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SNOWMASS VILLAGE - Oh where, oh where is the snow? Indeed, like a surfer without a wave, ski bums throughout the Village are having a tough time powering on without the precious white powder that holds their favorite pastime in check. But like the old-fashioned phrase, "where there's a will there's a way," a group of hopeful locals gladly took it upon themselves to end the gloom-stricken pajama party and finally get out and do something about it.
With just a layer of dust on the ground and temperatures at a tropical 30-some degrees, local Molly Eyler rallied a group of close friends recently and headed out to the comforting camping grounds of Snowmass Creek for a much-needed snow intervention.
Curious to unearth the details of this wild, forest-dwelling intervention, where howling and hollering around the campfire became the cornerstone of the evening's agenda, I stole some time with Molly to discuss the whys of her desperate measure, and get in on the memorable experience they shared between friends.
Snowmass Sun: Some people would say you are crazy for organizing such an event; what made you come up with the idea?
Molly Eyler: Well, it's not unusual for my friends and I to come up with short-notice adventures that bring us all together. I thought since we don't currently have much snow, and temperatures are higher than average, it would be perfect if we could all gather at one of our favorite spots and have a serious intervention with nature.
SS: Have you or your friends done anything like this before?
ME: We've never had a so-called "snow intervention" quite like this, but "pray for snow" parties, especially at the start of the season, have definitely been a part of our skiing circle in years past.
SS: Besides howling and hollering around the campfire to inspire a snowfall, what other things did you and your friends do to bring on the snow?
ME: Like always, we ate chocolate-chip cookies and remembered our good friend Brandon Zukoff who lost his life to an avalanche in February of 2011. Per usual, we cooked food and passed around a handle of whiskey to toast the season. If I remember correctly, two snow hats also got thrown into the fire before the night was over.
SS: How many people came to the creek? Did your friendships in the Village begin solely out of a love for skiing?
ME: After passing on a line to a couple people we had a group of 15 to 16 who got together and came out for the night. I think the initial reason we came together was a love for skiing, but we do share a lot of other activities together too, like camping, which we tend to do a lot of.
SS: Would you say the intervention ended
in success?
ME: On the snow side, not so much, but the good thing about it was everyone was really stoked to just be out there. That's what I like about my Snowmass friends - they always find a way to come together. No, skiing isn't the best right now, but while the grounds are dry and the temperatures are still high, we might as well camp and be optimistic for a good season regardless.


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Vicious Circle Disc Golf wrote:Last week was random draw alternate shot doubles at the Peninsula disc golf park.
Matt Wieben took home the CTP for the week.
We will be playing singles this week at Sugar Bottom.
Sign up between 5:00 and 5:30.
We will then tee off at 5:30.
The divisions with be open, advanced, intermediate and masters.
Here are the scores.
1)Aaron Killion/Greg Dye - 51
2)Jason Allen/Joe English - 58
3)Matt Wieben/Travis Brown - 59
4)Anthony Rios/Greg Friestad - 60
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Not guilty is her plea. Now her quest to prove that beings. News 12 was at Monday's arraignment.
Lottie Kain appeared sad and emotional in court Monday. She hugged her lawyer as he entered her not guilty plea. Cameras were not allowed in the courtroom for the two-minute arraignment, but we pick up the story from there.
Dressed in an orange jumpsuit, an ashamed Lottie Kain covers her face as she leaves the courtroom. This mom's two toddlers, 2-year-old Nicole and 3-year-old Jonah, drowned in a retention pond in April.
Kain is charged with not watching them, which lead to their death. She pleaded not guilty. The children's father, Dennis Payne, came to the arraignment and wouldn't say much afterwards.
C.D. Morris came to court to support Kain. He's known the family for two years. Morris says despite the fact that the Department of Family and Children Services made weekly visits to their house since 2003, Lottie and Dennis were good parents.
"Every time I seen the children with them they was always neat and clean. They look like they was always taken care of, well fed," Morris said.
According to District Attorney Dennis Sanders, Lottie Kain's trial will be at the Warren County Courthouse on October 3.
This may not be the only charge facing Jonah and Nicole's parents. Sanders says the cause of drowning is still being investigated.
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When Augusta deputies dealt with an incident downtown Wednesday, News 12 viewers saw some new equipment in action.
Jonathan Martin shows you how Homeland Security money is helping our local officers.
It's brand new and it's one of a kind...Thursday we a got look inside Richmond County's bomb squad truck.
Bomb technician Raymond Jones has a personal connection to Richmond County's brand new mobile bomb squad unit.
Not only did he design it, he works in it everyday.
"It's the best. Right now it's the only one in the country," Jones says.
Thanks to a Homeland Security grant, this half a million dollar truck is equipped with the latest in bomb technology...including bomb proof suits that can weigh up to 80 pounds, a containment vessel for radiological explosives, and Wilson, a $200,000 robot who can do a lot of the dangerous work.
"And members of the bomb squad are out here every week practicing different scenarios like this one with vehicle born explosions," says Jones.
That training along with this truck came in handy on Wednesday afternoon as authorities responded to a suspicious briefcase in front of a law office on Greene Street.
They blocked traffic near the office for nearly 2 hours, bringing in bomb sniffing dogs…and Wilson.
New technology in the truck also allowed them to take X-rays of the briefcase. These showed batteries and a calculator inside, signs of a potential bomb...so they used the robot to detonate it.
