôMartin Koslow was the sort of man my mother felt I should marry.ö That hairdo with its plaits severely arranged on the back of her little head speaks of a dutiful little Swiss miss, or a very proper Philadelphia upbringing. Those little round glasses speak not of womanly vanity but of cloistered academicism. Dr. Fletcher is surely Charlotte Valeĺs sister, an unsung angel in a scriptorium. Meanwhile, the silly tabloids hoot: ôWho says women are only good for sewing?ö
People used to say that Woody Allen turned Mia Farrow into himself in every role he wrote for her. This is easier to see in Hannah and Her Sisters and Shadows and Fog. But one of the best things about this pseudo-documentary is that Woody Allenĺs character really doesnĺt know who he is here. Dr. Fletcher may look like just another girl of her time, but in Zelig Eudora Fletcher is the truest and most authentic character in a sea of personality, opinion and false intuition. When the journalist, thinking he is being clever, tries to intuit a happy conventional childhood in Eudoraĺs history, her mother sternly rejects the notion. (I love this bit).
Finally, Eudora is one of the only characters who is still alive to testify to the past at the end of Zelig. Having survived the madcap history, she brings the past together with the present, the doctored newsreel with todayĺs talking heads, narrative to fiction, history to art. She guarantees the veracity of the filmĺs account of the past. This is only a pseudo-documentary, but Dr. Fletcherĺs face should appear on a stamp for she is truly the catĺs pyjamas!
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I use a zippo slim that is smaller lighter Zippo sometimes but the fuel dissipates fast.A lighter alternativeI use to use the Permanent Match for backpacking I would get the Camel cigarette Permanent Match with a plastic body because my grandfather had about 100 of them because he smoked 3.5 pack of camel non filters a day. They worked pretty good but they would run out of fluid fast. The government recalled the Camel cigarette Permanent Match.But here a company that makes the Permanent Match out of steel.http://www.permanentmatch.com/orders.htmlTerry
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"Do you typically take two mini bics?"I normally take one mini Bic plus a BPL FireLite Mini sparker. I normally use the mini Bic for everything, and the FireLite Mini is my trusted backup. The mini bic is 11.6g and the FireLite mini is about 14g.I like mini-Bics, but I don't trust them that much. I've had many strangely run out of pressure or fail for other reasons. One easy way to wreck a mini-bic is to accidentally try to use it with greasy/oily hands. This might sound easy to avoid, but if you are preparing a meal and then you need to light your stove, you may just grab your lighter and give it a quick flick without thinking much about it. It only takes one spin with a moderately oily thumb to wreck the lighter. The oil gets gets transferred from the wheel to the flint and then it no longer sparks. Sometimes if you spin it for a long time it'll start sparking but other times it's garbage. You can also wreck one by stepping on it. Plus anytime you get it a bit wet it's out of commission for a few hours.
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I'm glad this thread came up as the last three times I have been hiking with three separate mini-bic lighters they have failed to light after a day or two. This is usually ok as I use gas stoves and can make do with the spark.To be honest I usually leave them hanging around camp and am not particularly careful with them, but it seems like alot of people on here get them started whilst wet. Has anyone else had these kind of experiences with these lighters? Am I doing something fundamentally wrong (I have removed the little tab)?
I have been using Bic lighters for decades and as long as there is fluid in one I have been able to get it to light. When having difficulty lighting it is often the flint that is the cause. One trick is to reverse the strike wheel a few times then try to light.I have never had problems with Bic lighters and moisture, even after the lighter has gone for a swim. Tonight just for funzzies I submerged one for ten minutes and it lit right away. If it gets oily, just use some dry soil to clean, it's natures grease remover :)
BIC seems to have added a new failure mode when they redesigned the spark wheel. It used to be solid metal but is now a metal spiral wrapped around something else (plastic?). I've had the new version become jammed and unusable. I've also had the flint mysteriously vanish.When operating correctly flint lighters work much better than piezo lighters at altitude. In fact I've never had a piezo lighter work above, say, 7k feet. I guess there's just not enough spark for whatever happens to the fuel:air mixture up there.As a coda, matches aren't what they once were, so I feel better with a second BIC as backup rather than matches.Cheers,Rick
I prefer my trick butane lighter that has a photo of a girl in a bikini on it. When I click to light it automatically makes her bikini disappear... ;) But it's far too "valuable" to take backpacking so I take two mini BICs and FireSteel W/tinder.
