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After an open competition for the spot for the past several weeks, a quarterback has still yet to be named.
"They've all been very attentive, very astute," said offensive coordinator Mike Bajakian when asked on if he was comfortable with all of their options. "They have a firm grasp of what we're doing offensively so yes."
Heading into camp, it was assumed that junior Justin Worley and redshirt freshmen Nathan Peterman were the front runners to win the spot but Bajakian has been impressed with the group as a whole, including freshmen newcomers Josh Dobbs and Riley Ferguson.
"We always talk to our guys about preparing as if you're the starter," he said. "It's not a big deal from their mentality and their standpoint. The thing you have to balance is the reps and how you break those up. But again we've been able to distribute reps relatively evenly anyway and even in the course of a game week prep we do get a lot of work for the first and second unit so it's a decision again that Coach Jones will make in due time, when he's ready to do so."
While there may still not be a clear starter, Bajakian said that as a staff they've experienced position battles like this one and that he feels he could trot any one of the quarterback candidates out there on a Saturday.
Even in Jones and Co.'s last year at the University of Cincinnati they took a quarterback competition all the way to the week leading up to the first game, finally naming Munchie Legaux their week one starter against Pittsburgh.
Bajakian stood firm that the choice will be made in due time.
"Again, the decision on the depth chart is Coach Jones'," said Bajakian. "I think he's better suited to comment on that but we'll play the guy that gives us the best chance of winning."
And the play caller isn't at all surprised that the battle has been so close. He applauded the blue collar effort from each of his quarterbacks.
"No, I expected the guys to compete and they are," he said. "Every day they come to work with their lunch pail in hand and their hard hat on. They go about their business. They're not looking over their shoulder with who's behind them, where they should be or about how the reps are getting divided. They've been great in that regard. They just come to work and try to take advantage of their opportunities."
One thing defensive line coach Steve Stripling preaches is FBI.
Stripling is not a huge fan of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Instead he wants his players to have a lot of FootBall Intelligence.
"For a defensive lineman, he needs to go up there on first and 10 and know if it is run or pass," explained Stripling. "We are just not to that point yet. A good defensive lineman goes up there, he knows it is run and he can prepare himself, if he knows it is pass or play action. Right now it is a little bit of a mystery so we need to increase our football intelligence and increase our reps to become better."
Stripling was referring to the team not accomplishing the goal they have set forth for themselves this season in trying to hold the run to four yards or less on first down at least 65 percent of the time.
It comes down to FBI.
Though the goal was not accomplished Saturday, Stripling has seen huge amount of improvement from the D-Line throughout camp.
"The entire camp what I continue to see and I have pointed it out to the D-Line, that was the first time I saw [them recognize rush or pass on first down]," said Stripling. It is something we have talked about and something we have actually drilled, all of a sudden boom it shows up in the scrimmage. That is the first time I have seen it."
"Almost every day there is one of those firsts," continued Stripling. "It might be a pass rush technique. It might be identifying a back set. I will say hey, guys that is the first time we have done that. It is a journey, we are still going down that path with them as we go."
Arguably the toughest position in the secondary, the nickelback must be a player capable of filling many roles. For the Vols, that man is Mr. Consistency, JaRon Toney.
The former tailback made the jump to the defensive side of the ball last season, appearing in 11 games while starting the final four.
Assistant head coach and defensive backs coach Willie Martinez stressed the difficulty of playing the position after Monday night's practice.
"You've got to have a combination of a lot of things," said Martinez. "No. 1, you have to be physical because you're closer to the ball and you're involved in more of the run game than you would be if you were at corner. You have to be able to cover, you have to be able to blitz, and you have to be able to make checks.
"In our defense, you're kind of like a safety/linebacker. The tight ends will do both the run and the pass, and you have to communicate really well."
Standing at 5-feet-10 and weighing in at 184-pounds, Toney proved he has the physicality to handle the spot last season, and is leaving a lasting impression on the new coaching staff so far this fall.
