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MCLEAN, Va. (WUSA) - Local Marine veteran Donald Stutsman who fought in Iraq is stuck in limbo after what he considers a failure of the GI Bill. A breakdown in the system has put his life on hold and left him with mounting college debt.
Stutsman, 30, would rather be in college today than tinker with his jeep. But Northern Virginia Community College won't re-admit him, or give him his transcripts until he pays a $2,719.50 bill for the last semester. He enrolled under the GI Bill and says he was told his tuition was all covered.
"He said don't worry, you're 100 percent covered," Stutsman says he was told by counselors at NOVA.
In 2001, Stutsman dropped out of his first year at college after 9-11 to join the Marines. He was 19, and determined to do his part. It's what his dad always told him.
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Stutsman left the Marines, joined the California Highway Patrol, and then last December moved to Northern Virginia where his wife had a job lined up. Stutsman had always dreamed of becoming a lawyer, and he decided it was time to get started on finishing college.
He considered finding a job and going to night school, but the GI Bill seemed like a wonderful option. He enrolled at NOVA and the Veterans Administration paid the in-state tuition.
"If I owed anything, they would have said so. They said I was good to go," Stutsman said.
Then, a few weeks ago, when he went to NOVA's Annadale campus to enroll for the summer, he was told since he holds his residency in California, he had to pay out-of-state tuition.
NOVA then sent him a letter threatening to send his name to a collection agency and tack on 30 percent to his bill if he doesn't pay by June 22, today.
It's possible the people in the billing department at NOVA didn't know about the big change to the GI Bill that occured in August. It saves the program money by only paying for in-state tuitions. Some colleges have Yellow Ribbon funds which make up the difference, but NOVA does not.
Stutsman was unaware of the change and he says nobody told him. They admited him last January knowing he was a California resident, but told him he'd be completely covered by the GI Bill.
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The State Attorney's Office will not pursue charges in an April traffic crash that resulted in the death of a bicyclist.
Ocala Police Department traffic homicide investigator Dan E. Wright concluded that the bicycle's speed, the fact it was traveling through a safety zone versus a travel lane, that it had no lighting and the time of day were contributing factors in the April 4 crash.
Stephen Edward Woods, 35, was riding north on U.S. 441 on the right shoulder on a 12-speed Roadmaster bicycle with a gas engine. Tammy Lane was driving a Mitsubishi Diamante south on U.S. 441 and stopped in the left turn lane at Northwest 20th Street. Lane had the green light and was waiting for traffic to clear before turning. As she began to make the turn, the bicycle, which was traveling in the safety zone to the right of the outside lane northbound lane, was struck by the right front of her vehicle. The time of the crash was 8:31 p.m.
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These are deadly serious times.
In the June 17 "Telegraph" alone, we have had financial blogs on the dire state of the eurozone, a reminder that Tory financial policy is not just about cutting Debt Mountatins but about attempting to return the British Economy to any viable state–and the fear that in fact we are unlikely to be successful in doing so.
The fact is, since the day Mrs Thatcher took office and was told "We're here to manage The Decline ,Prime Minister," the brief distractions of North Sea Oil and City financial shenanigans only shielded us from realtiy for a while. But all that is now over. And the Decline continues..
It's true that by dumb luck and stubborn jingoism Britain avoided the euro–only to hang on to a beloved currency which is sinking further over the horizon, just like the euro.
Moreso than most of you, I have made a life and death commitment to the UK–I have most of my retirement funds sitting in the UK in sterling–and I am an American. So I have lost over 27% of my nest egg in the past 15 months because of all the subjects above the Telegraph is writing about today.
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Two teams of Holyoke Elementary and Junior High students traveled to Fort Morgan Saturday, Feb. 7 to compete in a Brain Bowl.
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Tying for fifth place was the fifth-sixth grade team, which consisted of fifth graders Sierra Anderson, Roni Beavers, Bailey Bradley and Sidney Struckmeyer; and sixth graders Jentry Andersen and Luke Stewart.
Eight other schools participated in the Brain Bowl, including Fort Morgan, Brush, Weldon Valley and Julesburg.
Three rounds were conducted in the morning. The first was a written round where all six students were able to contribute. The two teams in each age division with the highest number of cumulative points then entered the afternoon championship.
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July 7, 2013
By now the mug shot of eighteen-year-old Kaitlyn Hunt, who is currently facing a possible penalty of fifteen years in prison for lewd and lascivious battery on a minor, has circulated enough......
This country is so up-side down now. We have gone too far in the wrong direction. The article makes a story, but as opinions no longer count; Who cares???????
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ugly-I agree. Some are making this about hetero vs homosexual, others about gender. Neither matter.
The author states that a 14 and 18 yr old having sex is normal and acceptable and that it is hormonal and normal behavior and it is young love.
Whatever the law is-enforce it. The message needs to be clear that this is not acceptable. I do think it happens and generally is not prosecuted. (either parents dont know, dont know what to do, or dont care) Gender and sexual preference should have nothing to do with outcome.
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While I agree with the article I'm also sick of women getting a pass on this. I agree with what another poster said. If this were an 18 year old you man and a 14 year old girl they would hang him. Just like the teacher who got one year last week. i know a guy who did the same thing with a 17 year old..not a 15 year old and he got 5 years with no chance of early release. don't like the law then rally to your law makers to change. i have always said there is nothing wrong with laws. What IS wrong with our judicial system is the laws are not equally enforced. There should be no such thing as a plea bargain or a grey area for so called special circumstances. she need to be punished the same as if it were an 18 year old young man.
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if it were a guy and a fourteen year old everyone would want his balls cut off. I say sew her up lol and let her rot in prison.
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Johnson-absolutely right and too simple
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We have stupid laws...mostly meant to control people and as a source of income.
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It is wrong to assume that an 18 year old is an adult. It rarely happens.
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Sure looks like two sets of standards are in play, one for straights and one for the homosexuals. Just treat the 18 year old female as an 18 year old male would be treated and let the chips fall where they may.
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I love the cowards that read these posts and hit disagree but don't have the kahuna's to post their reasoning. I have not read one poster that seems to think this relationship is healthy. Yet we have disagree's of the definition of a pedophile.
This has nothing to do with gay rights. I support gay rights, just not with 14 yr olds. THEY DO NOT KNOW WHAT IS HEALTHY FOR THEM. THEY DO NOT KNOW THEY ARE BEING EXPLOITED. Even some adults dont know when they are being exploited. Further, it use to be when someone claimed to be gay-they were. Now it is a popular experiment time and fad, often girl on girl stuff to attract boys. This is a vulnerable age. Legal consequence. Period.
