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The Lone Ranger (2013)
The Lone Ranger SynopsisFrom producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Gore Verbinski, the filmmaking team behind the blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, comes Disney/ Jerry Bruckheimer Films The Lone Ranger, a thrilling adventure infused with action and humor, in which the famed masked hero is brought to life through new eyes. Native American spirit warrior Tonto (Johnny Depp) recounts the untold tales that transformed John Reid (Armie Hammer), a man of the law, into a legend of justicetaking the audience on a runaway train of epic surprises and humorous friction as the two unlikely heroes must learn to work together and fight against greed and corruption.
Native American spirit warrior Tonto (Johnny Depp) and man of the law John Reid (Armie Hammer) are opposites brought together by fate and must join forces to battle greed and corruption.
The Lone Ranger Release Date
In Theaters July 3, 2013
The Lone Ranger Credits
Starring: Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer, Tom Wilkinson, William Fichtner, Barry Pepper, James Badge Dale, Ruth Wilson and Helena Bonham Carter
Written by: Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, and Justin Haythe
Directed by: Gore Verbinski
Produced by: Jerry Bruckheimer and Gore Verbinski
Length: 135 min
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Walt Disney Pictures
External Info: The Lone Ranger Official Website
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by Eric Eisenberg December 14, 2012 comments
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by Katey Rich April 23, 2012 comments
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by Katey Rich February 28, 2012 comments
William Fichtner Replacing Dwight Yoakam In The Lone Ranger
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by Eric Eisenberg February 22, 2012 comments
Dwight Yoakam Drops Out Of Gore Verbinski's The Lone Ranger
Deadline does say that Yoakam was set to play one of the major bad guys, which is interesting. Right now, Tom Wilkinsons still on tap to play Latham Cole, the films chief villain. We werent sure who Yoakam was scheduled to play. Could there be room for more than one adversary in Ted Elliott and Terry Rossios screenplay? Or was Yoakam just set to play a major component of Coles villainous squad?
by Sean O'Connell February 20, 2012 comments
James Frain Joins Disney's The Lone Ranger
James Frains True Blood character Franklin Mott could probably be described as mentally unstable, to put it mildly. Sure, he came across as dark and alluring at first, as so many vampires do these days, but in the end, he proved to be as menacing as vampires were once more frequently portrayed, with a side of crazy for our entertainment. Since appearing in the HBO series, hes gone on to take on a number of roles, including NBCs short-lived superhero drama The Cape, and a part in Water For Elephants.
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by Eric Eisenberg October 19, 2011 comments
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by Katey Rich October 13, 2011 comments
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Virginia woman convicted of embezzling more than $1.3 million from Mountaineer
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WHEELING (AP) — A Virginia woman was convicted Friday of embezzling more than $1....
Ragnar: You might want to buy a copy of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines. 405 months is the highest "non-life" sentence that a convicted felon can receive in the federal court system. There is no 2,400 month sentence (200 years) under the sentencing guidelines. Plus, even if she was sentenced to 12 years, there is no parole in the federal system. Prisoners receive 54 days of "good time" per year if they stay out of trouble. This means that "good" prisoners serve roughly 87.1 percent of their sentence at best, not the roughly 50 percent that your post indicates.
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And what did she do with this 200K plus per year for 5 years? probably put in a machine
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21 mail and wire fraud charges at 20 years each plus another charge at 10 years = 430 years.
She will most likely get 12 years and parole in just over 6.
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Ragner: Where did you come up with 200+ years? She's looking at more like 8.
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The gambling industry is a HUGE contributor to political campaigns...Don't mess with the elite politicians money machine!
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This woman is facing 200 + years for stealing $1.3 million but a guy crashes a plane with $25 million in pure blow and evades federal marshals for 4 years gets a 7-year stretch in a minimum security prison (where he just walked out of a few weeks ago)?
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A thief stealing from thieves. One will go to prison and the other will continue to steal from and destroy the lives of West Vriginia's poorest and most vulnerable citizens. That's pretty messed up.
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More than 20 Occupy Cincinnati protesters last night received citations for staying at Piatt Park after its official closing time, a process which included warnings by police and then some peaceful ticketing before police left the occupiers to their business. CityBeat has launched a page dedicated to our ongoing coverage of the protests, including a live feed of #occupycincinnati and #occupycincy hashtags.
The Occupy Wall Street movement plans to occupy Sawyer Point this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., one of several protests planned in other cities since the protest over corporate money in politics began more than three weeks ago in New York. (UPDATE: The protest has been moved to Lytle Park due to an already scheduled event at Sawyer Point.)
The Cincinnati Enquirer did its usual muckraking on the subject, determining that the movement's "goals are vague" and then linking to a story quoting a member of the movement describing its goals quite succinctly:
In a turnabout from a campaign pledge, Republican senatorial candidate Rand Paul is getting help raising campaign money by GOP senators who voted for the 2008 Wall Street bailout.
