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As a last meal we decided to indulge in The Spread Buffet at the new Horseshoe Casino. As a rule I do not do buffets. The food is usually luke warm and mediocre. And how long the food has been sitting out is a guessing game. However, the pictures of The Spread looked so great that I was willing to break my own rule.
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To The Editor: Every Friday from noon to 12:30 p.m., women gather at the old courthouse on Main Street in Hendersonville to demonstrate for peace. Dressed in black, they walk in silence.
"Women in Black for Peace" started in Argentina. Women dressed in black stood weekly in the main square of Buenos Aires. They silently held pictures of loved ones who had disappeared during the reign of Juan Peron. Eventually they learned of the misfortunes that befell the ones who disappeared. It took time. It took patience and persistence.
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Macroeconomic Effects of a Mileage-Dependent Toll Payable by Heavy-Goods Vehicles on Motorways in Austria
The toll to be imposed on heavy-goods vehicles will drive up the cost of using motorways with the distance driven. As a consequence, it will provide an incentive to improve the utilisation of cargo space. Transports for hire or reward are better positioned to exploit streamlining options than transports on own account. The toll will cover part of the external costs of the goods transport by road. This will in turn strengthen the competitive position of the railway, which could charge higher freight rates for long-distance haulage and multi-modal transportation. In assessing the macroeconomic effects of a toll on heavy-goods vehicles, Variant A starts out from a rate of 0.14 € per kilometre driven by a four-axle heavy-goods vehicle (toll revenues of € 322 million), whereas Variant B assumes 0.25 € (toll revenues of € 576 million) by 2004. The revenues will be wholly invested in the network of motorways. Of those toll revenues, 58 percent will derive from domestic transports, 14 percent from import transports, 12 percent from export transports, and 16 percent from transit traffic by domestic and foreign heavy-goods vehicles. The macroeconomic impact of the toll in 2004 is estimated by using the MULTIMAC model. Its main findings are: • The toll will raise domestic prices (in terms of the consumer price index) by 0.11 percent in Variant A, and by 0.20 percent in Variant B. Price increases will be relatively steep for products of the stoneware, glassware, mining and oil processing industries. • The toll will boost GDP by 0.08 percent (0.15 percent in Variant B), as a result of greater investments in the roads. This will primarily benefit the construction industry, whereas the chemical industry will suffer the greatest decline of growth rates. • The number of employed will rise in line with greater GDP growth (+3,200 in Variant A, +5,700 in Variant B), whereas unemployment will drop by 0.1 percent (0.2 percent). • The relative price increase of domestic production and greater final demand at the domestic level will reduce exports and boost imports. As a result, the foreign trade balance will deteriorate by € 115 million (€ 205 million for Variant B) at 1995 prices. If this sum is reduced by the toll takings from foreign heavy-goods vehicles and coaches, the balance of payments loss will be just € 45 million (or € 80 million for Variant B) at 2004 prices. The toll will exert its worst effect on production locations in Burgenland, but will have little impact on Vienna and Vorarlberg. The toll will have a beneficial effect on the environmental situation. It will cause changes in production processes by reducing transport. Some of those transports will be shifted from the road to the rail. Better utilisation of the existing loading space in turn will cut down on noise and pollution emissions. Introducing a toll on heavy-goods vehicles fosters economic policy objectives such as growth, employment and environmental protection. On the other hand, it makes inroads on price stability and shakes up the external economic balance. Nevertheless, its effects will be of a relatively minor scale.
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MSNBC breaking news host and ex-NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams was allowed out on MSNBC's airwaves early Friday afternoon to discuss President Obama's visit to Hiroshima so he could resurrect a taped report that aired in 2005 on the 60th anniversary of the nuclear bomb's dropping on the Japanese city.
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The network morning shows on Friday all praised President Obama's "historic visit" to Hiroshima, Japan – site of the first nuclear bombing – and him using the occasion to push his foreign policy agenda.
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Intelligent design creationist Jonathan Wells has written the insidious "Ten questions to ask your biology teacher about evolution." These questions try to encourage students to doubt and distrust evolutionary theory.
Here are 10 brief answers to those questions. Please feel free to copy and distribute this document to teachers, students, parents, and others.
In the sections below, Wells's questions appear in italics.