"He's a very consistent kid; he's a very consistent player," Martinez said. "He's on all of our special teams. The coaching staff is always fighting to put him on their teams. You can't play defense unless you're really wanted on special teams. He's a guy that has been very consistent."
Defensive coordinator John Jancek has also taken notice of the Alcoa product.
"JaRon is going to help us win," said Jancek. "He is a guy that knows what to do and is in a position that he just has to make plays when the time presents itself. The last scrimmage he had a couple pass break ups and a couple tackles, so we are happy with him and he's got to keep getting better."
The defensive coaches were singing the praises of Jordan Williams Monday night.
The 6-5, 260 pound defensive lineman finished 2012 as one of just three defensive linemen with multiple sacks on the season.
Williams entered 2013 fall camp, however with something to prove.
"Jordan has had a great camp," said defensive coordinator John Jancek. "Out of the D-Lineman, he has been the most impressive, he has shown the most improvement. Again, we are looking for pass rush. You have to be able to generate some form of pressure, have to be able to disrupt the quarterback without blitz every single time. That is out challenge. That is where Jordan has really improved and shown that he has made great strides in that area."
His defensive line coach Steve Stripling agrees. He believes there is something about Jordan that has helped him to keep making strides throughout August.
"Jordan is a young man that continues to progress," said Stripling. "He has athletic ability. What he brings is a little more effort."
"He has that juice, the stamina and conditioning, maybe more so than a lot of the guys."
Although the No. 1 running back will be dependent on the first running play called in a game, Volunteers running back coach Robert Gillespie is confident in all of his players and believes each of them are worthy of playing time.
Tom Smith is one of those running backs rising to the occasion, or as Team 117 likes to say, rising to the top.
"He's actually probably one of the more vocal guys in the running back room," said Gillespie. "He's just really just trying to work on the fine details of becoming a better pass protector, but from the effort standpoint, from the leadership standpoint, he's been a vocal guy to help me coach on the field. He's done a really good job. I think this is the first time he's really getting meaningful reps, so he's shown a lot of improvement."
After redshirting last season and only playing in three games in the 2011 season, Smith is eager to get out on the playing field and staying healthy is one of the biggest factors in running back play.
"That's the main thing for a running back," Gillespie said. "Just the longer you stay healthy, you're going to get those opportunities and right now he's done a good job. This spring he was a little banged up and he wasn't able to get those reps, but so far this fall camp, he's been healthy. He's showing us that we can give him the football."
While Gillespie won't name specifics because all running backs show him great potential, the Big Orange is bound to see Smith contribute in Neyland Stadium this fall.
"He's earned my trust as a position coach," said Gillespie. "I think he's earned the trust from the offensive coordinator and also the head coach."
Offensive coordinator Mike Bajakian has been pleased with Smith's emergence.
"Tom has been pretty consistent," said Bajakian. "He's worked hard, he's been a leader in that meeting room. He's a high energy guy that demands a lot of the people around him so he's done a good job of being durable and being a consistent guy."
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»(On the install)
"We have a lot in right now for our guys and where we are at. I feel comfortable with the scheme. There will be a couple things we will continue to look at and possibly add. We are at where we need to be. We are on schedule. We are working down our checklist of things that we need to get accomplished. We are on schedule and ready to hopefully peak here in the first week."
»(On Curt Maggitt)
"I am not counting on Curt in the first game. He is getting more and more reps but nowhere near full speed. I am not planning on him." We rotated him in there in the nickel package. What we do is we drill him, give him reps, and then get feedback from Jason [McVeigh] our trainer. He responded well, there was no swelling, things like that. That is how we will progressively go."
»(On Jacques Smith)
"He is not going to do anything until he gets the pin out in his thumb which I am not sure when that is. The x-ray came back and it looked good. They were very positive and didn't give us a time when the pin is coming out. I am not counting on him either in the opener. I am going in it with guys out. Right now he is out and we have to get it done with the players that are out there practicing."
