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LATHROP - Two men, one wearing a black mask and the other carrying a semiautomatic handgun, walked into Lathrop Liquor at 15326 Harlan Road shortly after 12:30 a.m. Monday and attacked two employees, taking an undisclosed amount of cash and cigarettes, according to the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office.
The man wearing the mask jumped over the counter and punched one clerk in the face, causing him to lose consciousness and fall to the ground, according to the sheriff's report. His armed accomplice pointed his gun at the second clerk and ordered him to open the cash registers.
When the robbers got what they wanted, they fled the store on foot, heading west through the parking lot toward Harlan Road.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Sheriff's Office at (209) 468-4400.
STOCKTON - A 20-year-old man told officers he was walking in the 2400 block of Burlington Place about 11 p.m. Sunday when he heard numerous gunshots and fell to the ground, police reported.
The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment of a non-life-threatening injury. Officers at the scene discovered numerous shell casings but reported no suspect information.
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Wabash students respond to this call. They learn side-by-side with faculty and fellow students, compete on the playing fields, and perform on the Fine Arts Center stages. They boldly lead the men in their living units and they purposefully take charge of their futures.
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Scholarships. A contact between an alumnus and a prospective high school student or an admissions counselor and a prospective student is often the start of a young man's relationship with Wabash. As a student considers Wabash there are usually a lot of questions about the cost of a Wabash education. Students can take advantage of numerous merit-based scholarships like the Top 10 and Top 20 scholarship programs — where awards range from $15,000 to $17,500 per year. Annual Fund support contributes to scholarships and need-based financial aid, and makes the Wabash experience affordable for students who are serious about their own success and who might not be able to attend the College without some type of assistance.
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There is no other professional league on the planet more poorly run then the NHL
So, they have officially cancelled all regular season games up to, and including, the All Star Game? If so, what is the point of even trying for a season at this point? And I love how after basically no meetings whatsoever up to this point, the other day the owners put in a request to the NHLPA to take a 14 day break from negotiations. What the fuck do they want a break from? Not doing a god damn thing at all? For all the crying the owners have been doing about how much money they are losing, they sure as hell don't seem to really give a fuck about getting this thing resolved.
And I totally agree with zakath. At this point, after the 3rd lockout under his watch, with this one more than likely being the 2nd one that results in the loss of an entire season, Bettman needs to just be deemed incapable of performing his duties as Commissioner, and relieved of his job.
No idea how Bettman still has a job. It is mind boggling. Clearly there needs to be some fresh blood running this league. You can't keep having lockouts every 7 years...It's ridiculous!
Honestly, I could care less if there is a season anymore. It's the last thing on my mind. If it wasn't for tsn.ca having some stupid nhl update as the main story every single day, I would have completely forgot that there was supposed to be hockey going on right now.
I honestly am more excited for the MLB season to start so I can watch the revamped Jays than I am for the 2012-2013 NHL season. Never in my life would I think I would say that.
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Holy crap...A player acknowledging the fans! And it's my old buddy Bert. He seems to get it.
It appears that Detroit Red Wings veteran forward Todd Bertuzzi is losing hope that there will be an NHL season this year.
According to the Detroit Free Press, Bertuzzi was attending a players-run practice on Monday when he stated he was "not very optimistic," that a deal could be reached and that "I see us losing a year."
The NHL lockout is currently in its 72nd day with no talks planned in the immediate future.
"I think the owners, at this time, are strong-holding it and putting their foot in the sand and not budging," Bertuzzi told the Free Press. "They want what they want, and that's plain and simple.
"Unfortunately, it's going to take years to build back the revenue. It's going to take a long time. These people are (ticked) right now. They're not just - 'I don't care, I'll come back,' or whatever. Fans are (ticked) now. They're getting to a point where they're not even really paying attention anymore to what's going on. They're sick and tired of hearing the same (stuff) coming out of both sides' mouths, and who can blame them? It's frustrating."
The 37-year-old also touched on the topic of decertification, which would see the Players' Association dissolve, thus making the lockout illegal. The tactic has been used by players in both the NFL and NBA in their recent negotiations, but it would see the NHL and the players going to court to try to resolve their impasse.