The new field of "evo-devo"–an integration of evolutionary biology with our growing understanding of embryonic development–is an exciting a fruitful area of intense scientific research. A book purporting to "explore evolution" would do well to address this exciting field, yet the discussion in Explore Evolution is mired in disputes about what Darwin thought about embryos 150 years ago, and the legitimacy of illustrations by Ernst Haeckel 100 years ago.
What is Homology?
Understanding why living organisms resemble each other has fascinated human beings for millennia, long before evolution provided a unifying concept for biology.
Anatomical Homology
Nested patterns of shared similarities between species play an important role in testing evolutionary hypotheses. "Homology" is one term used to describe these patterns, but scientists prefer other, more clearly defined terms. Explore Evolution would have done well to accurately present the way scientists talk about this issue, instead of building two chapters around a misguided attack on a particular word with a meaning that dates to pre-evolutionary attempts at understanding the diversity of life.
Opting Out - Not!
Dear NCSE: I teach 9th grade biology and the principal informed me that in response to the request of a parent, a student in my class has been given permission to opt out of the evolution section.
Teach the "Controversy?"
Whether providing students with an opportunity to evaluate the scientific credibility of creationism actually advances their understanding of evolution depends on the level of students, the objective of the assignment, and how the assignment is designed. Research indicates (Verhey 2005) college students gain a better understanding of why evolution is accepted science, and why creationism, creation science, and intelligent design are not appropriate scientific topics when given an opportunity to examine antievolutionist claims.
Science and Evolution
According to the National Science Board's 2002 study Science and Engineering Indicators, only one-third of Americans can adequately explain what it means to study something scientifically. As a nation, we are easy prey for those promoting pseudoscientific claims, and the National Science Board survey blames education and the media for this.


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Using advanced technology and innovations, Union Pacific employees monitor the safety of railroad equipment as it travels over 36,000 miles of track. At this year's Railroad Days festival, visitors to the Union Pacific Railroad Museum will get to experience what it's like to work at UP's Mechanical Derailment Prevention Desk.
UP engineers will be available to give visitors a hands-on experience with the railroad's high-tech wayside detectors. In addition to the interactive safety display, visitors can view the museum's recently-opened temporary summer exhibit that focuses on the evolution of how railroads have been depicted by artists throughout history in Art and Illustration on the Railroad, featuring six rare paintings by Howard Fogg.
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Vancouver's volunteer eyes and ears, 140 of them perhaps, will be on patrol Saturday in observance of National Make a Difference Day.
Thirty-five trained members of Neighbors On Watch will work in pairs, some using their own cars and others using the Vancouver Police Department's two vehicles with cameras and electronic equipment that can recognize license plates of stolen cars, according to a police bulletin. Meanwhile, other NOW members will document what happens and call 911 if necessary.
"These incredible volunteers are donating part of their weekend to keep things safer for everyone who lives, works in or visits our city," Kelly Cheney, the department's volunteer coordinator, said in a bulletin.
Police Chief Cliff Cook brought the program here in 2008. Members are meant to be highly visible, wearing fluorescent yellow vests, maroon T-shirts and tan caps; round magnetic NOW signs adorn their car doors.
Police think that might discourage car prowlers. But they also are trained not to confront anyone, just watch, document and report.
For more information, call Cheney at 360-487-7467. Or visit http://www.vanpolice.org.


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Here is the route that I have come up with so far. I have already ridden the route to Fremont.
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NIDDM is a polygenic disease characterized by insulin resistance in muscle, fat, and liver, followed by a failure of pancreatic beta cells to adequately compensate for this resistance despite increased insulin secretion. Mice double heterozygous for null alleles in the insulin receptor and insulin receptor substrate-1 genes exhibit the expected approximately 50% reduction in expression of these two proteins, but a synergism at a level of insulin resistance with 5- to 50-fold elevated plasma insulin levels and comparable levels of beta cell hyperplasia. At 4-6 months of age, 40% of these double heterozygotes become overtly diabetic. This NIDDM mouse model in which diabetes arises in an age-dependent manner from the interaction between two genetically determined, subclinical defects in the insulin signaling cascade demonstrates the role of epistatic interactions in the pathogenesis of common diseases with non-Mendelian genetics.