»(On playmakers)
"There's guys that, you used the key word: consistent, it's always interesting - the open practice we had the other night is a great opportunity for us to evaluate which guys will step up when the lights are on, when there is a crowd in front of them, when there is a little extra pressure so it's something that will constantly be evaluated through the course of the season, something that guys can and do improve on over the course of the season. We have some target playmakers that we'll obviously focus on for the Austin Peay game plan but as the season goes on there are guys that obviously mature and develop and that could change."
»(On Marlin Lane and Rajion Neal)
"They've both been very productive. I feel good that both could go into a game setting and again I think they're similar backs so they could both execute our offense - everything in our offense, you know I've been in systems where we had specialty backs who were only third down backs or who weren't good at pass protection. Those guys have similar skill sets and can do everything we ask them."
»(On challenging freshmen quarterbacks)
"It has multiple purposes. Again, number one is again to add a little more pressure to them, to put them more in a game like situation. Frankly another part is for the benefit of our defense. We want our defensive front and our defensive blitzing secondary members and linebackers to get a feel for finishing the pressure and finishing the blitz so I think it's not just to add the pressure to our quarterback but to help our defensive guys."
ASST. HEAD COACH/DBs COACH WILLIE MARTINEZ
»(On the biggest challenge of starting freshmen)
"They're going to be challenged right off the get-go, but if you're a player, you'll thrive in the moment. Some of the young guys that have been playing for us through camp have done a nice job. This past Saturday in front of our fans was really good with how they handled it. I thought they did a pretty good job."
»(On if Byron Moore and LaDarrell McNeil are interchangeable)
"There are strengths and weaknesses to both of them. They both do the same things. Especially when you play so many offenses that are uptempo; not to pigeon hole the guy as a run guy or a pass guy. There are so many motions and shifts so they basically know both. I like doing that because it helps you prepare. It helps you be able to make the adjustments as the game comes. You're not just one dimensional. It's worked in the past."
»(On Dan McCullers)
"He can be successful, he can be an impact player. He can hold the point on a double team. On pass rushing, getting his big old hand up he can interfere with pass rush lanes. He is in a position where he can have a big impact on the defense. Our offense is up tempo so we are training him to play that many so when we don't it will be a break."
»(On Corey Miller)
"Corey has always been a great kid and a great leader. What Corey brings to the table is versatility. He can play different spots; he is involved in special teams. He is always energetic, high energy. That is what he is bringing to the table on top of being a good player. We are fighting through these dog days and we are talking about playing tempo offenses where it is extended reps and extended drives, he is one of the few that can continue to show some spark, energy and outward focus."
»(On Michael Palardy starting at all three spots)
"He's still competing. Coach Jones will deal with the depth chart stuff with who's going to be our starters and who's not going to be. Mike is doing a solid job. It comes down to consistency. Unfortunately at that position if you miss one field goal at the wrong time and you're a goat.
"The other day he goes out and has a great day, and then gets called out to make the winner and doesn't. It's a consistency thing. Making the right kick at the right time can make all the difference in the world."
»(On Brent Brewer)
"Yeah it takes a little bit of time to get backed up off the ball ten or twelve yards. Everything happens a little bit slower in the run part of it; then all of a sudden you're five yards off the ball and sometimes going off the ball depending on what front you're in. The world acts a lot faster and your eyes have to be disciplined. So he's still learning the game with his hands and his eyes, but I tell you he comes to work every day with a great attitude and asks all the right questions."
»(On veteran leadership)
"I got a great room as far as maturity. Even with AJ and Curt being younger guys, they're juniors. Then guys like (John) Propst, Greg (Grieco), and Christian (Harris); they're young guys but then you got older guys in the room. I got six or seven seniors, three or four juniors, then I got two redshirt freshman so it makes it to a point where young guys make sure they try to follow the older guys. Like I said it's a really mature group that's really into football; they know when to play and when to turn it off and start to get serious."
»(On seniors embracing the freshmen)
"[The helmet stripes] have put the seniors in the position of, `hey, we have to look after these guys.' It is still a work in progress; there are guys who are doing a better job of leading but we can't assume it and we have to keep continuing to encourage it and they are the guys that need to do it. They are the ones that see a guy in a helmet with a stripe on and say, `I have to help him.' Whether it is getting after this guy in our group, his foot work, his pad level, his toughness, or if a guy just got beat up on a play, pick him up and all that. It is healthy; It is good. We started it years ago and we will keep it as long as we are together. I think it is special."
