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Nothing's more exciting than making a big splash in the free agent pool on the last day of baseball's Winter Meetings. That's what happened with the Royals today as we landed an ace starter with the signing of free-agent right-hander Gil Meche.
The early-morning deal is being labeled the "stunner" of the week-long Winter Meetings, especially since we reportedly found ourselves battling two other teams – the Chicago Cubs and the Toronto Blue Jays – for Meche.
The five-year deal to the 28-year-old Meche caps an active week for us down in Florida. Earlier in the Meetings, we dealt reliever Ambiorix Burgos to the New York Mets for right-handed starter Brian Bannister and, during Thursday's Rule 5 draft, we released Runelvys Hernandez before selecting right-hander Joakim Soria.
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Loving it!
We just bought ourself a solid 1 or 2 starter, plus a new reputation and more publicity. This was a huge move and its great to see Glass and Moore really attacking the market. Looking forward to April!
Thank you Glass, and especially Moore! Being from the Northwest, I have always thought Meche was a good pitcher, and I look forward to rooting for him. I am glad to see the moves happen and not being afraid to deal! Way to go Moore! Thanks again!
I think what Dayton and his team did in Florida is exactly what we needed. I feel that every move he made was perfect, but what else would you expect from Mr. Moore?
While I think the Royals overpaid for Gil Meche, I am still EXTREMELY thrilled with the signing. I'm sure the five years and the dollar amount was enough to lure Meche to the Royals. Along with getting Brian Bannister, and now signing Octavio Dotel, it's nice to see the Royals taking chances and not waiting for young players to develop. Burgos had his chance in Kansas City, and while he might develop into a solid major league player, his time was up. Good work Kansas City front office and keep building the Royals into a contender.
I've been a Royals fan since I was 10, that was 18 years ago. I've never been on the jumbotron but my 5 month old son made it up there last season! Now that I'm done bragging, Meche looks more like a no. 2 starter for most teams, but no doubt is a huge improvement for our KC Royals. I'm more excited about the rule 5 guy. Look at this kids talent. I think he'll be the suprise of the bullpen next year. I'm glad to see Moore shaking up this team and city! With our young talent bearing fruit, I'll say Royals in 08!
I'll say there's not a whole lot out there this offseason and everyone got overpaid. But the Meche signing will give other free agents a reason to look again with KC. I like the Dotel signing; he might be an injury risk, but he'd be good for the closer role.
Way way way overpaid for Meche both in avg. salary and years. But perhaps its as much a p.r. move (hey look fans … we ARE spending money …. and not just on Graffanino and Minky) as a move to bolster the pitching.
Nice to see that you asked Runelvys to leave the building.
Now, what will you be doing to bolster the team defense, which has ranked in the bottom 3 of DER in each of the last 3 years?
All the right moves, in all the right places. When do World Series tickets go on sale? I "must be in the front row."
Diane, what are you talking about? The Royals defense ranked 10th last year in the entire Major Leagues.
Clearly, Mr. Moore is showing some earnestness for next season. He indicated by the end of last season that pitching was Priority 1 and proved he was good to his word. Four signings: 2 starters and 2 relievers have to improve an area that couldn't have been worse in 2006. A few more wins should be scattered here and there to at least help the team get fewer than 100 losses in 07.
JR …. the Royals did finish 10th in FIELDING PERCENTAGE last year, but that is only a reflection of the balls they GOT TO, NOT the balls in play.
For defensive ranking on balls in play, you want to use DER …
From the mlb.com stats glossary:
Defensive Efficiency Rating is the ratio of team defensive outs recorded in defensive opportunities. To determine Defensive Efficiency Rating for a team, divide the total number of hits in play allowed (not including home runs) by the total number of defensive opportunities (all balls hit into play, not including home runs) and subtract from one: 1-((H-HR)/(PA-HR-BB-HBP-SO)).
By THAT metric, which better quantifies the RANGE of the fielders, the Royals finished 4th to last.


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Kook Mail Returns!
Thank you, whoever you are. I very much needed a copy of Habermas's Between Facts and Norms. That you took the time to mark the text up with your notes ("nobody believes that") and other emendations ("dumb") is greatly appreciated. I also am grateful for the fact that you saw fit to remove full chapters from the book (by simply pulling out pages)-- the book was indeed entirely too long. The pages with large X's over them will also be skipped. I'm lucky to have anonymous friends like you.
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- Paul Gowder said...
Maybe it was someone important's novel way of criticizing Habermas. Was it signed "Ronald Dworkin" or "Charles Taylor?"
- March 24, 2011 at 4:30 PM
Can I have that back? Thanks.
- March 24, 2011 at 4:47 PM
Hilarious. I needed this story--thanks Spiros.
- March 24, 2011 at 8:17 PM
My god, you must be a complete freak. I can't fathom getting mail like that. Do tell. What's your secret?
- March 25, 2011 at 6:50 AM
This doesn't seem like kook mail at all, but rather that you have a friend with an awesome sense of humor. I can imagine this friend getting sloshed with his buddies one night, stumbling upon his worn undergraduate copy of Habermas, and then someone having the brilliant idea that they should send it to old cranky Spiros as a prank.
- March 25, 2011 at 7:42 AM
God, I wish I got kook emails ... I would know at least somebody cares.
- March 25, 2011 at 3:05 PM
PA, have you checked your spam filter for kookmail? I'll bet lots of kooky people care deeply about you, right down to the most intimate and financially valuable details of your life.
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Has anyone hunted unit 37 in Nov for Mule Deer? This will be my first time down there. The country looks pretty good on a map but can't wait to see it in person. Any info would be much appriciated (hunting pressure, quality of bucks, areas). Thanks
Has anyone hunted unit 37 in Nov for Mule Deer? This will be my first time down there. The country looks pretty good on a map but can't wait to see it in person. Any info would be much appriciated (hunting pressure, quality of bucks, areas). Thanks
37 is where I grew up and have hunted on my parents ranch for the last 30 years and guided on for the last 15. On public you can expect a good 140 to 150 type buck if you put your time in. I am not one to kiss and tell on honey holes as most of my buds will be hunting in those. Put in your time, scout and you will be fine. If you have any generic questions on where to stay, camp, type of terrain, blm vs national forrest, etc just let me know. Here are the last couple of buck I have popped out of 37.
Thanks for the info. I don't want to steal anyones secret spots I was just curious if the majority of the bucks move down in elevation that time of year or if you can still find some in the high country. Also with the high amount of tags is the hunting pressure a factor?
I will tell you this, there will be A TON of hunters in the national forest area, specifically near Baca camp site. I always see lots of camps in there during the season. The weather really isn't a factor on where the deer will be. I hunt in the middle elevation of the area but it's good high and low. Your best bet would be to get out the map and find where you can access BLM land. There is a ton of it in the unit. You will have to walk a bunch but it will get you away from everyone who is too lazy to walk and give you a realistic shot at a good buck.