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Oklahoma City's Lyric Theatre will present 'Some Enchanted Evening' at the Plaza
Oscar Hammerstein's wife, Dorothy, was once approached at a dinner party by a woman who spoke of her fondness for Richard Rodgers' "Some Enchanted Evening." The lyricist's wife quickly pointed out that it was Hammerstein who wrote "Some Enchanted Evening," not Rodgers. The composer's contribution had simply been "dum-dee dum-dee dum-dum."
Scholars have long debated the division of labor regarding songs from the musical theater, but it's clear that songwriting remains a collaborative art. "Some Enchanted Evening" owes as much to Rodgers as it does to Hammerstein.
The famous hit from "South Pacific" is also the title of a musical revue that honors the celebrated songwriting team. Lyric Theatre continues its Plaza season this month with "Some Enchanted Evening," a production that features musical numbers from "Oklahoma!," "Carousel," "State Fair," "Allegro," "The King and I," "Cinderella," "Flower Drum Song" and "The Sound of Music."
Created by Jeffrey B. Moss in 1983, "Some Enchanted Evening" features a cast of five singers who perform solos, duets, trios and full company numbers by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Lyric's cast features Ethan Spell, Heather Geery, Jamie Buxton, Melissa Griffith and Dallas Lish. Ashley Wells directs, Matthew Sipress choreographs, and Brian Hamilton is music director.
"This is the first show of our 50th season, and we were looking for a way to celebrate that," Wells said recently.
"Lyric Theatre has done 20 Rodgers and Hammerstein productions over the years, including every show that's featured in this production except 'Allegro.' The revue has a pretty nice flow and arc."
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As another way to celebrate this significant milestone, Lyric Theatre has invited several performers who have appeared in past Lyric shows to perform a featured number and share a story or anecdote about their Lyric experiences.
A different performer will be featured at every performance. Among the scheduled guests are Marilyn Govich, Ben Williams, Charlotte Franklin, Jane Hall, John Steele, Lyn Cramer, Bob Windsor, Tommy Cunningham, Charlie Monnot, Jeanie Cooper and Billie Thrash.
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During a partnership that would last until Hammerstein's death in 1960, the songwriters penned nine stage musicals and one score each for film and television.
Of their stage collaborations, five have become musical theater classics: "Oklahoma!," "Carousel," "South Pacific," "The King and I" and "The Sound of Music."
"With 'Some Enchanted Evening,' there's interaction among the characters and some fun tongue-in-cheek business," Wells said.
"But it's really about the songs and the arrangements. We're featuring chandeliers and two grand pianos. It's an evening of old school elegance that celebrates the music and lyrics of Rodgers and Hammerstein."


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Last week I've been debugging a problem I had with this site's nginx server: from time to time it hanged and I had to restart the process. Some time ago I wrote a little script that checked if it was running OK and restarted it otherwise, but anyway that wasn't a real solution.
So I spent some days really looking into it and asking for support and reporting my findings to the nginx mailing list. One useful tip I got there was enabling the "debug" mode on the error log, which shows full traces of the processes (including their PID) as they're processing the request, the rewrites, upstreams, etc.
With this extended log and the PID of the process malfunctioning, it's quite easy finding out what that process was doing right before hanging. In order to find out the PID of the hanged processes, I extended my check-reboot script to log some generic system metrics right before restarting nginx: netstat -nap (which shows the PID), ps, vmstat, etc.
#!/bin/sh TIMEOUT=20 CHECK=http://localhost/wp-admin/ LOG=/var/log/checkWeb/checkWeb-$(date +%Y%m%d).log LOGR=/var/log/checkWeb/restart-$(date +%Y%m%d).log TMP=/tmp/checkWeb-$RANDOM if ! wget -t 1 -o /dev/null -O /dev/nul -T $TIMEOUT $CHECK then echo "ERROR, restarting nginx" echo "** RESTARTING **" >> $TMP date >> $TMP echo "- CLOSE_WAIT:" >> $TMP netstat -nap | grep -c CLOSE_WAIT >> $TMP echo "- vmstat" >> $TMP vmstat 1 5 >> $TMP echo "- free" >> $TMP free >> $TMP echo "- ps" >> $TMP ps aux >> $TMP echo "- netstat" >> $TMP netstat -nap >> $TMP echo "" >> $TMP echo "" >> $TMP # pkill -9 -f php-cgi pkill -9 -f nginx sleep 1s /etc/init.d/nginx start cat $TMP cat $TMP >> $LOG date >> $LOGR fi rm -rf $TMP
This way, each time localhost/wp-admin was unresponsive (I was debugging a WP site), besides restarting nginx I was getting a lot of system info. With time I got to realize that nginx processes were not actually hanging, but some of their sockets got on the CLOSE_WAIT state forever until the process was restarted. Looking for the PID of those processes according to netstat on the error log, the last request they were processing before getting to the CLOSE_WAIT state was always the same: on my blog I have some examples of how running servers with daemontools; daemontools uses named pipes (FIFOs), which can become kind of black holes if there's no process feeding them; when nginx hit one of these FIFOs, it hanged.
