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LAS VEGAS (AP) - A Nevada judge said Friday he needed time to
review grand jury transcripts before he decides whether the state's
medical marijuana laws are too vague to allow charges to stand against six people arrested when police raided a Las Vegas storefront marijuana dispensary last November.
Clark County District Court Judge Doug Smith told lawyers for Jolly Green Meds owners Daniel Kinshella and Sean Kinshella and
four co-defendants that he wanted to focus on whether the evidence
leading to the indictments handed up in May was "fair and proper."
"It all goes to the intent of the people running the store," the judge said.
Attorney Marc Saggese, representing Sean Kinshella, candidly
noted that Smith's ruling could create a "domino effect" for people who want the state Legislature to address what medical marijuana proponents call inconsistencies in state law.
On Monday, another Clark County District Court judge, Donald Mosley, threw out charges in a separate but similar medical marijuana criminal case. Mosley declared that he couldn't make sense of Nevada's medical marijuana laws.
Voters in 2000 passed a state constitutional amendment letting
medical cardholders grow and possess small amounts of marijuana.
But other state and federal laws make it illegal to buy or sell it.
Prosecutors on Wednesday obtained new indictments in that case,
charging Sin City Co-Op owners Nathan Hamilton and Leonard Schwingdorf with multiple counts of sale of marijuana and trafficking in a controlled substance.
Attorney Michael Cristalli pleaded Friday with Smith to also tell the Legislature the law was "overbroad and vague."
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Charges in the multi-count indictments against Daniel Kinshella, Sean Kinshella and Christine Kinshella, Kimberly Simons, Jesse
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Prosecutor Tina Sedlock told Smith that state law is clear that selling marijuana is prohibited. She characterized Jolly Green Meds
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Lawyer Robert Draskovich, who represents co-defendant Simons in
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Are you given a code per game? Or one code for a batch of games? I already have 2 of the games, so I want to be able to give those codes to my brother if they are separate codes.
The Fierce Deity puzzle looks amazing! But....it's only a 300-piece puzzle and a majority of my coins. I'll stick with game downloads.
Thank you for great articles like these. Keep up the great work!
I'm tempted by all of them. Where should I start?
I haven't played the game yet, so this idea might not work. But here's the idea.
Could this game be approached like a Time Trials in Mario Kart? Amiibo could save ghost data so you and friends could compete for best completion scores.
Eh, that would probably take up too much memory anyway.
All of those control options! What about the balance board?? lol
I get the feeling Miyamoto's quote is being taken out of context. He said "one part of our plan to do so is to use 'spin off games', which allow us to use our major title franchises, but create on a smaller scale and we are working hard on making these sort of derived products."
That does not mean "more spin-off releases like Hyrule Warriors." Maybe or maybe not. Also, spin-off does not equal cross-over. And don't forget the part about "small scale."
Actually, the whole quote makes me think of games like Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. That's a spin-off and small scale.
If done right, this could be an evolution for "health entertainment" and gaming. This will clearly have a different demographic than the gaming marking. When I become concerned about my health someday, I might fit this demographic.
I've been thinking the same thing being 29 with 2 kids and plan to grow the family more. I haven't fallen off the grid yet. I figure that if I can ever convince myself to stop buying games I don't have time to play, I have a ton of games to go back and replay - if I can find the time for it.
"While supplies last." Oh that's too funny!
I'm not impressed with any of the contributions to that debate. There are some select ideas I can resonate with, such as I agree that I don't want to see games that I consider junky, but I still can't really fully agree/disagree with either position.
Here's a thought. What if Nintendo could follow Amazon's example with a "Not Interested" option so the buyer can have a little control over individual store fronts. I think that could alleviate both sides of this debate.
And now that these images are release, and the if west were not to receive these options, we'll have a similar article about the problems of censorship. It's really not that big of a deal.
The potential of Wii Street U treasure hunts really has my imagination running. Nintendo-themed geocaching? What if there were small, game tie-ins? I'm going to try it out!
Last I remember, you can't post screen shots on the Wii Street U MiiVerse. Is this still true?
I'm impressed at how faithful Ghirahim's art, movement, and attitude is to the source material.
Anyone else having problems downloading the wallpaper?
Maybe I'm missing something... You seem very focused on the YoshiSAUR while quote clearly contains the word DINOSAUR as well.
"the young dinosaur and the plumber became fast friends."
That's the upper-hand on the debate.
I'm partially disappointed. While something more exclusive and special would be nice, I also like game downloads. But this game list to doesn't quite hold the same value as last year's Majora's CD or other rewards. I doesn't feel like anything special at all.