"In fact I've never had a piezo lighter work above, say, 7k feet."I had the piezo lighter on my Jetboil work just fine at 11,500 ft. Perhaps there are differences in the quality of the lighters.
I could see where the spark generated could vary significantly and I wouldn't expect a mass market cigarette lighter to have much oomph. I disassembled one and the piezoelectric section is tiny.The real downfall on the piezoelectric Bic is that it takes a fair amount of pressure to hold it down-- the spring is fairly strong.One trick to increasing the reliability of the flint wheel Bic is to put an o-ring around the lighter and under the gas lever, so it can't release gas accidentally, leaving you with an empty lighter.
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Grand Haven native John Potter is getting another crack at making an NFL roster. It will just be in another city other than Buffalo.
Potter signed a free agent deal with the Washington Redskins on Wednesday, giving the former record-breaking kicker from Western Michigan University a chance to make an NFL roster for the second time.
He was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL Draft, and surprised many by making the roster. He spent the first six weeks of the 2012 season as the Bills' kickoff specialist, producing 13 touchbacks on 24 kicks.
Due to a rash of injuries on the Bills' roster, the team was forced to waive Potter and rely on just one kicker on the roster, veteran Rian Lindell.
"Some guys don't start kicking on a professional team until they're 28, so you can't create a timeline for yourself," Potter said after being released. "You have to take it year by year, day by day."
Potter could be in competition with Redskins' kicker Kai Forbath, who excelled in field goals, but struggled on kickoffs, recording only 15 touchbacks in 62 attempts.
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Grand Haven native Dan Bylsma was provided a big vote of confidence by the Penguins on Wednesday.
General manager Ray Shero announced a two-year extension for Bylsma and assistants Tony Granato and Todd Reirden. The extension will keep Bylsma under contract through the 2015-16 season. Bylsma had a year remaining on his current deal.
"I really believe we have a great head coach in Dan Bylsma... he's the coach to move us forward," Shero said.
Shero met with Penguins majority co-owners Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle at length Tuesday. During an extensive review of the organization, Shero and ownership discussed Bylsma's future along with other matters, including a long-term contract with star center Evgeni Malkin. Shero lobbied hard for a Bylsma extension.
Shero met Monday with Malkin's agent, J.P. Barry, who described their discussion as productive. The Penguins want to agree on a deal with Malkin soon. The final year of his contract kicks in July 5, and at that point Malkin will hold a full no-trade clause — similar to what allowed Jarome Iginla to block a deal between Calgary and Boston during this past regular season. Malkin and captain Sidney Crosby offered votes of confidence for Bylsma during season-ending meetings with Shero.
Bylsma took over in February 2009, leading to the Penguins to the Stanley Cup that June over his home-state team, the Detroit Red Wings. He is the fastest coach in NHL history to 200 career wins, and his 36 playoff victories are a Penguins record.
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I'm starting lots of new things on the blog and one of them is the above-mentioned. The I Can't Wait Files will be a weekly post about anything middle gradish that I can't wait for and think may be of interest to you.
My first ICWF is DARTH PAPER STRIKES BACK by Tom Angleberger. The awesometastic dude who wrote The Strange Case of Origami Yoda. Yeah, you know that book of amazingsuaceness! Darth Paper Strikes back on August 23, 2011(Amulet Books). Personally that is way too long to wait. Until then I will just keep hounded my friend Tom for an early copy.