Funny thing is that I never had this problem with either Apache nor lighttpd. But anyway the problem is not nginx but those FIFOs which shouldn't really be there. I removed them and have had no hanged processes in five days, while before this nginx was restarting 3-4 times a day.


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Inmate serving 10-year term dies at Oklahoma prison
McALESTER — Officials say a 63-year-old inmate at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary has died in the medical unit at the maximum-security prison.
Warden's assistant Terry Crenshaw says Fredrick B. Zimmer was pronounced dead shortly after midnight Monday. Crenshaw says Zimmer's cause of death is still unknown but officials believed he died of natural causes.
A local newspaper reports that Zimmer was serving a 10-year prison sentence out of Noble County. He was convicted in March 2010 of rape by instrumentation, forcible sodomy and two counts of lewd or indecent proposals or acts to a child younger than 16.
Crenshaw says Zimmer was transferred to the McAlester prison's medical unit earlier this month. Previously, he was serving his sentence at the Jess Dunn Correctional Center in Taft.


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Drivers will have to pay attention to bicyclists before they open car doors or face a fine under a bill approved by the Wisconsin Legislature.
The bill approved by the Senate and Assembly on Tuesday requires drivers to take "due precaution" to ensure opening their doors will not interfere with traffic or endanger any person. Violators could be fined $40.
The plan also eliminates a requirement that riders allow three feet between their bike and any vehicle. It is expected to be signed into law by Gov. Jim Doyle.
Lawmakers introduced the bill after a Madison woman last year fractured a vertebra when a motorist opening a door threw her off her bike. The woman received a $10 citation for riding too close to the car.


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I am currently working on getting the Gold Star medals, I am wondering what exactly determines if you get an S rank. I am very confused, sometimes I will destroy every enemy but take extra time to do so and get a C rank, or I will complete an objective in 20 seconds and still get a B rank, or when I think I am doing horrible I end up with an S rank, so what exactly determines your rank?
Also, is Needle's eye still in the same mission, or one campaign, also what determines heat of battle, do people have to be shooting at me?
First, Im not entirely sure on the S ranking. I have an idea and that would be that it is a combination of you shooting down lots of enemies, taking little dammage, finishing the mission as fast as possible. Frontline landings probably give you a small boost. Im sure it has to do with score vs time though in the end.
Second, for needle's eye, cause I got that one, All you have to do is 10 frontline landings during the campaign. They have to be made, so there is no room for error. If you crash trying to make a frontline landing, you start your 10 over, if you are in a mission where you can do a front line landing and you return to base, im not sure, but you may start your 10 over as well. Since it is for frontline landings, the answer to your question is sort-of. Frontline landings are when you land on the battlefield at a liberated airbase, so in the end, you may be getting shot at while you are landing, which sucks cause your dammage may be high, so you need to utilze "cover" mode at when you are doing this.
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One thing that sets Kicking Horse Mountain Resort apart from all other ski resorts is the Kicking Horse Grizzly Bear Refuge. This is the largest enclosed and protected grizzly bear habitat in the world. The 20-acre area is the home of our resident grizzly bear, Boo. Within this natural mountainside habitat, Boo hunts, plays, forages, and explores just like his wild cousins.
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Marc Forgione Eyes Duane Park Space for Southeast Asian Restaurant
The chef has a new project in the pipeline.
The agenda for CB1 Manhattan's November meeting includes an appearance of representatives from a Southeast Asian-inspired restaurant seeking a liquor license for the Duane Park space. Chef Marc Forgione and his partner Chris Blumlo are attached to the project, and will actually present their plan at December's Tribeca Committee meeting, Tribeca Citizen reports. The project is called Kio (or perhaps Kyo) and Eater NY posits it's most likely the same restaurant Forgione was trying to get green-lit last year in Soho at 265 Elizabeth Street. [Tribeca Citizen, Eater NY]


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Reading the Bible with the Eye of the Soul
Michael, Leach, National Catholic Reporter
"With you leading, I entered inside myself, and with the eye of my soul, such as it was, I saw above that eye of my soul, above my mind, an unchangeable light."