Now let's see how many of these actually make it in 2014 and how many are delayed into the next year.
I can completely relate to being picky about the name and branding. It can be difficult because your logo looks more like "nintendolife" (no space and no capitalization), and the url is "nintendolife". One of those could be updated if you're worried about consistent branding.
It's probably been said - there are too many comments to read - but there is another option. If there is a market for a game, print more copies. Should be easier than scrounging up used ones (or supposedly printing new copies and selling them as if used).
One reason I haven't bought any smart phone or tablet technology is because I prefer to spend my time gaming on my 3DS and WiiU. I know I would get addicted with the phone or tablet even though I know I would enjoy it less.
If a Wii U game is good, then I'll consider buying it - 1st party or 3rd party - it doesn't matter. It's that simple.
@Squiggle55 Me too! Too bad I can't vote twice.
It's the first deal that actually catches my attention! Pushmo and maybe Fluidity!
They could use the Nintendo Channel for some of these ads as well, if they weren't planning on shutting it down.
I agree with the articles and comments. Just wondering... How about this concept to make Pokemon Snap 2? Has anyone suggested that already?
I say he shouldn't hold back. There aren't many RPGs on the WiiU yet, so Tales would get a lot of attention.
I agree that the Nintendo Channel should not go. There's a lot of great stuff there, most especially the game-play data! I'd like to delete the other channels, but as far as I can remember, they can't be deleted. That's kind of annoying to be stuck with some obsolete channels.
YES, XSEED is awesome, and YES I'm buying Pandora's Tower!
"Customers viewing this page may be interested in these sponsored links." Sponsored links... Sponsored by who??
Monster Hunter has become my new favorite series since they released Tri on the Wii. Otherwise, I'd have never known about Monster Hunter.
Make it happen!
I was going to pick this up on the 3DS, but then I played the demo and realized that RE really needs to be on a big screen. I'll keep an eye out on this new release.
I agree with every praise and suggestion for improvement you listed. Leave behind comments for friends like a digital geocash. Is that what it's called? MiiVerse integration with screen shots would also be great.
The oldest photo I have found was June 2007. My block during those batch of pictures was skipped, which is strange. I live in a fairly sized city, my neighborhood is easy to get around, and it is fairly busy. It's time they update their database where I live and not skip my block.
I found a temple in India. There was nowhere to walk. It was pretty.
A console at home and gaming on the go. Who needs a 3rd pillar? What I hope the integration means is better services: natural-cross-platform games (like what their doing with Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate), unified network IDs across platforms, cloud saves, a Virtual Console across platforms so you don't have to re-buy games for simple new features...
I would hope and expect some connectivity between the Wii U and 3DS, and if they go all the way and give it all of the functions of the Wii Gamepad, even better! The only problem is they've already said the Wii U can only handle a maximum of 2 gamepads, and I doubt connecting a 3DS would increase this limit. Unless their limit was conservative and only theoretical. Either way, I would expect some kind of connection between console and handleheld, which has existed in various degrees since SNES with Super Game Boy and perfected very well with the GCN & GBA on Final Fantasy CC and LoZ.
That sounds great! Pikmin 2 was a longer game, and it was enjoyable. Then again, I liked the the strategy and time-management of the first a lot better. Without the strategy, collecting treasures in Pikmin 2 got kind of dull. I'd like to see the caves be taken out of the main quest but remain on the side for challenges and multiplayer.
Why is there no page for Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen on DS?
If you can any play Virtual Console game on just the GamePad, then we're talking!
But there IS a flag in the loop...
I avoid paying full price anyway, but a $60 price point makes perfect sense. Maybe when the next Sony and Microsoft systems come out, the price point can drop across the board. For now, it's the same price for a comparable product across multiple systems.
That iTV link was pretty helpful!
What I still can't figure out: For those who don't subscribe to any cable or video streaming service(s), what does this free service have to offer?
I'd like to hear more about the DS 1:1 mode, if there's more to share. I don't really know what that means.
I've been juggling Zack & Wiki, Pikmin 2, Bit Trip Complete, and Pokemon Black. Who knows which I'll play this weekend?! I know I'll be playing some Settlers of Catan tonigh!!
Monster Hunter Tri and Golden Sun: Dark Dawn for me!
One perk of physical media is that when great games misses the market, the price drops. I've picked up over a dozen games in the last year for under $20 each! Digital media will never have extra unsold copies of a game floating around the market.


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I've recently started working at a barn where my 'boss' seems to be SUPER into Parelli.
Well, at least, Parelli is what she seems to return to whenever she has an issue....but she also isn't super horse savvy. She's relatively horse savvy but you know.