According to an Associated Press report, Paul is holding a fundraiser Thursday night in Washington, D.C. Although Paul earlier had said he wouldn't seek money from any politician who voted for the $700 billion bailout, nine of the 12 senators listed on the event's host committee were bailout supporters.
With the federal income tax deadline looming next week, people can expect Tea Partiers and others to moan and shout about giving some of their money for the common good. If those tax protestors really wanted to make an impact, though, they'd focus on making sure large corporations pay their fair share.
Hundreds of local people interested in rebuilding the economy instead of complaining about it gathered today for two sessions organized by Gov. Ted Strickland and State Sen. Eric Kearney (D-Avondale) to explain Ohio's portion of the federal stimulus package. Besides Strickland aides, representatives from the Ohio Department of Development, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, Ohio Department of Administrative Services, Ohio Department of Transportation and the Ohio Benefit Bank were on hand to educate local small businesses and nonprofits about utilizing stimulus dollars.
An estimated 3,000 people attended today's latest "Tea Party" protest at Fountain Square, this time commemorating Tax Day, and a CityBeat writer and photographer were there to capture the event in all of its sordid glory. [See the photo slideshow here.]
With one week left until the next "Tea Party" event, more organizations are jumping on the protest bandwagon.
U.S. Rep. Steve Driehaus, about two months into his new job representing Ohio's 1st District, is one of 18 Democratic members of the House Financial Services Committee to send a letter to the CEO of Northern Trust in Chicago warning him to stop spending federal TARP bank bailout money on golf tournaments, parties and posh hotels. Committee Chairman Barney Frank initiated the letter to "insist" that the CEO "immediately return to the federal government the equivalent of what Northern Trust frittered away on these lavish events."
This week's issue of CityBeat profiles three of the candidates in the hotly contested race for Ohio's 1st Congressional District seat. Not surprisingly, two of the candidates are claiming that the other misrepresented or distorted his views.
The campaign of Republican incumbent Steve Chabot took umbrage at a paraphrased statement from his Democratic challenger, Steve Driehaus, that pertained to housing issues. It read, "Worse, Chabot hasn't proposed any legislation that would help the wave of foreclosures and resulting blight that has swept the West Side over the past few years."
Katie Fox, Chabot's spokeswoman, noted the congressman addressed the foreclosure and mortgage crisis by passing a bill in December in a compromise with U.S. Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) that gave bankruptcy judges the discretion to modify the value of a mortgage to the true market price and to adjust the interest rate. It applied only to debtors who file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy and lack the income to pay their expenses, according to The Hill newspaper.
The Driehaus campaign responded by pointing out the statement referred to Chabot's entire 14-year period in office, and specifically stated that the mortgage crisis was causing blight on Cincinnati's West Side for years before Chabot acted.
Meanwhile, Driehaus also is criticizing TV commercials that Chabot and the national Republican Party are airing that allege Driehaus hasn't taken a stance on the $850 billion Wall Street bailout plan approved recently by Congress. Chabot opposed the plan.
Driehaus says he's made it clear he would've reluctantly voted for the plan had he been in Congress. "We had to do something, but I think it's ridiculous that pork spending was put into this bill," he said. "It would be irresponsible for Congress to allow the financial markets to fail."
Further, Driehaus criticizes local republicans for waging a whisper campaign alleging that he doesn't support Barack Obama, the Democratic Party's presidential nominee. Some West Side residents perceive Obama as too liberal for their tastes. Driehaus has appeared at events with Obama, and his Web site features a photograph of him with the Illinois senator.
Not everyone's convinced of Driehaus' sincerity, though. Democrat Eric Wilson, an outspoken Obama supporter who's running for the seat as an independent write-in candidate, said, "I know the political games. You go to the West Side of town and don't mention Obama's name at appearances."
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I've been trying to think of things to do for dates with my wife and we are both wanting to save money. Yet, sitting at home watching movies day in and day out is getting kind of old.
Any fun suggestions?
Beat'm up Cyclones
It. That is all.
Originally Posted by JonDMiller
Dosry, You know what? I think I'll agree with you :)
Originally Posted by bos
You sir are a legend.
Mini golf, go karts are fairly low in cost.
Grab some food and some wine and have a picnic somewhere nice for dinner. Maybe take a frisbee with you or something for aftward.
I tend to overthink dates. Sometimes the best things are the simple things.
Keep your arms and legs inside the roller coaster at all times and it will not cost you an arm or a leg.
one on one
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It. That is all.
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one on one
Great so that takes up about 30 seconds of the date. What should they do with the rest of the night?
Usually, I dress in all black and go out at night and mug the elderly. Not only is it fun and rewarding, I get some exercise in the process.
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Great so that takes up about 30 seconds of the date. What should they do with the rest of the night?