--St. Augustine, Confessions 7:10
My great-uncle Barney was a big-time salesman for Boeing in the 1950s. Adults in our working-class families talked about him with the kind of reverence Willy Loman had for his brother, Ben, who went to Alaska with only "a smile and a shoeshine" and came back rich. When Uncle Barney talked, even nephews had to listen.
Uncle Barney, a Protestant, was interested in religion as well as airplanes and was puzzled why his teenage nephew was studying to become a priest. "Michael," he asked one night at a dinner table, "why do you depend on the pope to tell you what the Bible means? Why don't you just let God speak to you directly?"
"It's like this," I explained. "The pope and the church were given the keys to the kingdom of heaven by Jesus so there would be no confusion on what the Bible really means. If everybody could just say what something meant, there would no absolute truth. Two different things can't be true at the same time."
Apologetics is a nasty business. Uncle Barney held his ground. I held the church's and blinded him with polemical dust. Now I'm as old as he was then and read the Bible the way he did, listening for God's voice inside me, no in-betweeners.
Sorry, Uncle Barney. You deserved better.
Here is what I know now: There is more than one way to look at anything. And two things can be true at the same time. Look at the illustration of Rubin's vase. What do you see? A vase? Two faces? Which is real, which is true? We can read the Bible through the lens of doctrinal teaching and we can read the Bible through the eye of the soul, spiritually, and let it speak to us where we are.
We can read the passage, "I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven" (Matthew 16:19) to support the authority of the hierarchy to interpret the Bible, to make dogma, to absolve sins. Many Catholics find spiritual assurance by reading the Bible through the lens of church teaching.
Other Catholics prefer to read the Bible spiritually and let God speak directly to them. We don't have to deny a traditional interpretation to read a passage another way. …


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Norman residents to vote Tuesday on room tax increase
NORMAN — Residents will go to the polls Tuesday to decide whether the city's hotel/motel room tax should be increased by 1 percent.
Voters are being asked to increase the hotel/motel room tax from 4 to 5 percent on overnight stays in the city's 2,831 hotel, motel and bed-and-breakfast rooms.
The tax, which originated in 1980, generated $1.11 million in fiscal year 2012.
Based on last year's tax collections, an increase of 1 percent would result in an additional $284,000 to be invested in convention and tourism development, the arts and city parks, said Stephen Koranda, executive director of the city's convention and visitors bureau.
"This tax increase is not paid for by Norman residents. It will be paid for by visitors to Norman," Koranda said. "But, residents will reap the benefits from the additional tax."
Currently, the city retains 3 percent of the amount collected as reimbursement for administering the tax. The remaining 97 percent is divided among the convention and visitors bureau, which gets 50 percent; the arts, which get 25 percent; and parks, which receive 25 percent. The division would remain the same if the measure is approved.
If the measure passes, the new rate would take effect May 1, Koranda said.
The Norman Arts Council has been an excellent steward of the funds in the past, Koranda said, using its portion to grant matching funds for such community events as Jazz in June and for arts education projects sponsored by the Firehouse Art Center and Sooner Theatre.
The Parks and Recreation Department has used room tax money to help pay for improvements at Griffin Park, Reaves Park and Westwood Park, Koranda said.
Koranda said the Convention and Visitors Bureau needs additional money to boost tourism, which would boost sales tax revenue. Currently, the bureau's operating budget is the lowest of any tourism bureau in the Big 12 Conference, Koranda said.
Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday and will remain open until 7 p.m.


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Neha Sharma of 'Youngistaan' has been signed to play another lead actress in the third instalment of the super-hit franchise 'Hera Pheri'. The actress will be paired opposite heartthrob John Abraham. Most of the part of the film was shot in UAE. "Hera Pheri is one of my most favo
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When two youngsters work together and spend considerable amount of time together on and off the set, their heart is bound to clash. Something similar happened on the set of 'Youngistaan'. Jackky Bhagnani and Neha Sharma got to know each other better on the set of 'Youngistaan' and they came
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Let me count the cool recipes in this book, who knew vodka was so useful?