Anyway, I have never had any real contact with Parelli ideas, pure Parelli or not, before this and that is pretty much creating my question:
Whenever my boss comes out to "watch" what I'm doing, if I'm desensitizing she'll be constantly 'reminding' me to "watch the eyes!! Don't take your eyes off his eyes!"
And I really don't understand it. I've asked her to explain but she says things like "you can tell what they're about to do before they do it from the way they're holding their eyes!"
Personally, I just watch the body language the horse is giving me.
I find that eye-shape can be influenced so much by other outside things - hunger, pain, etc...and it really confuses me why eyes would be better than body language.
Anyway, I would really like to understand the thinking behind "watch the eyes!" It seems that it must be some kind of 'big' principle since she says it so much....
Not trying to bash, I just don't come from the same place training-wise that she does and I would like to at least understand why the eyes are SO important to her....even if I don't choose to use it.


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Estrogen-receptor Positive Invasive Metastatic Breast Cancer
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Abstract Brief abstract (250 words or less) describing the study in language understandable to a lay person. Include brief description of the purpose, target disease/condition if applicable, key eligibility criteria, and main study interventions This is a Phase II investigator-Initiated trial of the Investigational Drug, Ruxolitinib, in combination with Exemestane in patients with estrogen-receptor positive advanced breast cancer. The objective of this study is to determine the preliminary safety and efficacy of the combination of exemestane and Ruxolitinib (INCB018424). A maximum of 25 people will be enrolled on this study at the University of Pennsylvania.
As part of this study, subjects have the option of providing separate consent for research related biopsies (at baseline and Cycle 1/Day 22). If they provide consent, subjects will be co-enrolled on a separate sample acquisition research study under the direction of Dr. Angela DeMichele (IRB #811841/UPCC#17110: Collection of Tumor Tissue, Blood and Clinical Data from Patients with Advanced Breast Cancer (short name TRACR-MET)) through which these biopsies will be performed with Radiology support. The study team will review this separate consent with the study subjects considering participation in this optional component so that they can make a fully educated decision regarding whether or not they would like to participate.
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- Histologically-confirmed, invasive metastatic breast cancer.
- Estrogen-receptor positivity (defined by at least 5% staining by immunohistochemistry) on either the primary breast tumor or a metastatic biopsy.
- Postmenopausal status, defined as: either surgical menopause via oophorectomy, or natural menopause in which the patient has had no menses in the previous 12-month period. Premenopausal patients who have been been rendered amenorrheic by tamoxifen must have a serum estradiol level 30 pg/ml after discontinuation of tamoxifen. Amenorrheic premenopausal subjects must have a negative pregnancy test during screening (prior to enrollment) and must be advised to use adequate contraception throughout their participation.
- Prior therapy for the current malignancy: Patient must have 1) relapsed within 2 years of completing adjuvant hormonal therapy with a non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor, OR 2) failed a non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor in the metastatic setting. There is no limit to prior chemotherapy or hormonal regimens for this malignancy.
- Patient must have one measurable lesion by RECIST criteria. Bone-only disease is not allowed.
- Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) performance status of 0 or 1.
- Adequate organ and bone marrow function
- The subject is capable of understanding and complying with the protocol requirements and has signed the informed consent document.
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- Chemotherapy, hormonal therapy or investigational anti-tumor therapy within 21 days of starting study treatment. Use of bone-building agents is allowed.
- Any type of investigational agent within 28 days before the first dose of study treatment.
- Unresolved clinically-meaningful toxicity due to prior therapy. Toxicity from previous treatment must be back to baseline or Grade 1, with the exception of neurotoxicity and alopecia.
- Untreated or uncontrolled brain metastases or evidence of leptomeningeal involvement of disease. Patients who have stable disease after radiotherapy for CNS disease are eligible. Testing for brain involvement in the absence of symptoms is not required as part of this protocol.
- Uncontrolled, intercurrent illness including, but not limited to:
- Known ongoing or active infection, including active hepatitis B or hepatitis C. Testing for hepatitis B or C is not required as part of this protocol.
- Uncontrolled diabetes mellitus
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- A baseline corrected QT interval (QTc) greater than 470 ms.
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Breast Diseases
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In their first meeting as college head coaches, Matt Tyler's Wartburg College women's tennis squad toppled his father Steve Tyler's Central College team 6-3 yesterday. Wartburg took two of three doubles matches and four singles matches. Central will play a pair of additional matches against Iowa Conference foes Saturday at Dubuque. The Dutch meet the University of Dubuque at 10 a.m., then take on Loras College at 2 p.m Saturday.