Hello Jeremy,
Thanks for your advice mentioned above. Nice deer too. A group of us from Pennsylvania drew late season (Jan1-15) archery unit 16 last year and we had a blast! We applied again for this year and drew 37. Using Google Earth, I've been trying to match the terrain we hunted in 16 (near Reserve) to terrain in 37 and have had some luck.
We are after the desolate locations that people are too lazy to get to. We're all in our 30's and are not afraid to put in the effort to get back in the shit. I guess I'm looking for some intel on where to set up camp (we want to camp where we hunt and not drive our truck, but use our ATVs to get to a point, then hike deep).
I've done some serious looking @ the eastern and northern end of the Lincoln National Forest (LNF). That seems pretty rough and steep....almost non-accessible. Lots of the forums I've read guys talk about White Oak and the west end of the LNF. We want to be away from other hunters and see deer. Where would you recommend?
Also, any recommendations on tactics? I have a climbing treestand. would that be worth hauling out? Ground blind? Spot and stalk?
Nice. Really nice.
One of my buddies is hunting 37 right now and hasn't seen squat. I started muzzle loader hunting there when I was 12 back in the 80's. We saw lot's of deer but none like that guy.
Nice buck backus12.
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Nice buck and picture backus12. Sounds like your hunt was short but with a successful sweet outcome. Congratulations to you.
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|Lady Dragons close out season with big wins over Haxtun, Wiggins
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Lady Dragon volleyball improved to 5-3 in league play by topping Haxtun Thursday, Oct. 17 and beating Wiggins Friday, Oct. 18 for the final matches of the regular season.
HHS had a slow start Thursday during Parents' Night as Haxtun jumped out to a 6-2 lead. After a Holyoke timeout, the Lady Dragons came out hot, rattling of an 8-2 rally to jump ahead 10-8.
Holyoke fought off the surging Lady Bulldogs for a while but Haxtun regained the lead at 17-16. Haxtun hung on to the lead as they closed out the first set with a 25-22 victory.
Senior Tia Huffman receives a serve in Holyoke's Parents' Night
Facing a one-set deficit, Holyoke steadily poured on the offense as Maddie King, Audi Peña and Jacinda Krueger led the attack. HHS evened the series at one apiece with a 25-14 victory in the second set.
After exchanging leads through the first half of the third game, Holyoke took control. HHS hung on during a late-game rally by Haxtun to win 25-21.
Haxtun put together an early lead in the final game but Holyoke scraped together a 13-5 run to pull away. The Lady Dragons continued to attack the net as they finished strong for the 25-18 win.
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1959 Chevy Fleetside Truck - Ohio's Orange OnslaughtWritten by on July 1, 2006 Contributors: The CT Staff Bill Blewitt's Bad '59 Fleetside
Bill Blewett was moseying through the Canfield, Ohio, swap meet in 1999 when he was overcome by a beat-up old Chevy truck that was giving him the eye. Why did he suddenly feel such an attraction to this 40-year-old workhorse that was rougher than an old corncob? No one can explain it, but we all know it when it happens-all of a sudden this inanimate hunk of Detroit iron might as well be an attractive member of the opposite sex, because the following dumbfounded state of cerebral activity is about the same. The only difference may be that more guys probably know what makes a truck tick (or why it's not for that matter) than the previously mentioned.
Bill's close member of the opposite sex (a.k.a. his wife Bobbi) breeds Burmese Mountain dogs and didn't even put up a fuss about Bill's new affair as long as it all came out of his pocket. Actually, she was glad to have him out of her hair. With all the fervor of new love, Bill tore apart his new '59 Chevy Fleetside so he could execute "the big plan." The only problem was that he didn't know what that was yet except that it was "going to be nice." Well, he had one shop start in on the '59, but it was soon yanked due to the results. It was then brought home where he tinkered on it, but was soon left in hibernation for a year to gather his thoughts and actually formulate "the plan."
One night, while watching Hot Rod TV, Bill saw a truck that caught his eye that happened to have been built by Chris Smith, who he found out didn't live too far away. Bill wanted to pursue that lead, but got sidetracked until he saw the black '58 Chevy that Chris built here in the pages of CLASSIC TRUCKS and finally got on the horn and tracked him down. As it turns out, Chris owns a shop in Tiffin, Ohio, that has built a number of outstanding cars and trucks. The two of them tried to get together, but it wound up taking another year.
From here on out things went pretty quickly for the crew at Smitty's Custom Automotive-another year to be exact-from start to finish.
Luckily for Bill, Smitty's knew exactly what to do. They tore into the truck's chassis, and besides smoothing the rails and adding a hefty C-notch in the rear, they also welded in a TCI Mustang II front clip that holds Air Ride's A-arms, 'bags, and HAL Street Star shocks. Wilwood 12-inch rotors and polished calipers were tucked behind the 18- and 20-inch Colorado Custom Winter Park wheels, while a Stainless Steel Brakes 1-inch bore master cylinder squeezes the fluid through all the stainless lines. An AGR rack hooks to the ididit chrome tilt column where comfortably the Colorado Custom steering wheel is perched. They guys at Smitty's seem to be well-versed and proficient at all aspects of a turnkey build, so they also handled the trim job after just about every seam was welded up and each panel smoothed of its scars from its life of hard work. Only after all of this was the '59 shot in a custom PPG Orange Pearl mix by the team in Ohio. Bill even jumped into the labor part of the project at this point to tackle the bed wood. He made all the necessary planks out of some beautiful oak and proceeded to tint them a slight orange to add yet another little custom touch.
The aforementioned upholstery job was done with great care by Smitty's to complement their work on the glassy sheetmetal surfaces of the truck, which still plays a big part of the interior layout. A Tahoe center row bench seat was covered in tan leather and flanked by matching RodDoors panels and carpet to round out the soft stuff. Elsewhere in the cab we find a custom dash with a No Limit gauge panel stuffed with Auto Meter's Ultra Light gauges, a powerful Pioneer stereo, Vintage Air, and Air Ride controls. There's even a hidden compartments in the step areas of the floor that sneakily conceals the Optima battery and wiring, clean.
Last, but not least-the drivetrain. A '70 Chevy 350 was punched out 0.060-over and balanced with the new Keith Black slugs. The COMP hydraulic 0.453-inch lift cam controls the valves in the Edelbrock Performer RPM polished heads that are accompanied by a matching Air Gap Endurashine intake and 650-cfm Mighty Demon carb. An MSD Pro Billet small HEI ignition starts the fire that gets sent out the Hedman Tight-Tubes 1 5/8-inch headers and custom mandrel-bent stainless 2 1/2-inch pipes by Smitty's, complete with 40 Series Flowmasters. The GM Performance valve covers top the motor off along with the K&N-stuffed Billet Specialties air cleaner. March Performance pulleys adorned with a Tuff Stuff chrome alternator, water pump, power steering pump, and a Be Cool radiator precede the potent small block and Turbo 350. Bringing up the rear is a Smitty's built 9-inch Ford with a 3.73:1 True-Trac that's suspended by a No Limit four-link kit and Air Ride ShockWaves.
