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KLEM Local Schedule (week of May 23)
MONDAY RESULTS – May 23
(girls golf)
1A REGIONALS AT DUNLAP (Treynor shot a 400 to win the Regional team title while the Hinton girls finished second with a 401. Both qualify for the State meet. Gehlen finished third with a 414 but Mollie Nemmers shot an 88 to finish as runner-up medalist behind Treynor's Taylor Hill's 80. Nemmers qualifies for the State meet individually. Hinton's Katie Clausen led the Blackhawks with an 88.)
1A REGIONALS AT GRAETTINGER (Bishop Garrigan ran away with the team title, shooting a 355 with West Sioux earning a State meet spot with a 416. Remsen-Union finished sixth.)
Sioux City East 10 Le Mars (0-1) 5
(LE MARS) -- Sioux City East took advantage of six errors to score seven unearned runs as East beat Le Mars 10-5 in the softball openers for both Monday night at the Bulldog Complex. Le Mars outhit East 11-to-8 but the shakey defense did them in on opening night. Erin Kommes and Jordan Heidebrink had three hits each for the Lady Bulldogs.
Denison-Schleswig 7 Le Mars (0-1) 1
(DENISON) -- Errors and mental mistakes victimized the Le Mars Bulldogs on opening night of the 2011 high school baseball season as the Bulldogs lost a 7-1 decision at Denison-Schleswig Monday night. Austin Homan's RBI-single in the third gave the Bulldogs a 1-0 lead before the Monarchs scored seven unearned runs over the next three innings. Le Mars committed six errors. Brady Thies and Josh Leder combined on a four-hitter for Denison-Schleswig.
(little league at West Floyd Park)
Cards 5 Giants 2
Marlins 17 Orioles 12
Panthers 11 Hawks 5
Falcons 9 Foxes 7
Chargers 9 Rockets 8
Broncos 10 Eagles 4
Spartans 12 Lions 11
TUESDAY RESULTS – May 24
Gehlen Catholic (1-0/1-0) 13 South O'Brien 0, 5 innings
(PAULLINA) -- Amber Timmins tossed a one-hit shutout and struck out eleven batters to pitch the Gehlen softball team to a season-opening 13-0 victory over South O'Brien in five innings Tuesday night in Paullina. Allison Schnepf led the offense with two hits and four RBI's. Schnepf had a double and a triple in her varsity debut. The game also marked the start of the War Eagle Conference race for 2011.
South O'Brien 11 Gehlen Catholic (0-1/0-1) 6
(PAULLINA) -- South O'Brien capitalized on five errors to score several unearned runs and the Wolverines turned back Gehlen 11-6 in a War Eagle Conference season-opener at Paullina Tuesday. The Jays were limited to just four hits with Blake Wiltgen collecting two. Zach Wurth drove in three runs for Gehlen.
(little league at West Floyd Park)
Marlins 9 Giants 7
Panthers 11 Foxes 3
Yankees 7 Pirates 1
Mets 6 Cubs 5
Rockies 9 A's 4
Dodgers 3 Braves 2
White Sox 13 Angels 1
WEDNESDAY RESULTS – May 25
Akron-Westfield at Gehlen Catholic (1-0/1-0) - POSTPONED TO THURSDAY AND MOVED TO AKRON
Akron-Westfield at Gehlen Catholic (0-1/0-1) - POSTPONED TO THURSDAY AND MOVED TO AKRON
Le Mars (0-1) at Sioux City North - POSTPONED
(little league at West Floyd Park)
all little league games were rained out
THURSDAY RESULTS – May 26
Le Mars (1-1) 5 Sioux City North 1
Akron-Westfield 3 Gehlen Catholic (1-1/1-1) 0
(SIOUX CITY) -- Jordan Heidebrink allowed five hits and struck out five and also had two hits and a pair of RBI's to lead Le Mars to a 5-1 victory at Sioux City North Thursday night in high school softball action. Ashley Phelan had three hits, including an RBI single to key a two-run seventh inning that sealed the verdict for the Lady Bulldogs. Le Mars improves to 1-and-1 with the win.
(AKRON) -- Defending 1A State champion Akron-Westfield improved to 2-and-0 on the young softball season with a 3-0 win over Gehlen Catholic Thursday night in Akron. Brandi Davis threw a four-hitter and struck out seven for the Westerners and she also led the way offensively with three hits and a pair of RBI's. Abby Freking and Steph Rohe had two hits each for Gehlen. The Lady Jays are 1-and-1 for the season and in the War Eagle Conference.
Central Lyon 5 Le Mars (0-2) 1
Gehlen Catholic (1-1/1-1) 14 Akron-Westfield 3, five innings
(LE MARS) -- Ross Ackerman twirled a two-hitter and drove in a run at the plate to help Central Lyon spoil the home opener for the Le Mars Bulldogs as the Lions posted a 5-1 non-conference baseball victory Thursday night. Jeremy Bohlke and Hunter Rowe had the only Bulldog hits. Bohlke singled home the tying run in the third for Le Mars. A wild pitch allowed the go-ahead run to score in the fifth for Central Lyon and they added three more runs over the final two innings to put the game out of reach. The Bulldogs fall to 0-and-2 with the loss.
(AKRON) -- Gehlen scored seven runs in the fourth inning Thursday to break the game open and the Jays pummeled Akron-Westfield 14-3 in five innings in a War Eagle Conference baseball match-up in Akron. Blake Wiltgen and Mitch Christoffel had two hits each for the Jays. Christoffel, Zach Wurth, Angel Changolla and Ross Ruhland had two RBI's each. Devin Groenhagen threw a five-hitter to earn the pitching win. Gehlen improves to 1-and-1.
(little league at West Floyd Park)
Reds 14 Orioles 11
Hawks 13 Falcons 12
Cubs 6 Angels 2
Dodgers 9 A's 4
Yankees 11 White Sox 8
Mets 7 Pirates 5
Braves 12 Rockies 2
FRIDAY RESULTS – May 27
(boys tennis)
1A STATE SINGLES TOURNAMENT AT WATERLOO (Le Mars' Mike Ahlers won his first round match 6-0, 6-1 over Dubuque Wahlert's Joey Ottavi ... he lost his second round match 3-6, 1-6 to the number-one seed Boone's John Ellis ... and then won his first round consolation round match 6-0, 6-0 over Waverly-Shell Rock's Tanner Stere.)
(boys golf)
1A STATE MEET AT PANORA (Hinton is third with a 346. Indivdually, Hinton's Keegan Bak and Craig Brown shot 83's and are tied for 15th place, Joe Popken shot an 89, Lathen Hasler had a 91, Jason Vander Kooi a 94 and Cole Johnston a 98. South O'Brien's Shann Desai had an 85 on day one.)
2A STATE MEET AT LIVERMORE (Emmetsburg is 9th with an opening day 351 and Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto's Ryan Sulsberger is 5th in the indivdual competition with a 75.)
3A STATE MEET AT AMES (Spencer is 5th with an opening day 324 & M-O-C/Floyd Valley is 6th with a 327. Individually, Ryan Gutz of Storm Lake shot a 76 and is 7th with Spencer's Jay Monohan 13th with a 78.)