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Trying to make life fit slavish political beliefs is often absurd. Here, the young college reporter wants to adopt some buzzwords and some PC into making a crime seem...well not so bad. The rapist is a lesbian and as far left liberals love to do, there has to be some kind of pass involved if a buzzword category is involved. Recently a 19 year old male was sent to prison and lifetime sexual registry (in Marshall County) for having a consensual sexual relationship with a girl of even closer age difference. Alas, he is a male so the strict rules apply. Your story begs us to forgive a lesbian for having an affair with a 14 year old. I know the compulsion is to make that OK because its gay, but its not. Sexual exploitation of young children is NEVER OK and that we are all about gay rights today, does not change that. The story is silly and I would think the writer should have seen that, if not clouded by personal political agendas. Is no one safe from the political left?
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what part of "you don't mess with kids" don't you understand?
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I believe this is incorrect, but am not completely familiar with law regarding this. In most instances, when these type of cases come to court, it is due to a parent or counselor's reporting this behavior to authorities because they have the life experience to know that this is unhealty. There is an inequity due to age, which makes it exploitive(an unfair advantage for personal gain). "Not puppy love". Most adults are grateful to have not made long term commitments to their 14 yr old sweet heart. Four years makes little difference later in life, but 14-get real. I remember 15 yr old girls whose parents allowed 19 yr old boyfriends. It never turned out well. Parents should report such behavior to law enforcement. It is NOT healthy. Come on NR-why would you print this nonsense. Its unfair to the writer. She is only 20 with no life experience.
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Is the NR so desperate for material that they need a 20 yr old biology student with writing experience to write an article based only on opinion and without merit and clearly lacking life experience. While I do not prefer to be critical of a college youth who is obviously eager to share their thoughts on any topic, to publish such nonsense is very foolish. Could they not at least find a sociology grad student to write this article. This is not intended to offend a bright biology major, but the opinion is from someone only 6 yrs older than the adolescent involved. Pedophilia is a psychiatric disorder in persons 16 or older with a primary sexual interest of prepubescent children (11 or younger). Hebophilia is interested in those 11-14. She states "how can adolescents possibly be held responsible for engaging in this behavior?" THEY CANT. She further states that if 2 freshman or sophmores are engaging in sexual behavior, by law they can be brought and held to the same charges.
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WOW "healthy" "normal" ?
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Would this writer approve of an adult having sex with a 13 year old? What's the magic age? Eight? She seems to think as long as at least one of them considers it a "healthy, normal, sexual relationship" it's okay.
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then how about 13, 12, or 11 with a 16 yr old.
Too many youth are not getting the love and attention at home and they are vulnerable to older seductions. This does not just apply to sexual relationships, younger teens are absolutely under the peer pressure of others, and the older the other, the more inequity and higher the likelihood of that peer pressure, particularly if they look up to that person. These are younger and tender years for adolescents. If it is true love, it will be there in the future. The age difference is not acceptable. Maybe the consequence needs to be no contact, counseling, and probation for a period. Not a label and prison.
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I agree with much of what this article states, particularly, this is not pedophilia, and does not warrant 15 yrs in prison. This is ridiculous.
I don't think it makes a difference if it is a heterosexual relationship or not, that is not the issue. If I discovered that my 14 yr old daughter was having sex with an 18 yr old (male or female), it would be more that concerning. The maturity level of a 14 yr old is not usually equal to that of an 18 yr old, therefore much easier to be exploited.
Many of our youth do not have adequate resources in their family and therefore are at risk for many behaviors, including sexual prey of someone older. Not saying that is the case here, but it has the potential for the 14 yr old to be vulnerable to the age difference, more easily persuaded, and to have regrets that can last a lifetime. Should the older be a registered sex offender and labeled a pedophile-NO. Absolutely not the same catagory. Yet there must be laws in place. If this is acceptable
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|HHS royalty pumped for Homecoming festivities Friday
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The crown is up for grabs as six seniors contend for the honor of being named HHS Homecoming king and queen this Friday night, Oct. 5. Queen candidates this year are pictured from left, bottom row, Lindsay Helgoth, Erin Vieselmeyer and Elissa Baker; and king candidates, top row, Ben Martinez, Brett Cumming and Jesus Hermosillo.
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With a chance to see 2 exhibition games what do you think reasonable expectations for this year should be? I think we will improve everygame and suprise a few teams. I could see 15, 16 maybe 17 wins and a NIT invite.
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IM totally down with thinking this team can flirt with an above .500 record. NIT might be pushing it, but if we stay healthy it is a real possiblity.
If somehow we pull it off and Lucca can come back I would call us a legit NIT team.
I'm always drinking the Kool-Aid...I think we are more along the lines of 17-19 wins before the Big 12 Tourney.
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I'm always drinking the Kool-Aid...I think we are more along the lines of 17-19 wins before the Big 12 Tourney.
ill go out on a limb and say18 wins, losing 3rd round in the big 12 toury, with an NIT birth
.500 is a good number. Really depends on the guard play though. That can make or break a team
Hopefully we can pick up a win vs. the top 25, maybe texas or kansas
Or Kansas State. They could very well be ranked, and ranked pretty high, when they come into Hilton one of the last games of the year. That could be a great atmosphere.
If Lucca is reinstated, we make the Dance, otherwise we need some guys to step up in a big way.
I can't really make a prediction until I see how our guards handle some physical defenders and a team that presses. I think both of those things could give us some problems.
Forever trying to find a cure for the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
A reasonable expectation is improvement over last year.
I think we will be much better than last year. I believe we have many many more scoring threats at every position. The guard position does scare me a little bit but, I feel a little more confident with Peterson in there.
Our inexperienced frosh players means we lose a couple early that we shouldn't but, later in the season they develope and we win a couple we're not suppose to.
I'm going with 17 wins
I am going to say our season rests on 5 things
1. Jiri's health, as long as that foot is fully healed.. that will be a big +
2. Rashon's health, the guy is a leader and a naggin knee injury is somthing that i hope does not bother him to much
3. If Lucca gets to play, i have yet to see him play, but we need all the help we can get
4. If Lucca does not play we will need guys to step up even more then they already have to
5. If every one buys into the system and picks up on it quickly.. seemed like last year we didnt know all the plays for a while..
If everything goes our way.. i can see anywhere from 16-19 games... im hoping for a upset of Kansas at home.. heck we came close last year why not this year?
Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative.
ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
you guys are too low. this is a 20 win team - bank on it.
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If Lucca is reinstated, we make the Dance, otherwise we need some guys to step up in a big way.
I dont want to pee in anyone's cheerios.....but this guy have has never even played in a game. I've seen many amazing gym talents that dont pan out in the real game.
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Originally Posted by benjay
A reasonable expectation is improvement over last year.
Are you saying improvement in team and skill? Or in wins? I think maybe we can do both.