After six years and more than a couple of bucks, the '59 was roadworthy and just in time for last year's show season where it was a finalist for Goodguys' Late Truck of The Year also receiving a Boyd Coddington Pro's-Pick at Columbus, and none other than a CLASSIC TRUCKS Top Ten pick at its first show. What can we say, we're impressed. Bill learned many things along the way, most important of which he says was to get a plan together and stick to it!
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|FRAME: stock
MODIFICATIONS: smoothed, rear C-notch
REAREND / RATIO: {{{Ford}}} 9" 3.73:1 True-Trac
REAR SUSPENSION: No Limit 4-link, Air Ride Shockwaves
REAR BRAKES: Wilwood 12" disc
FRONT SUSPENSION: TCI {{{Mustang}}} II, Air Ride
FRONT BRAKES: Wilwood 12" disc
STEERING BOX: AGR rack &pinion
FRONT WHEELS: {{{Colorado}}} Customs Winter Park 18x8"
REARS: Colorado Customs Winter Park 20x10"
FRONT TIRES: Bridgestone Pole Position 3 225/40R18
REAR TIRES: Bridgestone Pole Position 3 285/30R20
GAS TANK: No Limit
CHASSIS BUILT BY: Smitty's Custom Automotive Tippin, OH
|YEAR AND MAKE: '70 Chevy 360
HEADS: Edelbrock Performer RPM
VALVE COVERS: GM Performance
MANIFOLD / INDUCTION: Edelbrock Air Gap / Demon 650cfm
IGNITION: MSD Pro Billet
HEADERS: Hedman Tight Tubes 1 5/8"
EXHAUST / MUFFLERS: custom 2 1/2" mandrel-bent stainless / Flowmaster 40 Series by Smitty's
|STYLE: short-bed Fleetside
FENDERS FRONT / REAR: stock
HOOD: stock
GRILLE: stock chrome
BED: stock molded
BODYWORK AND PAINT BY: Smitty's
PAINT TYPE / COLOR: PPG / custom orange pearl by Smitty's
HEADLIGHTS / TAILLIGHTS: stock
BUMPERS: stock chrome front, roll pan rear
BED WOOD: orange-tinted oak by owner
|DASHBOARD: Auto Meter Ultra Light
AIR CONDITIONING: Vintage Air
STEERING WHEEL: Colorado Customs Winter Park
STEERING COLUMN: ididit
SEATS: Chevy {{{Tahoe}}}
UPHOLSTERY BY: Smitty's
MATERIAL / COLOR: leather / tan
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Pathetic. Ravens were in the bag since start of the season. Ray Lewis miracle return, the bag job against the Pats earlier in the season. The bag job against Denver, and I'm no Peyton fan. Win one for Ray. They got it. The NFL realized just what they could get away with in 07. When they did that to the Pats in the Superbowl, and got zero repercussions from the fans, owners or players, they had it. They can do what they want when they want. The Pats in 09, 10 and even last year weren't that good. Lucky last year. This year they were good, but the NFL wanted its storyline, and they got it. I knew it back week 4, and the Denver playoff game reaffirmed it. Other than acts of god, ie injury, fumbles, picks etc, they were going to do their best to get Balt to the big dance. They succeeded.
I just want to see fairness. One more season like this, and why should it but be any different, then I'm done. Why the players would even bother is beyond me. Oh yeah, money that's right.


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SPRING HILL, Fla. (AP) -- Authorities say a man who worked at Pizza Hut is accused of impersonating a Pasco County Sheriff's Deputy to impress his girlfriend.
The Hernando County Sheriff's Office says 37-year-old Christopher Sharp was trying to impress his girlfriend. But the scheme landed him in jail after his Feb. 22 arrest.
The Tampa Tribune reports that between August and January he told his live-in girlfriend that he was a Pasco deputy. He came home wearing a Pasco County Sheriff's uniform and often told his girlfriend, family and friends stories about things that happened during his shift. He even entertained partygoers on New Year's Eve with stories about DUI enforcement he'd been involved with earlier that evening.
He was booked on fraud charges. Jail records don't list an attorney for him.
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AMES, Iowa Iowa State punter Kirby Van Der Kamp has been named to Rivals.com first-team freshman All-American football squad.
Van Der Kamp leads the nations freshman punters, averaging 45.17 yards per kick. His average ranks second in Iowa State single-season history and 12th nationally this season. The West Des Moines native was the only freshman named to one of the AP all-Big 12 Conference teams.
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Great job Kirby!
Congrats KVDK!
And to think this was a position we were worried about going in...
"You must try to generate happiness within yourself. If you aren't happy in one place, chances are you won't be happy anyplace." -- Ernie Banks
He's a keeper. Congratulations VDK!
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Awesome pub for the team
Woot. Go Kirby!
Keepers of the Faith -- The Unknown
And he started off a little shaky. He is a good one.
This is very important:
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Kudos also to Coach Paul Rhoads for extending a football scholarship to a high school junior that hadn't even yet punted in a high school varsity football game. Congratulations Kirby..........
Awesome, nice work outta Van Der Kamp.
"Blamo"! The new CF approved swear word.
I told everyone he was our best player... seriously. Congrats Kirby.
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WOW!!!! 2 freshman all american in the last 3 years. AWESOME!!!!
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I told everyone he was our best player... seriously. Congrats Kirby.
I believe you also told us you had video of a rabbit running through the Baylor kick off return
How many stars did Rivals give him coming out of high school?