Gehlen Catholic (1-1/1-1) at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn - POSTPONED TO JUNE 7th
Gehlen Catholic (1-1/1-1) at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn - POSTPONED TO JUNE 7th
Le Mars (0-2) at Sioux Falls O'Gorman - CANCELLED
SATURDAY RESULTS – May 28
(boys tennis)
1A STATE SINGLES TOURNAMENT AT WATERLOO (Le Mars' Mike Ahlers beat Pete Walker of Red Oak 6-4, 6-0 in the consolation semifinals and then lost 2-6, 3-6 to Grinnell's Charlie Wilhelm to finish 6th.)
(boys golf)
1A STATE MEET AT PANORA (Newman Catholic won the team title with a 676 with Hinton finishing second with a 688. Lisbon's Tyler Gunderson won the medal with a two-day total of 149. Hinton's Keegan Bak took 6th with a 158, Shann Desai of South O'Brien was 13th with a 166, Hinton's Craig Brown finished 19th with a 172 and Joe Popken of Hinton was 20th with a 176. Also for Hinton, Lathen Hasler shot a 182, Jason Vander Kooi a 191 and Cole Johnston a 197.)
2A STATE MEET AT LIVERMORE (Kuemper Catholic won the team title by two strokes over Waterloo Columbus 622-624. Emmetsburg finished 8th with a 690. Adam Squires of Waterloo Columbus won the medal with a two-day score of 147. Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto's Ryan Sulsberger finished 9th with a 156.)
3A STATE MEET AT AMES (Clear Lake claimed the team title with a 630 over the two-day tournament with Spencer finishing 5th with a 648 and M-O-C/Floyd Valley 7th with a 652. Brent Tarr of Clear Lake, Mitch Tucker of Oskaloosa and Lucas Boyd of Pella tied for 1st place with 147's. Tarr won the medal in a playoff. Storm Lake's Ryan Gutz finished 7th with a 153, John Labernik of Spencer was 13th with a 157 and Jay Monahan of Spencer finished 14th with a 158. Ryan Christy was M-O-C/Floyd Valley's top finisher with a 159, good for 16th place.)
Sioux City North Tournament
Le Mars vs. Sergeant Bluff-Luton - CANCELLED
Le Mars vs. Missouri Valley - CANCELLED
Kingsley-Pierson Tournament
Newell-Fonda 1 Gehlen 0
Gehlen 10 Sioux City West 0, 6 innings
Gehlen 5 Kingsley-Pierson 3
(KINGSLEY) -- Gehlen Catholic won two of three games Saturday at the Kingsley-Pierson Invitational. The Lady Jays opened with a 1-0 loss to Newell-Fonda as Amber Timmins took the loss despite throwing a two-hitter with 15 strike outs. She walked six. Alison Schnepf led the offense with two hits. Gehlen then beat Sioux City West 10-0 in six innings as Schnepf got the pitching assignment and allowed just two hits while striking out six. Brittany Krienert had three hits and four RBI's to lead the Lady Jays offensively with Timmins collecting three hits and two RBI's. Gehlen closed out their day with a 5-3 win over Kingsley-Pierson as Krienert had another three-hit game. Timmins and Schnepf divided the pitching chores for the Lady Jays. Gehlen improves to 3-and-2 for the season.
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Texans love pickles. For instance, it's the rare gathering in Texas that doesn't have a pickle plate on display. This platter of tangy vegetables and fruits is not only a satisfying way to get the party started, but also an excellent way to share the bounty of what you've put up in the past year.
Though it's not just on social occasions that Texans enjoy pickles. Nope, Texans eat pickles all the time, as a pickle's tangy, crisp nature is the perfect foil for many Texan dishes, anything from smoked brisket to chili con queso. Matter of fact, The First Texas Cook Book, which was published in 1887, has two whole chapters devoted to the subject.
While the season for eating pickles occurs year round, the best time to make them is in the summer, when your garden is overflowing with things that need to be eaten or preserved. Typically, when people think of pickles the first thing that comes to mind is a pickled cucumber, which is the most ubiquitous type of pickle. Of course, it has a reason for being so prominent in that a cucumber makes for a fine pickle with its tough skin and firm center. It absorbs the brine beautifully, managing to be crisp and juicy at the same time.
That said, one can pickle just about anything and if you're like me, this time of year your refrigerator is overflowing with various jars stuffed with things that have been preserved in a brine—sometimes spicy, sometimes sour, and sometimes sweet. When it comes to pickling, I'm an equal-opportunity pickle maker.
If you're a fan of cucumber pickles and you find yourself with an abundance of zucchini, allow me to present to you these spicy dill zucchini pickles, a fine way to use up some of the squash that is everywhere this time of year. You may be thinking that zucchini is too soft to pickle and I will admit that they are indeed not as firm as their cucumber counterparts. But don't worry; zucchini pickles are still crunchy and refreshing with that familiar tangy bite.
Making pickles is not difficult. There are many ways to pickle, but for these zucchini pickles I opt for a quick and easy method. First, I put into my jars a mixture of dill, garlic, peppercorns, spices, and salt. Then I slice my zucchini and pack it into the jars. I boil some vinegar and water, pour it over the zucchini, put on the lid, and then place it in the refrigerator for a few hours.
Before you know it, you'll have a jar or two of pickled zucchini that are fine enough for eating on their own but also add life to sandwiches, salads, hamburgers, hotdogs, or even tacos, if that's your style. You can also toss the pickled zucchini with sour cream for a quick creamy side dish. And if you're feeling extra decadent, it would make for a fine basket of fried pickles, too.
If you've never had pickled zucchini, the concept may seem a little strange, I know. But once you take a cool, crisp bite and taste its sour, spicy flavor, I believe you'll stick your fork in the jar and reach for more. After all, Texans love pickles.
1 pound zucchini
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 sprigs dill
4 tablespoons kosher salt
2 teaspoons black peppercorns
2 teaspoons mustard seeds
2 teaspoons crushed dried jalapeño or crushed red chile
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
1 cup water, plus more warm water as needed
1 1/2 cups white vinegar
2 sterilized quart-sized jars with lids and bands
Slice the zucchini into 1/4-inch round slices. Divide the garlic, dill, salt, peppercorns, mustard seeds, crushed jalapeño or red chile, and cumin seeds between the two jars. Pack the sliced zucchini into the jars.
In a medium saucepan, combine the water and vinegar and bring to a boil. Evenly pour the boiling liquid into each jar, filling any remaining space with warm water, leaving 1/2 inch of headspace. Put the lids on the jars and give them a good shake.
Place the jars in the refrigerator. The zucchini will be ready in 4 hours, though their flavor will only improve after a couple more days.
The zucchini will last refrigerated for 1 month.
2 quarts
This recipe can be easily doubled, tripled, or cut in half. While I prefer round pickle slices, you could also cut the zucchini into spears, if you prefer
Lisa Fain
Friday, July 18, 2014
Spicy zucchini pickles
14 comments:
- Anonymous said...
This looks good, I will have to try this when my squash is ready.
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Anon--Hope you enjoy them! It's a great way to get rid of some extra squash.
- Teresa said...
Would they get too mushy if you processed them to have in the dead of winter?
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Teresa--That is a good question! While I haven't tried it personally, I know people that have and they're fine with the results. Also, since the zucchini isn't cooked beforehand, a 10-minute water-bath process shouldn't make them too soft.
- Duncan said...
I made these yesterday (7-20) and ate most all of them today. They are delicious and the zucchini seems to be available most of year here in Oregon, so I don't have process them.