You can also check out this awesome interview with Tom over at StarWars.com (how cool is that!) - http://www.starwars.com/kids/read/darthorigami/index.html
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You know me, always try to be completely different in everything you do from the norm. This includes picking the right cut flowers for your sweetheart this Valentine's Day. Please, please, please don't give the typical flowers you get wrapped up in cellophane from a grocery store. Instead this year, give a wonderful fresh arrangement created by talented floral designer. Spend just a little more and you will get alot more from your sweetheart. So instead of just a dozen roses, give a flower arrangement bursting with tropical floral and not just in your ordinary glass vase. About Vase in Little Rock is one such place to find the extraordinary. If you want to score major brownie points then expand your horizons.
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The 2001 Australian Open kicked off today but there are several names at the top of the leaderboard that you may not have expected. World number 4, Ernie Els and Rod Pampling lead the field at -5 (66) but where you as you may expect to see the likes of Allenby, Appleby and Adam Scott, the top scores of the day came from lesser known names such as Michael Wright and Brad Andrews, who both sit at -3 and in 3rd place along with veteran Peter Lonard.
There were also a few players that didn't perform to expected standards including American Charles Howell who shot a 75, Thomas Bjorn at 76 and Peter Senior (77) amongst others.
Robert Allenby, the Australian PGA winner last weekend at Royal Queensland, had an inconsistent day, birdieing the third and fourth holes, bogeying six and seven, another two birdies at the eighth and 10th holes, a bogey at 13, and trading a birdie at 16 with a bogey at 17.
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The Watauga Nationals 13-14 year old Junior League team marched its way into the District 7 finals Friday night by outscoring Wilkes National 14-13 at the Optimist Park in Boone.
The win moves Watauga in the finals on Tuesday night. As of now, Watauga will play either West Caldwell, Wilkes American or Wilkes National in the championship game.
West Caldwell and Wilkes American are scheduled to play Saturday afternoon at 1pm. The winner will then play Wilkes National on Monday night. And because Watauga is currently undefeated in this double-elmination format, the Watauga Nationals must be defeated twice to lose the title.
But a win on Tuesday and they will advance to the state tournament in Lewisville, NC, which begins next Saturday, July 25. Taylor Shuford, who was also the winning pitcher, went four-for-four; Tyler Jones was five-for-five; and Tyler Sturgill went three-for-four with a double.
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RUTLAND, Vt. Joelle Percy scored 21 points, including four 3-pointers, as the SUNY Canton womens basketball team defeated the College of St. Joseph, 67-51, for the second straight game on Sunday afternoon.
Karyss Terrance posted a double-double of 18 points and 15 rebounds and Brianna Sayer added 16 points for the Kangaroos (5-13), who have won three consecutive games.
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n The College of St. Joseph mens basketball team used a late first-half run and beat SUNY Canton, 89-72, Sunday afternoon in Rutland, Vt.
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Khalid Vaughn came off the bench and supplied 18 points for SUNY Canton (5-12).
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FlipFlops that give back!
Designed by the people, chosen by the people and funded by the people. FlyingFlips are awesome FlipFlops with designs from the crowd and chosen by the crowd, with a share of profits going to winning designers.
Your support will enable us to print our first run of FlipFlops, while letting you become one of the first to own a pair!
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We were raised on the West Coast, so FlipFlops are how we roll! They radiate great memories of sunny days and trips to faraway lands ~ We decided to make flips that embody a love of art and the gift of sharing, all rolled up into one.
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MINNEAPOLIS - A member of a Native American gang has pleaded guilty to murdering another gang member in Minneapolis.
The U.S. Attorney's office says Native Mob member Shaun Martinez admitted in a plea agreement Friday that he shot and killed Jeremee Kraskey in February 2011 to keep him from giving information to law enforcement.
Martinez faces a potential sentence of life in prison. Sentencing is not scheduled yet.