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text: Home Culture Black TV Watch: T.I. vs. Sweet 16 The rapper goes overboard for his daughter's party. Plus, Giancarlo Esposito debuts in Revolution. By: Celeste Little Posted: Sept. 21 2012 4:17 PM 0 T.I. (VH1); Giancarlo Esposito (NBC) (The Root) -- The fall season of new television shows is upon us. Though the major networks and cable channels could always do a better job offering programs with racially diverse casts, there are at least a handful of shows that have compelling black characters that are worth our attention. The Root will be taking a look back at the week's reality shows, sitcoms and big-budget dramas to fill you in on what you might have missed. Here's our first installment. Iyanla, Fix My Life (Saturday, 10 p.m. ET, OWN) "I don't want to stress; I don't want chaos." --Evelyn Lozada In Iyanla Vanzant's new show premiere, the motivational speaker and self-help guru had an honest sit-down with Basketball Wives reality-show star Evelyn Lozada. The reality star, known for her violent outbursts and volatile (and short-lived) relationship with NFL star Chad Johnson, seemed to actually dig deep to explore the causes of hot temper and apparent emotional pain. At one point, Iyanla plays a video of Lozada splashing a drink in another woman's face and fighting with reality show co-star Jennifer Williams. Iyanla challenges her to look within for the answers. She says to Lozada, "Ask yourself, 'Who am I being right now? Who am I?' " And adds: "You've been rewarded for being out of order and a thug among women ... You've got to pay for that." Lozada can only nod. Hard truths make for some compelling, if touchy-feely, TV moments. But hey, it's what you expect from Oprah-endorsed Iyanla. Watch here. Basketball Wives L.A. (Monday, 8 p.m. ET, VH1) "She's like a foot fungus." --Laura Those who tuned in last season know that most of the BB Wives L.A. cast considered Jackie Christie (wife of ex-NBA player Doug Christie) the group's resident crazy person. So it comes as a minor shock, on this season's second episode, when Malaysia decides that the women are mature enough to quash whatever lingering beef there may be. She invites Jackie as a surprise guest to lunch at Gloria Govan's (on-and-off girlfriend of L.A. Clipper Matt Barnes) house. After all the girls recount their respective grievances, Jackie offers a halfhearted apology and is kicked out. It doesn't seem like she'll ever be part of the clique again, until later, when Laura agrees to have lunch with her. She has "decided to accept" Jackie as the apparent crazy woman she is. We also see a lot more -- her bikini bod is off the charts -- of newcomer Brooke at a King magazine shoot. Draya, who was supposed to star in her own photo session, storms out of the venue, ticked off that her request for a closed set wasn't honored. Seems like the foreshadowing of future beef between the two. Oh, the drama. Watch: Basketball Wives LA | Episode 2 T.I. and Tiny: The Family Hustle (Monday, 9 p.m. ET, VH1) "I had a white '86 Cutlass Oldsmobile." --T.I. "This ain't got that je ne sais quoi." --T.I.'s assistant, Snake In this week's episode, Tiny and T.I.'s oldest daughter-OMG girl Niq Niq drops not-so-subtle hints about the plush ride she wants for her upcoming sweet-16 birthday. In full Cliff Huxtable mode, T.I. teases her with the idea of hosting her party at Chuck E. Cheese, which the adorable Major agrees to fund with piggy bank money. And the rapper-dad promises to buy her an '86 Oldsmobile Cutlass, just like he had when he was her age. But of course, in the end T.I. throws Niq the party we knew he would -- complete with giraffes, camels and actors with Egyptian-style headdresses (called nemes) who carry her in on a giant pillow and give her a big white luxury car. The King of the South doesn't make a bad stepdad. Watch: T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Revolution (Monday, 10 p.m. ET, NBC) Spoiler alert: He got his face blown off as crystal-meth overlord Gus Fring in season 4 of Breaking Bad, so it's great to see Giancarlo Esposito back in bad-guy mode as on NBC's Revolution. The series is about surviving in a post-blackout world without electricity but overpopulated with bands of rogue units preying on small peaceful, agrarian fiefdoms. Esposito's character, Captain Tom Neville, leads one of those militia groups and, in the one of the show's bloody battle scenes, offs the father of the girl who's poised to avenge her dad's death. Esposito's come a long way from Buggin Out in Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing, and he plays calm and cold-hearted with unsettling ease. The other cast members, however, need to improve. Watch: Guys With Kids (Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. ET, NBC) "I'm a stay-at-home dad with four kids! Do you know what I do every day? I stay at home with four kids!" --Gary (Anthony Anderson) "Sons before buns." --Chris (Jesse Bradford) In this sneak-preview episode, single dad Chris (Jesse Bradford) snags a date for a Knicks game, but we know there's got to be a catch. And there is one. Chris' overprotective ex is against babysitters. But he still drops the baby off with the guys and heads to the game. He almost gets away with it, until Sheila walks into his house just as Gary (Anthony Anderson) is bathing baby Ernie with the kitchen-sink sprayer. In the end, all's well with the happy babies, and even Kareem Abdul-Jabbar makes a special appearance. 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Jury Hears from Director, Doc, in Jackson Trial's 11th Week
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A look at key moments this past week in the wrongful death trial in Los Angeles between Michael Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, and concert giant AEG Live LLC, and what is expected at court in the week ahead:
Jackson's mother wants a jury to determine that the promoter of Jackson's planned comeback concerts didn't properly investigate Dr. Conrad Murray, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter by a criminal jury for Jackson's June 2009 death. AEG's attorney says the case is about personal choice, namely Jackson's decision to have Murray serve as his doctor and give him doses of a powerful anesthetic as a sleep aid. Millions, possibly billions, of dollars are at stake.
— "This Is It" director Kenny Ortega testified about his interactions with Jackson in preparations for the shows, describing how he felt the concerts likely wouldn't happen but was more concerned with the health of his longtime friend and collaborator.
— Ortega recounted Jackson's frail condition on June 19, 2009, when he said the singer arrived at a rehearsal shivering, frail and incoherent. Ortega said Jackson's condition improved as the night went on and had seemed reinvigorated at a session just a few days later, but died on June 25, 2009.
— Ortega acknowledged that it was understandable that AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips was confused by conflicting information received from the director and the singer's doctor.
— Jurors watched the videotaped testimony of Dr. Stuart Finkelstein, a physician and addiction medicine specialist who treated Jackson on his 1993 "Dangerous" tour and said he thought that the singer had a dependency on painkillers at the time. He said he shared his suspicions with Paul Gongaware, a tour staff member who is now one of AEG Live's top executives and worked closely with Jackson in 2009.
— Handwritten notes that Jackson wrote on Neverland Ranch stationary to his nephew, Taj, and a note he received from his daughter Paris thanking him for a hug before bedtime.
— Ortega break down on the stand while reading an email he sent to AEG Live's CEO calling Jackson a "lost boy." A judge called a 10 minute recess to allow the choreographer-director to compose himself before resuming his testimony.
— "I saw a Michael that frightened me … "He appeared lost, cold, afraid," Ortega told the jury, describing the singer's condition at a rehearsal session six days before his death.
— "I tried the doctor who I thought would be the most natural person" to help, Ortega said of efforts to help Jackson during the rehearsal. "Then I reached out to AEG, Michael's partners, to make sure they were aware of how I felt and what I saw."
— "He gave them Christmas every day of the year," Ortega said, recounting one visit to Jackson's mansion in April 2009 in which Christmas decorations were up everywhere.
— A damages expert is expected to testify about Jackson's potential lost earnings and the plaintiff's case may draw to a close.
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Disney "Phineas and Ferb" Footwear Collection
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Disney "Phineas and Ferb" Footwear CollectionAs the number one animated television series among kids six to eleven years old, Disney's Phineas and Ferb has entertained 460 million viewers all over the world. The series, which follows stepbrothers Phineas Flynn and Ferb Fetcher as they invent new adventures each day of their summer vacation, inspired a complete collection of etnies kids shoes for boys and girls that feature beloved characters Phineas, Ferb, Perry the Platypus (a.k.a. Agent P.), Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Candace and Isabella.See the shoes!
Disney Kids Fader
Wearing the Disney Kids Fader is like taking a walk with Phineas and Ferb's faithful pet! Created to look like Perry disguised himself as a pair of etnies shoes, the Kids Fader's distinct teal color matches him perfectly and shows his face on the toe cap and his tail on the heel. Details include the Phineas and Ferb logo on the EVA cushioning footbed, woven label on the padded tongue and sunflower-yellow grippy gum rubber outsoles that match Perry's platypus bill and tail.