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Duncan--Now that's high praise! I'm so pleased that you liked them!
- Joanne S said...
One summer I had few cucumbers and lots of zucchini so I made bread and butter pickles (exact same recipe) with the thinly sliced zucchini. Water bath processing. Excellent. So much crispier and tastier than cucumbers. I used onions, red bell pepper and jalapeño from the garden in the mixture. I have zucchini right now and will be trying these refrigerator pickles tomorrow.
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Joanne--Your zucchini pickles sound wonderful! I'll have to try it making bread and butter ones next time.
- Rocky Mountain Woman said...
My son grew a garden this year and planted a bunch of zucchini - we are planning a "mom's going to come and help me can" weekend, so I'm adding this one to the list...
- Jason Pomerance said...
Hi Lisa. We have a ton of Jalapeños in the garden I'm going to pickle. Could you possibly give us your method of sterilizing the jars? I've never done it, but want to try. Thanks
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Rocky Mountain Woman--Sounds like a fun weekend with your son!
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Jason--You can sterilize the jars and lids a couple of ways. If you have a dishwasher, you can put the jars and lids in there and run them through a cycle. You can also place the jars and lids in a large pot with boiling water, and let them boil for five minutes.
- Jason Pomerance said...
Thanks for the info, Lisa!
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Jason--You're welcome!
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Back again jan. 31st 238lbs after last Fridays work out 201.8lbs shootin for 200 first goal next goal 190lbs and running my first marathon this year.
235 now
goal - 185.
Training - P90X mixed in with insanity a few times a week. Run atleast 2 miles/day. Get out and scout with my pack and find some new hunting spots.
Back again jan. 31st 238lbs after last Fridays work out 201.8lbs shootin for 200 first goal next goal 190lbs and running my first marathon this year.
Current weigh 189
Goal weight 170
Fitness goal is to be walk able to walk 2 miles every other day and race my dirt bike in the two hour Hare Scramble races
I can't run any (bad ankles) so bicycle/motorcycle riding, pushups, setups, NordicTrack, Schwinn Airdyne but I really need stair stepper. I use the stairs when in Colorado. I started a motorcycle race since turning 70 and was able to go fairly well. I didnt finish because of seat cover. Temp was well over 100 at race time. Less than a year since open heart surgery. Farm work is helping me get in shape. Diet is only good foods.
Already started, slow going though.
Got back into running after many years off.
started at about 200lbs, went up to 205, currently 199, really want to be 180/185 by september.
once I'm able to finally run 3-4 days/week I'm sure the weight will drop off more quickly.
would like to join a gym and rock climb and maybe even swim, but looked into a gym and not willing to pay that just yet, so may wait a month to see the new deals...
main reason with running besides enjoying it and wanting to get faster, is simply drop weight and greatly increase my endurance.
Trying to drink a lot more water. Made a list of the top 50 foods and I am trying to only eat those foods, well maybe some ice cream once in a while
I'm 6'-3" and was up to 180#. I just lost 7# helping my son put a swamp cooler in his house, crawling in attic and working on asphalt shingles in 100 degree heat. Now at 173, I can get to 170 pretty easy and will probably be at 168 before the season. I was blessed with the " skinny genes" and it is finally paying off now because in high school it wasnt real trendy to be 6'-3" 155#. I just have to watch the size of my stomach because that is where it goes first.


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School Locked Down
Gunshots reported near St. Vincent de Paul in Elm Grove
May 7, 2013
WHEELING — A series of loud noises that residents said sounded like gunshots tore through an Elm Grove neighborhood about 2 p.m. Monday, prompting the lockdown of St....
Goodwine and DaTroll must be cousins..your absolutely right saputo. at least DaTroll didn't call anyone any names today. maybe he got his meds filled.
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In reponse to "goodwine" I have no idea if that was a cheap-shot or just an expression of being truly uninformed about the work that the Diocese has done to improve areas in Wheeling and throughout the state. Obviously, you have no idea what you are talking about. If you are still upset abou the Mount, the Bishop didn't drop that building, the nuns left...get informed and get over it and move on. If you have other ideas about his "tearing down" structures...perhaps you should know what the reasons or conditions in these structures were, or what the plans are to replace and/or improve the properties.
Get a clue and stop making uninformed statements that are not helping the community. Work for a solution rather than standing on the sidelines writing opinions with no sweat equity. Weak.
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oh no!!! Went to the gym last nt. When approaching I heard a loud noise that sounded like a gun shot. Really, I did. after opening the door saw the bar bell dropping to the floor again with the loud slam. Gee, wonder why no one called the cops. Could it be that it wasn't a gun shot? Naw, couldn't be that. Maybe it was because their wasn't anyone walking by in FEAR of everything, like the left wants us all to be.
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Sorry, I ate too many beans last night!
You can't PHART without somebody thinking it is gunshots!
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Panic button hit! Didnt know about shooting season, but would think LE would???
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It will be ok, just have the Bishop tear the school down and problem solved, after all it's what he is best at.
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This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard! This country is going to heck in a pair of gasoline underwear. Shaking my head.
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Can we get a background check here! \/ \/
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what are they going to do when deer season comes in?i can target shoot at my house and you'll be able to hear it from quite a ways off.gunshots are common around here.part of life in w.v.pretty soon they'll hear a dog bark and shut down the school.
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LAUREL, Md. (WUSA) -- Laurel Mayor, Craig A. Moe, declared a civil emergency due to flooding on Friday.
Officials say the city activated its Emergency Operation Center on Thursday in anticipation of potential flooding due to the opening of area flood gates.
Officials say the opening of the flood gates on the Brighton and Duckett dams started Wednesday night, and is routine in many states to relieve pressure on the dams.
Chief Spokesperson, Pete Piringer, says some of the banks downstream from the Duckett dam have already overflowed.
Piringer predicts that there will be mandatory evacuations downstream from the dam as the flood gates continue to open.
Laurel Officials say that the dam was actually low and could have handled about two inches of rain but since upper Montgomery County received four inches, the flood gates had to be opened to protect the dams.
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|Hospital board passes 2014 budget, mill levy resolution
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
East Phillips County Hospital District board members unanimously passed the operational and capital budgets for 2014 Tuesday night, Nov. 26.
The 2014 mill levy resolution was also approved for certification. As has been the case for the past 13 years, there is no increase in the mill levy. Melissa Memorial Hospital administrator John Ayoub noted that he does not expect an increase anytime in the near or distant future and that taxes are not going to go up.
A positive bottom line of $242,479 has been budgeted. Total expenses are budgeted for $12,094,480 and total expenses are expected to be $11,852,001.
Ayoub estimates that 45-46 percent of the budget is made up of salaries and that the building mortgage also takes up a large chunk. Having refinanced the building this year, payments have dropped considerably but are still at $110,000 a month.
Dr. Lorin Brandon returns; Prante ditches interim tag
Outside of a recent three-month window, podiatrist Dr. Lorin Brandon has served Holyoke since 2008.
As he has recently sold his practice and joined Banner Health, Ayoub announced that Brandon will be returning to Holyoke on a recurring basis. Brandon will be in Holyoke Thursday-Friday Dec. 5-6 and then will return at least once every six weeks.
"He's an excellent podiatrist, and patients love him," Ayoub stated.