And though it wasn't a bomb, Jones says you really never can tell.
"People fall under the illusion that if it looks like a bomb, it's a bomb," he says.
With the new truck, Jones says that whenever there is a suspicious package, folks in the area can feel a little more at ease.
"There is no problem that I am aware of that we cannot handle with one hundred percent success," he says.
Jones tells News 12 that 11 other cities are now getting similar trucks after seeing this one.
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Earning the WSL's Quarterback of the Year honor is Palisade senior Levi Hoaglund. In his first year at quarterback, he produced 639 passing yards including 9 touchdowns. On the ground he was incredible - rushing for over 1,300 yards and 19 touchdowns for the top team in the WSL.
Palisade's Zach Marengo earned the title of Lineman of the Year. The senior dished out 39 solo tackles, 45 assists, and recovered 1 fumble.
The WSL Coach of the Year honor goes to Palisade's Joe Ramunno. Coach Ramunno returned to the Bulldogs as an assistant in 2012 before moving into the position of head coach this year.
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For that kind of money, after all, buyer Jason LeBlanc could have bought himself a fully operational jetpack! Which comes with 600 pounds of thrust, and you don't even need a pilot's license to fly!
Or, if you prefer to stay grounded, how about an S-class Mercedes-Benz sedan? Or two toilets made entirely of 24-carat gold. Heck, LeBlanc could even have rented the 25-foot wide townhouse Irish real estate mogul Dennis Quinlan is offering on New York's Upper East Side for a month—and still had enough change left over to cover the cable bill. But no.
LeBlanc shelled out the money for a 148-year-old card depicting the Brooklyn Atlantics amateur baseball club, saying he bought it as an investment for his young son, and the craziest thing about the whole story might be that he actually got a bargain. Since there's very little chance we'll learn that ballplayers in the 1860s were using performance-enhancing drugs, odds are good that somewhere down the road, some other rich guy will be willing to buy that card from his kid for a lot more.
"Absolutely," said Chris Ivy, director of sports auctions for Heritage Auctions. "A lot of these items, when they're one of a kind, we can put an estimate on, but often we miss the selling price by a lot.
"And there's this, too," he added a moment later.
Of course, you'd expect a guy in the business to say exactly that. Heritage wasn't the seller in LeBlanc's case, but the firm expects to generate even bigger headlines later this month as it auctions off the jersey U.S. hockey team captain Mike Eruzione wore in the "Miracle on Ice" game at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics, when a team composed mostly of college players upset the Soviet Union's Big Red Machine on its way to winning the gold. Heritage already has a standing bid of $325,000 for the jersey, one of two dozen items Eruzione put has up for consignment. Also included in the auction is the bloody sock that then-Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling wore in in Game 2 of the 2004 World Series. His reputation might be in the can, at least as a businessman, but the sock still could end up in someone else's drawer for a cool $75,000 or more.
So if you've got that kind of money laying around in a drawer and an itch to play the collectibles market, here are the two most important things to know:
— The safest buys will always be stuff once owned or worn by those who, like those Brooklyn Atlantics, have passed into the great beyond. The highest-selling item ever bought on the memorabilia market was the earliest known Yankee jersey worn by Babe Ruth. It went for over $4.4 million just last May and is considered the likeliest contender to break the record if and when it's offered for sale again. Coming in at No. 2 was the original copy of the "Founding Rules of Basketball" written by the game's patriarch, James Naismith, in 1981; that document fetched just over $4.3 million.
— If you like controversy, make sure you have deep pockets and plenty of time on your hands. Cartoonist Todd McFarlane paid more than $3 million for the 70th home run ball disgraced slugger Mark McGwire hit in 1998, and he'd be lucky to get 10 percent of that sum for it today. But McFarlane also seemingly overpaid for some Barry Bonds-powered mementos, and he can afford to take a long range view of the value of his collection.
"I try to take the emotion out of this. We're in the eye of the storm of this controversy. But I'm thinking 20 years in the future, this doesn't matter," McFarlane said in an interview a while back. "You can bellyache all you want, public: it's still going to be in the record book. Get over it! It doesn't matter what you think; what matters is what is. There's not going to be an asterisk. There's going to be a number in a book. I know people who don't think Bush was really elected president, but there he is. You don't have to accept it personally. He'll still be in the history books."
Personally, I'd rather have the jetpack, but something tells me McFarlane is right. As another rich guy famously said once, "The only difference between men and boys is the price of their toys."
Jim Litke is a national sports columnist for The Associated Press. Write to him at jlitke(at)ap.org and follow him at Twitter.com/JimLitke.


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This Saturday from 5:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. a hamburger feed and shin- dig will be held as a farewell send-off for talented local saxophonist Mike Gill at the Legion.
Gill, who is a graduate of Yellow Medicine East and holds a music degree from the University of Minnesota, is preparing to venture to California where he has been asked to play saxophone with a Johnny Cash tribute band at Folsom Prison.
Locals ought to remember the tribute band, "The Walking Phoenixes," from their visit to the area this summer. Back in late July, filmmaker and Walking Phoenixes frontman, Drewin Young, arrived in Granite Falls to obtain footage for a documentary about veterans after being invited by Yellow Medicine County Veterans Service Officer Michelle Gatz. Young not only brought his camera but also his band members, who played gigs at Prairie's Edge Casino and in Marshall.