Who said we were cuddling too?
Go mushroom hunting or rock collecting. Stare at the sky. Fly a kite. Grow a beard. Talk to the ducks. Play fantasy baseball. Read ebooks online. Still some free things to do that are not taxed.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
I play disc golf, after you buy a couple disks (cheap ones are $6 a piece and great for beginners) it is completely free and you can play as much as you want.
Go to Wal-Mart and just laugh at people.
The Fox on karioke night. Just plain funny!
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Go to Wal-Mart and just laugh at people.
Thats alot of fun. Friday and saturday nights after 9 is fantastic fun.
Rent free kids movies from family video... yeah i know i just said kids movies but they have some good disney ones in there and arent all in the "dora the Explorer" type category of kids movies
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I've been trying to think of things to do for dates with my wife and we are both wanting to save money. Yet, sitting at home watching movies day in and day out is getting kind of old.
Any fun suggestions?
Go hiking/walking in local parks.
Have a picnic.
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|Educators' Code of Ethics reviewed by the school board
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
By Brenda Johnson Brandt
An official Code of Ethics for educators in Holyoke was reviewed by Holyoke Re-1J Board of Education at its Jan. 6 meeting. It will return to the Jan. 20 meeting for adoption.
The Code's preamble states the educator accepts the responsibility to adhere to the highest ethical standards. The desire for the respect and confidence of one's colleagues, students, parents and members of the community provides the incentive to attain and maintain the highest possible degree of ethical conduct.
Two principles are cited in the proposed Code of Ethics. The first is "Commitment to the Student." In fulfilling the obligation to the student, the educator strives to help each student realize his or her potential as a worthy and effective member of society.
"Commitment to the Profession" is the second principle. It notes the education profession is vested by the public with a trust and responsibility requiring the highest ideals of professional service.
Football, softball
coaches resign
Coaching resignations were accepted at last week's board meeting from head football coach George Purnell and head softball coach Brittany Krueger.
Later in the meeting, when discussing the Jan. 3 board work session, Supt. Stephen Bohrer reported assistant football coaches Russ Sprague, Aaron Sprague, Aaron Mosenteen, Mike Smith, John Ortner and Rod Trumper are interested in carrying on.
Bohrer indicated he would support having the entire group of assistants continue coaching, with one of them becoming head coach.
However, board members continue to have a consensus there are too many HS football coaches. The board feels with that number of coaches they should also take on the duties of the JH football program, reported Bohrer.
Further details of the Jan. 3 work session appear in a separate article in this week's Enterprise.
First semester random
drug testing summarized
With the completion of the first semester of random drug testing in grades 7-12, Principal Susan Ortner reported at last week's meeting.
A total of 80 percent of the 7-12 students are enrolled in Random Drug Testing (RDT). This includes 70 percent of seventh and eighth graders and 86 percent of students in grades 9-12.
Ninety-four random tests were conducted over 18 weeks, for an average of 5.22 per week. Twelve students have been selected and tested twice. No positive tests have been recorded.
Of these tests, 57 were five-panel dip tests (for cocaine, amphetamines, opiates, marijuana and PCP), 37 were Etg tests (for alcohol up to 80 hours after consumption) and two were hair tests (for drugs listed above up to three months after use).
Cost per test is $10 for dip, $25 for Etg and $75 for hair, for a total cost of $1,645.
Ortner reported one alteration in practice from the adopted policy. She takes a bottle of water to each student selected for testing 30 minutes prior to the test.
For future years, Ortner made one recommendation for policy change. She suggested if students request a hair sample test rather than a dip or Etg, the family would make up the $50 difference in cost.
Dept. of Safety updates
Colorado Dept. of Public Safety (DPS) finalized securing signoffs for the district's HVAC project after Nebraska Fire & Safety wired heat/smoke detectors into the fire alarm system at the high school Jan. 5. Since signoffs are complete, Supt. Bohrer reported the occupancy permit should be received this week.
While working with the DPS, it was realized the alternative school had not gone through a safety inspection. The district thought that was cleared when the city issued a variance to locate in that area.
A DPS Dec. 22 inspection of the alternative school required certain improvements before the building could be occupied. During the holiday break, maintenance repair person Stan Kreider supervised improvements including sufficient fresh air exchange, outside combusion air, exit lights, emergency lights and better air circulation to the office.
A Jan. 2 follow-up inspection resulted in a 90-day temporary occupancy permit so students returned as scheduled Jan. 5. This gives 90 days to correct some other infractions.
Supt. Bohrer noted this week the district spent approximately $2,000 on this work and will split it 50-50 with building owner Ramón Dominguez.
Board supports CRSC
Holyoke's board adopted a resolution of support for Colorado Rural School Caucus's (CRSC) proposed modification of SB 212 (CAP4K).