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The 6-time Grand Slammer was recently dumped by his 26-year old fiancee Sandy Meyer-Woelden and revealed the details of the breakup to German paper Bild:
I suddenly got an SMS (text message) from Sandy ... saying this was it, that's it, it is over. To make sure how serious she was she sent me five others saying the same thing. I was completely surprised.Last year, Boris notoriously broke up with girlfriend Sharlely Kressenberg a day before his 40th birthday through a text message of his own.
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The Minister for Education and Skills Ruairi Quinn has announced that he will create an extra 500 new posts for resource teachers in September. So where does this leave special needs assistants. They talk to Joe.
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Religion | Democratic lawmakers grill religious leaders on their objections to the contraceptive mandate
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WASHINGTON-As Congress begins moving forward on legislation to counter the Obama administration's contraceptive and abortifacient mandate, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee held what was essentially a protest hearing Thursday on "freedom of conscience."
Republicans called a Catholic bishop, a rabbi, pastors, and leaders from an array of religious colleges to testify about the mandate amidst fireworks from Democrats who said Republicans were ignoring women's voices in the debate.
"I completely loathe the partisan nature of this discussion," said Rev. Matthew Harrison, the president of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS), who testified against the mandate even though the LCMS is exempt because it is a church.
"Religious liberty is not a partisan political issue," added Ben Mitchell, a professor of moral philosophy at Union University in Jackson, Tenn., and a Southern Baptist minister.
But the debate has taken a mostly partisan tone on Capitol Hill, as Republicans (and a handful of Democrats) push the Respect for Rights of Conscience Act, bills that would address the contraceptive mandate but have been sitting in the House and Senate for months. Groups like Planned Parenthood are mobilizing against the bills, but Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has said he would allow a vote soon on the act, also known in the Senate as the Blunt amendment.
The bills have gained some traction since President Obama announced changes to the mandate last Friday, when he said insurance companies would have to provide contraceptives and abortifacients to employees at religious organizations for free (see "No details," Feb. 10).
The administration published a regulation saying that it would work out the details of that proposal over the next year, which mostly satisfied liberal Catholics who had opposed the original mandate, but many other religious groups remained concerned about conscience protections. Hundreds of prominent Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish scholars, pastors, and nonprofit representatives signed a statement this week calling the mandate, with the new changes, "unacceptable."
Media reports as well as members of the administration had previously cited Catholic Charities' support for the new proposal, but the group posted the following statement Thursday on its website, which committee chairman Darrell Issa read aloud at the hearing: "We have not endorsed the accommodation to the [Health and Human Services] mandate that was announced by the administration last Friday. We unequivocally share the goal of the U.S. Catholic bishops to uphold religious liberty and will continue to work with the [U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops] towards that goal."
Harrison explained to the House committee why he opposed the mandate even though his church is exempt: "We are deeply concerned that our consciences may be soon martyred by a single stroke of the keyboard." The LCMS recently had a unanimous win at the U.S. Supreme Court in the case Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, one of the biggest religious freedom rulings in decades. (See "Church's authority 'alone,'" Jan. 11.)
"This whole conversation is utterly surreal," Harrison told the committee. "I find it totally offensive that we are subject to accommodation and grandfather clauses. You cannot accommodate and grandfather the First Amendment."
John Garvey, the president of the Catholic University of America in Washington, said the mandate reflects a "narrow" understanding that religion is "only when you're in your church and on your knees."
Most Democrats criticized the religious leaders (and less notably, their Republican colleagues) throughout the hearing, calling down "shame" on them for appearing to testify, and accusing them of wanting to criminalize contraception.
"It seems you're saying no women should have access to [contraceptives], and they should be criminal," Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., said to the religious leaders. Maloney dramatically walked out of the hearing, along with Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-D.C. (who likened the committee to an "autocratic regime"), because the chairman wouldn't allow one of the Democratic witnesses, a female college student, to testify. But after enough time passed to make her point, Maloney returned to the hearing to question the religious leaders.
Maloney described widespread efforts to "roll back the fundamental rights of women," and declared, "We will not be forced back to that dark and primitive era. … No one should have the power to impose their faith on you … simply because they work for you."
"It can hardly be said that this [contraceptives] is unavailable," said Bishop William Lori, who chairs the U.S. Catholic Church's committee for religious liberty. "It is available very, very widely."
Rep. Patrick McHenry, R-N.C., also made clear, "I don't think there's any movement in Congress to ban contraception."
Rep. Gerry Connelly, D-Va., called down "shame" on the religious leaders for coming to testify. "You are here to testify that your rights are being trampled on-an overstatement if there ever was one," he said. "I'm very sad you've chosen to participate … as if people are going to jail over this. … Everyone knows this is not true."
Harrison, for one, has said he would go to jail before violating his conscience. "We must obey God rather than men, and we will," he said.
Representatives from the Protestant churches and colleges emphasized that they don't have moral objections to contraception, but to covering abortifacients, Plan B, and Ella, which are Food and Drug Administration-approved contraceptives included in the mandate.
"It is ridiculous to claim that organizations like mine don't care about women's health," testified Samuel Oliver, the president of East Texas Baptist University. "We already cover preventive services including contraception under our employee's health plan. We simply object to a few drugs … that cause abortion. …We are offended that this administration says we aren't religious enough to have our religious beliefs respected."
Democrats entered into the official record information about how many religious colleges cover contraceptives. Bishop Lori said that even if a minority of Americans oppose the use of contraceptives, "Does that give the government the right to punish that minority belief with coercive power? The answer is no."
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AMES, Iowa -- Chris Klenakis, most recently the offensive line coach for three seasons at Arkansas, has been named to the same position at Iowa State, Cyclone head coach Paul Rhoads announced Saturday. Klenakis has 23 years of Division I experience and came to Arkansas from Nevada. At Nevada, as offensive coordinator he was at the helm of the "Pistol" offense that was prolifically productive, featuring a powerful running game led by the offensive line and from 2007-09 current San Francisco 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Rhoads also announced that associate head coach Bill Bleil will coach the tight ends for the 2013 football season.
"Chris has been part of very productive offenses at both Nevada and Arkansas," Rhoads said. "His extensive knowledge and background as a coordinator in the Pistol offense will help us diversify and expand our offensive system. The Pistol is emerging, in both college and the NFL, as a highly potent offense that is changing how teams have to prepare defensively. He's a great addition to the Iowa State football program. We were in a win-win situation because of Bill Bleil's vast experience coaching many different positions, including tight ends."
In 2012, Klenakis coached an offensive line that was third in the SEC in pass offense. His Razorback line allowed the third-least sacks in the SEC. Travis Swanson was named as an all-conference offensive lineman under Klenakis' coaching last season.
"I was so fired up after talking with coach Rhoads," Klenakis said. "I have watched as he built the Iowa State program and have a full appreciation for what he has accomplished so far. I am elated to be a Cyclone."