Ayoub said while the scheduling is being worked out, patients can refer to the calendar of specialists' services published in the Holyoke Enterprise for dates he will be in town.
Melissa Prante has been acting as the interim chief financial officer at MMH since late summer and recently did away with the interim title as she settles in to the permanent position.
"I have been pleased with the work she has been doing," Ayoub said. "I think she has a great team that has been supporting her that she has put together and mentored and we are ready to take the next step."
MMH receives positive feedback
MMH was recently presented an award from the Colorado Hospital Association for its commitment to clinical excellence.
"I think we have made a lot of positive changes and done a lot of good work here and we are being recognized for our efforts," Ayoub said.
MMH received more positive comments from a group recently brought out for a survey.
After completing state surveys in past months regarding conditions of participation and licensure, MMH is taking a proactive approach for the expected rural health clinic survey on the horizon.
A team contracted from the Colorado Rural Health Center was recently brought in for a mock survey of the rural health clinic. Ayoub noted that the team had some very complimentary comments but a formal written report has yet to be completed.
A worker's compensation safety assessment was also recently completed. Ayoub explained that the public is hurt if the staff is unable to perform their tasks in a safe environment.
"We spend a lot of time focusing on patient and visitor safety, but we also want to make sure we do everything we can to ensure our staff is safe," Ayoub said.
Other business
In other business Nov. 26, board members:
—noted that the annual Legacy Event date has been changed from February to Saturday, April 5.
—reappointed Steve Young and Linda Alberts to the Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation Board for two-year terms.
—held two 10-minute executive sessions for personnel matters and for matters that are required to be kept confidential by federal or state laws, rules or regulations.
—approved credentialing of Alvin Armstrong, M.D., pathology; Robert Kahn, M.D., radiology; Jeffrey Wagner, M.D., teleneurology; Lin Wang-Dong, M.D., cardiology; William Ketcham, M.D., radiology; and Doreen Pecar, CRNA, anesthesiology.
—announced the next board meeting has been moved up from Tuesday, Dec. 24 to Thursday, Dec. 19.
Holyoke Enterprise December 5, 2013


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The Great IndoorsWritten by on May 13, 2004 Contributors: Damon Lee The 55th Grand National Roadster Show
Weird how there are people who still call this event the Oakland Roadster Show. Maybe they're forgetful. More likely it's the show's heritage. For decades the Grand National Roadster Show (GNRS) was held at the Oakland Coliseum. If traditionalists were upset when "Oakland" moved to San Mateo a few years ago, you should've heard them moan when they found out that it was leaving the hallowed shores of San Francisco Bay for the smog-swathed netherworld of L.A. County.
We, on the other hand, were thrilled. Southern California is not only the home of hot rodding, it's our home as well. Going to the GNRS is no longer a day's drive--it's a freeway away. Sweet!
The L.A. County Fairplex in Pomona is the perfect location for the Show, with a heritage all its own. The NHRA Museum is there, the Winternats and World Finals open and close the drag racing season there, and the L.A. Roadsters have their gig there every June. Of course, the GNRS isn't about drag racing, or even shade tree parking. It's about primped and pampered show cars. That's fancy stuff for hot rodders but a treat just the same, especially when you're talking about the most mouth-watering rods, customs, and bikes assembled under one roof--actually three roofs since almost 300 cars spilled over into three separate buildings at the Fairplex.
Move or no move, the turnout from participants and spectators exceeded expectations, according to GNRS head honcho Dan Cyr, who told us that he was very happy with the number of entrants as well as the representation of both high-tech and traditional cars. Cyr says the Grand National Roadster Show will expand into five fairground buildings when it returns to Pomona in 2005, and that he and the Fairplex folks are currently negotiating several more years in Pomona. Even sweeter!
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It's been more than a year since Jack White of Spokane, WA, told us he was turning a rare '36 Chrysler Airflow into a custom rod. Its debut was delayed but worth the wait--especially for Jack and his wife Sue, who left Pomona with several trophies, including the Sweepstakes Award for Custom and the Outstanding Detail prize. The pavement-hugging Chrysler features full Kugel suspension and is powered by a Viper V-10 engine.So-Cal Speed Shop is spittin' distance from the Fairplex and had a bunch of iron on display. Traditional Deuce highboys, in addition to being beautiful, make a statement. Larry Corn's flamed '32 wears a slew of custom billet trim items considering it's a traditional rod. We're the first to bash clashing themes, but here it all works. Note also the peaked hood and the over-the-rails external headers.This '32, built by Jimmy Shine and the So-Cal crew and owned until recently by Kirk White, uses a lot of real-world, off-the-shelf parts and runs a blown Ardun flathead backed up by a Tremec five-speed.The big prize at the GNRS is America's Most Beautiful Roadster, awarded this year to this '36 Ford, which was built by Larry Ruth, was painted by Mike's Paint & Body, and is owned by Charlie Lambetecchio of Fresno, CA. The handbuilt steel roadster features a 605hp 406 Donovan engine. Lambetecchio just missed winning Ridler honors at the '03 Detroit Autorama but took Best Street Rod at the Fresno Autorama.This '27 Ford Model T roadster, named "Mijit" by owner Davey Williams of Northridge, CA, was built from a Steve Stanford concept drawing and earned itself an AMBR Class Award. We'd call it a high-tech interpretation of the track Ts we're honoring in this issue. The custom frame was built by Frantic Fred Hot Rods and body chores were accomplished by Marcel De Ley, who has done metalwork on previous AMBR cars.
Nick and Donna Phillips of Lake Point, UT, own this "re-creation" of a Barris Kustom '55 Chevy driven by Sam Barris. In 2002, Bo Huff (who had driven the original in the '50s) built this cool clone of the long-gone custom, starting with a two-door post sedan and adding '56 Ford trim, a '56 Chrysler grille, '59 Impala headlight bezels, and a white tuck 'n' roll interior.Barry White's Street Rod Repair Company shares real estate with the R&C Tech Center, so we sometimes get a sneak peek at ongoing projects. This wildly reworked '36, owned by Kent and Lisa Matranga, is one. The custom carbon fiber body was worked by Marcel DeLey. Mark Mahood shot the paint, and Gabe Lopez added the interior. It won an AMBR Class Award and the People's Choice prize. White was honored with the GNRS Builder of the Year Award.There's a lot of history packed into Roger Morrison's '28 A flathead roadster. Originally built and raced by Bud Neumiester in the early '50s, it was featured in Hot Rod Magazine. In 2002, Roger took the car to Dave Crouse of Custom Auto in Loveland, CO, where it was restored to its '54 condition. According to the Goodguys Gazette, the original sheetmetal, original chrome, and '50s-era tuck 'n' roll were all in excellent condition.We published M.K. John's renderings of John D'Agostino's '41 Packard and '67 Cadillac three issues ago. The radically chopped and slammed Packard was built in the style of a '40s-era "Hollywood Custom."The elegantly shaved custom Eldo as well as the Packard were both built primarily by Oz Welch of Oz's Kustoms. Divine's Custom Interiors dressed up the innards of both customs and Oz's painted them, with help from Gene Winfield on the Cadillac.Even without mirrors, stands, or velvet ropes, we really liked David and Brian James' nuthin'-fancy '29 Model A. The body is the original sheetmetal, massaged and painted by the owners. Glendora Auto Trim did a beautiful job on the two-tone interior. The Chevy small-block is matched with a TH350 trans.