"So players go after owners, we sue them - how long is that going to take?" Bertuzzi stated to the Free Press. "Four to five to six, seven months. So that means the season is gone. So if anything, it hurries up the process of ending this thing, so guys aren't sitting around waiting to see what's going to be next."
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""Unfortunately, it's going to take years to build back the revenue. It's going to take a long time. These people are (ticked) right now. They're not just - 'I don't care, I'll come back,' or whatever. Fans are (ticked) now. They're getting to a point where they're not even really paying attention anymore to what's going on. They're sick and tired of hearing the same (stuff) coming out of both sides' mouths, and who can blame them? It's frustrating.""
Exactly how I feel. I'm not even paying attention now. Fuck the NHL. The WJHC isn't far away...I'll get my hockey fix over Christmas.
The players realize that they are going to lose a lot more money by cancelling the season then they will by agreeing to a new cba, right?
Or are they fighting for "the rights of future players" lol.
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A local sportswriter here in Pittsburgh is in NY right now and just tweeted that negotiations were still still going on as of midnight EST and that a deal was imminent, although there were still a few hurdles to overcome. He didn't list any sources so take it for what it's worth but he's been all over these meetings from the start and I trust his word more often than not.


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Wikipedia:Ko Pha Ngan (or Koh Phangan, Thai: เกาะพะงัน, RTGS: Ko Pha-ngan, Thai pronunciation: [kɔ̀ʔ pʰa.ŋan]) is an island in the Gulf of Thailand in South East Thailand. It is famous for its full moon party at Haad Rin Beach and as a backpackers destination. Ko Pha Ngan has two sister islands: the larger Ko Samui to the south and the smaller Ko Tao to the north.


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LODI - A police sergeant who filed a suspicious-activity report with a counterterrorism fusion center regarding an "unfriendly" Middle Eastern man from Lodi does not work for the Lodi Police Department, a department spokesman and the American Civil Liberties Union confirmed Friday.
The Associated Press reported Thursday that the ACLU and other civil rights groups received 1,800 suspicious-activity reports from the intelligence-gathering fusion centers and concluded that most of them did not provide valuable anti-terrorism information.
Lodi police spokesman Sierra Brucia said the sergeant who filed the report is employed by the Elk Grove Police Department and lives in Lodi.
Thursday's report stated that a Lodi Police Department sergeant filed a report and that "the sergeant, whose name is redacted from the document released Thursday, said he 'has been long concerned about a residence in his neighborhood occupied by a Middle Eastern male adult physician who is very unfriendly.' "
Brucia said Lodi police do provide information to fusion centers but did not file the report in question.
"The sergeant filed it through his agency in Elk Grove," said Brucia, who reiterated that the Lodi Police Department does not racially profile its citizens.
A copy of the fusion center database, forwarded to The Record by the ACLU's Northern California chapter, clearly states that the reporting sergeant works for the Elk Grove Police Department and lives in Lodi.
ACLU Northern California Attorney Linda Lye said the mistake in implicating a potential racial profiling case in Lodi was made by The Associated Press, not the ACLU.
"But it does underscore a concern we have with the whole database: that the information in these databases are often incomplete and can be misinterpreted," Lye said. "If information that is put in there is wrong or wrongly places suspicion on an innocent citizen, there's no way to correct it."
Contact reporter Keith Reid at (209) 546-8257 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/lodiblog.
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Oris sponsoring culture with music and art
The Oris London Jazz Festival Logo from 1996
LIU Bolin's exclusive artwork created for Oris
Oris has had a strong emotional connection with music ever since it sponsored the 1996 London Jazz Festival. The first jazz watch was dedicated to the British saxophonist Andy Sheppard in the same year. Since then a long line of watches dedicated to the greats of jazz has been launched, drawing on the unique style and culture of the music and the synergies between the two great art forms.
The year 2007 saw the launch of the Dizzy Gillespie limited edition, a watch with 'improvised' numerals. In 2005 the tribute was to the singer and showman Frank Sinatra. Charlie Parker was honoured in 2003, Duke Ellington in 2002, Miles Davis in 2001, and Louis Armstrong in 2000.