Citing SB 212's requirement that all students in grades 9-12 enroll in a state mandated post secondary workforce readiness program, it's noted the district's ability to control instruction is violated.
Additionally, the state setting minimum graduation requirements is a further encroachment into the area of local control.
Music teachers share
Band director Pat Wiebers and choir director and elementary general music teacher Marcia Dalton told about the Re-1J music program activities at last week's board meeting.
They pointed out music is more than concerts, programs, pep bands and parades.
Dalton started with a quote pertaining to the value of the fine arts by John F. Kennedy. She cited a number of educational facts, including music has been linked to significantly higher test scores in writing.
Wiebers continued with thoughts on why the arts are important. "They are languages that all people speak—that cut across racial, cultural, social, educational and economic barriers and enhance cultural appreciation and awareness" started the list.
The teachers pointed out the music curriculum is linked to standards and there are performance outcomes for all levels.
Wiebers involved the board in a rhythm drill sample used in her classes. They clapped a pattern of notes and rests put to music.
Dalton noted she starts her elementary classes with echo claps, and uses many games to teach music symbols and facts. The board enjoyed a quick game fashioned after Hollywood Squares.
Other business
In other business Jan. 6, the Re-1J Board:
—heard from a community member about the continued employment of a staff member. The concern expressed was for students needing transition time.
—held a 30-minute executive session for personnel reasons during the meeting with teacher Mike Miller, Supt. Bohrer and Principal Ortner.
—held a one hour and 40 minute closed session at the end of the meeting to discuss the superintendent evaluation.
—added Deb Carlstrom, Ray Bailey, Penny Johnson and Alyssa Clark to the substitute teacher list.
—granted a facility use request for the new gym for a peewee wrestling tournament Saturday, March 14.
—noted the official posting place for school board meeting notices is the administration office at 435 S. Morlan Ave.
—canceled the Feb. 3 and Feb. 17 board meetings, scheduling that month's meeting for Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. in the administration office.


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News from the world of Maths
December 13, 2012
2013 has been declared as the year for the Mathematics of Planet Earth!
December 12, 2012
There are prizes behind today's door, from maths to physics, economics to art!
December 11, 2012
Maths, puzzles, post-it notes and the pub are waiting for you behind today's door!
December 11, 2012
What do card games, crochet, puzzles, post-it notes and beer have in common? They are all vital ingredients to the phenomenon sweeping the UK... MathsJam!
December 10, 2012
We're happy to announce a competition for short popular maths articles open to Plus readers of all ages and backgrounds. The winning article will be published in a forthcoming book provisionally named fifty, which will be published by Oxford University Press to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications in 2014.
December 10, 2012
This year we were lucky enough to see the Imaginary exhibition in Barcelona. It's an interactive mathematics exhibition that inspires the imagination with beautiful images. And what is more exciting it allows anyone to step into the world of maths!
December 9, 2012
We love the Math/Maths podcast! It's a conversation about mathematics between the UK and USA from Pulse-Project.org. Peter Rowlett in Nottingham calls Samuel Hansen in Las Vegas to chat about the math and maths that has been in the news, that they've noticed and that has happened to them.
December 8, 2012
Plus is edited entirely by women who are happily disregarding gender stereotypes, so we're always happy to highlight women's achievements in maths. We've got lots of content by or about women mathematicians on Plus and here are some of our favourites.


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How budget showdowns could squeeze the US economy
WASHINGTON Just as the U.S. economy is struggling to expand at a healthy pace, a pair of political standoffs threatens to slow growth and spook investors.
Unless Congress acts before Tuesday to fund federal spending, some of the government would shut down. Separately, the government will run out of money to pay its bills by late October unless Congress raises the federal borrowing cap. A 2011 fight over the borrowing cap rattled consumers, businesses and investors and likely slowed growth.
Here are questions and answers about how the two standoffs, now intertwined, could affect the economy and financial markets:
Q. What exactly will happen within the next days and weeks?
A. The most urgent deadline is for Congress and the White House to agree to keep funding the government after the current budget year ends Monday. Otherwise, some of the government would have to shut down. The House and Senate are considering bills to fund the government past the deadline. But House Republicans want to cut off funding for President Barack Obama's health care law as a condition of passing the spending measure. Senate Democrats and the White House have balked. Unless one side essentially blinks, a partial shutdown of the government will occur.
Q. What would be the effect on the economy if the two sides miss the deadline for passing the spending measure?
A. About one-third of the government will shut down. About 800,000 of about 2.1 million federal employees will be sent home without pay. National parks will close.
NASA will continue to keep workers at Mission Control in Houston and elsewhere to support the International Space station, where two Americans and four other people live. Aside from that only about 3 percent of NASA's 18,000 workers will keep working.