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JOCKEY LESLIE MAWING, NOOSITO, WINNER: "The plan from the gate was to put him in the race early. If Del Rio Harbor got the lead easy, we would've had to sit off him, but I knew that if I got the lead, he'd have to sit off me. (Gallyn Mitchell and I) slowed the pace down because we didn't want anyone else to come and surprise us. At the head of the lane, it was mano y mano. At the five-sixteenths, I tapped him and he responded. I knew I had a full tank of gas."
NOTES: Noosito (7-4-1-2-$117,878). . .Del Rio Harbor (10-6-2-1-$165,709). . .Doris Harwood has three stakes wins at the meet (tied with Tom Wenzel for No. 1) and is No. 1 all-time with 64 stakes wins at EmD. . .Harwood needs three wins to become the fourth trainer with 500 wins at Emerald Downs. . .Leslie Mawing has three stakes wins this season (tied with Rocco Bowen for No. 1) and is No. 6 all-time with 24 stakes wins at EmD. . .Next for 3-year-old colts or geldings: $65,000 Emerald Downs Derby, 1 1/8 miles, Sunday, August 10.


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Delroy Baker picks Indiana over UF
Published: Friday, June 21, 2013 at 7:12 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 21, 2013 at 7:12 p.m.
Ocala West Port offensive tackle Delroy Baker surprised recruiting analysts and fans Friday when he verbally committed to Indiana over Florida.
The 6-foot-6, 275-pounder grew up a Gator fan and most expected him to pick UF because of the distance factor. But after visiting both schools this month, Baker felt more at home with the Hoosiers.
"The feeling of family that I got when I was up there won me over," he said. "I'm also going to major in biology, and their undergraduate program is ranked higher than Florida's."
Baker held a total of 15 offers, including from Florida State, Miami and Missouri, and gained a lot of interest from college coaches during the spring evaluation period. With his senior season still in front of him, he could have let his recruitment play out, picked up more offers and visited other campuses.
But Baker wasn't giving schools a chance to jump on the bandwagon.
"I knew my options weren't going to be better than what I already had," he said, "so I decided to pick from the schools who want me now instead of waiting for later offers that might come just because of my hype. And Indiana was the best fit for me."
The Hoosiers now have five members in their 2014 class with the addition of Baker. Verbal commitments are not binding until prospects sign their national letters of intent in February.
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This gang of teens (one had a dagger) came into my house without me noticing. I got a crobar and threatened to kill them. They ran away
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This gang of teens (one had a dagger) came into my house without me noticing. I got a crobar and threatened to kill them. They ran away
Let this be lesson to you all - NEVER LEAVE YOUR HOUSE UNLOCKED!!!!!!!!!!!!
Summum jus, suma injustia.
That is not street justice.
english plz
i know latin but english is my first language so i dont have to put the effort in
More laws, more injustice.
Those guys must have been big pussies. I wouldn't be scared of Hicky if he had some kind of large gun.
God you don't actually know what I'm like.
Noone on here has the right to make claims like that except maybe Eve.
Eve told me you're a big pussy.
Me and Eve didnt do anything and I didn't talk
i think it is.
"i'll kill you"
and they run. blunt, truth, and real
you didnt talk because you are a pussy and probably afraid of girls
street justice i mean
oh and you didnt do anything hicky, i jumped around and looked at clothes and had fun XD
Actually, I did talk to you briefly at the start, at the end I said Bye with the most enthusiasm possible. What more dedication do you require from me? I had a hangover at the time.Quote:
street justice i mean
oh and you didnt do anything hicky, i jumped around and looked at clothes and had fun XD
If I was afraid of girls, I would have made my best efforts to avoid an encounter with Eve.
sure he did it the way he did it, but not the way it was supposed to be done. that's why it isn't what he's claiming.
OK but it was something good
I took on bad guys.
You plan to meet up with a person you know on a forum, a female. When you do, you dont even talk to her. wtf? you go out of your way to meet someone and dont even interact with them. i deduct you are afraid of girls and will need proof of otherwise.Quote:
backup required. in other words, WHAT THE SHIT AHAHAHAH.
Here is my defence
- The guy was really scary and I feared him to be a rapist
- I interacted with Eve AS MUCH AS I POSSIBLY COULD. She was busy with people other than myself and I didn't want to intervene with what she was doing. I added my contribution where necessary which was occasional but, despite popular culture, I did actually talk and make light conversation during the thing at the cafe.
- I was hungover.
- I was busy with all these other issues and those were on my mind too much.
- Eve said would you like to come along, I seized the oppurtunity and then didn't want to intervene with the fact she was enjoying herself without me. I didn't want to interfere.
There were 2 other people there. This was a very situational thing, me being there was more of an annoyance to them than it was a benefit. So, thus, having the occasional contribution was all I really could do.
Plus, my ideology of what was gonna happen was different. All Eve did is go shopping, and since shopping is a woman's thing (and that other rapist-biker hybrid dude was betruved to Nicola so he couldn't BETRAY her), all Eve did is look round and I would look pretty stupid if I followed her around like a sheep for the entire thing and helping her pick clothes like a homosexual. After (they) went shopping, they went into a cafe to get something to eat and then I had to go home.
Biz is not scary. Hes scared of me for christ sake.
You didnt interact as much as you could have done. Yes i was having fun, but you're supposed to join in on the fun and not stay at the back. I kept looking over to you when that all happened but you didnt do anything XD
stop the fighting sillys
i really want to call you =( does thou still have that microphone?


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Cigarette lighter outlet mounted under the seat. Cheaper maybe if you already have plug in chargers, I guess i'm old school but I think usb won't look right on a 1950ish bike.
All back to normal. Probably the stock battery is too weak for the extra fuse (15A)?
A fuse won't change the load on a battery. You didn't mention how you wired it up or where you were taking the power from. Somehow you must've bypassed a switch that is necessary for the starter to function.A hot wire from the battery to the adapter, and a ground wire from it, is all you need. If you want to add a fuse in the hot wire, that's fine. You don't need to get into the motorcycle electrical loom at all.Bare
I have a Battery Tender Jr cable hardwired into my battery. I picked up a 12v outlet with a quick disconnect end off amazon for $8. I keep it in my toolbox with a two port usb cigarette adapter. I have a velcro strap to hold it to the frame when in use. It's quick and easy to deploy when I need it.
I have a Battery Tender on my C5 and never even thought of this bit of brilliance!! Thank you!
Then put on a helmet, because this is going to blow your mind!
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BTS reports surface trade with NAFTA partners is up 11 percent in June
August 30, 2011
The United States Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reported today that trade using surface transportation between the United States and its North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) partners Canada and Mexico was up 11.0 percent in June 2011 compared to June 2010, coming in at $77.5 billion.
This represents a 0.3 percent bump from May's $77.3 billion.
The BTS said that the value of U.S. surface transportation trade with Canada and Mexico in June rose 15.9 percent compared to June 2006 and up 59.0 percent compared to June 2001, with imports up 49.8 percent and exports up 71.2 percent.
Surface transportation, according to the BTS, is comprised mainly of freight movements by truck, trail, and pipeline, mail and Foreign Trade Zones, and nearly 90 percent of U.S. trade by value with Canada and Mexico moves by land. According to the BTS 84.8 percent of U.S. trade by value with Canada and Mexico moved on land in May, with 11.1 percent moving by vessel, and 4.1 percent by air.