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Early last week, Unlikely Runner wrested the annual Loop scavenger hunt from me in a bloodless coup. To be honest, I wasn't devastated. It's not as easy as you think to come up with a fair, yet interesting, list and I always had a few specific pictures in mind from the outset, which would have felt a little more like cheating had anyone taken these things seriously.
Anyway, I was excited to complete someone else's hunt for a change, and I decided to wake up early today and try to find everything on a crack-of-dawn trail run. My alarm went off at 4:50 and I jumped in the car for the quick drive down to Valley Forge National Park.
1. Something beautiful
A Solstice sunrise. On any other day of the year, Unlikely Runner, I could have slept in a little more. These kinds of pictures never really capture the moment, especially with the point-and-shoot camera I had this morning, and this is no different. The sunrise this morning was huge, and it stopped me in my tracks. It was incredible.
2. Something ugly
This is probably just run-off water, but: yuck.
3. Something loud
4. Something purple
5. Something with numbers (but not your Garmin)
Who's up for a trail run to Hershey? We can stay at J-Zee's house; he won't care.
6. Something ironic (you'll know it when you see it)
Pass. If there was any irony on the trails today, I was too busy not tripping to see it.
7. A live animal (mosquito, buffalo, alligator), but not human
I found the mosquito! I also took pictures of deer, squirrels and birds, but I liked this one the most.
However, I want to post these pictures of spiders as well:
You can't see them, but there are literally hundreds of spiders in these pictures. I know, because they all ended up on my face and arms. I can't even begin to tell you how covered I was with spider webs and spiders by the end of this run. All the other trail runners today are probably skipping along thinking, "Boy! It's amazing how not one spider decided to weave an intricate web across the trail last night! This is fabulous!"
I feel like I have spiders in my hair right now.
8. Person or people doing something healthy (but not yourself)
The park was pretty deserted at 5:15 this morning, so when I saw this woman running, I knew I had to get her. She was about a hundred yards away when I spotted her, so I looped around and ran right up behind her before stopping, taking out my camera, and snapping her picture.
I had a whole No no no! It's okay! Put down your phone! I'm just doing a scavenger hunt. speech ready to go, but I didn't need it. She may have been too terrified to turn around.
9. Something very tall
This is very tall.
10. Yourself after a hot run, the sweatier the better
It was only 58 degrees this morning, so I didn't get crazy sweaty. You're welcome?
Wonderful pictures!
I probably would have been freaked out if you changed course and ran up behind me.
I almost regret the whole creepo aspect of #8. Almost.
Bravo for photographing the smallest animal. Thanks for playing.
- Emma (formerly MJ --- it's a long story)
Nice set of pictures!
I hate running/walking through spider webs -- probably because I have huge rational/irrational fear of spiders. To be honest I got the willies just reading about your encounters with them.
Gotta love the scavenger hunt.
Beautiful place (except for the spiders, but at least they eat other bugs...)
Hope you got all the spiders out of your hair, looking good after the run though, despite said spiders. I really enjoyed your pictures!
only 58! I could see my breath this morning! yuck Fun Stuff!
I don't think I've ever seen you post a selfie.
Very nice. Maybe you can rent yourself out as a trail scout to clear the trails of spiderwebs?!
Life's a little better when we run.
I'm just about to post too, and one of my pictures for loud is also a cannon. (bummer)
I love the spider pics! LOVE LOVE LOVE them!
Basically, RUN!
um. wow, gorgeous run and great pictures!!
I especially like the solstice sunrise!
I felt really bad about doing that. Of course the only runner I see is a woman in her 20s running alone at dawn in a deserted park (except for the guy running behind her taking her picture). Ugh.
I could point you to a couple past entries with selfies, but Pluck ate all the old pictures.
That's in the same job class as rodeo clown, right?
Nice pics! Though I might be ruined for trying trail running now, being terrified of spiders.
Just stay behind me, I guess, and you're all set.
I was also the designated spider-sweeper on our local cross country trail this morning. I hate being the first one out there. I hope everyone appreciates the service we provide.
I just checked. The Horse-Shoe trail goes 140 miles, from Valley Forge all the way to the Appalachian Trail.
Does this mean our running Hershey???
great pics, spectacular sunrise! But yuck about the spiders, ick.
I know exactly where almost every one of these pictures was taken. I also have a vague awareness of where you live and work. But none of this in a creepy, stalker-ish way.
No, not at all. Still, thanks for saying all that in public.
Did you catch in bugs in the webs attached to your body? The spider's may have liked that.