The military and other agencies involving safety and security would continue to function. These include air traffic controllers, border patrol and law enforcement officers. Social Security, Medicare and veterans' benefits payments would continue, but there could be delays in processing new disability applications.
A partial shutdown that lasts no more than a few days wouldn't likely nick the economy much. But if the shutdown were to persist for two weeks or more, the economy would likely begin to slow, economists say.
Extended closures of national parks would hurt hotels, restaurants and other tourism-related businesses. Delays in processing visas for overseas visitors could interrupt trade. And the one-third of the federal workforce that lost pay would cut back on spending, thereby slowing growth.
A three-week shutdown would slow the economy's annual growth rate in the October-December quarter by up to 0.9 percentage point, Goldman Sachs estimates. If so, the growth rate next quarter would be a scant 1.6 percent, compared with the 2.5 percent that many economists now forecast.
The contingency plans for various government agencies are available at http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/contingency-plans .
Q. What about the federal borrowing cap? First of all, what is it?
A. It's a legal limit on how much debt the government can pile up. The government accumulates debt two ways: It borrows money from investors by issuing Treasurys. And it borrows from itself, mostly from Social Security revenue.
Q. What if Congress can't agree to raise the cap in time?
A. It could be disastrous. No longer authorized to borrow, the government would have to pay its bills only out of the revenue it gets from taxes and fees. This would force the government to immediately slash spending by 32 percent, the Bipartisan Policy Center estimates. Most analysts think the government would delay paying each day's bills until it had accumulated enough money to pay them all.


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Using 100% woven polyester, these premium quality area rugs boast an exceptionally soft touch and high durability. Available in three versatile sizes (2' x 3', 3' x 5', 4' x 6') they are the perfect accent to any room in your home, featuring thousands of designs from your favorite artists on a subtle chevron pattern. Machine washable; non-skid pad not included.
A mix of new and old labels. . . pen and ink colored digitally.
copyright 2012 Meg Shearer
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Yukon Adjustable Cable Crossover Machine [COM-300 & COM-200]
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- 180 degrees of movement provide endless choices of Hi and Low Pulley exercises.
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- Built for serious cable crossover users.
- Plate loaded for olympic weight (model COM-300) or can be purchased as twin 200 lb. stack plate selectorized with 10 lb. increments (model COM-200).
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Royals and Billy Butler agree to four-year contract through 2014 with club option for 2015
The Royals have agreed to terms with first baseman Billy Butler on a four-year contract through the 2014 season with a club option for 2015. Consistent with club policy, terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Butler, 24, has won back-to-back Les Milgram Player of the Year awards in 2009 and 2010, joining George Brett as the only two players in franchise history to win the award in the back-to-back seasons. He hit a career-high .318 last year with 45 doubles, 15 home runs and 78 RBI, ranking in the top 10 in the American League in batting (sixth), hits (tied for third, 189), doubles (tied for fourth), multi-hit games (fourth, 54) and on-base percentage (seventh, .388). Butler's 96 doubles are the most in the Major Leagues since the beginning of the 2009 season.
Selected by the Royals in the first round (14th overall) in the 2004 Draft, Butler is a career .299 hitter with 141 doubles, 55 home runs and 278 RBI in 533 Major League games since making his debut in 2007. Born in Orange Park, Fla., he and his wife, Katie, have a daughter, Kenley, and reside in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Billy will be participating in the Royals Caravan that will visit Warrensburg, Jefferson City and Springfield, Mo. on Sunday. The group will visit Springdale, Ark. and Pittsburg, Kan. on Monday. We'll bring you a recap of Billy's press conference, which will take place on Tuesday in Kansas City.


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The Nitro Swindle Snowboard answers the cries of rail rats who are tired of paying too much for snowboards they end up destroying anyway. Nitro left out the bells and whistles, and focused on the important stuff like a durable Powercore II core, and extra-beefy Railkiller edges designed to withstand even the most botched gap-to-rail attempts. Add in a buttery flex and Zero Camber profile that locks into presses and stomps landings, and you end up with a serious street and park jibbing machine.
The Zero Camber profile is flat for a stable and forgiving feel that still retains much of the pop and edge hold you find in a cambered board. Biax fiberglass provides a buttery flex for getting loose on jibs and making smooth turns, and beefy RailKiller edges are 20% thicker than standard edges so they can take a beating when you're throwing down in the streets. The lightweight Powercore II poplar core features inlaid beech strips for extra strength, and it has Whiplash profiling so it's thinner between the bindings for maximum pressibility and thicker underfoot for durability. Nitro also decided to give it an upgrade this season by adding a durable, lightning-fast Speed Formula HD sintered base.
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absolutely love nitro boards
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Ive been riding Nitro boards for years and have never had any issues. Ive scraped over giant rocks, logs, and entire dirt features and the double wide edges always hold strong. I love the zero camber and use it all the time on deep pow days and it also kills it in the park. Its a really solid all around board. ive been riding the same swindle for 3 years now and log in over 100 days a year and it rides as good as it did when i bought it.