»(On the O-Line improvement with the pace)
"The last two days we have really picked up on that, really the emphasis from Coach Jones in the team meetings to the positional offensive meetings. We refer to the center as being the gas pedal as far as getting things lined. The last two days we have been the fastest we have ever been. It has been an emphasis that we are stressing a lot from finishing the physical, covering down to pick our teammate up. It is all those things that we are really starting to focus in on now, the play is done, we are finished - let's get lined up faster. I hate to use the term buy in but the players are bought in, the players are working their tails off. It is just adapting to what we want and just coming through more and more with what we want. That has been good.
»(On if anyone has locked down a WR spot yet)
"It's still in the air. We're going to make a decision here close to game week next week. With young receivers it will be an ongoing process. I think Pig Howard's asserted himself as a guy that you'll see out there quite a bit. Devrin Young's had a great camp, so you'll see him in there quite a bit. You know, we've had some injuries here and there, so some guys haven't got as many reps as they wanted to and some freshmen, I had to throw them in there and see what they've got. So, they'll figure into the mix."
»(On where Jason Croom will make the biggest impact)
"That's a great question. I don't know, I don't know. I'm playing Jason both inside and outside right now. He's kind of a hybrid for us with Jonathon Johnson out practicing and just Pig (Howard) and Devrin (Young) really being in the slot. I've put him back in the slot a little bit and I bounced him around a lot to see what he can do, where he can help us, which has actually helped his game because it's made him learn the concepts more. It's actually helped him. It's helped us that he can be a little versatile."
»(On explosive players)
"All those guys are showing different things they do well. Obviously, Rajion (Neal) is probably the guy that has the most explosive ability--a guy that can catch. We've seen in some scrimmages him break off some long runs, so they're definitely there. We just have to make sure we're in great shape, that when those opportunities come, he's able to see those creases and create those big plays. I think there are a few guys."
»(On how many RBs he has used in a game)
"Me, I always want to try to get about three guys ready. I do. Obviously, I loved for Coach Jake (Mike Bajakian) to figure out an offense where all of those guys can play at one time, but it's not going to happen. We're going to get three guys ready. The one and two are going to be the guys that get the most reps, but that three has to be ready to be that two at any moment. In my opinion, probably about three guys and hopefully we play well enough where we get some guys in some games, in some make situations."
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Retractable dog leashes provide your pup with a little more room to move on a walk, but they're prone to malfunction when their internal mechanisms are gummed up by dirt, debris or fur. Fixing a broken retractable dog leash isn't always possible, but small issues like twists and dirt are resolvable with a few common tools and real know-how.
Items you will need
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Step 1
Place the dog leash handle unit on a flat surface with good lighting.
Step 2
Remove the screws that secure the two halves of the plastic casing. These are generally found near the corners of the device, but locations vary by manufacturer and model. Sometimes they're under stickers.
Step 3
Insert a plastic separator between the two halves of the casing to keep the spring from popping, and gently pry it apart. Inside you will find the retracted leash, the spring mechanism, and other parts that control the leash's functionality.
Step 4
Extend the leash slowly and track the cord for twists or debris. Unfold any twisted areas, and clean dirt and debris off the leash with a wet paper towel.
Step 5
Retract the leash. If problems still occur, check the spring mechanism for obstruction. Remove any debris that may be blocking the unit's functionality.
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Close the case and replace the screws.
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My best bet is that ruling will be out on April 18th give or take. This is about 90days after the closing date. I do not know the maximum time it takes for closing to be completed but I am assuming 90days. I think someone from YMB has posted the timelines before
you have been a member since 1999 and this is your first post ?
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I have posted a few times but not in the past 12 months. Not much for posting the kind of babble you see in here. Just an individual investor. Wanted to share access to legitimate information regarding the DEA.