As Phineas and Ferb's pet platypus, there's more to Perry than meets the eye. He leads a double life as Agent P and in the black/green Disney Kids Fader shoe he's caught in a battle with his arch-nemesis and mad-scientist Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Chasing Dr. Doofenshmirtz around the shoe's side panels, Agent P shoots his laser gun with every step taken in the shoes as it lights up the green LED in the logo. Special details include hits of lime green on the grippy gum rubber outsoles as well as an EVA cushioning footbed and padded tongue. Both colors of the Disney Kids Fader come in a special shoebox designed with custom artwork depicting the characters skateboarding.Previous Section Next Section
Disney Kids Callicut 2.0
The Disney Kids Callicut 2.0 is all about the girl stars of the series, Candace (Phineas and Ferb's sister) and Isabella (the boys' friend and Phineas' admirer). With glittery textiles in the heel and logo, bright pink highlights throughout the shoes and outlines of Candace and Isabella's faces on the shoe tongues and upper heels, the Disney Kids Callicut 2.0 perfectly capture the girls' feminine fashion. The shoes also have a padded tongue and collar, STI Foam Lite level 1 footbed and rubber outsole with internal EVA midsole for comfort. The shoes come in a special shoebox designed with custom artwork depicting Phineas, Ferb and Perry the Platypus skateboarding.Previous Section Next Section
Disney Kids Ronin
Phineas and Ferb turn every day of their summer vacation into an adventure and the fun they have is captured on the Disney Kids Ronin. The shoes feature bright blue, orange and green splashes of color with both Phineas and Ferb excitedly bouncing and jumping across the side panels. For extra fun detail, the boys can also be seen outlined on the shoe tongues. The Disney Kids Ronin includes a padded tongue and collar, EVA cushioning footbed and a grippy gum outsole with internal EVA midsole. The shoes come in a special shoebox designed with custom artwork depicting the stepbrothers skateboarding with their pet and friend Perry the Platypus.Previous Section Next Section
Disney Kids RVM Vulc
The Disney Kids RVM Vulc in black/pink is for fans of the girls on "Phineas and Ferb." Capturing Candace (Phineas and Ferb's sister) and Isabella's (the boys' friend and Phineas' admirer) feminine personalities, the black shoes with bright pink designs and splashes of color feature images of the two girls on the shoe tongues along with their names playfully scribbled on the heels. For comfort, the shoes include a padded tongue and collar, EVA cushioning footbed and a grippy gum outsole.
The black/blue/grey Disney Kids RVM Vulc captures Agent P on one of his many missions for the O.W.C.A. (a government organization of animal spies). Intent on taking down his evil enemies, Agent P can be seen in full action performing martial art maneuvers on the shoe side panels. In addition, with his face on the shoe tongues, Agent P keeps an eye on everything as the best secret agent he can possibly be. The Disney RVM Vulc shoes also include a padded tongue, cushioning footbed and grippy gum outsole. Both colors of the Disney Kids RVM Vulc come in a special shoebox designed with custom artwork depicting Phineas, Ferb and Perry the Platypus skateboarding.Previous Section


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I downloaded the beta-OVA zca-22.214.171.124-116_OVF10.ova and installed on vSphere5 Hypervisor (free edition).
After deploying the OVA, the VM starts normaly (i thought), and the "welcome screen" is displayed in the console.
Screen says that all IPs are 127.0.0.1
OK - lets change in the appropriate system file. Done - works (i'm very proud of this, 'cause i am a windows guy...).
After a little testing i shutted down the VM for holidays.
Started the Vm after my holidays, all IP changes are gone.
Let's search for information...
In the forum i found this post http://www.zimbra.com/forums/install...tml#post244849 with the network properties screenshot.
During the deploymant of the OVA i never was asked for the IP configuration.
I tried a new deployment, but no screen for the IP config.
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Steve Portz, 51, of Remsen, Iowa died Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa. Funeral service will be at 10:30 a.m., Friday, May 4, 2012, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Remsen with Rev. William McCarthy, Deacon Ray Portz & Deacon Rick Roder officiating. Burial will be in the Remsen Community Cemetery in Remsen. Visitation will be anytime after 2 p.m. on Thursday, May 3, 2012. There will be a parish rosary at 3 p.m. and a vigil prayer service at 7 p.m., all at Fisch Funeral Home & Monument in Remsen. Condolences may be sent online to www.fischfh.com.
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|Water bills get Colorado Legislature attention
|Written by K.C. Mason
Majority Democrats are carrying most of the water (bills) in the Colorado Legislature this year.
That could be good news for the South Platte River well users who have been trying for years to find affordable water for their augmentation plans without damaging the senior water rights of ditch companies and other surface users.
The House on Monday passed and sent to the Senate a bill sponsored by Rep. Jim Riesberg, D-Greeley, which eliminates the requirement that depletions from well pumping prior to 1974 must be accounted for in augmentation plans that still are pending in Division 1 water court.
House Bill 1174 affects about 400 wells users that the Central Water Conservancy District accepted into its plan after the demise of the Ground Water Appropriators of the South Platte (GASP).
While the bill garnered no debate on the House floor, it generated a claim during a committee hearing last week that well irrigators are "stealing water from people on the lower South Platte.
"These depletions hurt our water rights," water attorney Tim Buchanan, representing the Harmony Ditch Company told the House Agriculture, Livestock and Natural Resources Committee. "No one knows what they are or how much they are. No complete analysis has ever been done."
However, Alexandra Davis, assistant director for water in the Department of Natural Resources, said there was no accounting for depletions prior to 1974 in all the stipulated decrees for about 3,200 other GASP and Central wells,
"Our perspective from the State Engineer's office is that this (bill) levels the playing field given that 80 percent have made it through the process," Davis said. "Failure to adopt this bill would require the other 10-15 percent to have to go through the exhaustive research to know what the depletions were prior to 1974."
The Senate sponsor of HB 1174 is Sen. Mary Hodge, D-Brighton, who also has introduced what could be the most controversial water bill of the 2009 legislative session.
Senate Bill 147 would allow the State Engineer to approve substitute water supply plans in permanent augmentation plans for the repayment of out-of-priority depletions from the stream prior to 2003. The bill would apply only to wells in Division I and would expire in 10 years.
"Right now you can't use substitute supply plans for augmentation," said Hodge, who is preparing for a hearing on her bill Thursday before the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee. "This would just give them a quicker way to get water when it's available."
A similar bill was introduced last spring when water providers said they had some surplus water to sell because of the heavy snowpack. It was immediately opposed by surface water users and Western Slope interests.
"There's language (in SB 147) to say we're not taking more water from the Western Slope," Hodge said. "We needed to assure the Western Slope that this wasn't a water grab."
Another water bill that is generating a lot of interest this year is House Bill 1129, sponsored by Rep. Marsha Looper, R-Calhan, and backed by the Divison of Water Resources. It sets up a pilot project for up to 10 developments to collect rainwater from rooftops and impermeable surfaces to see what the impact would be on downstream water users.
"We will pick the projects that truly give us the data we need," Kevin Rein, a Division 1 water engineer. He said the State Engineer's office is hoping to collect a minimum of two years of data on small, medium and large projects.
The House Agriculture, Livestock and Natural Resources Committee unanimously approved the bill for full House debate, but only after Looper offered an amendment to require participants to augment 100 percent of the rainwater collected.