The mosquito picture is quite impressive! And I've been the first one on a trail running through spiderwebs, made me cringe just thinking about it.
The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step
-Lao Tzu
Hey, you're not allowed to pass on a topic!
I'm fascinated with the diagonal trees in your last spider pic.
Nice job!
That sunrise is amazing. I find it ironic that Mr. Bacon passed on the ironic category.
Good job.
Run fun! ~Mike
Your Tall thing is taller than my Tall thing.... I think I have Tall thing envy... I miss tall things...
Well done, Mr Bacon! Ha! You know that lady was definitely too scared to turn around.
Thank you.
Attitude is everything
hahaha pretty, pretty, weird RD.
Pretty running route! I had no idea about the horse-shoe trail. Spider sweeping duties suck!
Great pics!
Ew spiders!! Great pictures though! That sunrise is spectacular.
Valley Forge irony - it was warm wasn't it? What is it famous for?
Most limitations are self made.
So what time of year is that trail run to Hershey?
Nice pics.......love the sunrise.
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July 25, 2005--Since 2003, employers' costs for workers' compensation have increased at a faster rate than those for employee benefits and medical care, according to a report released Thursday by the National Academy of Social Insurance.
"Insurance is a cyclical business," said Eric Nordman, director of research at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, who predicted workers' compensation costs would peak in 2005 before starting to turn downward. "This pricing instability is a big problem for small and medium-sized businesses," said David Stephenson, legislative analyst for the National Federation of Independent Businesses.
While several experts expressed concern that business owners might feel the need to lay off employees if prices rose too high, Nordman said he did not believe costs are rising fast enough to cause such a scenario. He also said the workplace was becoming safer as the U.S. economy shifted from manufacturing to services sectors and organizations like Occupational Safety and Health Administration introduced more stringent safety standards. With safer workplaces, business would have less of a need to spend money on workers' compensation in general.
Eric J. Oxfeld, president of UWC-Strategic Services on Unemployment and Workers' Compensation, added that rising workers' compensation costs may encourage businesses to provide even safer work environments. "Businesses can aggressively maintain a safe workplace," he said. "Being a good employer is good business."


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GRUNDY, Va.—Minutes before a struggling law school student allegedly went on a campus shooting spree yesterday, killing the dean, a professor and a student, he was in the office of a former Northeast Florida attorney, complaining about grades, the lawyer said.
The attack also wounded three students at the Appalachian School of Law before the gunman was tackled by students and taken into custody. The wounded students were in fair condition.
Just before the attacks, the gunman was in the office of Stewart Harris, 40, a former Clay County lawyer who began teaching at the school last fall.
'He did not seem the least bit agitated, the least bit violent,' Harris said last night in a telephone interview with the Times-Union. 'He was complaining about his grade. He was not one of my students.'
Harris said he talked to the man, later identified as 42-year-old Peter Odighizuwa, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Nigeria, for about a minute, just before lunch. Odighizuwa had been dismissed from the school.
When Harris returned from eating, police were on a scene Harris described as 'chaos.'
Jack Briggs, a physician who practices near the school and was one of the first to arrive after the shooting in this tiny mountain community in western Virginia, echoed Harris.
'When I got there there were bodies laying everywhere,' Briggs said.
Dean L. Anthony Sutin and Professor Thomas Blackwell were gunned down in their offices, according to school officials. Police said the third person slain was student Angela Dales, 33.
Odighizuwa had arrived at school to meet with the dean about his academic suspension, which went into effect yesterday, State Police spokesman Mike Stater said.
Odighizuwa first stopped in the office of Professor Dale Rubin to talk about his grades and as he left reportedly asked Rubin to pray for him, police said.
He then walked to Sutin's and Blackwell's offices and shot them with a .380-caliber pistol, Stater said. Witnesses said Odighizuwa then went downstairs into a common area and opened fire on a crowd of students, killing Dales and seriously wounding three others.
Harris said his office is next to Blackwell's and about 50 feet from Sutin's. Harris said he had known the two men for about a year. He said he only knew Odighizuwa vaguely.
Harris said students had just gotten grades from last semester and it was not unusual to discuss them with instructors.
'The only thing that was the least bit unusual was that he was not one of my students,' he said.
Harris, who teaches two classes, said the three wounded students were in his classes.
'The entire day has been a very tumultuous day,' he said.
Harris practiced law in Clay County from 1994 to May 2000.
Todd Ross, 30, of Johnson City, Tenn., was among the students who were outside when Odighizuwa left the building. Ross said the suspect was holding his hands in the air and dropped the gun at his prompting.