Klenakis led an offensive line that replaced three starters from 2010 and featured two players who made the first start of their collegiate career in 2011 to block for a UA offense that set or tied 16 school records. Arkansas led the SEC in passing offense (300.7), total offense (438.1) and scoring offense (36.8) to become just the fifth different school to lead the conference in all three categories in a single season and the first since Florida in 2001. The Razorbacks topped the conference in passing offense for the third straight season and became the second SEC team since 1992 to lead the conference in passing offense for at least three straight seasons.
Quarterback Tyler Wilson led the SEC in passing yards and total offense per game, while receiver Jarius Wright topped the conference in receiving yards per game in 2011. Guard Alvin Bailey was named an All-American by Pro Football Weekly.
Klenakis has coached 17 offensive linemen who have advanced to the NFL. As offensive coordinator and offensive line coach, he has tutored 14 all-conference selections, including 2010 first-team All-SEC performer DeMarcus Love. Klenakis has coached in 12 bowl games and in two NCAA Division I-AA playoffs.
In 2008 at Nevada, the Wolf Pack offense steamrolled over opposing defenses to the tune of a number of school records, including total offense, rushing yards and rushing touchdowns. In 2009, Klenakis and the offense eclipsed all those marks. Klenakis was the first coordinator in NCAA Division I history to coach an offense that led the nation in rushing (2009) and passing (1997) during his career. Prior to his most recent stint as offensive coordinator at Nevada, he was offensive coordinator at Southern Mississippi (2000-02) and spent one year at Central Missouri (2003). Klenakis is a former two-time Nevada High School Coach of the Year.
Klenakis earned his bachelor's degree in physical education and history from Carroll College in 1986, where he was a four-year letterwinner as an outside linebacker. In 1992, he completed his master's of exercise physiology at Nevada. He has a son, Nikos, and a daughter, Lucy.
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I'm looking forward to this. Plus, Chris used all CAPS in the title so that made it even more exciting!
Oh boy, look out Big 12. I know that I'm drinking the Kool-Aid already, but damn it tastes good.
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last year proves anyone can play in the Big Ten West and win games. But if you want to play real football we are the midwest option in the Big 12.
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Really good hire.
"I was so fired up after talking with coach Rhoads," Klenakis said. "I have watched as he built the Iowa State program and have a full appreciation for what he has accomplished so far. I am elated to be a Cyclone."
- wow, kinda gets me pumped up just reading!
This fulfills a big need. With the raw OL talent coming in, this should be a great fit!
Guess I'm behind the curve, but was Bill Bliel fired or reassigned?
Originally Posted by xboxfever
Really good hire.
Love the Nevada connection. Now take the next logical step and bring in Chris Ault as a consultant to do a complete audit/assessment of the entire offense. Have Ault spend some time with the offensive staff teaching them how to mesh their skillsets and create an offensive identity that fits our personnel.
Oh, and have him explain how that pistol thing is supposed to work.
Love this!
Originally Posted by GMan
Guess I'm behind the curve, but was Bill Bliel fired or reassigned?
Reassigned to TE's.
Thanx Chris "Your The BEST" !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you almighty Jesus for getting Bleil away from the OL.
Our biggest problem running the ball is not sustaining blocks. Very excited based on his accomplishments.
Interesting hire. Hopefully he brings some new recruiting connections.
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JOCKEY ROCCO BOWEN, STOPSHOPPINGDEBBIE, WINNER: "Well, today she showed us that she is the real deal. I figured I was going to get packed a little wide, so I just tried to be patient and talk to her the whole way. When I asked her if she was ready to go, she responded. I said you know what, if they are going to try to run and catch me, then I'm going to run them off their feet, and no one was coming. I don't even think I got her into second gear."
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NOTES: Stopshoppingdebbie (6-6-0-0-$156,273). . .Stopshoppingdebbie is tied with 3-year-old Louisiana-bred filly Ide Be Cool (6-6-0-0-$324,600) for most wins by an undefeated horse in North America. . .With five stakes win at Emerald Downs, Stopshoppingdebbie is tied for 10th place on the track's all-time list. . . Northwest Farms LLC is No. 1 all-time with 34 stakes wins at Emerald Downs. . .Tom Wenzel is No. 7 all-time with 28 stakes wins at EmD. . .Rocco Bowen has 10 stakes wins at EmD and is 7-for-12 combined with Wenzel in EmD stakes. . .Next for older fillies & mares: $50,000 Washington State Legislators Stakes, 6 ½ furlongs, Sunday, June 8.


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Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 SynopsisCloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 picks up where Sony Pictures Animations 2009 hit comedy left off. Inventor Flint Lockwoods genius is finally being recognized as hes invited by his idol Chester V to join The Live Corp Company, where the best and brightest inventors in the world create technologies for the betterment of mankind. Chesters right-hand-gal - and one of his greatest inventions is Barb, a highly evolved orangutan with a human brain. Its always been Flints dream to be recognized as a great inventor, but everything changes when he discovers that his most infamous machine (which turns water into food) is still operating and is now creating food-animal hybrids foodimals! With the fate of humanity in his hands, Chester sends Flint and his friends on a dangerously delicious mission to battle hungry tacodiles, shrimpanzees, hippotatomuses, cheespiders and other food creatures to save the world again!
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Just for the fun of it, post photos of your race bike(s). I don't have any OCP-quality shots of mine.
Just for the fun of it, post photos of your race bike(s). I don't have any OCP-quality shots of mine.
It's not quite finished yet:
"When you are chewing the bars at the business end of a 90 mile road race you really dont care what gear you have hanging from your bike so long as it works."
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shot this to work on some lighting techniques. it's basically a lemond tourer turned racer. works good for me.
Vigors are gone though, and apologies for the smallring and non-driveside photograph!
Dpn't have to ask me twice! 06 CAAD8 w/Record/FSA Compact 50/36/Reynolds Stratus tubulars w/full ti 11/23 cassette. 16# 3oz as you see it. 16# even with the other race wheels Reynolds Cirrus KOM's.
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i've been eyeing the CAAD8 frameset for a while now, might be my next purchase... that or the Soloist Team...
"When you are chewing the bars at the business end of a 90 mile road race you really dont care what gear you have hanging from your bike so long as it works."
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I love me some Shimano, but Campy looks goodOriginally Posted by El Diablo Rojo
What bars are those El Diab
I feel like a soiled kleenex dropped in the gutter in the red-light district of Paris.
Ritchey WSC ProLogic w/WSC stem. For years I've run Deda Newton bar/stem but the reach on the Ritchey bars was less so I was able to lose a 5mm spacer on my stack height and keep the same reach while in the drops. I also like the anatomical shape better.Originally Posted by daytonian
Is trick from science!