"The bill now clearly states there must be a substitute water supply plan in conjunction with 100 percent augmentation," Looper said.
Isgar won Senate passage of a similar bill (SB 80) that allows rainwater catchment from rooftops of rural residences that are not connected to domestic water systems. The water could not be used for irrigation, but could be used for watering livestock and gardens.
"This is about allowing people with exempt wells to collect water for whatever use the well permit allows," Isgar said prior to Senate passage of his bill. "There is a need out there for people to be able to do this. It may actually reduce injury (to senior users) because it will reduce the drawdown on the aquifer."
Rep. Cory Gardner, R-Yuma, said there is no legislation expected this year dealing with Colorado's obligations to Kansas and Nebraska in the contested Republican River compact.
The legislature last year approved a $60 million loan to eastern Colorado farmers to build a compact compliance pipeline to deliver water to the Kansas border. However, the pipeline is on hold while negotiations continue with Kansas.
"The loan is not in any kind of danger but it's in an unfortunate holding pattern while Kansas tries to show how big a stick it has," Gardner said. "We continue to search for funding to help that district but trying to find funding in the current budget situation is difficult."


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The following article was written by Cameron Allen, Pierre Coyne and Beth Sarnie and is the second in our OSLC series.
In non-acronym speak, what I'm saying is that the future of service management has arrived in the form of Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration.
Or, "OSLC."
But, what is OSLC and what does it have to do with you?
If you are a user of service management tools of any kind, or rely on information from tools to do your job, then you probably know that finding the right information is half the battle, and getting realtime access to that information when it is not under your direct control can feel next to impossible.
OSLC means you can now leverage the simplicity and ease of web links to both find and share information across your management tools (be they IBM, or any vendor tools).
Just as web pages can be linked on the Internet, data can be linked together from one application to another – creating an application ecosystem where applications don't care what vendor they're from. They look up who has the data in a directory, and jump right to it.
OSLC is not something new, and Tivoli is not the first to adopt it for integration. If you're an IBM Rational user, you may already be a believer. IBM Rational, its users, and an extensive ecosystem of partners have been using OSLC to successfully interconnect the application lifecycle for years.
In fact, Rational Jazz is the realization of OSLC community specifications and shared services in an open platform that anyone can use to interconnect the application lifecycle. Rational just delivered their 4th incarnation of the integrated product offering called Collaborative Lifecycle Management based on Jazz.
Tivoli is now leveraging these same principles to help break down silos of information across the end-to-end service lifecycle. That means expanding the notions behind Jazz from service design and development to now include service delivery and management. We call this Jazz for Service Management.
Take for example, problem management. In order to diagnose and resolve a given trouble ticket, the problem information must be gathered and aggregated from multiple sources. We may need information pertaining to the application topology, the health of a system within that topology, outages or events that may be affecting the application, the CPU utilization, the versions and configurations of the hardware and software that this application is dependent upon. I could go on...
The problem is that all of this information lives in different places. You can either call around to the various owners of that information, or you pay a business partner to learn the API of the tool in order to get to the data, or you can have a highly skilled, in-house resource write the integration. These options require extensive expertise in vendor-specific APIs and lots of maintenance to keep them current.
OSLC utilizes community defined specifications for sharing and linking data applied to specific service management scenarios so that in a critical outage scenario, all relevant information relating to that outage can be accessed in real time from any number of sources, displayed in the context of that problem, in a single integrated view, with related actions that can be taken.
The difference is simplicity. You might be able to do this this now with a lot of experts and time but OSLC delivers simplicity.
And, most importantly, because OSLC uses community specifications for service management scenarios, integrations can be built once and applied across multiple 'related' OSLC-enabled tools. "Write-once, Apply-many."
For more information, listen to this podcast on the Tivoli User Community. This podcast provides a deeper insight into the next generation of service management built using linked data.
Also, at Pulse 2012 (video link), developerWorks' Scott Laningham is joined by Don Cronin, program director, Tivoli Technical Strategy and Architecture; and Mike Kaczmarski, IBM Fellow and Tivoli Chief Integration Architect to discuss the Magic of linked data.
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Cyclones Vegas Bound For Cliff Keen Invitational
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State wrestling team (5-1 overall, 1-0 Big 12) heads west for the first time this season to compete in the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational. The highly touted tournament features 33 teams from across the nation, including 12 of which are in the top-25 of the USA Today/NWCA/AWN Coaches Poll.
Where: Las Vegas, Nev. – Las Vegas Convention Center
When: Friday, Dec. 6, 11 a.m. CDT; Saturday, Dec. 7, 11 a.m. CDT
Webcast: Flowrestling (FloPro Members Only)
Live Stats: Bracket updates will be available at escapesports.com.
Live Blog: Michael DeBates, student assistant for athletics communications, will be holding a live blog during the dual. Fans are encouraged to participate in the blog by asking questions.
Cyclone Notebook
- No. 3 Kyven Gadson has a 20-match dual win streak dating back to Nov. 25, 2012 vs. Old Dominion.
- No. 5 Michael Moreno is 9-1 overall and 4-1 in duals after suffering his first loss of the season to No. 4 Nick Moore of Iowa, 3-1. The Urbandale, Iowa, native leads the 2013-14 Cyclones in dual takedowns with 18.
- Redshirt freshman Lelund Weatherspoon leads the 2013-14 Cyclones in overall wins (10) and dual wins (5). The Jackson, Mich., native suffered the first dual loss of his career vs. No. 2 Ethen Lofthouse of Iowa on Dec. 1 in Hilton Coliseum. Weatherspoon, wrestling up a weight from 174 pounds at 184 pounds, was defeated by Lofthouse, 4-0.
- Sophomore Earl Hall leads ISU in pins with three pins. The Homestead, Fla., native narrowly beat No. 4 Cory Clark of Iowa, but fell 8-7 because of riding time. Hall, known for his explosive offensive moves, had Clark in trouble twice in the match after pulling off two of his signature cement mixers.
- The Cyclones' 20-15 win over Old Dominion on Nov. 24 was the 700th dual win all-time vs. active Division I opponents.
Last Time Out
- The Cyclones suffered their first dual loss of the season 23-9 to No 3 Iowa.
- ISU won three bouts, including an OT win from heavyweight Quean Smith (the first dual win of his career) and a last second victory by 149-pounder Luke Goettl.
- The other win for ISU came at 197-pounds from All-American Kyven Gadson. The Waterloo, Iowa, native won his 20th straight dual match, defeating Iowa's Sammy Brooks 3-2. After scoring an early takedown, Gadson managed the match the rest of the way en route to victory.
- Gadson's win moved him to 8-1 overall on the season and 5-0 in duals. His only loss on the year is to No. 1 Scott Schiller of Minnesota. Gadson fell 3-2 to Schiller in the championship match of the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open back on Nov. 16.
- Though the Hawkeyes held a 7-3 match advantage, four of their wins came in matches that could have gone either way.
Tournament Notes
- Iowa State will be making its first appearance all-time at the 2013-14 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.