Odighizuwa was promptly tackled and 'struggled after we got him on the ground, but then just laid there,' Ross said. He said the suspect kept shouting, 'I have nowhere to go. I have nowhere to go.'
Odighizuwa was being held at the Buchanan County Jail on three counts of capital murder and three weapons counts, authorities said.
Ellen Qualls, a spokeswoman for Gov. Mark Warner, said Odighizuwa had a history of mental instability that school officials knew about. Rubin, the professor who spoke with the suspect moments before the rampage, declined comment after the shooting.
First-year student Justin Marlowe from Richwood, W.Va., said Odighizuwa had been in all of his classes.
'He was a real quiet guy who kept to himself. He didn't talk to anybody, but he gave no indication that he was capable of something like this,' Marlowe said.
He also said Odighizuwa had flunked out a year ago and 'the dean bent over backward to get him enrolled again.'
The private law school, with an enrollment of about 170 students, will close for the rest of the week. Times-Union staff writer Dana Treen contributed to this report.


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Golden Reunion to welcome graduates of 4 area high schools
May 22 is the deadline to sign up to attend the Golden Reunion on May 26. Last year was the first time it was held, and the event was very successful. The reservations are coming in, with some from folks that weren't there last time. Many are from those who had a good time and plan to come back each year. The reunion is for graduates of Connellsville, Geibel, Immaculate Conception and Dunbar high schools, and there is no age limit either way; everyone is welcome. It will be catered again by Miller's Catering of Connellsville; everything was delicious last time. Then there is the music of the Wally Gingers Orchestra that I think everyone enjoyed in 2012. The cost to attend is $25 and includes the lunch and entertainment. The reunion will be held at East Park. I haven't talked to anyone who didn't enjoy themselves last year. If you have questions, call Michael Edwards at 724-626-0141.
The day before that, May 25, is the Geranium Festival. The Garden Club members have finalized plans and there will be so much to do. Judy Sherwood and other Garden Club members will be helping children plant something to take home and watch grow. Winkers the Clown will be strolling through downtown, and there will be face painting, too. The Pet Parade begins at 11 a.m. and is always popular and fun to watch. The Princess contest begins at noon at the Lions Gazebo. Girls 4-6 from the Connellsville Area School District only must be pre-registered. The contest is limited to 12 entries. Applications are available at Artworks, Lid'l Lyn's and the Greater Connellsville Chamber of Commerce. Along with great music all day long, you can eat delicious food and enjoy shopping at all the vendors and downtown businesses, too. The Garden Club members asked me to remind everyone that geraniums will not be sold until 10 a.m.
Backing up again, on Friday, May 24, of Memorial Day weekend, you can attend the Yough Country Symposium at Yough Park. The keynote speaker is Paul Prestia, and there will be discussions and information on many areas of development in our area. If you want to have breakfast and lunch, the total cost is only $15. That night everyone can head to the Edwin S. Porter Theater in the community center for an evening of entertainment by the Sammy Brooks Band that includes Sammy, Patrick Kelly, Levi Graft and Stephen Gallo. They are terrific! The cost is $15 per person. Go to the website for more information and some music at www.sammybrooksband.com.
The Memorial Day Parade on May 27 will be a wonderful way to top off such a busy weekend as we reflect on those who have bravely served our country.
I attended the Connellsville Area High School choral concert and the Connellsville Area Junior High choral concert last week. Both were outstanding. The numbers they performed were familiar and upbeat, and the soloists were incredible, as were those on guitar and percussion. Levi Graft was the accompanist, and he's always fun to watch. Congratulations to directors Henry Molinaro, Marilee McFadden and Gayle Cuneo, who really help those talented students shine.
The Connellsville Recreation Board is planning to show six movies at East Park this summer. They have sponsors for four and need two more at $200 each. If you can help, contact a member of the rec board. Those who have committed to sponsor a movie are Kisiel & Associates P.C., Tzan Insurance, Hutch's Tap Room and Faris Distributing.
The Carnegie Free Library has a new program for kids 8-12 and their parents, caregiver, grandparents or guardians. Everyone will learn, get active and play fun games with new friends and family. Make and taste healthy snacks and receive prizes for making healthy choices. This is a free program to be held from 5:45 to 7:45 p.m. on six consecutive Wednesday evenings June 12 to July 24 (except for July 3). Upon completion, larger prizes are awarded. The program will be held on the library's second floor and at Cameron Court. Sign up online by June 10 at www.carnegiefreelib.org. A limited number of families will be accepted, so register soon. Free baby-sitting for younger siblings will be available. For more details or questions, call Casey Sirochman at 724-628-1380.