In 2009 Oris moved away from jazz to pay tribute to singer-songwriter, poet, musician, author and painter Bob Dylan. Regarded as one of the most influential and successful artists of all time Oris had the honour and privilege of creating a limited edition watch for this singular artist. 2010 sees Oris return to jazz for a new tribute to legendary pianist Oscar Peterson. He won eight Grammy Awards during his illustrious career and is the latest artist to inspire an Oris Limited Edition.
In addition to music, for 2010 Oris worked with emerging Chinese artist, Liu Bolin to bring another element to our world of culture. With two artworks focusing on the concept of time, Liu Bolin became the focus of the 2010 launch of Oris' new slogan: 'Real watches for real people'.


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PARKERSBURG - Matt Dixon's win by forfeit at 195 pounds sealed the team victory and Parkersburg South heavyweight Dane Mills' first-period pin of Parkersburg's Charley Conley capped off the Patriots' 44-28 city dual wrestling triumph here Wednesday night inside the Rod Oldham Athletic Center.
The Patriots, who have posted five consecutive dual wins versus the Big Reds, took the lead for good at 17-16 when 145-pounder Stewart Morris recorded a pin versus Mo Talafhah in 4:54.
Neither team was at full strength, but the Big Reds of head coach Chris Way led 6-0 after Austin Spears got a second-period pin of Hunter Cline to start the dual at 106. Parkersburg, which returns to action Friday at the Winner's Choice, had its biggest lead - and its last advantage - at 16-11 after 138-pounder Skyler Terrell scored an 11-0 major decision over Tyler Richards.
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Parkersburg South's Chip Sturek attempts to pin Parkersburg's Shawn Graham in their 152-pound match Wednesday. Sturek scored the pin at the 3:31 mark.
Parkersburg's Austin Spears turns Parkersburg South's Hunter Cline over Wednesday during their dual match. Spears scored the pin at the 3:14 mark of the match as South defeated Parkersburg 44-28.
Parkersburg South's Dane Mills scores a pin at the 2:43 mark on Parkersburg's Charley Conley .
"To win a close dual meet, the first thing you've got to do is get pins and we didn't get the pins where we needed some pins," said Way, who decided to keep Adam Lindamood out of his 195-pound match for precautionary reasons.
"We wrestled hard, but you have to stay off your back. They had some junior varsity guys in there and you have to take advantage of that."
After going ahead for good thanks to Morris' win, Patriot freshman Chip Sturek stuck Big Red 152-pounder Shawn Graham in 3:31 for a 23-16 cushion. Briar Shively followed at 160 with a 9-4 decision versus Dylan Richards and the hosts had PHS doubled up 32-16 after Drake Mills won via forfeit at 170.
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Parkersburg South 44, Parkersburg 28
106: Austin Spears (PHS) p. Hunter Cline 3:14
113: Lance Hill (PS) tf. Nick Johnson 18-2
120: Jason West (PHS) d. Braidon Knotts 10-5
126: Kyle Knotts (PS) p. Sam Phillips 1:03
132: Trapper Hays (PHS) d. Duane Cotton 2-0
138: Skyler Terrell (PHS) md. Tyler Richards 11-0
145: Stewart Morris (PS) p. Mo Talafhah 4:54
152: Chip Sturek (PS) p. Shawn Graham 3:31
160: Briar Shively (PS) d. Dylan Richards 9-4
170: Drake Mills (PS) won by forfeit
182: Jared Haught (PHS) p. Tyler Newhart-Koreski 1:25
195: Matt Dixon (PS) won by forfeit
220: Tyler Riddle (PHS) p. Zach Haddix 1:20
285: Dane Mills (PS) p. Charley Conley 2:43
Exhibition matches
113: Colten Nangle (PS) p. Joey Butcher 3:21
126: Tyler Windland (PS) tf. Gage Graham 17-2
Next matches: Parkersburg at Winner's Choice on Friday; Parkersburg South at OVAC meet next Thursday.