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Pricing and Updates for 2016 Mercedes-Benz Models
Today, we're passing along word of when you can expect to see 2016 Mercedes-Benz models in your local dealership and how much you'll have to pay to get one of them.
A Little About the New Maybach and a Lot About the New Naming Scheme
Those shiny letters on Mercedes-Benz trunk and hatch lids are about to look a lot different. Also, an update on the new Mercedes-Maybach S-Class.
Spy Shots of the B-Class Facelift
If you don't have the time to go on vacation in the mountains of southern Europe, don't worry – we went there for you. We've returned with gifts, too. No unwrapping required. All you have to do is look at these spy shots of the facelifted B-Class we snapped.
Spy Shots: Facelifted B-Class
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The 10-year-old Franklin girl wasn't nervous when she sat down with her cake in front of a judge Thursday.
Louisa Shook smiled instead, because she knows the drill now. She decorated a cake to be judged for the Johnson County 4-H fair last year.
So this year, she wasn't concerned about answering questions about how she decorated the cake or whether her project was hard. And she didn't worry about the people watching her, either.
Judges looked over hundreds of projects this week, from first-time 4-H'ers to 10-year veterans. The children lined up quietly with their projects, which included all manner of efforts, such as model rockets, farm toys arranged as a display, photography, rabbits, chickens, posters, notebooks, sewing and baking. The projects that won blue ribbons were later considered for other awards, such as class champion and grand champion.
Louisa's cake, white with red icing flowers across the top, came away with a blue ribbon.
"I like to see how other people feel about my cake," she said. "I like being creative."
In the days before this year's county fair began, judges gave awards for more than 50 categories, and gave out first-, second- and third-place ribbons.
Shelby Riddle said she still gets nervous before getting judged. This year, she said, her primary worry was that her cake, which she spent about five hours decorating, would get dropped or bumped and fall apart.
It didn't. And she got a blue ribbon, which qualifies her project to compete for overall grand champion.
"It's a lot of fun, but it can be nerve-wracking just anticipating what you're going to get and what you need to improve on," she said.
The judges look over the children's work, ask questions about how and why they did a project, and then suggest ways they could do even better next year — even if they give a youngster a blue ribbon.
Jake Lengacher was grateful for the feedback he got from a judge this week on the balsa wood rocket he built. The judge's suggestion to use glue to fill in cracks and smooth out the wood, instead of sanding and resanding, will save him time in the future, he said. He spent more than 40 hours building, sanding and painting the rocket, he said.
The 15-year-old from Greenwood has made mistakes in front of judges. Once, he made a wooden cutting board, got nervous and couldn't remember what type of wood he used when the judge asked about it. But he's gained confidence, and he appreciates learning from the judges.
Happy reactions, such as Louisa's smile, make being a judge fun, cake decorating judge Pat Anderson said.
The Hancock County resident has gotten hugs from excited 4-H winners, and a child Thursday morning blurted out, "You are the sweetest woman I have ever met."
But the tears from children who don't win a blue ribbon are a hard part of the job, she said.
But even if a child clearly spent hours on a project, she still has to go by the county judging rules, which require, for example, that cake boards be a certain size. If the children didn't follow all the rules or their projects aren't made at the skill level expected for their age, then she has to give a red ribbon, which means the project was just average. But she said she doesn't have to give red ribbons often.
Anderson, a caterer who has been decorating cakes for more than 60 years, judges at fairs in multiple counties. She said she likes to see the children come back year after year and improve.
Making sure the children enjoy 4-H, even if their projects don't win top honors, is important to Michael Weaver, who judged microwaved food and food preparation projects at the fairgrounds this week. The microwaved projects included fudge and brownies, and for food preparation one 4-H'er displayed cucumber sandwiches. Part of the judging included tasting the foods.
Weaver said he tries to keep judging light by making the children laugh.
"I remember some of the judges were really harsh when I was in it 40 years ago. I was terrified," he said. "I want to be sure the kids have a good memory with their project."


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But if I remember I raced in short sleeves there last year.
Tough to be an early starter but the afternoon shouldn't be too bad.
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you're racing at blackhawk farms? cool! i spectated at a driving school there once, neat track. Saw a guy spin in front of the bleacher i was sitting in and bounce up onto a tire wall...