- Cyclone coaching legend Harold Nichols was coached by Cliff Keen in college at Michigan.
- Ohio State won last year's Cliff Keen Invite with 124.5 team points.
- Returning champions include Logan Steiber (Ohio State), Hunter Steiber (Ohio State), and RJ Pena (Oregon State).
- Teams ranked in the USA Today/NWCA/AWN Coaches Poll competing: No. 4 Oklahoma, No. 6 Cornell, No. 8 Ohio State, No. 10 Nebraska, No. 12 UNI, No. 13 Virginia, No. 14 Virginia Tech, No. 16 Iowa State, No. 19 Purdue, T-No. 20 Oregon State, T-No. 20 Michigan and No. 25 Boise State.
For more information, please visit the tournament's website by clicking here.
Follow Iowa State wrestling on Twitter (@CycloneWR) and Facebook (Iowa State Wrestling).


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - At least 15 hospitals in suburban Maryland and in the District have been so crowded at times during the last 24 hours that ambulances were diverted to other emergency rooms, according to data from the The Maryland Emergency Medical Services (EMS) System.
The hospitals have included Suburban in Bethesda, MedStar Washington Hospital Center, and Prince George's Hospital Center among many others.
So-called yellow alerts are issued by hospitals when emergency rooms are so crowded that ambulances carrying non-life threatening patients are asked to consider other locations.
At least 9 hospitals reported periods where no critical care beds were available and ambulances with more seriously ill patients were also diverted.
Many patients are coming in with cases of the flu, which is now widespread in the region, according to public health officials.


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To me, it seems fair to reduce the NR allotment of sheep, goat and moose tags, but continue with the existing amount of deer, elk and antelope tags available for NR's. Of course, it's not fair to fleece the dudes that have been buying $100 points for the last 15 years either.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
NR are funding the WY Game dept. plain and simple. Portland has more people than that whole state.
WY can't pass a measly 10% fee increase and Hicks is trying to cut off the major funding mechanism. If you guys think SFW isn't loving these funding issues so they can show a Utah solution you have your head in the sand.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
307---G&F has nothing to do with this! This is strictly a few residents that got with their Legislators to put in this Bill for a NR cap of 10% and another to make a PP system for residents. If that Bill ever passed to limit all the tags to a 10% NR cap, there had better be a guaranteed alternative funding method in place or the residents better be ready to pay at least what the NRs are for their tags because we're probably talking about at least a 10 million dollar deficit it would cause when NR fees pay 80% of the G&F budget. A cut to 10% would be over 50% of what the cap is now. Many Wyoming residents obviously don't know how good they have it when they can buy 10 or 12 tags for different animals at less cost than one NR tag we pay for! I'm sure SFW is chomping at the bit to get at Wyoming and a reliable Wyoming source has told me that a certain SFW higher up is the one who was the main person behind getting this 10% cap Bill introduced in the first place!
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Honestly part of me wonders why we set aside any tags for res vs. non-res, vs just having 1 draw, non-res already pay 10X or more than residents. Part of me says just let the luck of the draw determine who gets the tag, esp when we're already paying 10x or more.
If there are 1 million WY residents who apply for tags, and 100k non-res, naturally then non-res would on average get about 10% of the tags, so it would be interesting to see how many res hunt/apply for tags and how many non-res.
on a side note, if $$ is the only important thing to WY, then why not make everyone pay non-res prices and see what happens? I'm being a bit facetious obviously but if that were the case, way more non-residents would get tags, revenue would be through the roof as well.
If residents were required to pay non-res prices, I wonder if even 10% of residents would apply from the year previous?
not trying to start any arguments here, in general though I would say residents certainly could pay a bit more than they do in most states and non-res could use a bit of a discount. But I guess until then all one can do is play in the system we have and deal with it, as I do.
HuskyMusky, We have tags allotted for residents and non residents so the people that live in a state get most of the tags as they should. I see nothing wrong with 80/20, as I stated 90/10 is ridiculous. If you want the same shot as a guy that lives in Wyoming or Colorado then move to Wyoming or Colorado. I go back and hunt Iowa when I can draw a tag, I don't expect to have the same access to good deer tags as Iowa residents. As a resident and non resident hunter I disagree with you 100%. The reason residents don't have to pay as much is because guys and their KIDS that don't have the coin to pay non resident tag fees can still hunt in their home state.
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A bad day in the woods is better than a good day at work.
Shoot the best, Shoot PSE!
Im all for giving residents more tags then nonresidents but if some of these state wildlife agencies having budget problems would give nonresidents a few more tags it would help their situation alot.


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|City Council sees short agenda Monday night
|Written by Chris Lee
Holyoke City Council saw a short agenda at its Monday, Nov. 5 regular meeting.
The council moved the meeting to Monday to allow the city clerk/treasurer Kathy Olofson to serve as an election judge Tuesday, Nov. 6.
Following the consent agenda, council members discussed a purchase request of an eCIVIS Grants Network program.
Olofson mentioned the program to council members during their Oct. 16 meeting, at which time the council asked to check some references to see if other towns have utilized the program that helps locate possible grants for projects.
During Monday's meeting, Olofson said she checked and was given the names of Basalt and Burlington who have both purchased the program.
Burlington just signed up for the program and they haven't used it yet.
Olofson said Basalt has been signed up the past few years and they didn't give her a good referral. She noted it wasn't due to the program but they are crunching their numbers during budget time and they don't feel like renewing.
The cost, should Holyoke decide to go with the purchase, would be $1,500 per year for two years. That price would jump up to around $3,500 a year.
"I don't have a real good feeling about it any more," Olofson said.
"I don't think it'd be a good use of funds," councilman David Churchwell said.
The council decided not to take action on the purchase request during Monday night's meeting.
Reports of city officials
Council members heard reports from city supt. Mark Brown, police chief Doug Bergstrom and city attorney Al Wall at last week's meeting.
Brown said there had been three power outages since the last meeting. The major one that took out the entire city Oct. 20 was caused by a motor vehicle accident hitting a guide wire at the substation.
Brown said crews were gearing to put up city Christmas lights this week. He also noted street crews were still picking up leaves and said they should be close to wrapping that up.
Bergstrom noted his department investigated an incident where a pit bull had been shot in town. He also noted the Humane Society has also investigated it.
The chief also noted Halloween was fairly uneventful and they only had one incident of smashed pumpkins and some toilet paper at the city park.
Wall said he is close to having a proposal for the council as a follow-up on the nuisance ordinance they have been working on. He would like to see a short work session following the next council meeting for all members to look over the proposal.
Other business
In other business Nov. 5, council members:
—approved and adopted an ordinance amending a chapter of the municipal code relating to zoning. The change will now read "any territory annexed to the City will be annexed as A-O Agricultural and Open District unless the annexation ordinance provides for a zoning other than A-O Agricultural and Open District.
—renewed the liquor license for First Dragon Chinese Restaurant.
—approved purchase request for a Samsung computer for $559 from Computers Etc. for the electric department.