The ladies who work at DeMuth Florist are happy to congratulate owner Nate Savanick and his wife, Kristen, on the birth of their second little girl, Emily. Her sister is Julia. What a happy occasion.
Harold Betters has some interesting shows coming up. On June 21 he is one of four bands performing outdoors from 5 to 9 p.m. at "Jazz On The Hill," a Pittsburgh Jazz Society event, at Ewart Street in Pittsburgh. Then from 1 to 4 p.m. June 22, wine, dine and dance at the Summer Wine Festival at Trax Farms in Finleyville. His June 28 performance has been changed to 6 to 9 p.m. at St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, 411 Power St., Johnstown, at the Jazz Along The River event. For more information about his performing schedule, visit www.haroldbetters.com.
Conn-Area Catholic School is selling a calendar ticket for the month of June. The cost of the ticket is $10. Each ticket has two three-digit numbers drawn on the Pennsylvania Daily Number at 7 p.m. You have a chance to win 30 times in June; cash prizes range from $50 to $200. For tickets, call the school at 724-628-5090 or stop at the school office at 613 E. Crawford Ave., using the school entrance facing Dr. Ellis' office.
We don't always realize the distance people travel from to enjoy everything we have right here in our own backyard. Judy Keller met a family who was buying supplies in Martin's and riding the bike trail from Pittsburgh to Washington. They were from Alaska. Three ladies from South Korea recently shopped in ArtWorks, and Carlos at El Canelo sees out-of-the-area tourists quite often.
Highlands Hospital Auxiliary is sponsoring a B&G Book Sale in the hospital lobby from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday. There will be a great variety of books for sale, and all funds raised will be used to make improvements at the hospital.
Don't forget to help with the Connellsville Cares citywide cleanup on Saturday. You can pick up supplies at ArtWorks at 9 a.m.
Mark your calendars for these upcoming events: Wednesday, large trash pickup in South Connellsville; Friday, Rotary golf outing; Saturday, citywide cleanup, Matthew Hornick golf outing and spaghetti dinner fundraiser at Mill Run fire hall; Sunday, grand reopening of the Dunbar Community Library; May 24, symposium and Sammy Brooks Band; May 25, Geranium Festival; May 26, Golden Reunion; May 27, Memorial Day Parade in Connellsville; June 1, Bike for Books; June 2, Conn-Area golf outing; June 4, Treknology at ArtWorks; June 8, Puppet Adventure at ArtWorks; June 10, Lions Kids Fest; June 13-15, Connellsville Township VFD Fun Fest; June 22, Lions Bike with Buds; June 23, Lions Square Summer Concert with Nashville Past; June 29, Art on the Yough; June 29 and 30, Braddock's Crossing; and June 30, Lions Square Summer Concert with Sugar Mountain.
If you have a local upcoming event that you would like mentioned in this column, email it well in advance so I can include it at email@example.com.
Nancy Henry is a Connellsville resident.
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Robin Thicke is gearing up for his debut performance at the 2013 MTV EMAs!
The "Blurred Lines" singer will take the stage when the show goes down in Amsterdam on Nov. 10, as will recently announced performer Snoop Dogg. So will Thicke and Snoop team up for some twerking like Thicke did with Miley Cyrus at the VMAs?!
"I don't think we'll twerk on each other if that's what you're hinting towards," Paula Patton's other half smiled when E! News asked about his upcoming performance. "But I'm very excited to be part of the EMAs and it should be a great time in Amsterdam, which is an amazing city."
Earlier this month, Thicke joked about the controversial twerking VMA performance, telling Oprah Winfrey, "It was funny to me. It's silly. I was walking out towards Miley, I'm not thinking sex. I'm thinking fun, you know?"
"Just remember, I'm singing my butt off," he added. "So I'm sitting there, I'm looking up at the sky, and I'm singing. I'm not really paying attention to all that. That's on her. People ask me, 'Do you twerk?' I go, 'Listen, I'm the twerkee. I'm twerked upon. I don't twerk myself.'"
Meanwhile, Thicke, who performed at last night's GQ Gentleman's Ball, revealed what qualities he thinks make up a true gentleman, telling E! News, "Well, a true gentleman spreads love and positivity and laughter wherever he goes."
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1. Detroit- William Beatty(OT:UCONN)
The Lions jump on the chance to draft their franchise tackle as well.
2. New England (from Kansas City)- Duke Robinson(OG:Oklahoma)
The Patriots are looking for the eventual replacement for Stephen Neal, who's in his contract year.
3. St. Louis- Josh Freeman(QB:Kansas State)
Has Marc Bulger been hit too many times? Or was he just uncomfortable in the previous coaching staff's system? Either way, the Rams look for his eventual replacement.