Tis only my 2nd race...i had to enter a 4/5...my goal is to not die. If i finish ahead or with a 4, i'm happy. If i finish in front of many 5's, i'm happy.
I also learned that if you're huffing and puffing, and you miss the break, don't try and get it...no one will come, and you will get slung OTB faster than you think.
The twilight crit was fun too. Nasty little incline on the back stretch it was. At that race I was actually able to hang until the last lap where I was dropped at that stupid incline.
Gelato aficionado.
Compared to streets it is smooth. Small bumps on the street are huge bumps on a race track. As a racetrtack, Blackhawk is a bumpy track. Car teams used to do testing at the track for their street (bumpy) course set ups (Michael Andretti is rumored to have done a 49 second lap time). I have been racing (motorcycles) at Blackhawk since 1991. The fast race line tends to avoid the larger bumps. Cars tear up the track over time. I actually don't like the layout, one of my least favorite tracks.
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Road America is smoother, but the pavement has been torn up in some corners making them interesting on 2 wheels. I have also ridden the track on a bicycle (Tour de Road America in August). It actually has elevation changes. One of my favorite tracks.
Worst part of Blackhawk is the layout, it is flat, boring and no flow to it.
Road America, VIR, Barber, Grattan, JenningsGP (motorcycle only) are some tracks with great layouts.
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Oklahoma State shook off a rough start to beat Texas 78-65 on Saturday in Stillwater. Here's some rapid reaction:
Turning point
With less than three minutes remaining in the first half, OSU trailed 29-26. The Cowboys were sloppy (nine turnovers) and stagnant throughout the first 17 minutes and an inspired Texas team took advantage. But the Cowboys natural talent is always capable of a sudden spurt. And it came late in the first half. Le'Bryan Nash started it with a jumper, Phil Forte rained in a three and then Marcus Smart put in five points in a seven-second span (complete with a crafty steal) to finish off an 11-2 run that gave OSU, despite its struggles, a six-point halftime lead.
It was over when…
…OSU rode that momentum to a second-half blowout. The Cowboys played quick and controlled, blitzing Texas with their athleticism and playing structured enough within the offense to consistently get good shots. They are playing great basketball right now, winning 10 of the past 11, getting healthy and hitting their stride at the perfect time. It's March 2nd and the Pokes look like a legit tourney threat.
Star of the game – Markel Brown
The highlights were incredible (see video below), but the consistent production was more important. His continued development as a shooter/playmaker has been well-documented and well-earned. But I still get the feeling people underrate the impact he's had here in three seasons. Brown become just the 37th player in OSU history to score 1,000 career points on Saturday. And he's still got a year left.
Unsung hero – Brian Williams
Williams is getting healthier and OSU is getting scarier. Those two coincide. The Cowboys defensive stopper had nine quick points in 16 productive minutes on Saturday. Instant energy and an improving offensive game.
Smart watch
Sloppy first half for Marcus Smart (five turnovers), but his typically stacked box score: 11 points, six rebounds, two assists and four steals. Ran the team beautifully in the second half.
Stats of note
-Markel Brown became the 37th player in Oklahoma State history to score 1,000 career points.
-Phil Forte's four threes were the most he has hit in more than 10 games. Huge sign for OSU.
-Le'Bryan Nash has scored 60 points in the past three games. His most consistent stretch since the Puerto Rico trip.
-OSU hasn't lost a game in regulation since Jan. 21 at Baylor.
-The Cowboys swept Texas for the first time since 2004.
The two-hand windmill, with relative ease. Just add it to Markel Brown's ever-expanding list.
Standings update
Up next
Two big ones to close out the season for the Cowboys. At Iowa State on Wednesday, which is always tough to play, before the regular season finale at home against Kansas State next Saturday.


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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - War hero has perfect credentials for Americanism Award
Editor: Since 1953 Amos Lodge of B'nai B'rith has presented the Americanism Award annually to a resident of our community who has devoted his life to community and public service and has made a positive impact on our area best exemplifying the American way of life.
As such the Americanism Award has properly been recognized as the most important service award in all of Northeast Pennsylvania. Noted honorees have included Gov. William W Scranton, Gov. Robert P. Casey, Judge William Nealon, Judge Richard Conaboy, Edward and George Lynett, Monsignor Andrew McGowan and a host of other civic and business leaders who truly have made a difference.