Prior to their arrival a few locals, Gill and vocalist Dawn Dann, were rounded up to perform alongside the band for certain numbers.
From this opportunity Gill made an impression to such a degree that he was asked to accompany the band with his sax on their next album and when they play Folsom Prison on January 13––the exact day Johnny Cash played the prison 45 years ago.
This Saturday's hamburger feed, send-off celebration is a free will donation. Originally, donations were going to go to Gill to provide him with some "walk around" cash, but at Gill's request all donations will go to support local veterans.
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AIKEN, S.C. -- After just a couple rolls on the simulator, two dummies -- a man and a baby -- flew out of the window and landed on the ground with a thud.
"I was shocked. Some of the ways the dummies come out -- some of them are very simple. Others are flying on top of the car and getting run over by it," said Lauren Scott, a student at South Aiken High School where the demonstration was held.
Scott is also on the DECA club, which helped make the demonstration possible, along with the South Carolina Highway Patrol and Aiken Driving Academy.
Scott was in a car accident just a couple days after she helped set up this event.
"As a passenger of the wreck, I really felt it. You go through the motions. You're scared. You don't really know what you're doing. Your body's just kind of telling you what to do," she said.
Luckily she was wearing a seat belt, but the dummies were not.
"The younger generation, they actually make up a small percentage of our drivers on the roadways, but when it comes down to our fatalities, they make up a large percentage of fatalities," said Lance Cpl. Judd Jones with the South Carolina Highway Patrol.
Jones brought the simulator to South Aiken High School with that in mind. He says there have been 691 fatalities on South Carolina roads just this year, and that number continues to climb, especially when people don't buckle up.
"The first crash is whatever the actual vehicle crashes into. Say, for instance, it runs off the road and hits a tree. That's the crash number one. Crash number two is your body hitting against the inside of the car. That may be the steering wheel, that may be the door or that may be other passengers inside the car. Crash three is your internal organs hitting against your skeletal system inside your body," Jones explained.
He hopes this simulator teaches students like Scott the importance of being safe behind the wheel.
"When you're in that situation, it's nowhere near funny, and I hope they do know seat belts are that important to them," said Scott to her fellow students.


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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Men's Tennis team dropped a heartbreaker on Thursday afternoon, falling 5-2 against Nevada in a match that was closer than the score indicated.
The Islanders (1-4) were nearly equal to the Wolf Pack (4-3) on Thursday, but a few crucial points went the way of the visiting team in the nail-biting match that also served as the home opener of the 2013 season.
Nevada came into the match having beaten nationally ranked UC Irvine 6-1, as well as a 5-2 win over DePaul and a win over Northern Arizona.
"Give credit to Nevada, they're a very good team," said Director of Tennis Steve Moore. "We fought extremely hard today, but a few mental lapses early got us off to a slow start. We've really been competing hard, but we're making some mistakes that young teams make, and we've got to rise up and fix those things."
In doubles, Peter Nagy and Odon Barta teamed up for a gritty 8-7 (7-1) win at the No. 1 position. The Islanders led at both No. 2 and No. 3 doubles, but crucial points went to Nevada as Matt Westmoreland and Andrew Maingot fell 8-6 at No. 2, while Gergo Weidinger and Guillaume Rauseo lost 8-5 in the No. 3 position.
"Eighty-two percent of the time when you lose the doubles point, you lose the match," said Moore. "We've had match point or served for the doubles in every match we've lost this year, and it's just a matter of being a little smarter on a few key points, a little more relentless."
In singles, Nagy got his team on the board in quick fashion, taking a 6-2, 6-2 final at the No. 1 singles position to even the match at 1-1. Nevada struck back quickly however, earning a 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 win over Rauseo at the No. 4 match.
"I really felt this was a breakthrough match for Peter Nagy, both in the tough smart way he played on the big points as well as really being a vocal leader," said Moore. "That's what you need from your No. 1 singles player, and that's what he gave us today so we're very proud of him."
The biggest heartbreaker of the day came at No. 2 singles, with Westmoreland losing by an agonizing 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-3) final to make it a 3-1 Nevada lead. The match was clinched at No. 3 singles, with Weidinger falling by a 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) score to make it 4-1.
Nearly instantaneously, Javier Pujol won his match at No. 5 singles, rallying back from a set down to earn a 2-6, 7-5, 6-1 victory to make it 4-2.
"There is a lot of fight in this team, which I really love," said Moore. "Nevada is a very good team, and they won five-of-six first sets, but we fought back and won the next set in four of those five. That's the sign of a team that's fighting and never quitting, but we just have to play smarter at key times. It's our job as coaches to make sure they do."
The Islanders also led at No. 6 singles, with Pietro Jordao coming back from a set down to lead 3-6, 7-5, 3-2 before having to retire due to muscles cramps that prevented him from continuing.
"This is now the beginning of the hot part of the year that has always been our trademark," said Moore. "Fitness is the biggest thing from this point forward, so we will be working incredibly hard to be the fittest team possible and be ready for these upcoming challenges. We'll be fine because this team has good character."
Next up for the Islanders will be a road match at No. 16 Texas in Austin. The match is set for a 6 p.m. start and will be aired live on the Longhorn Network.