W.Va. Coaches' Association/
wvmat.com team wrestling polls
Class AAA
1. Huntington (10) 100
2. Ripley 88
3. Pakersburg South 82
4. Parkersburg 68
5. Wheeling Park 58
6. Washington 53
7. University 37
8. Point Pleasant 24
9. Cabell Midland 19
10. Winfield 16
Others receiving votes: Musselman, Shady Spring
Class AA/A
1. Wirt County (9) 90
2. East Fairmont 81
3. Greenbrier West 72
4. Clay County 63
5. North Marion 54
6. Independence 45
7. Fairmont Senior 36
8. Calhoun County 26
9. Braxton County 15
10. Oak Glen 8
Others receiving votes: Keyser
Virginia Tech-bound Jared Haught needed 85 seconds before getting the mat-slapper on Patriot Tyler Newhart-Koreski at 182. Parkersburg's last win of the dual came at 220 thanks to Tyler Riddle, who stuck Zach Haddix in 1:20.
Lance Hil had the fastest takedown of the night, needing only three seconds to get two points on Big Red 113-pounder Nick Johnson en route to an 18-2 technical fall.
No. 3 ranked Jason West of PHS doubled up No. 6 ranked Braidon Knotts 10-5 at 120. Kyle Knotts flattened Parkersburg's Sam Phillips with 57 seconds remaining in the open period at 126 while Big Red Trapper Hays got a reversal with 18 ticks left in the second period for the only points in his 132-pound victory against Duane Cotton.
"We are getting stronger and obviously have stuff to work on," said PSHS head coach Donna Dixon, whose team returns to action next Thursday at the OVAC tournament. "I think we are pleased with the direction we arre going and we just need to get better."


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SAN JOSE -- The city is blessed with high schools that prepare low-income, underachieving students for college, but here comes one with a twist. Students at this school will attend classes four days a week, but on the fifth they'll put on work clothes and hoof it over to a local business, corporation or agency and put in a day's work for a day's pay. The catch is they can't keep the money.
"Basically, I liked the work requirement," said philanthropist John A. Sobrato, who recently donated $1.25 million for the new Cristo Rey San Jose High School, scheduled to open in the fall. "I worked as a young kid, and I think it's important for them to learn what it's like to work in a business or office."
When 125 freshmen reopen a shuttered school at Five Wounds Portuguese National Parish church just east of downtown, they will join some 7,400 other low-income, mostly minority and urban students at 17 Catholic high schools across the country. The schools are run by the Chicago-based Cristo Rey Network and Jesuit religious order.
Tech divide
The schools offer a classic, all-around education and emphasize independent and critical thinking, but what separates Cristo Rey from the low-income, college-prep pack is the mandatory requirement for off-campus jobs. Students typically perform clerical work in corporate and legal offices, but here they'll have the opportunity to work at high-tech campuses, too.
Khanh Bui Russo, a Cisco manager who wrote the feasibility plan for the school, said a big selling point for the San Jose campus was its potential for bridging the educational gap between the valley's low-income populations and the vast number of Silicon Valley companies where even entry level positions require college degrees.
"We know there's a huge technology gap between the population and the high-tech sector," he said.
The school's supporters interviewed about 400 families and potential students. "The parents interviewed described a Catholic education as the best of all possible options because it combines academic rigor, discipline and faith," Bui Russo said.
Even so, Cristo Rey schools are open to students of all faiths. Sobrato said 40 percent are not Catholic. Students typically come from families earning $35,000 a year or less a year. The school has lined up 37 San Jose employers eager to hire the kids.
Pro confidence
Many of the students are in for culture shock. When a CBS 60 Minutes news team visited Cristo Rey's flagship school in Chicago recently, it videotaped students learning how to knot ties for the first time and how to shake hands with the confidence of professionals.
Whatever the students earn will go toward tuition, which averages about $10,000 a year at Cristo Rey schools. Sobrato said most of the families could afford to contribute up to $1,000, with the rest covered by student earnings and various grants and donations.
Sobrato's $1.25 million gift was actually a challenge grant, which he said has already been met by other donors. Another lead benefactor was Brendan J. Cassin, a venture capitalist and Cristo Rey board member. The school's board of directors has selected the Rev. Peter Pabst, a Jesuit and founder of two college prep middle schools in San Jose, as the new high school's president.
Contact Joe Rodriguez at 408-920-5767.