—approved purchase request for a Dell OptiPlex computer with 22-inch monitor, standard speakers/card reader for $1,079 from Computers Etc. for the police department.
—held a short budget work session following the meeting.
Holyoke Enterprise November 8, 2012


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Paso Ain't Passe - Web Expanded Show CoverageWritten by on July 30, 2007 The West Coast Kustoms annual central California gathering of the faithful is as strong as ever
The 2007 Cruisin' Nationals-or simply Paso, as this show is affectionately referred to-must have been the busiest in the event's history. The number of officially registered cars has been capped for a few years now, with pre-registered vehicles only allowed into the park and surrounding streets over the weekend, but the number of non-registered cars that turn up and park in the streets radiating out from the park easily doubled over past years. There were way more spectators too, but this could be because Paso Robles is expanding rapidly and the locals were coming to take a look at the cars. We took a drive out to the southeastern section of California, scouting for a photo shoot location, and were surprised at just how large the town has become.
We arrived on Thursday afternoon, and it was apparent even then that there were fewer rat rods that were built for shock value over drivability, and more nicely put-together drivers than this show has seen previously. By Friday night there was a strange vibe amongst the traditional rod crowd as they arrived in town and found their regular hangout-the A&W drive-in-had been bulldozed. With no central location and no organizer to approach, the action segregated into local motel parking lots and the bowling alley car park, but didn't have the focus as in years past. Of course the officially organized cruise down Spring Street, Paso's main drag, went without a hitch.
Saturday saw the main show in the city park opposite the Paso Robles Inn, with many "name" builders displaying their latest projects as usual; while equally traditional, new names were made and minds blown thanks to some of the creations on the perimeter. The unique, laidback atmosphere of this event permeated the park, with new friends made and old acquaintances renewed, as happens every year-an activity that continued into the evening when live music was provided.
Alas, also as every year, the rumors abounded about this being "the last Paso," but the West Coast Kustoms quashed that one and assured everyone at the awards presentation that the show would be back next year. Which is good news, as this is truly the favorite annual show for many attendees.
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Caddy taillights and rear tires above the deck make this the best view of this low, low '31 roadster.Bill Ross added Dayton 20-inch wires to his '34 roadster pickup for Paso. The little truck's wheelbase was somewhat short for such tall tires, but they're actually intended for his latest project.Ron Gomez and his chopped '41 Buick were seen everywhere over the weekend. The sombrero caps and chrome trim offset the semigloss green paint nicely.The last time we saw the Famoso Speed Shop '36 Chevy gasser was at the Hot Rod Reunion where it wasn't quite finished. Here it is cruising Spring Street at Paso. Dig those red windows!Javier "Metalflake Man's" heavily 'flaked '55 wagon featured a bunch of wacky touches, such as planets airbrushed in the corner of the hood, flowers on the roof, and a mural on the tailgate.
A sextet of carbs feed the Hemi in Nick Garfias' super-low A. The extremely low stance with just enough rake was spot-on, as were the wide whites on chromed early steelies and the whitewall-matching interior.Occupying prime real estate next to the park was Paul Cepeda's drop-dead-gorgeous 1940 DeSoto. A combination of '38 Ford headlights, smoothed running boards, and a healthy chop 'n' drop session resulted in one of the most talked-about cars of the weekend.Roscoe Bava showed his '30 Model A on Deuce 'rails, powered by a three twos-fed 409 and rolling on chrome steels and bias-plies.The '58 Chevy sedan delivery was part of the low-priced Delray lineup when new; their utilitarian working life ensuring their rarity today. This one's extra special thanks to the killer flames and slammed stance.Almost more sports car than kustom, Barry and Carole Blomme's Astra coupe was originally built by Jay Everett in 1952 and finished at Barris Kustom in 1955. The unique aluminum body clothes an Olds 303 motor, Zephyr trans, V8-60 front axle, and '48 Lincoln brakes.With some mild shaving, healthy lowering, and a coat of semigloss burnt orange, Ki Hansen's '56 Merc is the perfect cruiser.
Frank and Cathy Livingstone's '49 Chevy fastback could be the perfect mild custom, benefiting from frenched lights, scooped rear fenders, and a mild shave, but it's the neat grille swap that sets it apart.This beautifully sliced '50 Chevy placed in the awards listings, and no wonder, with pinstriped flames, smoothed bumpers, shaved driprails, frenched lights, and a perfectly proportioned chop.There's more than a passing resemblance to the Kopper Kart in Dan Chellar's '57 Chevy, though it's in no way a clone. What you can't see are the heavily hooded headlights and flip front.The winner of this year's Under Construction Award was this bare-metal '54 Chevy with all the brightwork copper-plated and an injected big-block "under" the hood.It wasn't the first appearance at Paso for Mercury Charlie's fabulous '51, but he went back to Austin, Texas, with a well deserved award for Outstanding Interior.
'55 Olds grille bar and headlight doors, plus the addition of wire wheels, lend a European appearance to the venerable '53 Chevy.Mark Morton from Hop Up Magazine wanted to attend Paso incognito, then gave himself up by putting his name in the windshield of his too cool mild custom '65 Riv.Dave Smith brought this neat '28 Model A from La Habra to join in the fun. With plenty of louvers in the hood, splash apron and visor, the green paint was perfectly complemented by the cream wires, interior and roof, while the chrome garnish moldings didn't hurt.Von Franco already cloned Norm Grabowski's Kookie Car and let it go, so came back a few years later to reproduce its previous incarnation, the Lightnin' Bug.Robert House's '50 fastback was parked off to one side of the park, yet drew admiring looks thanks to its many subtle body mods, air bag-assisted altitude and way cool custom color mix.John D'Agostino's Golden Star '57 Olds Super 88 is his seventh collaboration with Oz Welch of Oz Kustoms, and the latest in a long line of D'Agostino creations. The tangerine beauty placed in the Wild Custom class.One of the more traditional '50s customs in the park was Lou Bertelli's '50 Merc. From its modified and smoothed bumper and single grille bar to its rear fender scoops and Lincoln 'caps, it nailed the era, but the organic burgundy paint was the crowning touch.'53 Buick Skylarks don't need much to look like full customs, but Rick Dore worked his magic on this one for James Hetfield, scooping the Wild Custom award along with Bill Hines' Best Paint trophy. The cleaned up front bumper really helps this 'un stand out, among other subtle mods.
The Sweetwater Special coupe-turned-pickup featured some neat touches including hood ornaments bolted to the valve covers. Yeah, it sounds weird but it worked.


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UEC previously received all of the required authorizations from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, including an aquifer exemption, and had been awaiting concurrence on the aquifer exemption from the EPA.
"We are grateful the EPA recognizes that uranium is a safe, viable and clean energy source," said Harry Anthony, UEC's Chief Operating Officer. "Uranium production and nuclear power are an essential part of our country's overall energy policy and the Goliad project is a vital part of that effort.
"The United States has significant domestic uranium resources, but we currently import an overwhelming majority of our supply for nuclear power plants. Our goal is to turn that around and today's ruling by the EPA is a big step toward energy independence for America."
More on this story coming to mySouTex.com.