The BTS said the value of U.S. surface transportation trade with Canada was up 9.7 percent year-over-year in June at $46.1 billion. Michigan paced all states in surface trade with Canada in June at $6.3 billion for a 6.1 percent annual gain.
The value of U.S. surface transportation trade with Mexico was up 12.8 percent year over year in June at $31.4 billion. Texas led all states in surface trade with Mexico in June at $11.1 billion, up 12.8 percent annually.
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Wanawisata Forest is a large park with various types of endangered species of Kalimantan trees. Its interesting layout makes Wanawisata as destination for families, particularly during weekends. This tourism park is open daily from 8 am to 5 pm. Its entrance fee is only Rp.1.000 per person.
Wanawisata Forest is situated at Balikpapan-Samarinda trans road. You can pick a nearby hotel in Pandansari, Balikpapan.
Many visitors come to Wanawisata Forest during weekends and public holidays. Please don't forget to bring along foods and drinks and mats to sit when you plan to picnic in an open air with your family.
Wanawisata is usually used as a site for tracking or jogging for those who love the nature. You could walk around in groups and see various types of trees in Wanawisata Forest.
Although Samarinda is the capital city of East Kalimantan, yet its airport is situated in Sepinggan in Balikpapan. Wanawisata Forest is situated at Soekarno Hatta street, Km 10, Karang Joang (Balikpapan-Samarinda trans road) or about 15 minutes drive from Balikpapan city center by car. You could also take public transportation no. 8 from Batu Ampar bus station in Balikpapan to this area.


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I'm using imapsync to migrate mail from our old iPlanet to Zimbra. It's going well for the most part, except it won't copy some of my users' inboxes. So far, this has only happened with the inbox, all other folders are fine.
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- Novak Djokovic on Roger Federer's recent on-court struggles
Worried? Here goes Nole and his Tourette's again. The Serb loves playing mind games in the press, huh? Let's just hope he can put a Wimbledon title where his mouth is...
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let's hope he doesn't get a wimbledon title! i'm wondering if he's going to shake the arrogance and become a mature man, ala agassi, or if he's just going to keep getting worse. this time last year i still found him charming. now i wish he would just play tennis and shut up.ReplyDelete
Since when saying the truth or speaking out what everybody is thinking is arrogance? I think Nole has a point. Fed just has to prove everybody is wrong. That's all.
Can't wait to see Nadal vs. Fed final.
Let's hope that was just a wrong use of "term". That said, I am still not a fan of Novak.ReplyDelete
i love when ballers speak out but i hardly think fed is "worried"...i mean he is the 5-time defending champion on his fave surface. if he's going to feel the most confident it's at wimby.
nole just likes to stir the pot - it gets him in the press and that's clearly where he love to be. the way he works the press reminds me of how boxers go about taunting their opponents before a match.
I love the drama! I think it's funny that Nole keeps talking crap about Fed (although of course I'm a big Roger fan!). It's kinda childish, and reveals a level of Roger obsession I thought only us fans were capable of. It's actually not too helpful for him, I think. Roger isn't scared of Nole. Do you think Nole will ever talk crap about Rafa, or is he worried Rafa will beat him up? I personally, would not want to piss Rafa off.
Rafa's the bigger long term threat to Nole, just given their similar ages.
Djoko couldn't even handle Nadal in Queen's final.ReplyDelete
djoko is seriously obsessed with federer, and yes, he should be more worried bout nadal. nadal PWNED djoko on clay and grass.ReplyDelete
I kinda wish this kid would shut up already instead of harping on about Fed's year. No matter the topic he's gotta mention Rog's struggle. "I like my chances at Wimby and Fed's losing. I won a grand slam and Fed's losing. It's a great year for tennis and Fed's losing. I'm a mouthy child in need of some f-ing media training and Fed's losing."ReplyDelete


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As expected, Emerald Downs Horse of the Meeting Class Included has been nominated to both the $2 million Breeders' Cup Ladies Classic and the $1 million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint, to be run Friday, November 2 and Saturday, November 3 at Santa Anita Park.
Owner Mike Feuerborn said Wednesday that he might swing for the fences and run his sensational 4-year-old filly in the Ladies Classic. "I was 50-50 yesterday, and I'm still processing it everyday, but I'm leaning slightly toward the (Ladies) Classic. I'm thinking about it morning, noon and night."
Factors, according to Feuerborn, are that only nine horses are pre-nominated to the Ladies Classic while 14 runners are nominated to the Filly & Mare Sprint. Also, Class Included has a better record at 1-1/8 miles than at seven furlongs, and the Ladies Classic offers twice the purse as the Filly & Mare Sprint. A fifth-place finish in the Ladies Classic would be worth $60,000 while a fifth in the Filly & Mare Sprint would earn $30,000, just enough to earn back the nomination and starting fees.
Naturally, Feuerborn would like to do better than that, and considering Class Included has never finished worse than second in 16 career starts, why not dream a little?
"A top three finish would be a win," Feuerborn said.
Not to mention a big payday: third in the Ladies Classic pays $200,000 and third in the Filly & Mare Sprint $100,000.
Feuerborn is among the shrewdest horsemen in Emerald Downs' 17-year history, ranking second all-time with 22 stakes wins while compiling a superior 26.0 win percentage (79-for-303). In other words, he won't mismatch his horses, and while the Ladies Classic is formidable—i.e. undefeated Awesome Feather, undefeated My Miss Aurelia and defending champion Royal Delta—Feuerborn doesn't make many mistakes.
The Breeders' Cup Ladies Classic is the ninth and final race on Friday, November 2, with post time 4:30 p.m. (Pacific). The Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint goes as race five Saturday, November 3, with post time 12:35 p.m. Entries will be drawn Monday.
Hall of Fame jockey Russell Baze—who has won two hundred-granders aboard Class Included—will ride the filly in the Breeders' Cup regardless of the race, Feuerborn said. Most recently, Baze guided Class Included to a 1-½-length victory in the Ballerina (G3C) at Hastings Racecourse.
Baze worked Class Included five furlongs in 1:01 3/5 Monday at Santa Anita for trainers Jim Penney and Kay Cooper, and while it wasn't a brilliant drill, Class Included is plenty fit and doesn't need too much preparation to have her on edge for the Breeders' Cup. She also will be fitted with new shoes before her work next week.
Chu and I, Emerald Downs' Top Juvenile Male of 2011, and Include the Baby, a three-time winner at Emerald Downs in 2012, also worked Monday at Santa Anita for the Feuerborn/Penney combination. Both are expected to race Breeders' Cup week at Santa Anita.
Frank Gaunt has had some top horses at Emerald Downs over the last decade, Random Memo and Charming Colleen both were stakes winners here. But the Eatonville resident will have his first Breeders' Cup entrant when Stormy Lucy runs in the $2 million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf at 3:48 p.m., Friday, November 2.
A 3-year-old Kentucky-bred filly by Stormy Atlantic, Stormy Lucy has blossomed on the turf for Gaunt and trainer Frank Lucarelli. She is graded stakes-placed three times this year, finishing second in the Del Mar Oaks (G1) and third in both the Rodeo Drive (G1) and Honeymoon Handicap (G2). She won the Golden Poppy Handicap in her first turf start last May at Golden Gate, and since then has repeatedly outperformed her odds vs. the best turf fillies & mares in Southern California. In her only start at Emerald Downs, Stormy Lucy finished fourth in a maiden special weight won by Lady Hokulea on September 11, 2011.