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Ronald Lee Webb Sr., 71, of Greencastle and formerly of Montgomery County, Md., died early Saturday morning, Dec. 22, 2012, at HCR Manor Care of Chambersburg. Services and inurnment will be private and at the convenience of the family. Friends may call at Harold M. Zimmerman and Son Funeral Home, Greencastle, from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Barry Craig Pritchard, 56, Carthage, Mo., passed away Saturday, March 23, 2013, at Freeman West Hospital, Joplin, MO, following a courageous battle with cancer.
Barry was born on July 5, 1956 at Carthage, Mo., to the late Robert Carl Pritchard, Sr. and Virginia Catherine Norman Pritchard. He grew up in Carthage and worked as a manager in the automotive department at Wal-Mart. Barry liked to tinker with antique cars and he attended many car shows in the area. He had a wonderful companion, "Shug", his pet Sheltie, that he had for many years. Prior to Barry's passing, he had to have Shug put down, which was a difficult time for him.
Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Robert Carl Pritchard, Jr., who died in October of 2012.
He is survived by one brother, Terry Pritchard of Carthage, Mo.; one sister, Cindy Kay Pritchard of Sparks, Okla.; other relatives and many friends who will miss him very much.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society in care of Knell Mortuary, Carthage, Mo.
A memorial gathering will be held from 6–7 p.m. Friday, March 29, 2013 at Knell Mortuary. Private internment will be in Park Cemetery at a later date. Services are under direction of Knell Mortuary.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.knellmortuary.com.
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Obama Praises Democrats, Skips 'Fast Track'
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President Barack Obama delivered a pep talk to House Democrats Friday, urging them to help advance his agenda. But the president made no mention of a key White House priority: enacting legislation aimed at easing passage of free-trade agreements.
The president's speech at the House Democrats' annual retreat in Cambridge, Md., came on the heels of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's rejection this week of the so-called fast-track bill. The top House Democrat joined Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) in opposing the legislation.
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- A Numbers Argument for Renewing Trade Adjustment Assistance
- Some House Democrats Question Fast-Track Strategy
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- Hillary Clinton Won't Commit on Fast-Track Trade Question
- White House Sees Trade Setback as Another 'Snafu'
Even as Democratic opposition to the measure has begun to build, White House officials have said that Mr. Obama would continue to press for what's formally known as trade promotion authority, which would prevent trade agreements with foreign partners from being amended during the congressional approval process. But when the president stood before Ms. Pelosi and other House Democrats Friday, he didn't ask them to support the legislation.
Instead, Mr. Obama offered a short to-do list for Congress, urging lawmakers to raise the minimum wage and overhaul immigration laws.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said Friday that the president's position on fast-track legislation had not changed, noting that "this has been an issue that has never been easy for either party."
In his remarks Friday, Mr. Obama praised lawmakers for passing a debt-limit measure, saying that the days of Congress holding the government hostage in an attempt to extract policy concessions had ended. He pointed to the debt-ceiling legislation, which was passed this week with primarily Democratic support, as a step in the right direction, adding, "We can get a whole lot more done if we've got Congress working with us."
Mr. Obama also highlighted the latest Affordable Care Act enrollment numbers, which showed 3.3 million people had signed up for health coverage through January, predicting that his signature law would prove to be a success, despite a troubled rollout.
"I just want to say thank you for all of you hanging in there tough on an issue that I think 10 years from now, five years from now, we're going to look back and say this was a monumental achievement that could not have happened had it not been for this caucus," the president said.
Earlier in Cambridge, Vice President Joe Biden told Democrats they need to push aggressively on an agenda that he said the American public already embraces.
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Single-use bioreactors are commonly used for seeding stainless steel bioreactors or for producing material. The profitability of this equipment has been well demonstrated for more than a decade, but few data on their scalability are published. In May 2010, Merck Serono Biodevelopment began a study to evaluate the performances of disposable bioreactors. Because different technologies were available, this study compared performances of several types of mixing. The evaluation was performed both for seeding application and for clinical material production. This study featured 20–50 L disposable bioreactors with gas flow-rate scaled-down from seeding and production bioreactors. A fed-batch process producing a highly glycosylated molecule was performed twice in four types of disposable bioreactors. The quality of the molecule together with molecule concentration and cell growth were compared among the three single-use technologies. These process performances were also compared to 250 L and 1,250 L bioreactors and to a 3.6 L glass development bioreactor. These comparisons allowed Merck Serono Biodevelopment to conclude on their uses and on the scalability (up and down) of these disposable systems. This study was completed by a characterization of liquid–liquid and gas–liquid transfers inside each disposable bioreactor to estimate their potential in terms of cell culture.