Rail/Park Dreams!!1
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
From the durability of the RailKiller Edges, to the flex of Zero Camber, to the response of the Whiplash Core Profile, the Swindle Snowboard is the ultimate park snowboard. A board that has been in the line for years for a reason - it´s a team favorite!
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Thinking of buying this a a second board for street riding. How much should i size down from my downhill board? I'm 6 foot and 170 pounds currently riding a 155.


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Alchemy Design Studio
- Location: online only
- Specialty: Remote interior design and online shop
- Price range: ($) Budget - ($$$) High-End
- Website: alchemy-design-studio.com
Store History
- Founded: July 2012
- Founded by: Jessica Spencer
Jessica Spencer has always had a particular sensitivity to what "good spaces" feel like and the profound effect they have on our daily lives. This sensitivity to the world and environments (both natural and man-made) led her to pursue a career in design from a very early age. She worked in design studios both on Lake Winnipesaukee and under the Big Sky in Montana for several years before deciding it was finally time to go back to school to get her interior design degree. In the years since graduating, Jess has made it her mission to lend to all her work her unique intuitive design sense. Alchemy/Designs represents the idea that the spaces that make up our world are far more than the sum of their parts; our homes undergo a certain transformation over time and Jess believes that there's a certain magic to it - a certain alchemical process that makes our home like our second skin. Being so, Alchemy/Designs seeks to bring beauty, function, and fantastic design to everyone's home; whether newly built, undergoing renovations or remodels, or just needing a little well-deserved pick-me-up after years of humble use.
Interior designer Jessica Spencer recognizes that there are two kinds of home decorators — those who need a little design hand holding and those who have their own definite vision. Alchemy Design Studio is a destination for both. Spencer offers both remote design services as well a full web shop stocked with furniture and accessories.
Name/Title: Jessica Spencer/Owner & Interior Designer, Allied ASID
Launch date: July 2012
Inspiration for opening: I felt that there was a need for an online boutique that offered carefully curated and unique pieces for the home, while also offering personalized service to each and every customer. If someone is interested in something on the website, all they have to do is pop me an email or give a call and they can ask me anything they like and get my professional opinion. I wanted to combine the convenience of online shopping with the personalized service of an interior design studio. And for people who'd like even more personalized design help, Alchemy/Design offers a remote design service for a very reasonable fee. So whether our customers just want to find a cool, unique piece for their home and they know exactly what they're looking for, need a little help in the right direction, or need full interior design services, near or far, Alchemy/Design fits the bill!
Merchandise source: We source from companies that we feel further our design aesthetic - imaginative, eclectic, high-quality, whimsical, and timeless. We try to work with only US-made companies that maintain a high ideal of craftsmanship and a history of standing behind their products. As an interior designer, I've never been able to source items for clients that I know won't hold up, so Alchemy/Design Studio only carries high-quality, hand-crafted pieces that will stand the test of time.
Best selling item: Our "Florabunda" rug has done great, I think because it's a colorful and fun rug that also is totally classic and could be moved around the home throughout a lifetime to freshen up a variety of spaces. Also, our "Oh, Deer" pillows (third photo above) have done well with their bold, graphic pattern and coloring.
Your favorite item: My current obsession is the "Sands of Time" rug. It's slightly tribal-looking, but has a wonderfully neutral color palatte with just subtle splashes of color. The rug looks just as chic in a New Hampshire lake home as it does in a Big Sky mountain home. I'm also really into the new painting we have called "Marius" - it's nautical and I love the bold colors, graphic styling, and vintage appeal.
Favorite store (other than your own): All the little antique stores around my home on Lake Winnipesaukee and in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. The smallest towns have the biggest gems. I once found a Stickley coffee table at a little antique barn in NH and got a fantastic deal on it. I love finding a great antique piece and giving it new life, whether it be in its current "kinda seen better days" condition, (which can be lovely in its own right), or refinishing it to breathe new life into it.
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Thanks for sharing your story and experiences thus far, Kathleen.
My wife and I are expecting our first and are about as far along as you. We saw Abby and Ricki's movie early last year and loved it. I then went on to read Dr. Marsden Wagner's book Born in the USA and my wife read Naomi Wolf's Misconceptions and we've both decided that a natural childbirth with a midwife is the way we'd like to have our baby.
My wife is 39 and worried her age will negatively affect her pregnancy and the birth. Those worries are compounded by the same comments you hear and that Abby warned about: that a natural childbirth sounds like a good idea but why risk your child's life and experience a level of pain when you don't need to. Hearing these kind of comments make my blood boil.