This year former Scranton Mayor David J. Wenzel will be presented with the Americanism Award on May 18 at the Jewish Community Center at a dinner in his honor. In keeping with the high standards of this award, Mr. Wenzel was chosen by all of the past recipients of the award as well as the leaders of the area's leading service organizations including the United Way, Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, Kiwanis, UNICO, Lions, the JCC and the Scranton Area Foundation.
Mr. Wenzel, a Scranton native, proudly served as the city's 27th mayor from 1986 to 1990. He has been active in many public, civic and charitable causes.
Mr. Wenzel's story and accomplishments are compelling. After graduating from the University of Scranton and receiving a commission as a lieutenant in the Army, Mr. Wenzel was assigned to lead a mortar platoon in South Vietnam when in January of 1971 he was nearly killed by a land mine. He lost both of his legs and sustained other horrific injuries but miraculously survived and returned to the United States. He underwent many serious operations and almost one year of intensive rehabilitation.
Undeterred, he returned to Scranton and earned an MBA in accounting and eventually started a career in public service resulting in his election as mayor of Scranton, where he led an activist administration that accomplished much during a progressive period in our city's history.
Mr. Wenzel teaches at the Schemel Forum of the University of Scranton and also serves as president of the United Nations Association. He has written books including one about all the mayors of Scranton.
He is a decorated war hero and has been named the state and national Disabled American Veteran of the Year. He is involved with the Mayor's Prayer Breakfast Committee and has worked with the United Way. He is a member of the Lackawanna County Government Study Commission.
The leadership of Amos Lodge and B'nai B'rith International sees Mr. Wenzel as a true inspiration and personification of everything there is to say about being a true American and an American hero.
We want the Northeast Pennsylvania community to join us in this fitting tribute.
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Irene R. Reynolds, who was arrested 17 years after her 60-year-old mother was found dead at the bottom of a staircase in her home on Laurel Avenue in Norwich, declined to address the court Wednesday as she was sentenced to 30 months in prison for second-degree manslaughter.
Reynolds, 41, a married mother of three children, has been in prison since May 2010 and is expected to be released within days now that her case has been resolved.
Reynolds has never publicly admitted to killing Bertha Reynolds on July 9, 1993, a fact that bothers her father, Jim Reynolds, who with his wife adopted Irene Reynolds as an infant. The father said he was a suspect in his wife's death until 2006 and had a hard time collecting on a life insurance policy he had on his wife.
"Just for simple robberies, people do more time," Jim Reynolds said of his daughter's 30-month prison sentence.
Still, he said he was glad that the case was "over with." Reynolds had taken custody of one of his daughter's children, a severely handicapped 26-year-old man, while she was incarcerated.
Irene Reynolds was charged with murder in 2010 after the Southeastern Connecticut Cold Case Unit revived the unsolved beating and strangulation death of Bertha Reynolds. In opting to go before a jury, she had turned down an offer from State's Attorney Michael L. Regan to plead guilty in exchange for a 10-year prison sentence.
Her attorney, Linda J. Sullivan, filed a speedy trial motion this fall, forcing the state to start trying the case within 30 days. In December, in the midst of jury selection, the state offered Reynolds the option of pleading no contest to manslaughter in exchange for a 30-month prison sentence.
State's Attorney Michael L. Regan said the state encountered some of the problems "inherent with a cold case" as it prepared for trial. The state forensic laboratory had lost evidence, including hairs that were found on Bertha Reynolds, Regan said. Witnesses' memories had faded, the time of death was at issue and the medical examiner who handled the case was unavailable to testify. Also, Regan said, a laboratory examiner who had worked the case had since moved to Thailand and did not want to return to the United States to testify at the trial. There were also issues with witness credibility, Regan said.
"I can't say this (sentence) is appropriate for the crime, but I can say it's appropriate for what the state of the state's case is," Regan said. He noted that Reynolds had a larceny conviction prior to being charged with her mother's death but has not been in trouble for the past 20 years.
Reynolds will be on probation for the next three years. Her husband, Joel Outlaw, said the family is excited she is coming home to their Baltic apartment and that he also expects her to be welcomed back into the community.
Sullivan, Reynolds' attorney, said Reynolds has been "a model prisoner" and is a good parent.
Judge Susan B. Handy said the outcome of the case is "a just compromise."
"Clearly, none of us know what happened in 1993, except we know your mother died," she told Reynolds.
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