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Ter Duinen, Bruges
- Free buffet breakfast and WiFi
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- 20 guestrooms
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I communicate with a lot of people during the course of a week. In person, on the phone, e-mail, add that even a guy suffering horribly from PSM (Phone Smarter'n Me) syndrome has to text these days, in short order these combine to represent a significant population of communicants.
And the topic of discussion frequently turns to government... and politics...
Government, by definition, sets the rules of conduct for a civil society, ensures an environment where all citizens may live in some measure of safety, whether or not harmoniously, with one another, and builds infrastructure when private industry cannot due to the size of a project, or the diversity. There was a time when basic research didn't depend upon government funding, or direction, but more about that another day, and how Lupton City, Soddy, Daisy, McAdenville, Kannapolis, and other former "mill towns" came into being. McAdenville's a particularly interesting little burg. Christmas Town, U.S.A. is what's it's called in some quarters... and don't you dare fail to yield to the ducks when they're crossing the road.
Politics is how we get there, isn't it. We probably ought to save the symbolic comparison to multiples of ticks, for now, because campaign season still has several months to go before it's done. We're still in the primaries, and oh the fun really has yet to begin.
What is politics? Wouldn't it be fair to state that politics is nothing more than sales, and that political campaigns are the process by which those who would presume to represent We The Peeps sell themselves and their abilities to us? I submit that's exactly what it is, nothing more than an extended job interview because, when we get right down to where the nitty meets the gritty, those who work in government, be they elected officials or their appointed functionaries, they're nothing more than hired help... whether they wish to understand that fact or not. Hired help, just like we peeps, those of us with jobs who work for a living so we can support those who won't... no better and, at least we'd like to believe, no worse than the rest of us.
But there's always one candidate, at least one, during each campaign cycle that gives us cause to stand back and ask, as did that old 60s song, who put the dip in the dip-de-dip-de-dip, isn't there. So how do we separate the chicken salad from the chicken... uh, let's use different symbolism. How do we differentiate a sales job from a snow job?
Little things that you do make me glad I'm in love with you... so goes the first line of an old Bobby Goldsboro song. And the second line; little things that you say make me glad that I feel this way. After 86ing the boyfriend/girlfriend mush, the chicken salad here is watching and listening to little things tells a lot about a candidate, about anyone actually, doesn't it.
The Gang and I don't live in Hamilton County any more but still own property, so government does matter even though I no longer vote there. We had to run some errands in town a few days ago so, being a cheapskate, I combined those with a side trip to a judicial candidate forum. How else do we get to know our candidates than with a little face time? Websites are cool, mailers are too, as are radio and television spots, or billboards, but there's nothing like real face time to see how a candidate responds to a gentle poke in the ribs... sort of like the day I asked our county mayor here at Yonder Mountain about his opponents' creds. One day he'll get my number, and won't be fun any more.
Cruising up 58 Highway, me in deep discussion with Ms. Sophie about having passed up the third, count 'em 1-2-3, set of Golden Arches, it was actually six but she was asleep for three of them, without stopping for their McDoubles, we had to stop for a traffic light. The light turned green and, still arguing with Ms. Sophie, I couldn't help but notice some cat with blue and gold signs had three of them beside the road in the space it took the GrampyMobile to accelerate to about 5 MPH. That says several things; he has too much money to spend, he isn't spending his money wisely, actually it's OPM or Other People's Money isn't it, his supporters are being wasteful because he isn't paying attention to what they're doing, and he's operating on the premise that by slinging enough stuff on the wall some of it has to stick. If he's going to treat his friends' money that way, how frugal would he be with TaxBucks?
The forum, as are they all, was quite interesting. Watching the interaction between various factions, how candidates reacted toward one another, and who was speaking to whom told stories about candidates. All but one had a supporter hitting every table with propaganda. The other one? She was working the room herself. She got to our table and sat down to chat briefly, giving us each some of her literature. I explained that I'd done a great deal of work for her opponent in another campaign and had known him for some time. I didn't want to be too rough on her because, well, I really hate when a girl whups me and, even though we have mutual friends, didn't know how she would react. I do now.