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Singles competition:
1. Peter Nagy (AMCC) def. Victor Ouvrard (NEVADA) 6-2, 6-2
2. Moez Echarqui (NEVADA) def. Matt Westmoreland (AMCC) 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-3)
3. Fernando Sunago (NEVADA) def. Gergo Weidinger (AMCC) 6-4, 7-6 (7-5)
4. Robert Allan (NEVADA) def. Guillaume Rauseo (AMCC) 6-4, 2-6, 6-3
5. Javier Pujol (AMCC) def. Quentin Mege (NEVADA) 2-6, 7-5, 6-1
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You know what it's like when you get back from vacation and you're asked at least five times in that first day "How was your vacation?" All I've said is "In 600 words or less, I will have a report on your desk in the morning."
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The flight was leaving from Denver at 6:30 a.m. and I chose to stay in Vail and leave at 3 a.m. to catch it. My son was kind enough to take my call at 4:30 and drive my car and drop me off. This was a great idea on my part because nine days in the vast expanses of the Denver International Aiport parking lands meant I just saved at least $100 by keeping the car at his house.
He lives in the Baker neighborhood in Denver, and if you're not familiar, the streets are skinny and no one parks in their driveway. I did ask him, just to assure myself, "Is this going to be all right? There's not a whole lot of parking in your neighborhood."
He replied with no confidence: "I'll figure it out."
I checked my lone bag with a rather unpleasant fellow and he assured me my golf clubs would be all right. I reluctantly handed him the $25 hostage fee. So far so good.
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"I don't like your wife. I like you."
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That was all on a Tuesday (door to door 11 hours), and on Wednesday I woke up at my mom's house feeling a little ache. By Wednesday afternoon I was sick in my chest, face and feet. I caught the germ that can only incubate in an enclosed tubular vehicle at 35,000 feet. I had contracted "airbus virus," of which there is no cure for six days. When you just start feeling it leave your body, you get back in the tube and catch it again.
The only way to feel better with the virus is pretend you don't have it. So, since it rained the next seven days and there was no indoor golf course in the area, I sat in one of the many fine restaurant-bars, reacquainted with old friends, drank beer and ate chicken wings to rid myself of the dreaded bug.
I took my mom out to dinner several times and can't tell you how appreciative I was to have a mother who still loves me so much. Every time she would say, "When are you going to grow up?" or "I don't understand where you come from," or "If you don't start taking care of yourself ...," or "When are you going to get a haircut?" it would warm my heart to know she still cares so much about me.
Where did the eight days go? Before I even realized, it was time for the teary goodbyes. I checked my golf bag that was never even opened, handed the guy the $25 hostage fee, boarded the virus tube and headed west.
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AIKEN, S.C. -- As Don Wells takes care of customers at the paint shop he's owned in Aiken for 16 years, Jane Vaughters takes a break from work at a local family practitioner's office to invite us over to her house on Hayne Avenue.
"Aiken's been great to us," said Don Wells, who has served for seven years on Aiken City Council.
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"I've lived here and raised my children here. We've lived here since 1974," she said.
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"I have fought against over-burdensome regulations that stifle our small businesses and that place a tax burden upon our citizens that's unnecessary," he said.
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"I knew we needed new direction the Statehouse, but when the legislature sat up there for five weeks and did nothing to correct this situation, I really knew we needed new leadership," she said.
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"I'm not going up there, Chad, for the compensation. I'm going up there to represent the views of the people of District 81," Wells said.
"We'll never create more jobs if there is not an attitude or a perception of fairness in the taxation in the state, and there is not that now," said Vaughters, adding that her single voice may not be able to change the system entirely, but she would uncover wrongdoing to her constituents and the citizens of this state, so they could pressure all lawmakers for reform.
Both plan to be strong voices for education and economic growth, too. Both say that economic incentives are sometimes necessary to attract business and jobs to the Palmetto State.
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"NBC Nightly News" anchor Brian Williams has apologized to Arsenio Hall for leaving him out of montage of late night TV hosts.
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Trust in Education provides educational, economic and health care assistance to villages in Afghanistan. And Mackenzie, who in October returned from his 15th trip to Afghanistan, speaks from the perspective of how Afghan children -- more than half of whom are girls -- are being educated.
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The victim told a deputy that Ledford asked to use his phone at the Raceway on Chesnee Highway and that Ledford became angry when the victim said the phone needed to be charged, an incident report states.
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I guess it'smy turn to start the thread...
Schedule calls for 30 minute tempo run, but I have an extra week - so decided to do more of a steady run at pace. 5 miles with first 3 in 24:45 - 8:15/mi, mile 4 in 7:36 and final mile cool down in 8:46. 1 mile walking to complete the workout.
Race results were out today, Wow! Talk about a fast field - top 3 for the 50-59 male age group 1:21:23, 1:21:46 and 1:23:01! Got lapped by the first place runner (1:13:21). I think my finish was 12/18 in the 50-59 age group and 60/147 overall. Age grade for the run was 63.29% for me (87.5 for the age group winner). I knew I wouldn't be too close to placing, but I didn't think I'd be almost 1/2 hour out of 3rd! I'm still really happy about my time...
Man, tough crowd Ray! You ran a solid race though, 1/2 hour out of third or not. And nice workout today to boot, you've bounced back nicely from the half.