Cell culture was performed twice in each disposable bioreactor under the same conditions.
Cell Culture
A vial of Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells was thawed in commercial medium in a static container. Cells were expanded every two or three days in agitated containers until reaching 8.6.109 cells.
Cell Growth in Disposable Bioreactors
A sterility test was performed at 37 °C in each disposable bag two days before inoculation. The cells were then inoculated in parallel in all disposable bioreactors at the minimum working volume provided by the supplier. Growth was then observed for two days. Working volume was increased to the maximum working volume at the same cell density between bioreactors. Cell growth at maximum working volume lasted three days.
Temperature was regulated at 37 °C. Stirring speed was fixed by the supplier.
Oxygen was regulated at 50% only with oxygen at a flow rate scaled-down from MSB 250 L seeding bioreactor for paddle and stirred mixing bioreactors and at a flow rate fixed by the supplier and MSB according to its experiences with the orbital shaking bioreactor.


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College Street Bike Co-op
Located in the basement of Blosser House, the College Street Co-op provides a space for students to learn and practice bicycle repair and maintenance. Through bicycle rentals, educational classes, and an available workspace, the co-op is an asset to students who choose the bicycle as their alternative form of transportation.
Cycling in Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg is becoming ever more bicycle friendly. Many locally-owned shops and restaurants are easily accessible with a short one-mile bike ride. Students who choose to use the bicycle, as transportation, will join the city's vibrant community of active commuter cyclists.
Student Bike Rentals
The co-op staff maintains a fleet of rental bikes for EMU students. Rental rates are $20 for the semester, with a $30 security deposit. Contact:
The Work Space
The bike co-op has a full set of bicycle specific tools complete with two professional work stands. These allow a knowledgeable mechanic to complete almost any repair and provide for a novice mechanic the opportunity to learn with the correct tools at hand.
Co-op Membership
A membership to the bike co-op is a great opportunity for do-it-yourselfers, because it grants access to the tools, repair manuals, and workspace. Co-op hours vary from semester to semester but shop time can be reserved by . Not the D.I.Y. type? A membership is still a good idea, because it allows you to get your bike tuned up for free by knowledgeable mechanics on the repair day that is scheduled each semester.
Fee rate:
- Students – $10 per year, $20 lifetime
- Faculty/Staff – $40 lifetime
- Alumni – $50 lifetime
- One time fee – $5
Expertise and Parts
The College Street Co-op has a long-standing partnership with Harrisonburg's mobile bike shop Wyse Cycles . Wyse Cycles provide high quality affordable parts to EMU students through the co-op. Students can also stop by the Wyse Cycles trailer when it is parked on campus for some advice, a tune-up, or just a friendly chat.
Cycling Club Clothing
As a fundraiser, the club is selling custom cycling clothing. The money raised will be used for three things: subsidizing the purchase of jerseys by students who couldn't otherwise afford them; supporting club activities promoting cycling both as a viable alternative to the car and as just plain fun; providing funds for projects that will help EMU receive an official 'Bicycle Friendly University' designation from the League of American Bicyclists.
Student Prices: [Checks payable to Eastern Mennonite University]
- Short Sleeve Jersey – $28
- Long Sleeve Jersey – $38
- Bib Cycling Shorts- $52
- Cycling Shorts – $44 (same as above, but without the bib)
Non-student Prices: [Checks payable to Eastern Mennonite University]
- Short Sleeve Jersey – $48
- Long Sleeve Jersey – $58
- Bib shortss- $62
- Cycling Shorts – $54 (same as above, but without the bib)
To place an order, go to the Champion Systems site.
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Many students on campus volunteer in the bike co-op. They are always happy to offer advice, whether you have a question about bike repair, bike commuting in Harrisonburg, or the theological aspects of bicycle travel. Contact us at for more info.


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Megan Harless, a former Islander team captain and No. 1 doubles player for three years in a row, is in her second year as an Islanders assistant coach. Megan was always a favorite of Coach Moore for her incredible fighting spirit as a player, and the great leader she was as a team captain.