Her response was rather impressive. She smiled, really smiled, and simply asked, "What would you like to know about me?" The body language was quite telling too... open, comfortable in her own skin, hands resting in her lap or arms at her sides with no signs of tension in her voice or taking defensive positions like folding her arms. This is much more what one might desire as "judicial temperament" than a candidate who gets a might pithy when a stranger, or an opponent, pokes him in the eye. But some will get pithy, then proceed to tell us their temperament is judicial, won't they.
We can tell a real smile from one of those baby-kissing politician smiles simply by looking at a person's eyes, can't we. If we stop and think about personal interactions with others for just a moment, what do we observe when we meet someone for the first time? What are the green flags about whether or not we'll jeehaw with someone? The red flags?
Immaculately coiffed and manicured or not, three Irish pennants (loose threads) completely ruins the effect of all the primping and preening a guy might do. When there's a field of candidates and all are satisfied to be introduced by the forum moderator, except one who feels a need to be introduced by someone he perceives to be among the elite, perhaps one of his daddy's buddies, what does that tell us? Doesn't that smack of elitism, imperialism, and majesty... at least in their own minds?
Do we want candidates who've worked more for their political parties or their communities? Meanness and a short fuse, or calm and even tempered? Self aggrandizing and braggadocios or quiet and humble?
Do we want leaders who subscribe to the philosophy of Niccolo Machiavelli? Or that of Sun Tzu, and how do we determine who believes what? It certainly isn't sitting and reading the sales propaganda each sends out or watching TV ads.
We saw in the last elections that money doesn't necessarily ensure electoral success, didn't we. If it did, all those (m)illions of dollars Karl Rove spent would've generated better than a 1.3 percent success rate of the candidates he backed. If it did, the Republican party, from the national down to the state and county levels, wouldn't be begging for money, would they. And they are. Democrats too.
It's time, feet on the street, people talking to people that really makes the difference... as we've seen during the last few election cycles. Two hundred dedicated people, devoting as little as an hour a week, on average, to the candidate of their choice amounts to a lot of time during a month and has been shown to be more effective than beaucoups of bucks. It can also be a lot more fun than merely writing a check. Additional positives are we might meet new friends and the personal satisfaction of having an affect on our government. The down side is that politicians will be shown who actually works for whom.
The alternative is to watch our society, our nation, the greatest nation to ever grace the face of Planet Terra, continue in decline. Doing as Bob Seger once sang, splittin' for K-K-K-K-K-Katmandu, isn't much of an option either.
Tell me again, how's that public/private partnership at VW working for us now?
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New details emerge in Fredericksburg plane crash that killed Indiana family w/Photo
A new report issued by the National Transportation Safety Board seeks to explain what happened on August 12 when a plane crashed at Spotsylvania County's Shannon Airport, killing 6 occupants. The report cautioned that the information contained within it is far from the final report, and some details are subject to change. Comment?
The Virginia State Police are warning residents of an ongoing phone scam in which the caller says he is calling from the IRS and demands payment by verbally threatening and intimidating the individual. In addition, the caller ID number used by this scam is a legitimate Virginia State Police Area Office phone number. Comment?
Details emerge about three Fredericksburg plane crash victims w/Photo
The Virginia State Police have identified the central Indiana residents who died in the crash as 52-year-old Lisa Borinstein, 19-year-old Luke Borinstein and 15-year-old Emma Borinstein, all from Shelbyville. The pilot was 64-year-old William Hamerstadt of Carmel. Comment?
Beede, Flying Squirrels skin Fisher Cats 3-2 w/Photo
San Francisco Giants top pitching prospect Tyler Beede guided the Squirrels to a season-high sixth straight win on Friday night, defeating the New Hampshire Fisher Cats 3-2 at The Diamond. Beede twirled six innings to earn his sixth win of the season. Comment?