6 miles for me today, more practice running at marathon race pace. I warmed for a mile, then ran the next 5 in 44:52, or an 8:58 pace. I need 8:57's, so I'm getting better.
With a week and a half to go 'til race day, I'm getting a little antsy already...lol
Keeping my fingers crossed for Dark Horse and that knee of his...
Enjoy life, this ain't a rehearsal...
Sounds like good runs for everyone. The top three times in your half Ray are blazing. Wow. Sounds like you had a GREAT race, congrats.
Rich, I can feel the anticipation in your post. You have to feel good about where you are at training wise, even if you didn't get in all the hills you wanted. Hopefully the weather will cooperate and not rain or get too hot.
I did 4 miles today, felt ok. I am taking it easy to try and adapt to running more miles per week. I can always add some speed stuff later, as my half is not till 12/9.
Goal = 25
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Rich, I'm getting amped for your run too! Sounds like you're getting a handle on the pacing.
Mike, 12/9 - that's almost too much time to prepare How far are your long runs? I've been doing an advanced 10K training program. My real goal is to give my younger brother a run for his money in a 5K (he can do a low 21, high 20). Figured I need more base and with a peak LSR of 10 miles figured if I wanted I could do a half with my wife. So, far it's working well. First time that I've tried to follow a formal training plan. And yes those guys were fast!
DH, how is the knee doing? One thing I didn't mention, but if you haven't iced much might not be obvious. Always have a layer between your skin and the pack. Some packs come with a cloth layer, I use "peas" (little blue globes) and they're in plastic. I like my compression sleeves for the layer, thin and the cold comes through. Also, I know I said don't use things like ibuprofen if you don't have to, but if you have a race and you're not really worried about real damage (just extra healing time) taking ibuprofen before the activity will help you get through it.
You guys are running great!
All day long, I wasn't sure I wanted to run today or should run today.
At 8:45 p.m. it was too late to run outside, because the EEE (Eastern Equine Encephalitis) virus has been found in our local mosquitoes. So I ran at my gym, the Fitness Planet (as I call it).
It turns out that the treadmill is a pretty good running option for me, for a couple of reasons. First, it is springier than the track, so my knee gets pounded a little less, and it is all straight-ahead running, with no track turns to torque the knee.
So I was able to run faster than I expected.
5 minute walking warmup.
4 miles on the treadmill, 1% incline, in 33:57 (8:29 mile pace). Progressive run: first mile in 9:59, last mile in 6:39 (that was tough, because I haven't been doing any fast running).
5 minute walking cooldown.
Icing now. The ice feels great! There's nothing between my knee and the cold pack, but it's not really ice--it's a reusable cold pack--so I think it's OK. Thanks to RAY for the icing suggestion!
Dark Horse
I'm a dark horse, running on a dark race course.
DH, great workout, and you GOT IT DONE, when it would have been easier not too. I find the treadmill a less pounding option.
You mentioned running on a track. Depending on the distance, the curves on a track always wears on my knees. It helps to run opposite directions, but even still it would get to me. If I can't run outside, I run on a beatup old treadmill in the basement.
Sounds like the ice might be helping. Good luck.
Mike in Minneapolis
Great news D.H., you're going to SMOKE that time trial!
Enjoy life, this ain't a rehearsal...
Thanks, Rich.
Here's why it's key not to run outdoors in the evenings in my area. This morning in the local paper I read about a 70-year-old man in a neighboring town, who has EEE (Eastern Equine Encephalitis) right now. They have put him into a medically induced coma, but "the prognosis is not good," according to a person quoted. A local horse has already died.
Carried by mosquitoes, EEE has a 33% mortality rate and usually causes significant brain damage in survivors. It is most dangerous for people under 15 and over 50 (that would be us on this forum).
Some local groups and schools have cancelled late afternoon-early evening outdoor activities, including sports events. Home games will be cancelled or played away.
We are waiting for a hard frost to kill the mosquitoes.
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I'm a dark horse, running on a dark race course.
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HOUSTON (December 10, 2012)--Former President George H.W. Bush continued to recover Monday at a Houston hospital where he's in the third week of treatment for a bronchitis-related cough.
Methodist Hospital spokesman George Kovacik said Monday that Bush, 88, remains in stable condition and says he continues to make progress.
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The 41st president has been hospitalized since Nov. 23.
He and former first lady Barbara Bush divide their time between homes in Houston and Kennebunkport, Maine.


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Shelton State softball team loses in ACCC final
Published: Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 6, 2013 at 11:27 p.m.
ALABASTER | The Shelton State softball team reached the final of the Alabama Community College Conference tournament, falling 3-2 to Wallace State-Hanceville on Monday.
Shelton State (41-13) opened the scoring on a home run by Callie Loper in the top of the second inning. Wallace State (50-11) answered with a two-run home run in the bottom of the inning. Wallace scored again in the fourth to extend the lead to 3-1.
Shelton State scored a run in the sixth but couldn't tie the game.
Shelbi Smith (12-5) took the loss, throwing six innings, allowing seven hits and striking out three.
Loper was 2-for-3. Jordyn Whiddon was 1-for-3 with a homer. Reba Hawkins and Haley Adams added a hit each for Shelton State.
Wallace State advances to the NJCAA tournament.
Shelton State reached the title game with a 5-2 win over Southern Union. Meagan Young (21-4) pitched six innings for the win, allowing six hits and striking out six. Smith allowed one hit in one inning for her fifth save.