For Lucarelli, leading trainer the last two years at Emerald Downs, Stormy Lucy marks his second trip top the Breeders' Cup. Gallant Son finished seventh in the 2008 Juvenile at Santa Anita.
Although no longer in the west, Jersey Town—runner-up to Noosa Beach in the 2010 Longacres Mile—is expected to make a second straight start in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (1:14 p.m. Saturday, November 3). The 6-year-old son of Speightstown comes off a 3-½-length victory in the one-mile Kelso Handicap (G2) at Belmont Park, earning a 110 Beyer Speed Figure.
Bourbon Bay, owned by Dave and Jill Heerensperger, has won seven graded stakes in an illustrious 27-race career for trainer Neil Drysdale, but the 6-year-old gelding has never raced in a Breeders' Cup. Bourbon Bay could get his chance in the $3 million Breeders' Cup Turf at 3:18 p.m., Saturday, November 3.
The $2 million Breeders' Cup Mile is one of the most anticipated races this year, featuring Wise Dan, Animal Kingdom, Little Mike, Excelebration and others, including Willcox Inn, a 4-year-old Harlan's Holiday colt owned partly by Emerald Downs' Vice President Jack Hodge. Third-place finisher in the 2010 Juvenile Turf, Willcox Inn comes off one of his best efforts while finishing second to Wise Dan in the Grade 1 Shadwell Turf Mile at Keeneland. Post time for the Breeders' Cup Mile is 4:40 p.m., Saturday, November 3.
Glen Todd, owner of 2012 Longacres Mile winner Taylor Said, sends out Commander in the $500,000 Breeders' Cup Marathon, the first BC race at 1:46 p.m., Friday, November 2. A 4-year-ld Broken Vow gelding, Commander has won six straight stakes, four at Northlands Park and two at Hastings, and is ridden by Mario Gutierrez, who was aboard Taylor Said in the Longacres Mile.


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Bret Michaels Slaughtered by Night Ranger
Okay, maybe not Slaughtered.
It was an epic night Friday at Thunder Valley Casino Resort with Bret Michaels (Poison), Slaughter and Night Ranger providing over 4 hours of high energy entertainment.
While Bret Michaels was billed as the headliner, I do believe Night Ranger ruled the night with their intense, but fun loving, stage presence "" more on that in a minute.
It was great to have the likes of Bret Michaels of Poison and Night Ranger's guitarist Joel Hoekstra at Thunder Valley Casino the day after the new movie Rock of Ages premiered at theaters across the country. Music from Poison is featured in the movie and Hoekstra makes a cameo appearance. Hoekstra also stars in the Broadway hit Rock of Ages.
As over 4,000 fans filed into Thunder Valley Casino's outdoor amphitheater, Slaughter took the stage kicking off this 4 hour extravaganza of hair flipping and high energy entertainment, with their hit song "Wildlife."
As only true diehard fans can do in close to 100 degree weather, they rose up from the clutches of their nicely cushioned seats (ok, the bleachers "" not so cushioned) to rock with the likes of Mark Slaughter (lead singer/guitar), Dana Strum (bass "" makes sense with a name like Strum), Zoltan Chaney (drums), and Jeff "'Blando' Bland (lead guitar).
Within minutes into their set, the Slaughter crew were drenched in sweat and appeared to be totally into nothing but rocking and entertaining the crowd. Blando was the most energetic of the foursome, whipping his hair like it was 1999 and acting like he was still twenty-something.
The most violent award goes to drummer Chaney, who thrashed his drums to the point of having to pull out a wrench to fix one of his cymbals. The man was an animal!
While the entire crowd wasn't on their feet during Slaughters performance, you could see them nodding their heads, pumping their fists, and just plain rocking out.
In between sets actor, stuntman, producer, director, and all around nice guy, Branscombe Richmond came out to joke around with the crowd and throw t-shirts at unsuspecting audience members.
As Night Ranger stormed the stage it was complete bedlam on stage and off, with Hoekstra immediately flipping his blonde locs of hair while ripping away at his guitar, while off stage the entire audience jumped to their feet.
Starting their set with "Lay it on Me," founding members Jack Blades (bass) and Brad Gillis (guitar), along with Hoekstra were going back and forth playing off of each other. Hoekstra and Gillis were the most animated of the three, as they were making faces at each other and constantly engaging the audience.
Drummer and founding member Kelly Keagy joined in the fun too, as Hoekstra, Gillis, and Blades all would work their way to Keagy.
As they played through hits like "Sing Me Away," "Touch of Madness," "Hearts Away," and of course "Sister Christian," they continued to interact with the crowd and each other. Hoekstra had a grin on his face almost the entire set, as did Blades and Gillis.
Blades announced to the crowd that Gillis was celebrating his 55th birthday as he ribbed Gillis most of the night.
Night Ranger sounds just like they did years ago and they've maintained their high level of energy throughout the years. The addition of Hoekstra has added another, more theatrical, dynamic to their performances.
Prior to Michaels making his way on stage Richmond reminded everyone about Michaels ongoing battle with diabetes and how important it was to take care of yourself and get checkups on a regular basis.
It was a strange start as someone from Michael's team came out and made some announcements regarding merchandise (nothing new here), but then after he yelled;
"The Party Starts Now!"
The audience ended up waiting for another 10 minutes before Michaels made it out on stage.
Sounding a bit off with Poison's hit "Talk Dirty With Me," Michaels had the crowd eating out of his hand. Wearing his signature bandana and long hair (come on! It's gotta be a wig.) Michaels worked the audience like a true entertainer.
Thanking the audience for making the VH1 reality show "Rock of Love" the number 1 show on VH1 3 years running, Michaels started in with the theme song for the show, "Go That Far."
Sounding much better after a few songs Michaels continued with a number of cover songs including Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama," Loggins and Messina's "Your Mamma Don't Dance," and Kiss' "Rock and Roll All Nite," just to name a few.
He peppered in some Poison songs such as "Something to Believe in," "Unskinny Bop," and "Look What the Cat Dragged in"
While Michaels wasn't Slaughtered by Night Ranger, I place him at a close second due to the number Poison hits he left on the shelf. Talking to a number of people after the show, they all agreed that Night Ranger won the night. However, all were in complete agreement that Michaels put on a high energy and entertaining show – so no, he wasn't Slaughtered.
Coming to Thunder Valley Casino Resort's Summer Concert Series on June 29th is Trace Adkins and June 30th is Gabriel Iglesias. Read all about Fluffy's last visit to Thunder Valley Casino.


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What's on the Minds of Audit Committees
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For readers interfacing with your companies' audit committees, a just released survey from Directorship Boardroom Intelligence highlights what's in the forefront of committee members' minds today. The results are reported in a top-ten list (unlike the Letterman top ten lists, this one appears to begin with the most significant):
With risk management being near the top, additional insight is provided with answers to the following questions:
What role does your board/audit committee play in the development of the company's risk appetite?
Who in management is your board's primary contact or interface regarding the company's risk management system/processes?
Certainly food for thought when considering what your company's audit committee sees as most relevant, and how it operates.