I suppose all of us feel like we know what's best and we have our own fears, but I don't understand why some people feel the need to share their fears by telling others what to do. It seems to happen at every step of having a baby, too, from choice of doctor or midwife to choice of name to how to discipline a child, there's no dearth of unsolicited advice. (I wish that advice was channeled into the financial realm instead.) We're only 8 weeks in, but I hope I can learn to better ignore the self-appointed nannies and save the decisions for my wife and me.
The biggest lesson I've learned from the movies and books I've read is that women are amazing. You contain within yourselves the miraculous power to nurture and deliver a human life. That is so awesome. Congratulations, Kathleen!
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Fun Wines For Easter
f you want to break out of your wine rut and try something fun for Easter, we have the wines for you. And, don't feel like you can only drink these wines for Easter. Feel free to drink them all year. These wines aren't your standard fare but they are fun, flirty and funky. These wines are approachable – they don't need to age in your cellar (or your dark closet) for a few years or decades to be at their best. You can grab them at the wine shop and drink them the minute you get home. In other words, low maintenance.


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1. An essay on cantharides: comprising, a brief account of their natural history ; an inquiry into their mode of operation, and their use in diseases : with some remarks relative to the time when they should be employed
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Rush, Benjamin, 1746-1813, dedicatee
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University of Pennsylvania.
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2. An inaugural dissertation on the unity of disease, as opposed to nosology: submitted to the examination of the Rev. John Ewing, S.T.P. provost ; the trustees and medical faculty, of the University of Pennsylvania, on the thirty-first of May 1800, for the degree of Doctor of Medicine
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Burlington, NC -- A mother and her daughter were airlifted to UNC-CH Hospital for treatment after a wreck in Burlington late Friday night.
Saturday, around 6:00 p.m, Burlington Police said that UNC Hospital in Chapel Hill informed them that the mother Porsche L. Cobb died. Her three year-old daughter, Destry Springfield, is still in the hospital.
Police said the accident happened around 11 pm on the 1800 block of Malone Road.
First responders found Cobb's vehicle where it went off the road and overturned. Her vehicle was the only one involved in the wreck.
Both Cobb and her daughter had to be removed from the vehicle by emergency workers, according to police.
Several emergency departments responded to the accident including the Burlington Fire Department, Alamance County EMS and the Alamance County Rescue Squad.
Police are still investigating this accident and ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers at (336) 229-7100.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Police have arrested and charged a 24-year-old man in connection to a homicide in DC.
Joshua Holifield of Suitland, Md. was arrested and charged with First Degree Murder While Armed in connection to the killing of Terrence Fowler, 19 of Upper Marlboro, police said.
The incident occurred on June 2, 2007. When police arrived at 5200 block of Clay Street, NE, they found Fowler suffering from gunshot wounds, police said.


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Warbirds - Red Baron 2012 v4.1.7 | Mac Os X | Games | 1.6 GB
Genre: Action, Flight Simulato
Red Baron 2012, Enhanced Graphics (EG) gives players fast-flying combat aerial fights across the embattled skies of Europe during World War I with a brand new graphic system, with more polygons and more detail in the aircraft, the terrains, and all the special effects. New sounds, new tracers, new explosions greatly enhance the Red Baron 2012, EG experience! World War I was the period in History when the aeroplane came of age. Two brothers from Dayton, Ohio, USA, invented the aeroplane in 1903.


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PADEN CITY - St. John flexed its rushing muscles to the tune of 197 yards and five touchdowns Friday night in handing Paden City a 34-8 defeat at Berger Field.
Nick Cervelli led the way with 106 yards on the ground, with Devon Hennesy and D.J. Shoemaker each scoring two touchdowns.
''We definitely wanted to drive the ball and make a statement,'' first-year Irish coach Jason Merryman said.
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Paden City's Brandon Cross, left, tries to get out of the grasp of Kolin Melko, middle, and D.J. Shoemaker.
''We wanted to keep pounding, keep pounding, keep pounding it. Cervelli was a man possessed and Hennesy was a big spark for us.
''That was a pretty good combination for us.''
St. John (2-1) dominated the line of scrimmage all night and no drive was this more evident than the Irish's first of the second half.
Leading 21-0 and starting on its own 32, Cervelli, who averaged a little more than 10 yards per carry, ripped of consecutive runs of 8, 18 and 22 yards to put the Irish on the Wildcats 20. Hennesy reaped the rewards of Cervelli's work and took the next snap 20 yards up the middle for his second score to help boost the lead to 27-0.
''This was the first time we used both of those guys this much,'' Merryman said. ''It was a pleasant surprise.''
All told, nine players carried the ball for St. John.
''We tried not to throw it as much this week,'' said Merryman, whose team attempted 13 passes. ''We wanted to showcase the running game and take the wind of their sails.''
It didn't happen right away. But as the game went on the Irish's runners and bruising offensive line continued to wear down Wildcats defenders.