Loper was 2-for-3 with two doubles and four RBIs, and Maggie Meacham was 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored.
Shelton State's Young, Whiddon, Loper and Reba Hawkins made the
all-tournament team.
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MORGAN HILL -- A months-old dispute over home appliance repair escalated into a kidnapping and assault incident and two arrests Monday, after a handyman escaped his abductors when they stopped for gas and snacks in San Jose.
Morgan Hill residents Jason DeJesus, 36, and Chanelle Troedson, 33, face charges of false imprisonment, kidnapping, assault, criminal threats and conspiracy.
The beef began about two months ago, when the 50-year-old victim did minor repairs at a Santa Clara home, said Santa Clara County Sheriff's Sgt. Jose Cardoza.
"There was a dispute about services rendered," Cardoza said. "That in conjunction with him not being paid entirely."
Cardoza would not specify how much money was involved but he said "it wasn't much."
Relatives of the person who had hired the handyman contacted him on Monday morning requesting his services at a home on the 200 block of Caldwell Court in unincorporated Morgan Hill.
"The victim knew he was going somewhere associated with the previous person," Cardoza said. "But he had no clue there would be trouble. Nothing stuck out about what was to occur."
Within minutes after arriving, a man and a woman at the home attacked the handyman, Cardoza said.
"For the next few hours he's assaulted and had his life threatened numerous times," said Cardoza, who added that no weapons were used or seen. "He's also forced to do some minor repair work around the house."
Around 5:30 p.m., the victim was forced into his own truck and told they were going to the relative's Santa Clara home to finish the work he'd started two months prior.
The abductors stopped for fuel and food at a gas station near Santa Teresa Boulevard and Cottle Road in San Jose, telling the man "he better stay in the truck" as they went inside to pay.
"As soon as he had the opportunity, the victim escaped," Cardoza said.
He ran to a nearby residence and reported what had happened, and responding San Jose police quickly found the pair still in the area. They were apprehended and handed over to sheriff's deputies because the original crime happened in unincorporated Morgan Hill.
The victim's injuries were not life threatening, but Cardoza said "that's not to say having your life threatened, (and being) held against your will and physically assaulted is not serious."
"We don't know what the actual intent was," he said. "What was the ultimate plan once they got to the second location, what they were going to do."
He said that the handyman's escape may well have saved him from further harm.
"No type of services, or disagreement, should ever get to this point where it gets violent," he said.
DeJesus and Troedson remain in custody, with a court date together on Thursday.
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Definition of corridor in English:
- Classrooms, corridors, the dining room and the staff offices are filled with pictures.
- The building itself, however, was a solid concrete structure of staircases, landings and corridors with many rooms leading off them.
- The people live in dungas, pre-fab buildings, typically a corridor with six rooms off each side.
- We took train rides to backwater stations in carriages with compartments and corridors.
- A scream had echoed all along the passenger corridor, waking everyone.
- She noted the importance of wildlife or movement corridors to link established parks with untouched wilderness areas.
- The plan would link existing wilderness and natural areas with wildlife travel corridors to enable large predators and other animals to migrate.
- Humanitarian personnel and corridors must be much more effectively protected.
the corridors of power
- The senior levels of government or administration, where covert influence is regarded as being exerted and significant decisions are made.From the name of C. P. Snow's novel The Corridors of Power (1964)Example sentences
- No matter what, the Federation are the people who do carry considerable influence in the corridors of power.
- He was a powerful man who in the last administration was very close to the corridors of power and could walk in and out of State House at anytime.
- Efforts were underway in the corridors of power to encourage the administration to shelve the report as a bad idea from a previous administration.
Late 16th century (as a military term denoting a strip of land along the outer edge of a ditch, protected by a parapet): from French, from Italian corridore, alteration (by association with corridore 'runner') of corridoio 'running place', from correre 'to run', from Latin currere. The current sense dates from the early 19th century.
Corridors are nothing to do with doors. They are 'running places'. The word comes from Italian corridore, from Latin currere 'to run'. It started out as a military term for a strip of land along the outer edge of a ditch, protected by a parapet. The modern sense of 'a long passage in a building' dates from the early 19th century. See also cursor. Corridors of power refers to the senior levels of government or the civil service, where all the important decision-making takes place behind the scenes. It was popularized by the title of C. P. Snow's novel The Corridors of Power (1964), though Snow did not coin the expression.
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Some Democrats Now Calling for Shinseki to Leave VA
Several Democrats are joining the call for Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki to go.
Rep. Nick Rahall (D., W. Va.) and Georgia Senate candidate Michelle Nunn on Friday became the latest Democrats to break with President Barack Obama and call for Mr. Shinseki to go in the wake of the scandal that has engulfed the agency and become a major distraction for the White House.
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- Hagan's Handshake Comes With Tough Words for Obama
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Mr. Rahall praised Mr. Shinseki's service but said: "I believe that by stepping aside, Secretary Shinseki will help to restore the trust our veterans must have in the VA," Mr. Rahall said in a statement.
Ms. Nunn also focused on new leadership. "It has become increasingly clear that we need new leadership to build confidence, focus and accountability at the VA to fix what is wrong with the agency," Ms. Nunn said in a statement released by her campaign Friday. "I hope that General Shinseki will step aside to allow for fresh leadership to tackle these pressing issues and support the veterans that the General is deeply committed to serving."