4. Cleveland- Larry English(OLB:Northern Illinois)
With English available, the Browns will look to upgrade their linebacking corps even more.
5. Seattle- D.J. Mooore(CB:Vandy)
After giving up more than 259 yards per game last season, the Seahawks look to upgrade their secondary. This pick also fits into Jim Mora's history of draft choices.
6. Cincinnati- Aaron Maybin(DE:Penn State)
The Bengals only had 17 sacks last season. Maybin should be able to increase that.
7. Jacksonville- Connor Barwin(OLB:Cincinnati)
The Jaguars add depth to their linebacking corps here.
8. Oakland- Hakeem Nicks(WR:UNC)
The Raiders get the steal of the draft with the 40th pick. Twenty-nine teams are going to regret not drafting this kid. I see another Aquan Boldin. Not that I'm biased, or anything.
9. Green Bay- Sen'Derricks Marks(DE:Auburn)
The Packers are hoping that Marks can start opposite Cullen Jenkins at defensive end.
10. Buffalo- Jared Cook(TE:South Carolina)-
The Bills need to find a starting tight end. Cook's got the speed to help spread the defense for Trent Edwards.
11. San Francisco- Clint Sintim(DE:Virginia)
Sintim is the big-play linebacker that the 49ers need opposite of Parys Haralson.
12. Miami(from Washington)- Ron Brace(DT:BC)
With the difficulty of finding a good nose tackle, the Dolphins will try their luck with Brace.
13. New York Giants(from New Orleans)- Marcus Freeman(OLB:Ohio State)
The linebacking corps of the Giants needs more help than just Michael Boley.
14. Houston- Patrick Chung(S:Oregon)
The Texans have always been looking for a top-flight strong safety.
15. New England(from San Diego)- William Moore(S:Mizzu)
The Patriots hope that Moore will be able to fill Rodney Harrison's shoes.
16. Denver- Eric Wood(C:Louisville)
The Broncos will need to replace the retire Tom Nalen
17. Chicago- Louis Delmas(S:Western Michigan)
Danieal Manning isn't the answer at free safety.
18. Cleveland(from Tampa Bay)- Kenny Britt(WR:Rutgers)
The Browns need Britt to keep defenses from double-teaming Braylon Edwards.
19. Dallas- Darcel McBath(S:Texas Tech)
Ken Hamlin isn't turning out the way that the Cowboys have hoped. McBath will get the oppurtunity upgrade the position.
20. New York Jets- Brian Robiskie(WR:Ohio State)
The Jets hope that Robiskie can be the starter opposite Jericho Cotchery.
21. Philadelphia- Herman Johnson(OG:LSU)
The Eagles draft Johnson so that Todd Herremans can move to the outside and start opposite Stacy Andrews.
22. Minnesota- Juaquin Iglesias(WR:Oklahoma)
Sidney Rice has been a bust so far, the Vikings will try their luck with Iglesias.
23. Atlanta- Fili Moala(DT:USC)
The Falcons are looking improve their rush defense.
24. Miami- Louis Murphy(WR:Florida)
The St. Petersburg native's got the height and speed that the Dolphims love.
25. Baltimore- Darry Beckwith(MLB:LSU)
The Ravens are looking for someone to start opposite Ray Lewis. And to eventually take over for him when he retires.
26. New England- Donald Brown(RB:UCONN)
Fred Taylor is only a short term answer. And Brown is a real good value here.
27. Carolina- Michael Johnson(DE:Georgia Tech)
Jon Gruden went as far to say that Johnson was a "Julius Peppers clone." Whatever happens to Julius Peppers, one cannot think that he'll be in Carolina for long. Also, despite Tyler Brayton's admirable play against the run, he has no pass rush. Given that Fox aparently hates blitz packages, quarterback pressure has to come from the ends.
28. New York Giants- Jairus Byrd(CB:Oregon)
The Giants need somebody to replace Sam Madison. This would allow Terrell Thomas to move to free safety.
29. Indianapolis- Mohamed Massaquoi(WR:Georgia)
Massaquoi gives the Colts a possession-type wide receiver that would complement Reggie Wayne and Anthony Gonzalez.
30. Tennessee-Kraig Urbick(OG:Wisconsin)
The Titans choose to go for offensive line depth with this pick.
31. Arizona- Jonathan Luigs(C:Arkansas)
Lyle Sendlein is not the answer at center. The Cardinals hope that Luigs is.
32. Pittsburgh- Jarron Gilbert(DE:San Jose State)
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