"Megan was one of the best team captains we have ever had at any school I've coached at, men or women, in 20 years. She led by example in the way she competed and poured her heart and soul into the team. Her leadership was one of the key reasons that the culture of this program became what it is today. Megan coaches with the same work ethic and passion that made her a great captain. You will not find any coach in the country who cares more about her players and the Islander team than Megan Harless. She is developing into a great young coach, and has become a true asset in practice. When she is on the court, there is always great intensity and she runs our drills like clockwork. She has also become a great teacher of the game and is an expert in doubles.
"Megan's greatest strength may be her ability to create great culture and chemistry on the team, and she always guides the girls in the right direction. She has become a great asset for both the men's and women's tennis teams. Her knowledge of the game is so strong that I ask her to work with the women and men, and she is greatly respected by both. I believe Megan is on a path to becoming a great college tennis coach, and she has definitely found her calling in life."
Harless played No. 1 doubles on an Islander team that Coach Moore first took over in 2008, and helped the team go from making the Southland Conference Tournament for the first time in 2009, finishing sixth in 2010, fourth in 2011 and all the way to third in 2012.
After her transition from player to coach, Harless helped lead the team into the ITA National Rankings for the first time ever in 2013, with the Islanders getting ranked No. 60 in all of Division I in February 2013, and start the season 9-0. All of the above represented the best season in school history five years in a row.


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klausmorgan wrote: Do you have any studies to back up your statements? Hard facts? Statistics? If so, I would be honestly interested in seeing them, but my impression of the situation as a whole is that when it comes to the connection between the mainstream hiphop world and black social behavoir, very little actual hard research has been done to prove any point of view, leaving the grounds open to do just what he is doing in this article: Speculating.
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Quote: im not the one making a absurd claim. Im not speculating. Im saying that everything he says is speculation. He plays it off like fact
Quote: In addition to not being able to provide statistics or evidence, it would also be nearly impossible to do a study. What the hell are you gonna do compare to a rap listening to ghetto to a raggae listening ghetto? How are you gonna rule out all of the confounding factors such as, school districts, job availability, transportation availability.... ect.
Quote: music has gotten much more violent through the years, i would hypothesize that its because people have little if any other way to vent the anger and frustration they comeby in every day life.
Quote: I have nothing to back it up really, its just what i see as the most logical conclusion.
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Cooking Matters is a hands-on, cooking-based nutrition education program that teaches families how to prepare healthy meals and snacks on a limited budget.
The University of Minnesota Extention and Share our Strength programs offered the class to about 11 participants from St. James. Each week a professional chef demonstrates new recipes and adults and children can prepare those recipes together in class. Chefs also share tips for preparing healthier foods. The classes were made possible with the help of the Healthy Families, Healthy Future (HF2) initiative that kicked off this year.
During the past six weeks, participants have made nutritious meals together, ranging from turkey burritos to this week's homemade whole wheat pizza with extra vegetables.
Along with delicious meals, families get tips on how to use different healthy ingredients in a fun and new way. Children who cook with their parents using the special healthy ingredients are more likely to try different foods. This encourages them to eat healthier.
All of the participants in the class will receive a Cooking Matters cook book, which features professionally created recipes which are healthy and can feed four people for under $10.
The class also teaches participants how to properly wash their hands and use knives safely along with tips for food safety. The course focuses on reading nutrition labels to decide what is good and bad about certain foods. During this week's class, participants took a look at the amount of sugar that is in different kinds of beverages. The instructor explained that beverages with large amounts of sugar can be bad for your health and lead to tooth decay.
The class promotes community by bringing families together to cook and enjoy a meal together. Children in the class said they learned the importance of washing their hands and reading nutrition labels.
After each class the families are allowed to bring the ingredients home to cook on their own. Cooking Matters also offers classes for teens and adults. HF2 is hoping to bring those classes to St. James in the near future.
Next up for HF2 is a six week fitness program being offered to girls ages 8-12 and their moms or female guardians starting May 8. Fun activities will take place each week leading up to the St. James Rail Run. More information can be gained by contacting Tammy Stevens at 507-375-5428.