One dead in vehicle accident caused by driver evading police w/Photo
Virginia State Police told 8News that they are investigating a fatal crash that occurred Saturday morning after a police pursuit that began in King George County. The chase and accident occurred around 9 a.m. when a Ford F250 pickup truck was observed traveling west in the eastbound lanes of Route 3, driving very fast. Comment?
Fredericksburg man dies after 911 call goes unanswered w/Photo
AP) - A 911 dispatch center in Virginia is under investigation after a man died when no one responded to his call. According to police, 56-year-old Robert Paulus died of heart disease in late April in his Fredericksburg apartment. Comment?
Family of missing girl in Fredericksburg not giving up hope w/Photo
It's been nearly seven months since the family of 19-year-old Katelin Akens last saw their daughter, but they are still not giving up hope. Today, the family, along with volunteers from the Aware Foundation were handing out these fliers at a Fredericksburg shopping Center. Comment?
Pilot survives after plane crashes near I-95 in Stafford County w/Photo
The incident occurred at roughly 5:30 p.m. According to a VSP official, a single-seat, experimental aircraft was conducting a high-speed taxi exercise on the runway of the Stafford Regional Airport when the aircraft unintentionally lifted off the runway. The aircraft cleared the Centreport Parkway before crash-landing into an embankment alongside the southbound lanes of I-95 at mile marker 137. Comment?
Republicans to file suit against McAuliffe's a unconstitutionala executive order w/Photo
Attorneys for General Assembly Republicans are filing a lawsuit against Governor Terry McAuliffe's order to restore the political rights of more than 206,000 convicted felons. The six Virginia voters including Williams J. Howell and Senate majority leader Thomas K. Norment, Jr. , who filed the lawsuit, are asking the Virginia Supreme Court to issue a writ of mandamus against the Governor, the Secretary of the Commonwealth, the Board of Elections and the Department of Election commanding the Commonwealth's registrar not to register the felons due to the order and to cancel all invalid registrations. Comment?
Cloudy and cool tonight; showers on tap for parts of the area tomorrow w/Photo
A front will remain stalled from northwest to southeast over Virginia for the next three days, more or less lined up along I-64. North of the front you are going to be in the cool sector and will see more clouds, a better chance of rain and much cooler temperatures. Comment?
Body of 4 year-old pulled from pond; search continues for grandfather w/Photo
Dives teams are continuing their search of a private pond off of Sparta Road in Caroline County for the body of a 73 year-old man according to Caroline County Sheriff Tony Lippa. Sheriff Lippa tells us that the body of four-year-old Jaylen Stewart of Tappahannock was pulled out of the water shortly after midnight Sunday after hours of searching. Comment?
Woman wanted for stealing $13,000 Rolex in Fredericksburg w/Photo
The Fredericksburg Police Department is asking for the public's help to identify a woman who stole a Rolex wristwatch from Crown Jewelers on William Street. The watch is valued at over $13,000 Police say on Wednesday, March 9, at 3:17 p.m., the woman walked into the store and asked to try on the silver and gold Rolex DateJust watch. Comment?
Police ID man who died after Fredericksburg officer-involved shooting w/Photo
Police say the incident began shortly after 1 p.m. Tuesday when a Fredericksburg officer initiated a traffic stop on 1999 Mercury Cougar at the intersection of Lafayette Boulevard and Braehead Drive. The officer identified the driver as 33-year-old Travis J. Blair, of Fredericksburg, who was wanted on an outstanding warrant. Comment?
More rain overnight with risk of severe storms tomorrow w/Photo
A powerful storm organizing over Louisiana is going to lift to the northeast in the next 365 hours, passing well to the west of us. This will drag a warm front north through much of the area on Wednesday setting the stage for possible severe storms. Comment?
Fredericksburg man wanted for molesting 2 juveniles w/Photo
According to Fredericksburg Police, 35-year-old Abiron Avalos-Guerra, who answers to the name "Antonio," molested two juveniles. He is 5-foot-5, weighs 160 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. Comment?