Training, Road Races, and Uphill TT's
Crits and/or dodgy courses, this ones currently being rebuilt with DA/Ultegra mix and new bars
If you don't have anything nice to say about anybody, then come sit next to me.
Here is something that is completely irrational. I really love the way the Specialized SL's look. I think they are one of the best looking bikes on the market. However I doubt that I'd ever own one. Same thing with Giant. I guess it's because both of these company's used to be entry level and I've got this irrational bias.
Are those Easton Tempest IIs? What are your feelings on those wheels?Originally Posted by OC Roadie
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Nope, they're debadged AC 420's with aero spokes. I like them for an all around wheel, but I don't really like how they brake on fast descents. They have have pretty thin rim walls, and pulsate pretty badly under heavy braking.Originally Posted by toshi
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If you don't have anything nice to say about anybody, then come sit next to me.
Ah got it. The thin rim walls scared me away from the Vigors.Originally Posted by OC Roadie
It seems that none of the racers are very good OCP photographers, myself included.
The cranks have been replaced with '07 Chorus Ultra Torque.
"Unless he was racing there was no way he could match my speed."
I can vouch for Penguin. He is a real person and that is his real bicycle. I rode with him last Sunday. I have agreed to never reveal his real name for obvious reasons. He's a killer.Originally Posted by TheKillerPenguin
I got shelled. He did not. Of course the fact that half the West Point cycling boys got dropped before me (I was amazed @ how badly this ride detonated) was a bit of a consolation. At one point I was getting gapped a bit: 5 miles from the finish I turned around and saw what I assumed was the 'rest of the ride' 50 meters behind me and decided to drop back to them, that would be easier, it would all come together. Bad move. It was two guys. The entire back half of the Nyack ride was gone: not 500 meters behind the leaders gone, but gone as in beamed-up, vaporized, dropped-so-bad-they're-out-of-sight gone. And this happened over a 3 mile stretch of the ride. Oh well : ).
That ride is big fun. I'll go back Sunday and get spanked some more. Please sir may I have another?
Look at that drop between the nose of the seat and the handlebars. Do KP's ears pop when he goes into the drops from the altitude change?
I'm coming down again this weekend, and I'm bringing a friend from team Sakonet. I've actually been riding this week, so I might be able to do more than simply hang on in the chase group.
See you there patentcad
Is trick from science!
Ever meet Thurston?Originally Posted by TheKillerPenguin
That's because we race.Originally Posted by DrPete
nope.Originally Posted by botto
Is trick from science!
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My god, sweet ride. What frame is that? And what do you think of your Reynolds? I just ordered mine through my club: Attacks.Originally Posted by riskus


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Apart from the fact that they are both German brands that produce high-end optics, Minox binoculars are in many ways very similar to Steiner's in that they pride themselves on producing tough, functional binoculars using the highest quality optics, yet are also priced in such a way as to make them really good value for money.
With this in mind, I recently had the opportunity to review their very good looking mid-sized BL 8x33 binoculars, that from first appearances look like ideal binoculars to take with you on safari, camping, birding walks on a hike or pretty much anywhere.
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The riflescope I tested featured Schott glass. Schott is well known as one of the premium suppliers of top-grade optical glass. Lenses are multicoated with up to 21 different layers of MINOX M coatings. Multicoating significantly improves brightness, color rendering, contrast and light transmission.
I like the European-style fast-focus eyepiece, which is cushioned with rubber to prevent "shooter's eyebrow."
The Gun Nut August 18, 2011 -- Scope Review: More Miracles from Minox
As with the binoculars, Minox has decided not to do anything cute; in addition to a choice of models you have a choice of three reticles, and thats about it. They are all of normal size, weight, and configuration, but there are two things about the line that sets it apart.
First, unless youre already living in a refrigerator carton, they are affordable. The MSRPs are in the medium range, but the real-world prices put them down in low medium.
Second, the optics are sensational. I dont mean good for the money, I mean sensational. My scope is clearly better than a comparable American scope of slightly higher price, and about equal to an imported scope that costs nearly three times as much.
Outdoor Canada -- The best optics gear of 2011 - ZA 5 Best Riflescope
Best riflescope | Minox ZA5
With improved distribution in Canada, Minoxs ZA5 scopes are sure to find favour with big-game hunters. There are seven scopes in the series, from 1.5-8x32 on up to 6-30x56, and all but one are built on a one-inch tube. The biggest has a 30-mm tube. Eye relief is a comforting four inches or more, and the windage and elevation turrets are resettable to zero. The waterproof ZA5s are available in a choice of five reticle styles, including the increasingly popular German #4. Each scope comes with a protective neoprene cover.
Test Review of the MINOX HG 8x43 on the Best Binoculars & Binocular Reviews Website
Highlights include the fully multicoated optics and the phase correction coatings on the prisms that do help to produce the very bright and sharp image that is as good as any binocular that I have tested in this class and in my experience you usually have to spend a great deal more money than this to find a brighter binocular.
I also really like the distance scale on the focusing wheel that with that turns your binoculars into a kind of short distance rangefinder. The quality of the metal wheel as well as the focusing ring that locks in place are also just a few of the quality components that all come together to ensure that you feel that you have a quality pair of optics in your hands.
They make ideal general use binoculars that will excel in nature observation and as birdwatching binoculars. They are also great optics for hunting due to their rugged design and neutral coloring. They very tactile armour covering feels great in your hands, are very lightweight in comparison to other high quality full size binoculars and are well balanced.


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I installing the appliance zca-22.214.171.124-1151542_OVF10.ova on VMware Workstation 9 for a implamentation mail service in single node. The appliance is integred on domain controller (Windows Server 2008), my problem is that no resolve or integrate the name of appliance "correu.xxxxxx.com".
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Last time I was in Casper in November my parents had about 8 mature mule deer bucks that camped in their yard all winter during the daylight hours.
Some of the biggest bucks I have ever seen were on the West edge of town basically between the new Walmart and where the canyon narrows on the way to Alcova.
Crazy to think that so many huge bucks live in Casper.
What Casperites call Snob Hill near the College also has a ton of resident old-guy bucks that hang out in the front yards of those big houses all winter long.
Unfortunetly for the old man they don't typically shed their antlers in the yard.
Anyway just a heads up, if your in town next Winter and you want to photograph some big deer.
I think it is great to have bucks like that in town.
We had a huge whitetail that lived on my grandparents ranch in Montana. Could never find him during the hunting season, never found his sheds, he was a ghost.


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Iowa State Travels North To Battle NDSU
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State wrestling team (5-1 overall, 1-0 Big 12) travels to Fargo, N.D. this weekend for the second time in school history for a Saturday night showdown with North Dakota State (2-2 overall, 0-0 WWC).