© Steinberg Governance Advisors, Inc. 2010. The information presented here does not constitute legal or any other type of professional advice. Companies are encouraged to consult legal counsel concerning their responsibilities for legal and regulatory compliance.
Live Blogging from Compliance Week 2010
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In the Compliance Week 2010 panel Honest Experience with GRC Tools, Joann Sochor, VP Corporate Compliance at the Bank of Montreal Financial Group, spoke about their experience with OpenPages. See http
Live Blogging from Compliance Week 2010
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US Rep and House Financial Services Committee Chair Barney Frank gave the opening keynote at Compliance Week 2010, day 2. As usual, he was witty and insightful. His remarks covered the conceptual underpinnings of financial services regulatory reform. He then took questions from the group.
Live Blogging from Compliance Week 2010
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Shelley Parratt of the SEC's Corporation Finance Division gave the afternoon keynote on Day 2 of Compliance Week 2010. She spoke about the Commission's program of enhanced disclosure.
OPUS 2010 Gathers Risk Managers from Around the Globe
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Risk management best practices, strategic planning, networking and high energy were in abundance at OPUS 2010 – the sixth annual OpenPages User Symposium which witnessed continued growth in atte
OpenPages President and CEO Michael Duffy kicked off Day One of the three-day user forum with the opening keynote address titled, 'From Risk to Performance' where he highlighted the evolution of risk management over the last decade and shared with attendees his vision for how risk management must adapt to the economic, regulatory and political pressures facing all companies today.
This was a common theme throughout OPUS 2010 as leading risk practitioners discussed the changes seen in the market over the past few years and how OpenPages customers are now in a unique position to provide valuable risk intelligence that will drive improved performance for their companies.
Following Michael Duffy's opening keynote address, Madoff whistleblower Harry Markopolos outlined the red flags, warning signs and critical audit steps that companies need to be aware of to prevent similar events from occurring in the future. Following his keynote, Harry spent the day speaking to attendees, signing copies of his new book 'No One Would Listen' and sharing his thoughts on upcoming financial regulation (check out Pat O'Brien's blog for more detail).
Julian Parkin, Group Privacy Programme Director at Barclays kicked-off Day Two with a fascinating case study on how Barclays has leveraged OpenPages for its risk management initiatives across the enterprise and across evolving risk types. Parkin described his target state as "a single view of risks, controls and governance across the organization."
Throughout the three days, sessions were led by risk managers from a variety of customers and partners – American Express, Barclays, Carnival Corporation plc, Duke Energy, IBM, PwC and Williams Companies. Stay tuned for more details on these sessions in upcoming blog posts.
Thank you to all who attended, we look forward to seeing you at OPUS 2011!
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New Financial Regulations are Looming - Will They Make a Difference?
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The Senate voted on May 20 to close debate on a far-reaching financial regulatory bill, which clears the path for Congress to approve a broad expansion of government oversight of the increasingly complex financial markets. The goal is to prevent a repeat of the 2008 economic crisis and, according to President Obama, the new financial regulations will "protect consumers, protect our economy, and hold Wall Street accountable."
I have read several books on the financial crisis over the last couple of months, including:
The common theme through all of these books is that there is plenty of blame to spread around when looking for the root causes of the financial crisis. Mistakes made by regulators, legislators, and ratings agencies had as much to do with the crisis as the greedy and heedless Wall Street firms who were turning subprime mortgages into exotic, toxic financial products that they made a fortune laundering and reselling.
The danger posed by this deranged edifice built on the unstable foundation of subprime mortgages, and the insanity of the growing and highly leveraged trade in mortgage derivatives was not foreseen by government regulators, Treasury officials or the Fed.
Over the last decade, Washington legislators were busy deregulating the Financial Services industry (e.g. the passing of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act in 1999 that repealed much of the Glass-Steagall Act) and pressuring financial services companies to provide mortgage loans to low-income groups (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were strong-armed into buying subprime loans).
The rating agencies who were supposed to police these securities were completely duped by the financial services companies. They were handing out Triple A ratings to CDOs comprised of adjustable rate, no doc, subprime loans. Not to mention the conflict of interest that is present since the rating agencies are paid by the very firms whose bonds they are asked to judge.
Maybe there is hope on the horizon, since the Senate recently approved a provision that will thrust the government in to the middle of the process of determining who rates complex bond deals. Under the new provision, the SEC will establish and oversee a credit-rating board that will act as a middleman between issuers seeking ratings and the rating agencies.
Can we count on the SEC to make an improvement? Harry Markopolous's book ("No One Would Listen") about the Bernie Madoff scandal paints a grim picture of the SEC and the incompetence of the people he interacted with when trying to alert them to the multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme Bernie was running. I recently had lunch with Harry at OPUS (OpenPages User Symposium) and he was very skeptical about all of the new regulations that appear to be headed our way. His view is that the government is focused on the battle we just fought and the regulators do a poor job at enforcing the regulations in the first place.
Can we really expect that President Obama's optimism will become reality? Don't hold your breath.
OPUS 2010 Day Three Highlights
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OPUS 2010 wraps up today. We closed the conference with lively roundtable discussions that covered risk management, risk assessment, risk tolerance and more. Great knowledge sharing going on!
"Ask the engineers" discussion, which was a chance for our customers to talk to our product visionaries and get some additional tips, as well as special insights into our product vision for the next year.
We thank all our customers and partners for participating this year. You helped make it great!
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OPUS 2010 Day Two Highlights
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OPUS has been a tremendous success so far. We've heard from thought leaders and customers, had great dialog within sessions, and more great keynote presentations. Here's a video with more highlights from Day Two of OPUS 2010.
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Live Blogging from the ABA Risk Management Forum
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Mary Tuuk, EVP and CRO of Fifth Third Bank, spoke at Friday morning's general session. US Banker Magazine has named her as one of the top 25 women to watch in banking, and she gave an interesting talk on the CRO perspective, "Leveraging Risk Management for Strategic Advantage."


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FAA Should Try Harder on Towers
March 26, 2013
The reason why the FAA doesn't try harder is because they don't want to try harder.
The bureau of prisons found money for guards because the prisoners can't make the decision on the safety of the community.
The FAA can't (or won't) make the decision becuase they are hoping Congress will blink.
The FAA knows the safety at 149 airports is not at risk or else they would add towers to the thousands of airports that don't have them now.
Joe and Jane Taxpayer shouldn't pay for the towers for private pilots. The pilots should if they feel they neeed them - but you don't hear the pilots yelling do you?
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AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head coaches and Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard will headline the 2014 "Meet the Coaches Night," set for Aug. 21.
The event will once again be held in the Community Choice Credit Union Convention Center (the old Vets Auditorium) at the Iowa Events Center. Doors will be open for a social hour at 5 p.m. Dinner is at 6 p.m., followed by a program at 7 p.m.
The cost is $400 for a table of eight (with a coach or department administrator), or $400 for a table of 10. Single tickets may also be purchased for $50. Tables also have the option to pre-order a bottle of wine.
"As we take time to reflect on the tremendous accomplishments from the 2013-14 season, we are excited to continue the momentum as we head into 2014-15. " said Iowa State Director of Special Events Lindsey Long. "This event celebrates all our sports and brings together an atmosphere that truly represents Cyclone Nation."
Deadline for registration is August 7. Click the link above to download a printable order form, or register online at cyclonespecialevents.com.