Senate panel OKs bill legalizing fireworks sale w/Photo
Despite concerns about fire safety, a Senate committee has recommended approval of a bill to legalize the sale of fireworks in Virginia. The Senate Committee on General Laws and Technology voted 8-5 in favor of the legislation proposed by one of its members, Sen. Thomas Garrett, R-Hadensville. Comment?
Police seek missing Fredericksburg man last seen leaving home to pick up prescription w/Photo
Authorities say that 69-year-old Frederick Perry was last seen on Thursday, January 14, by family members when he left his home between noon and 1:00 p.m. Family believed he went to pick up a prescription from a nearby CVS Pharmacy, though he never picked up the medicine and did not return home. Comment?
Surveillance video shows suspect pointing gun in Fredericksburg robbery w/Photo
Police are investigating an armed robbery that took place last Friday, December 11 at 8:26 p.m. at the RD Mart on Route 3 in Fredericksburg. Authorities say that a clerk reported he was alone in the store when an unknown male entered the store with a firearm. Comment?
New developments in case of 19-year-old missing from Spotsylvania w/Photo
There have been new developments in the case of 19-year-old Katelin Akens, who went missing out of Spotsylvania last weekend. Lisa Sullivan, Katelin's mother, says she dropped her daughter off at her stepdad's home in Spotsylvania County on Saturday so he could take her to the airport to catch a flight to Arizona. Comment?
Luggage found of missing Spotsylvania 19-year-old female w/Photo
SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, Va. - The Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in locating missing 19-year-old Katelin Akens Reports say Akens's family took her to the Franconia Springfiled Metro station and dropped her off on December 5. She was then taking the Metro to Regan National Airport to catch a flight, but never arrived to her destination. Comment?
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The 34th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta is set to take place 6th - 9th March 2014 and has now opened registration via the website, follow the link to enter your boat in this fun filled four day event. The
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The St. Maarten Heineken Regatta has a reputation as a must do event in the Caribbean Calendar for sailors and spectators alike. With its ideal combination of first-rate sailing and amazing parties, the event lives up to its slogan 'Serious Fun'! The St. Maarten Heineken Regatta had over 200 entries in 2013, making it the biggest Regatta in the Caribbean. Competitors travel from 32 different countries to join the regatta which is run by an international Race Committee and covered in a wide array of sailing publications. This truly is a world renowned sailing event.
The St. Maarten Heineken Regatta's is open to all types of sailors from professional teams and boat owners to friends on a yearly break hiring a boat for the event. Racing classes range from specialist boats such as the Gunboats and the Melges 24 to the Multi-hull class which is the biggest of its kind in the Caribbean. With a growing attendance of the Melges 32 yachts the variety of high class racing boats is on the rise. This is also shown in the quality of the sailors taking part. In previous years sailors such as Bouwe Bekking, Taylor Canfield and Olympian Richard Clarke have taken part.
This year the St. Maarten Heineken Regatta also includes an Inshore Class with the opportunity to show your skills on a Sunfast 20. With this one design fleet class the regatta is introducing an affordable yet challenging way to enter in the fun. The Sunfast 20 fleet is the same as those used in the Budget Marine Match Racing Cup (invitation only), so come check out this pre regatta event to see how to race like the professionals! Whilst you are here why not check out the other pre regatta event the Gill Commodore's Cup. For those flying spinnakers this is a great way to warm up for the main event. The details about racing in all events can be found on the St. Maarten Heineken Regatta website, so no matter what your level of sailing is there is fun to be had by all.
The island offers ideal sailing conditions with trade winds from the North East, an average temperature of 25C and extensive marine facilities. There is a reason why so many of the yachts choose to use St. Maarten as their base during the season. When you are not taking advantage of the fantastic weather and sailing you can indulge in tax free shopping, gourmet dining, a golf course, water sports, white sandy beaches and beautiful hotels and villas. The Island of St. Maarten makes this an event for all, with families and friends of participants and spectators enjoying the shore side delights.
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The Trailables Division led the vanguard at the first start gun, but it soon became apparent that plugging a strong south going current in such light breeze was going to make for a very slow and congested start to the day.
Posted on 22 Aug
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