Where: Fargo, N.D. – Bison Sports Arena (5,830)
When: Saturday, Dec. 14, 7 p.m. CDT
Webcast: gobison.com (24-hour pass available for $7)
Live Stats: Live stats will be available at trackwrestling.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. 2 Kyven Gadson has a 20-match dual win streak dating back to Nov. 25, 2012 vs. Old Dominion. Gadson went 15-0 last season in duals and is 5-0 in duals this season.
- No. 5 Michael Moreno is set for a top-6 showdown at 165 pounds with No. 6 Steven Monk of NDSU.
- Moreno was pinned by Monk in last season's dual, but avenged the loss by pinning Monk at the ASICS University Nationals this summer in Akron, Ohio.
- Redshirt freshman Lelund Weatherspoon leads the 2013-14 Cyclones in overall wins with 15. The Jackson, Mich., native made his debut in the 174-pound rankings this week at No. 14 after taking fifth-place at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.
- Sophomore Earl Hall leads ISU in pins with four pins.
- Like Weatherspoon, Hall also made his debut in the national rankings this week. InterMat has him pegged at No. 20, and some polls have him slotted as high as No. 12 at 125 pounds.
- The Cyclones' 20-15 win over Old Dominion on Nov. 24 was the 700th dual win all-time vs. active Division I opponents.
- Redshirt sophomore Logan Molina will be making his road dual debut at 157 pounds to fill an injury void left by senior John Nicholson. Nicholson injured his shoulder in Las Vegas and was forced to injury default out of the tournament. Molina is 6-2 overall on the season and 5-0 in dual competition.
- Senior Boaz Beard will be making his much anticipated season debut after being sidelined up to his point with an elbow injury. Beard, a two-time NCAA-qualifier at 184 pounds, is ranked No. 9 in the latest InterMat poll.
Last Time Out
- Iowa State took 8th-place with 62.5 points at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational despite not having two starters (Beard and Gadson) and losing John Nicholson to injury.
- Five Cyclones place in the tournament, led by All-American Michael Moreno.
- Moreno, the top-seed at 165 pounds, took second as he was defeated by No. 3 Nick Sulzer of Virginia 5-2 in the championship match.
- Earl Hall went 3-3 en route to 8th-place at 125 pounds. The Homestead, Fla., native had two wins over top-12 opponents, including a 5-3 win over No. 6 Josh Martinez of Air Force.
- Gabe Moreno finished 7th at 141 pounds. Moreno went 4-1 after losing his opening match en route to the medal stand. The Urbandale, Iowa, native notched two pins and a 5-3 win over No. 11 seed Cole Mendenhall of Wyoming in the tournament.
- Wrestling up a weight class at 184 pounds, Tanner Weatherman took 8th after going 4-3. Weatherman trailed 5-1 in the third period to UNI's Kyle Lux before forcing overtime and eventually winning the match 12-8 to remain alive in the wrestle backs.
- Lelund Weatherspoon went 5-2 en route to a 5th-place finish at 174 pounds. Weatherspoon took down No. 9 seed Bryce Hammond of CSU-Bakersfield 15-5 in the fifth-place match to end the tournament on a high note.
Series Notes vs. NDSU
- Iowa State leads the all-time series with NDSU 2-0.
- The Cyclones and Bison first met on the mat in 2008, a dual in which ISU won 42-0. The 2008 matchup was the last time ISU traveled to Fargo.
- Saturday night's showdown will be the first time a Kevin Jackson led ISU squad wrestles in Fargo.
- In last season's dual at Hilton Coliseum between the two schools, ISU trailed 18-6 before winning the final four matches en route to a 22-18 dual win.
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County Officals Discuss Pay Increase
(LeMars) -- Plymouth County elected officials met with the Plymouth County
Compensation Board on Friday afternoon to start discussions of salaries for the
upcoming year. In each instance, the county officials made comparisons of their
salary to other officials of similar positions in other counties of Iowa, and
with administration officials of the city of LeMars. In many cases, the salary
paid to Plymouth County officials were below the counties with similar
populations, and below the state-wide average wage for the position. Each
elected official asked for an increase in wages that would be on pace with the
rising cost of living. County Auditor Stacey Feldman informed the board of how
LeMars city officials' salaries compare to hers.
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County Recorder, JoLynn Goodchild asked the compensation board to consider a
four percent increase in salary wages, but a board member questioned whether a
four percent increase would actually be enough, saying Goodchild and her staff
in the Recorder's office would still be below the average.
County Attorney Darin Raymond asked the board to consider a raise of salary
equal to seven percent of his present salary. Sheriff Mike Van Otterloo said he
would certainly be pleased with a three percent increase, noting he is more
interested in having money for his deputies and for needed equipment. The
Compensation Board will meet a second time next Friday to offer their
recommendations to the Plymouth County Board of Supervisors.
(Sioux City) -- The Woodbury Sheriff's Office has charged a 17 year old juvenile
with bringing firearms to school property. The Sheriff's Office responded to
Lawton-Bronson High School on Thursday after receiving information that a
student had firearms in their vehicle. A handgun and rifle were found in a
vehicle in the parking lot and the juvenile was charged with possessing a
firearm on school property, a class D felony. The juvenile was transported to
Woodbury County Juvenile Detention Center where he remains in custody.
(DES MOINES) - Holiday shoppers and travelers could see
a blanket of snow across parts of Nebraska and Iowa this weekend.
The National Weather Service says a storm system is heading
toward the region and a band of moderate to heavy snow will develop
Saturday from Colorado through Nebraska into northwest Iowa and
southern Minnesota.
Four to 7 inches of snow are possible in the heaviest bands, and
travel could be hazardous.
The storm is expected to bring rain Friday night before the
Winter weather advisories and winter storm watches have been
issued for parts of Nebraska and Iowa. Just how much snow and where
it will fall will depend on the storm's track.
The snow should taper off Saturday night, with sunny to party
cloudy skies on Sunday.
(OMAHA)--The U.S. Labor Department is proposing new
rules for child farm workers that would keep many from driving
tractors, using big equipment and working with livestock.
Labor officials say the rules are needed because farming is one
of the nation's most dangerous occupations. The National Safety
Council says nearly 29 out of every 100,000 farm workers die on the
But farmers say the proposed rules could keep kids from learning
about the hard work and responsibility necessary to work on a farm.
And, they say, if young people can't get jobs on farms, fewer will
develop an interest in agriculture careers.
Oklahoma Farm Bureau President Mike Spradling says he knows
there are dangers in agriculture, but there are also many important
lessons young people can learn.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The threat of a costly national railroad strike during the
busy holiday season has been averted after the freight rail industry settled
labor disputes with two of its unions and agreed to extend talks with a third.