Shoemaker scored on a 1-yard run in the first quarter and added a 7-yard jaunt on the first play of the second quarter. Hennesy ripped off a 28-yard scoring burst later in the quarter and the Irish led 21-0 at halftime.
The youthful Wildcats, with only 14 players suited up due to a few injuries, looked primed to trim the lead to a touchdown following Shoemaker's second scoring run.
The Wildcats marched nearly 80 yards down the field only to see the drive halted when a fumble went of the end zone for a touchback.
It was one of those nights for Paden City (0-3), which finished with five turnovers.
''I told the kids I'm proud of the effort they gave,'' veteran Wildcats coach Brent Croasmun said. ''I told them before the game to go out and win some plays. I thought they played hard and gave me all they had.''
Paden City only has one senior and its offensive line is comprised of mostly freshmen.
''I only have one guy on the team with a driver's license,'' Croasmun said. ''We have some small guys on the line, but they stuck their noses in there. They're not afraid and that's all I can ask of them.''
One of the bright spots for the Wildcats was the play of sophomore quarterback Brandon Cross. Cross, who scored the Wildcats' only touchdown on a 7-yard jaunt late, was the night's leading ground gainer with 137 yards.
''This was only his second game as a starter,'' Croasmun said. ''We had to throw him in on the second series against Clay-Battelle when Zach Heasley went down.
''He's getting better every game. He carried some guys on his back and that's not by accident. That's because he lived in the weight room this summer.''
While Croasmun is seeing improvement, Merryman knows his team needs to get better in a number of phases with the likes of Bishop Donahue and Clay-Battelle ahead on the schedule.
''We have to cut back on the penalties,'' said Merryman, whose team had 10 for 95 yards. ''But, overall, it was a team effort.''


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Those 19-months of negotiations, court appearances and research all cost you the tax-payers more than $370,000 dollars.
Yakima County isn't apologizing.
"You are innocent until proven guilty," said Yakima County Court Administrator Harold Delia. "And, so the system actually worked in my opinion. Were the costs extraordinary for the actual plea agreement? You bet. But that's how the system is."
From the beginning the case was bogged with delays. Yakima considered the death penalty which required a second attorney.
When the death penalty was off the table, the second attorney was off the case, but later re-hired to keep things moving.
KIMA discovered attorney fees alone ate up about half the cost of the case at $181,000.
Add that to costs racked up by the investigation, experts and a special prosecutor and you've got a $323,000-bill.
But that's not all. Harper's jail tab is over $55,000, which is from more than 600 days behind bars.
An expense that grows every day as Harper awaits his sentencing.
KIMA asked, "Was this a good use of taxpayer dollars?"
"Oh, well, I'd be hesitant to comment on that," said Yakima County Commissioner Rand Elliott.
Harper's case comes at a time when prosecutors work to control soaring law and justice costs.
"Is this an example of why you need to do that?" KIMA asked.
"No, not this one in particular," said Elliott. "There's been several cases in recent years that have cost far more than this."
A murder trial five years ago cost you about $2-million. That resulted in a guilty verdict for the men who killed a father and daughter.
In the end, Harper admitted to only a weapons and stolen property charge.
While Harper's case could have certainly dug deeper into the county's wallet there's no denying it was one expensive plea deal.
Our figures do not include prosecutors' expenses or those to deputies.
When factoring those numbers court officials say the actual cost of Harper's case is much greater.
We called prosecutors for their figures, but haven't heard back from them.


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One by one, the baby animals go to sleep. There are barely any words here other than the name of the baby animal and the repeated refrains, "Sleepy, oh so sleepy." From time to time the question is asked, "Where's my sleepy baby?" Maybe the rhythm and repetition will lull some little ones to sleep. Maybe. The pulp papermaking technique gives impressionistic images of the animals. Some are harder to identify than others, but for the very young this will hardly matter. 2-5.
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We talked to the ladies of B5 offices and got their opinion on what they want to see a man wearing the first time they go out with him. Interestingly, aviators, like the dude in this picture is wearing? Not on the list. Other than that, results vary. What do you think men should wear?
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Its the Most Wonderful Time of the Year Sign
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On a mantel, above a door or in the entryway, this hand-painted sign welcomes all with holiday cheer.
- 36" wide x 18" high x 1" thick
- Made of mahogany wood.
- Distressed hand-painted finish.
- Mounting hardware included.
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- Backed with D-rings for wall mounting.
- Includes two anchors and two screws.
- Overall: 36" wide x 18" high x 1" thick
- Weight: 5.5 pounds
- Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
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South Pomfret, Vermont Civil Rights Lawyers
Norman E. Watts
Woodstock, VT Civil Rights Attorney.
(800) 544-8555American University and Vermont Law School
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Rutland, VT Civil Rights Attorney.
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Middlebury, VT Civil Rights Attorney.
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