Ms. Nunn fits the profile of Democrats who want Mr. Shinseki to resign. She needs to show voters she'll break with Mr. Obama on issues important to the White House and she represents a state with a large number of veterans and active-duty service members.
There are surely more to come. Members of Congress and candidates will spend the Memorial Day weekend appearing at events back home, where they are certain to be asked to weigh in on the scandal.
Ms. Nunn joins former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, who is trying to get his old job back, Kentucky Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes and Georgia Reps. John Barrow and David Scott, who were the first Democrats to call for the secretary's resignation.
And in New Jersey, the call for Mr. Shinseki to go came from Aimee Belgard, a county freeholder running in three-way Democratic primary to replace the retiring Rep. Jon Runyan (R., N.J.) in a district that includes Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.
These Democrats all broke from Mr. Obama after the president tried to buy time Wednesday at the White House by touting Mr. Shinseki's military service and his administration's effort. "I said we would systematically work to fix these problems, and we have been working really hard to address them," Mr. Obama said.
That sentiment so far has kept Republican leadership at most Democrats at bay, but Mr. Shinseki remains an easy target for Democrats who have a political need to keep the president at arm's length politically.
Mr. Crist doesn't fit that pattern, he needs the enthusiastic backing of the president's supporters in his race against Gov. Rick Scott. But for Mr. Crist calling for Mr. Shinseki to go fits with a larger campaign message of helping veterans.
Mr. Crist's campaign on Thursday accused Gov. Scott of leaving 41,000 Florida veterans uninsured because the state has declined to expand Medicaid under Obamacare.
Rep. Scott's call for Mr. Shinseki to go came during an emotional House floor speech Wednesday afternoon responding to Mr. Obama's earlier remarks at the White House.
"The first person we need to fire is the secretary of Veterans Affairs, Mr. Shinseki himself," the Georgia Democrat said. "Now we respect him, we respect his sacrifice for this country, but the buck stops at the top."
Rep. Scott dismissed Mr. Obama's call to wait for investigations to determine the extent of the VA's problems. "We don't have time for any more investigations," he said. "The reports are in."
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News 12 First at Five / Friday, Sept. 1, 2012
AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. -- The man accused of trying to run over an Aiken County deputy Wednesday has been captured. Investigators say they found him at a Quality Inn in Augusta with his girlfriend.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office released this statement Saturday morning:
"The Aiken County Sheriff's Office along with the Richmond County Sheriff's Office and the U.S. Marshals' Fugitive Task Force apprehended Eddie James Brockington Friday night in Richmond County. He is being held at the Richmond County Detention Center pending extradition back to Aiken County, S.C."
Brockington had been on the run since Wednesday morning after he wouldn't stop for deputies working a school speed zone.
It happened near Belvedere Elementary School, prompting officials to lock down campus.
Cpt. Troy Elwell with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office says, "That was the reason for the stop -- just speeding, which turned into what we have."
The car didn't stop, leading deputies on a chase. When the driver, 22-year-old Eddy James Brockington finally pulled over, the deputy got out of the car.
That's when investigators say Brockington tried to run him over and then sped away.
The deputy fired shots at the car, then chased it to a dead end street.
Brian Bragg lives close to the scene.
"I walk outside, coming back up from the mailbox, and they stop me with the bloodhounds and stuff, making sure I'm not him. I guess because I had my shirt off," he said.
Belvedere Elementary was locked down for a couple of hours as a precaution while deputies cleared the area.
"We do what we call a soft lockdown. What that means is that the children can move within the building but that we lock every door down," said Principal Alison Churm.
The kids had no idea what was going on just outside their doors.
"We just try to keep it as normal as possible inside the building; there's no need to upset the children, there's no need for the children to have fear about this kind of thing," she said.
Officials say the lockdown was necessary because they thought Brockington is armed.
The passenger in the car was taken into custody on the morning of the incident.
Brockington will be charged with attempted murder, failure to stop for blue lights, unlawful possession of a pistol, possession with intent to distribute marijuana and possession with intent to distribute marijuana within a half-mile of a school.
AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. -- The lockdown at Belvedere Elementary school has been lifted. Officers are still searching for 22-year-old Eddy James Brockington, but they believe he is out of the area.
Initial report:
AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. -- The Aiken County Sheriff's Office started looking for a man they believed to be armed near Belvedere Elementary school on Wednesday morning. The school was put on lockdown for about two hours during the search.
Cpt. Troy Elwell told News 12 officers were working a school speed zone around 7:18 a.m. when a deputy tried to pull over a car for speeding. The car didn't stop, and a chase ensued. When the car finally stopped, the deputy got out of his vehicle. That's when investigators say the suspect tried to run over the deputy. The deputy fired shots at the car. Deputies said another chase ensued.
When the car came to a dead end, both passengers tried to run away. The driver got away on foot.
Deputies have the passenger of the car in custody, but they are still looking for the driver near the elementary school.
According to investigators, the suspect, Eddy James Brockington, is a white male wearing a black shirt and black shorts. Deputies say the suspect has a lengthy criminal history.
Elwell said the school would remain on lockdown until they have the suspect in custody or deputies are positive he is no longer in the area.
During a lockdown, parents and students are not allowed to go in or out of the school.