Without the agreements, the railway unions could have begun striking as early as
Tuesday, when a federal "cooling off" period was set to expire. Retailers warned
that a rail strike would cost businesses and consumers $2 billion a day and
prove especially damaging during the most important shipping season of the year.
Railroad representatives said its negotiators would try to reach an agreement
with the final union before Feb. 8.
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New arrivals - Ethiopia Org DP Guji Sidamo, Panama Carmen 1900meters, Panama Carmen "Siete Dias de Bellota"
Finally! We have a new Ethiopia Sidamo Dry Process to offer: Ethiopia Organic Dry Process Guji Sidamo, fruited and spicy, nice balance of flavors and can take a dark roast. And we're adding two excellent coffees from Panama Carmen Estate First it's Panama Carmen Estate 1900 Meters, a new high in both flavor and altitude level for this great varietal. Look for a rounded mouthfeel and some sweet caramel tones. Secondly, it's Panama Carmen "Siete Dias de Bellota" a versatile dry-process offering that also makes a nice SO espresso!
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After a few months of testing various mills (honestly, we started about the time of the SCAA conference and just finished a week ago), we have found an espresso mill we really like - the Compak K3 Elite and K3 Touch. The Elite is the version with a doser, the Touch is the same grinder in doser-less form. In practice, we tend to prefer the doserless grinders for their ease of operation and the potential to be used as a dual-purpose espresso and brewed coffee grinder, but the doser model has substantially fewer clumps, and may be a better choice for dedicated espresso users. Both Compak mills are priced at an attractive level – a step up from the Rocky, but still substantially cheaper than the Mazzer Mini. We think the Compak mills offer a great value for the money, and are really pleased with the results we are getting in the cup. It is well known that a fantastic espresso machine is nothing but overpriced eye-candy for your kitchen counter without a serious espresso mill to back it up. Some recommend budgeting more for the grinder than the actual espresso machine! With the Compak, we think you can get results similar to a Mazzer or a Macap and save a bit to spend elsewhere.
New arrivals - Sumatra Lintong Dolok Sanggul, Sumatra Onan Ganjang, Costa Rica Genesis Miel, Costa Rica Helsar de Zarcero, and India Org Jasmine Estate Yellikudige
Five new coffees today: First off are two Lintong-region Sumatras: Sumatra Lintong Dolok Sanggul with rustic sweetness and black tea and Sumatra Onan Ganjang Cultivar which is a thicker body cup with tobacco and clove. Next up are two centrals: Costa Rica Helsar de Zarcero from the West Valley region- with chocolate milk and hazlenuts and the Costa Rica Genesis "Miel" from the Naranjo region- a bright honey-process coffee with dried red berry flavors. Lastly, we are adding the India Organic Jasmine Estate Yellikudige a mildly rustic wet-process coffee with molasses-like sweetness.
Roast Coffee Pairing #16: Costa Rica Pulped Natural v. Washed
Here we offer a reprise of our very first comparison, Wet-Process versus a Pulp-Natural coffee, this time from two different Costa Rica micro-lots. With our micro-lot offerings, we have really pushed to expand the range of flavors that we experience from an origin, and I think you see that here, from the cleaner, crisper wet processed cup to a more rustic pulped natural. The Wet-Process is a refined coffee, more dynamic with vivid brightness and lighter body. The Pulp Natural has thicker body, quite evident, with fruited and chocolate backdrop to the cup and lower acidity. It shows how processing influences the final cup flavors, and helps the taster to define their palate preferences by presenting two clear differences. The Pulp Natural Lourdes de Naranjo-Genesis was roasted to City+ with final thermoprobe temperature of 425 degrees, total roast time: 15 minutes. The Wet Prcoess Helsar de Zarcero was roasted exactly the same. We hope you are enjoying comparing both similar and dissimilar coffees side by side. It is one of our favorite ways to learn about a crop and all the wonderful aspects processing can contribute to the cup. These two lots represent a couple of our favorites and have just arrived at the warehouse so if you are hip to our roast coffee pairings you are the first of our customers to try these lots, quite outstanding in my opinion.


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LAS VEGAS (AP) -- A hospital spokeswoman says Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is in good condition after an apparent rear-end crash on an interstate through Las Vegas.
University Medical Center spokeswoman Karen Gordon told the Las Vegas Review-Journal his updated condition, but declined to provide specifics on injuries.
Nevada Highway Patrol spokesman Jeremie Elliott says six cars were involved in the chain reaction crash about 1:10 p.m. Friday on Interstate 15.
They include two police vehicles, two civilian vehicles, and two Capitol police vehicles.
The freeway runs parallel to the Las Vegas Strip.
It's not clear whether there were any other injuries.
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Video: Lou Diamond Phillips Joins 9News Morning Team For Farewell
WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- You know him for playing heroes on the silver screen. Now, actor and philanthropist Lou Diamond Phillips is shooting his third season of a show that highlights real-life military heroes.
Lou joined us on Wednesday morning to talk about "an Officer And A Movie" and his work with the Wounded Warriors project.
See our interview with him above.
Lou is here because his new movie is screening at the AFI in Silver Spring on Thursday night. He won a Best Actor award already for "Filly Brown," which was shown at Sundance.
Lou was also nominated for a Tony for his role on Broadway in The King and I. We asked if he'd sing us something and he obliged (see the video).


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wow, gettin it done. Nice job
Problem solved!
Good work. Great trophies.
wow, gettin it done. Nice job
Very nice work.
The perspective in the sheep photo is intersting. Body wise comparitivly it looks like you shoot an argali compared to your body size.
Truely awesome! Love the backdrop in the goat pic. Congrats.
That's awesome! Congrats!!
Aim small, Miss small.
An unbeatable year!
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
Way to make good on both tags. I bet you don't ever forget this hunting season!
If you don't mind, which outfitter did you hunt with and did you kill the ram in unit 22 or 5?
I hunted with Wind River Mtn Outfitters based in Dubois, WY. I killed my ram in Area 5 however, did see a very nice ram in 22 on the first day of the hunt. My dad also used them and killed a very nice ram in Area 10. I would highly recommend them to anyone with an Area 4, 5, 10, 22 sheep permit. They've harvested well over 300 rams in their history, my guide had 75 under his belt. I'm pretty certain they were 100% again this year on 11 sheep hunts.
My two favorite hunts of all time were my goat in 97 followed by my sheep in 2001. I can't imagine hunting them both in the same year unless they were in the same unit. That is one hell of an accomplishment. Congrats!!!
Wow you did it! Way to go and thoses are some great animals! Congrats


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With the 111th Map of the Week we take a look at the Island Inn in the town center of Slovanian North Junction.