A federal indictment last January accused two-dozen suspected Native Mob members of conspiracy to participate in racketeering, alleging they used violence and intimidation to keep the gang in power. So far, 20 defendants have pleaded guilty. The remaining four go on trial Jan. 22.
Authorities say the gang wields power from the Twin Cities to reservations throughout Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
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Five Challenges Facing Medicaid At 50 By Phil Galewitz - Kaiser Health News • Jul 31, 2015 Courtesy of Truman Library A "sleeper" provision when Congress created Medicare in 1965 to cover health care for seniors, Medicaid now provides coverage to nearly one in four Americans, at an annual cost of more than $500 billion. Today, it is the workhorse of the U.S. health system, covering nearly half of all births, one-third of children and two-thirds of people in nursing homes. Medicare & Medicaid Worth $2.5 Billion Annually In Montana By Eric Whitney • Jul 30, 2015 Emily Proctor Listen Listening... / 10:08 Medicare & Medicaid Worth $2.5 Billion In Montana Today is the 50th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid. Right now, nearly one in five Montanans gets health care from Medicare, and the state is poised to expand Medicaid to tens of thousands more people next year. 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So how did the businessman from Great Falls come to sponsor a Medicaid expansion bill? I asked him about that immediately after yesterday's bill signing ceremony at the capitol. Gov. Signs Medicaid Expansion Bill During Capitol Ceremony By Eric Whitney • Apr 29, 2015 Steve Jess Backers of Medicaid expansion celebrated in Helena today as Governor Bullock signed the bill extending the health coverage to an estimated 45,000 more Montanans. Medicaid Expansion Passes House In Saturday Vote, Now Back To Senate By Jackie Yamanaka • Apr 12, 2015 Listen Listening... / 3:11 Yellowstone Public Radio's Jackie Yamanaka reports on the fight to get a Medicaid expansion bill through both houses of the Montana Legislature. On Saturday the Montana House gave final approval to a bill expand Medicaid coverage to Montana's working poor on a 54-to-42 vote. Legislative Roundup: Medicaid Expansion, State Budget Advance By Michael Wright - Community News Service • Apr 12, 2015 Michael Wright - UM Community News Service After wrangling over rules, the last remaining bill to expand Medicaid at the 64th Montana Legislature appears to be headed to the governor's desk. Rules Debate Over Medicaid Expansion Highlights Philosophical Split Among Lawmakers By Steve Jess • Apr 10, 2015 William Marcus Listen Listening... / 2:01 Rules Debate Over Medicaid Expansion Highlights Philosophical Split Among Lawmakers The House Rules Committee wrapped up a special meeting Friday afternoon. They were considering a challenge to the Medicaid expansion bill that passed the full House yesterday. Belgrade Republican Representative Art Wittich was arguing that shouldn't have happened, because the Medicaid bill was improperly sent out of his committee without enough votes to do so. MTPR Capitol Reporter Steve Jess explains the rules debate. "Capitol Talk": Medicaid Expansion, State Budget, Water Compact, And Gov. Babcock By Sally Mauk • Apr 10, 2015 Eliza Wiley Listen Listening... / 11:58 "Capitol Talk": Medicaid Expansion, State Budget, Water Compact, And Gov. Babcock This week on "Capitol Talk": The bitter fight in the House over Medicaid expansion, the state budget fights yet to come, the Flathead water compact's chances for passage, and the legacy of former Governor Tim Babcock, who passed away this week. Republican Rep. Garner Explains Why He Changed His Mind On Medicaid Expansion By Jackie Yamanaka • Apr 10, 2015 William Marcus Listen Listening... / 4:32 Republican Representative Frank Garner tells Yellowstone Public Radio's Jackie Yamanaka why he changed his mind and voted for Medicaid expansion. A bill to extend Medicaid to Montana's working poor won preliminary approval in the Montana House on a 54 to 46 vote. But before it could, supporters of Senate Bill 405 