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God of War: Ascension single-player demo dated, early access announced
The God of War: Ascension single-player demo will be released next week to the "winning team" in the Rise of the Warrior social challenge. It's a week earlier than when everyone else gets it on February 26. The first team playing as Spartans or Trojansto to hit 10-million points, will earn said early access to […]
Metal Gear Rising boss trailer isn't for the fainthearted
Konami has ramped up its Metal Gear Solid: Revengeance promotion across the last couple of weeks. Keeping with recent tradition, the publisher has released a trailer focusing on boss battles.
Tomb Raider doesn't feature an Online or Season Pass, no demo on the horizon
Crystal Dynamics has confirmed a Tomb Raider demo isn't on the cards, nor is the inclusion of a Season or Online Pass when the full game hits.
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance demo due next week
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is like no Metal Gear game before it, but check out this new trailer and the upcoming demo, and you may just find yourself looking at that as a good thing.
Ni No Kuni demo features two bosses, hits Europe on Wednesday
No No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch arrives in demo form this week, the highlight of a pretty packed US PlayStation Store update. Destructoid reports the demo also arrives on the European PlayStation Network this week, on Wednesday December 5. The taster feature two environments and allows you to tackle two bosses, the Guardian […]
God of War: Ascension demo bundled with Total Recall Blu-ray
A God of War: Ascension demo will be available for a limited time to those who purchase Total Recall on Blu-ray. The featured demo is the single player material from E3 2012. Total Recall goes on sale on December 18; God of War: Ascension isn't expected till March 2013. More details on the PS Blog.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 second PC demo out now
A second Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 demo has been prepared for the PC Elite's assessment.
New Resident Evil 6 demo shuffles onto Xbox Live and US PSN
Capcom has released an original Resident Evil 6 demo. XBL Gold Members and US PSN users will get another look at the upcoming zombie title after the first snippet was a little short on inspiration.
FIFA 13 demo sets series record: 1.99 million downloads so far
FIFA 13's demo was released on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 this week, and EA has just revealed that the trial has set a series record, with over 1.99 million people downloads so far.
FIFA 13 demo hits Xbox 360 tomorrow, teams revealed
FIFA 13 will receive a European demo from EA Sports between 10am-2pm tomorrow on Xbox Live, and on PS3 at some point on Wednesday. The publisher has also revealed what teams will be playable in the demo.
Madden 13 demo live on PS3 & Xbox 360
Madden 13 demos have launched on PS3 and Xbox 360. Satisfy your urge to throw balls and hit large men today.
Asylum demo available on PC, Mac, Ubuntu
Senscape has released a playable teaser for Asylum, its creepy adventure set within the Hanwell Institute.
Madden NFL 13 demo drops next week
With just a few more weeks to wait for the full thing, EA Sports has prepared a Madden NFL 13 demo. Check out a teaser video and get the details through the break.
New Bravely Default demo hits JP eShop August 1
In case one baffling moon-language taster wasn't enough for you, Square Enix will release a new Bravely Default demo this week. The new sampling includes five jobs – the Knight, Red Mage, Mystic Knight, Freelancer and Super Star – and according to Andriasang will allow you to try some customisation, like job changing, too. The […]
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Escape Plan Vita demo returns to PS Store
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Quantum Conundrum demo out now on Steam
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Risen 2: Dark Waters PC demo now available
Arrr me hearties, shiver me timbers, and other clichéd piratical utterings: set sail for Steam to grab a PC demo for Risen 2: Dark Waters, the naughtily nautical RPG sequel from Piranha Bytes. Risen 2 hoisted its mainsail in April but critics didn't much like the cut of its jib; it docks on PlayStation 3 […]
Gravity Rush demo arrives on EU, US Vitas this week
This week's PlayStation Network will bring all sorts of goodies no doubt, but few as anticipated as the Gravity Rush demo. The Vita exclusive has been triggering waves af covetousness since its cel-shaded beauty first surfaced, and finally arrives in early June at retail and via the PlayStation Network. Thanks, Siliconera.
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor Demo out now on Xbox Live
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Lauren McCandless sets new pool record as New Hampshire tops Vermont
THE University of New Hampshire Wildcats won 10 of 17 events Saturday afternoon, fueled by senior Lauren McCandless' pool record, en route to a 171-129 dual meet win over America East rival Vermont.
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The Systematic Character of the National Socialist Policy for the Extermination of the Jews: Electronic Edition, by Heinz Peter Longerich
Table of Contents
- I. Introduction
II Mass executions in the Soviet Union
- A. Orders
B. The murders by the commandos
- 1. Pogroms organised by the commandos
- 2. Executions by Einsatzgruppen and police battalions in the first weeks of the war (Shooting of Jewish men)
- 3. Expansion of the shooting to the entire Jewish civilian population.
III. Regional mass murder of the Jews in 1941/42 outside of the Soviet Union
- A. The Beginning of the Deportations
- B. The Transfer of Technology for Killing by Means of Gas to Eastern Europe
- C. Regional Killing and Planning, Autumn 1941
- D. Pronouncements by Leading National Socialists on the Exterminations
- E. The Wannsee Conference
- F. Extension of the Deportations
- G. Mass murder in the Districts of Lublin and Galicia
- H. Conclusions
- IV. The Escalation of operations in Early 1942
- V. The machinery of mass murder in full operation (1942-1944)
- back matter