The Island Inn is by no means a luxury address. However, it's the only inn that's open to the general public. Those who wish to lead the high life in North Junction need to stay in the count's own Junction Inn, and that means they need to have connections with the count. Rooms in private housing and boarding houses are the only other housing available. Few people would complain about food or drink in the Island Inn's public room. Both are of good quality. The seven guest rooms on the second story, on the other hand, are clean but spartan in quality. Only the two most expensive rooms have wood burning stoves.
Ground Floor:
1. Trapdoor to the Cellar Storage Area (not mapped).
2. Kitchen.
3. Beer Tap.
4. Food Window.
5. Reception for Guest Rooms.
6. Stairway to the Guest Rooms and Upper Stories.
7. Public Room.
8. Fireplace.
9. Jakes.
Second Story:
10. Stairway. Leads to the ground floor and to the private apartments on the upper stories (not mapped).
11. Corridor.
12. Jakes.
13. Chambermaid's Closet.
Guest Rooms:
A. and G. Cost 5 bronze pieces per night.
B. and D. Cost 6 bronze pieces per night.
C. Costs 7 bronze pieces per night.
E. and F (with stoves). Cost 8 bronze pieces per night.
You can get this floor plan in two versions:
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2. As two JPG flat maps of 3000 x 1930 Pixels each (4.7 MB) available above.
Both versions are released for personal and commercial use under the Open Game License Version 1.0a, which you can read on the Jörðgarð website at:
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Re: Get up, stand up
Have you thought about using a standing desk?
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Dr. James Levine of the Mayo Clinic:
"A few years ago, I would have actually said to you, you know, the person who's doing that session at the gym once a day is doing everything they need to do. But the data that are now coming up suggests that's not the case, "Levine told NBC News' Natalie Morales in an interview airing Thursday, Jan. 10 on NBC's Rock Center with Brian Williams. "Being sedentary for nine hours a day at the office is bad for your health whether you go home and watch television afterwards or hit the gym. It is bad whether you are morbidly obese or marathon-runner thin. It appears that what is critical and maybe even more important than going to the gym, is breaking up that sitting time." ....Get up for 10 minutes every hour!
Eesh.... Basically, I sat down at the computer in July to do the site relaunch, and basically haven't gotten up since.
I've got to lose around thirty pounds, now. The computer is killing me!
But I always figured I could work myself back to a baseline. Now Levine is telling me I can't! Yikes!
Have you thought about using a standing desk?
Such a big change, though!
You may not even need one. Here's an interview with Gretchen Reynolds, who wrote a book about not sitting.
After reading about it, I decided to combine her recommendation with an ADD time management technique. I bought a kitchen timer and set it for 20 minutes. When it goes off, I get up, stretch, walk around, whatever, then start the next 20 minutes. Sometimes the interval between 20-minute sessions is 2 minutes and sometimes it's 5 or even 15. I don't think that matters so much for people like us who don't have to please a boss. Concentrating for 20 minutes is about all I can manage, and now I don't have to feel bad about it, because it's exercise-related!
Plus, it avoids the obvious problem that would go with a standing desk -- how would my cat be able to sleep on my lap??
But not my iPad!
You're supposed to hold them on your shoulder ;-)


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) -- A majority of Americans say they're okay with sacrificing some privacy at airports and on the Metro, but not when it comes to their personal phone calls or emails. That's according to a new Associate Press poll out Tuesday ahead of the ten-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Fifty eight percent of the people polled said they support random searches of airplane passengers, but only 35% support any racial or ethnic profiling. Public support gets even smaller when it comes to government surveillance of emails and phone calls. Just 30% of the people polled say the government should be able to monitor emails inside the U.S. without a warrant, and only 23% support similar government surveillance of phone calls.
"I think what the American public is saying is that they don't like these fishing expeditions," said Marc Rotenberg with the Electronic Privacy Information Center. "I think we still have a strong sense that if the government is going to investigate somebody they should have a good reason to do that."
RELATED: How 9/11 Changed America
According to the poll, 64% of Americans concede that it is sometimes necessary to sacrifice personal freedoms to fight terrorism. But if they had to chose between the two, more than half say they would pick preserving their civil liberties.
"I think the bottom line is that there is an important message here that Americans for the most part are not prepared to give up their freedoms in this war on terrorism," said Rotenberg.
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Vancouver, BC (Sports Network) - Raffi Torres scored the game-winner 5:31 into
overtime as the San Jose Sharks took a 3-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks in
Game 2 of this Western Conference quarterfinal series.
Patrick Marleau had tied the game with 55.1 seconds left in regulation and the
Sharks grabbed a 2-0 series lead in the extra session.
Brent Burns blocked a left point shot in his own end and picked the puck up in
the neutral zone. Skating down the right wing on a 2-on-1 break, he fed the
puck over to the left wing where Torres one-timed it home for the victory.
Joe Thornton scored in the first period while Antti Niemi made 29 saves for
the Sharks, who will head back home for the next two games with Game 3 set for
Sunday night.
Ryan Kesler had a pair of third period goals for the Canucks, who got an
assist from each of the Sedin brothers.
Roberto Luongo got the starting nod again as Cory Schneider is battling
through an undisclosed injury. Luongo got the loss after allowing all three
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PINE GROVE - Just about everything, including the coaching staff, is new this season for the Valley softball team. Adam Lemon takes over as the new head coach and is joined by first-year assistant Keith Riggle.
Coming off a 5-16 season that ended with sectional losses against Cameron and Paden City, the Lumberjills are setting higher goals under the new leadership.
''The general expectations that both coaches agree on is playing .500 ball while holding the girls accountable on the field,'' Lemon said. A lot will be expected out of freshman Bre Harris as she will be carrying the load for pitching on the team.''
Valley graduated five seniors - Jessica Loy, Holli Schell, Katy Midcap, Dani Hayes and Brooke Staley - but Lemon said ''This team is led by a fantastic senior group that is setting the tone for the program.''
That senior group includes shortstop Megan Bucher, newcomer Merand Rose, who plays outfield, and third baseman-outfielder Jessica Ashcraft. Junior Alyssa Sharpe returns at first base, while classmates Angela Sharep and Arizona Cunningham look to lock down positions in the outfield.
The final returning player, sophomore Megan Martin, will again be donning catcher's gear. When she's not behind the plate, Martin can also be used as an outfielder.
''Megan Bucher, Jessica Ashcraft and Meranda Roe have been great leaders for this team that the upperclassmen look up to,'' Lemon said. ''Alyssa Sharpe, Angela Sharpe and Megan Martin will be expected to contribute more to the team this year, with almost half the team being first-year players.''
In addition to Harris and Roe, other newcomers are sophomores Magan Cain (OF), Sarah Bassett (OF) and Tiffany Hendershot (2b-OF). They're joined by junior Haley Flurharty who can play either catcher or second base.