had to fight off another attempt to kill this bill again in committee. The last surviving bill on Medicaid expansion has been the subject of numerous procedural fights with the most intense action over whether it could come to the House Floor for debate. That finally happened Thursday. Medicaid Expansion One Step Closer To Reality In Montana By Steve Jess • Apr 9, 2015 Listen Listening... / 1:42 Montana House Gives Initial Approval To Medicaid Expansion Supporters of Medicaid expansion for low-income Montanans are celebrating a major victory tonight, after the House approved the controversial bill. Medicaid Expansion Bill Survives Another Day By Jackie Yamanaka - Yellowstone Public Radio • Apr 8, 2015 Listen Listening... / 2:44 Medicaid Expansion Bill Survives Another Day In The Montana Legislature Democrats won their fight to bring a Medicaid expansion bill to the House floor for debate. It came with help from 11 Republicans Representatives. Medicaid Expansion Bill Tangled In Fight Over House Rules By Jackie Yamanaka • Apr 8, 2015 William Marcus The lone bill barely alive at the Montana Legislature that expand Medicaid coverage to the working poor is now tangled in a procedural fight over the House rules. It will be an interpretation of those rules that will determine whether the full House gets to debate this bill on the floor. This fight over Medicaid Expansion began long before the Republican-controlled House Human Services Committee held yesterday's hearing on Senate Bill 405. But it came to a head during executive action held after the four and a half hour hearing on this bill. 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Montana Legislative News Roundup By Steve Jess • Apr 3, 2015 William Marcus Listen Listening... / 1:38 Montana Legislative News Roundup The Montana Legislature is taking a spring break through Monday as it prepares for its final four weeks of work. MTPR Capitol Reporter Steve Jess has a look at what lawmakers have done so far. 'Capitol Talk': Medicaid Expansion, Guns On Campus And 'Religious Freedom' By Sally Mauk • Apr 3, 2015 Eliza Wiley Listen Listening... / 11:51 Capitol Talk: Medicaid Expansion, Guns On Campus And 'Religious Freedom' This week's "Capitol Talk" covers the Senate changes to the state budget, the competing infrastructure bills, the upcoming effort to keep a compromise Medicaid expansion bill alive, the surprise defeat of the bill to allow concealed carry on campus and the narrow defeat of the so-called religious freedom bill. House Democrats Work To Keep Medicaid Expansion Alive By Steve Jess • Apr 2, 2015 William Marcus Democrats in the Montana House are fighting to keep a Medicaid expansion bill alive. Tuesday morning the bill goes before the same committee that killed a previous Medicaid bill. Tax Breaks For Private School Tuition On Next Week's Legislative Agenda By Madelyn Beck - UM Legislative News Service • Apr 1, 2015 William Marcus Legislators head into an early spring break April 2, but will be back next week to hear some of the most contentious bills including the Salish Kootenai Water Compact, Medicaid expansion and tax breaks. House Committee Will Hear Medicaid Expansion Compromise Tuesday By Steve Jess • Apr 1, 2015 Montana Legislature Listen Listening... / 1:07 House Committee Will Hear Medicaid Expansion Compromise Tuesday The only Medicaid expansion plan that's still alive in the Montana Legislature has been assigned to a House Committee; the same committee that killed Governor Bullock's original Medicaid expansion plan last month. Medicaid Expansion Compromise Clears Montana Senate By Jackie Yamanaka - Yellowstone Public Radio • Mar 30, 2015 William Marcus Senator Ed Buttrey says he's pleased his bill to extend Medicaid coverage to the state's working poor won final approval in the Senate. 'Capitol Talk': Medicaid Expansion, Dark Money, Religious Freedom By Sally Mauk • Mar 27, 2015 During this week's Capitol Talk, Sally, Chuck and Mike look forward to what's sure to be a heated debate in the House over Republican Sen. Edward Buttrey's Medicaid bill to expand coverage to the working poor. 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