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Recently rated 5 mice by MacUser UK and 4.5 mice by Macworld, Default Folder X attaches a toolbar to the right side of the Open and Save dialogs in any OS X-native application. The toolbar gives you fast access to various folders and commands. You just click on the buttons to go to your favorite and recently used folders, manage the folders and files shown in the list, and make changes to your settings.
Default Folder also fixes a number of problems in Open and Save dialogs, "rebounding" back to the last selected file, putting the path listing back in the top menu, and correcting bugs in scrolling column views.
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With the 4.0.1 update, the best really did get better. What's great is that the option to turn off visual effects has now been moved to the main preferences dialog - previously you had to option-click the preferences button to get to it as a hidden option...a boon to users on lower-end systems.
andrullas, what bad experience did you have with our tech support? I have to say, we try VERY hard to do the right thing when it comes to supporting our customers. That said, we were also getting hundreds of emails a day right after the release of 4.0, so perhaps something slipped somewhere? Please contact me at [email protected] and let me know what happened.
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If you are working in an environment with massive servers and large numbers of complex project file then this app will make your life so much easier. You can quickly access files from several scattered locations or quickly change were you are outputting your slices from Photoshop. If things are getting tricky and you are having to juggle a couple of projects at the same time this app will let you quickly point your open and save dialogs from one to the other.
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Wow, I'm amazed at how few people are onboard with this one, it's top of my list (beats QuickSilver).
With X's rubbish file management UI vs OS-9.x (YMMV, but there you go), Default Folder puts you back in control in open and save dialogs. Ability to cycle through a list of recently visited folders in dialogs, using option + up or down arrows, is worth price of admission alone.
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Route 33 North in Ross Township has reopened following a crash Wednesday evening.
Two vehicles were involved in the crash, which happened near the Saylorsburg exit just after 6 p.m. One person inside one of the vehicles had to be freed by firefighters, according to scanner reports.
One of the vehicles was overturned, and the other was partially up an embankment.
It's the fourth crash today that has affected traffic on Route 33. Two separate crashes, one involving a tractor-trailer, closed the highway's southbound lanes at the split with Route 209 overnight. This afternoon, a third crash was reported close to that location.
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North Dakota's First Lady Betsy Dalrymple will promote the importance of summer reading, serving as a Reading Ambassador for the 2013 Scholastic Summer Challenge.
As part of First Lady Dalrymple's involvement, Scholastic will donate 500 books to all second- through fifth-grade students at Riverside Elementary in Bismarck, Four Winds Community School in Fort Totten, Minnewaukan Public School in Minnewaukan, and Oberon Elementary in Oberon. The books will serve as take-home reading materials over summer vacation.
The Scholastic Summer Challenge is a four-month, global literacy campaign encouraging kids to read four or more books this summer to combat the "summer slide," or the learning loss that occurs from simply being out of school. The Scholastic Summer Challenge unites students and schools as they participate in Read for the World Record, an attempt to set a world record for summer reading. Students will log their minutes spent reading at scholastic.com/summer, with results published in the 2014 edition of Scholastic Book of World Records.
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|Has won one Stanley Cup championship (2011 with Boston) ... 2011-12: Established a career season-high in goals with six while his 72 games played were his highest season total since he played 80 combined with Calgary and Boston in 2006-07 ... Had three multiple-point games, including a three-assist night Oct. 20 vs. Toronto which matched his previous career-high for assists and points in a game ... Had a career-best four-game assist and point streak from Dec. 13-23 (0-5=5 totals) ... Scored goals in consecutive games for the first time in his career Nov. 19-21 (2-0=2 totals) and duplicated the feat on Jan. 19-21 (2-1=3 totals) ... Played his 700th NHL game Mar. 15 at Florida ... Missed seven games to injury and three more with an NHL suspension after incurring a charging major on Jan. 21 vs. the NY Rangers ... Finished second in the team's post-season scoring race with 1-3=4 totals in seven games ... Played his 100th NHL playoff game on Apr. 12 vs. Washington ... 2010-11: Had one multiple-point game, a two-assist effort Feb. 18 at Ottawa ... Had a three-game assist streak from Feb. 17-22 (0-4=4 totals) which matched his longest career assist and point streaks ... Scored his first goal of the season Dec. 18 vs. Washington, which snapped a 99-game stretch without a score, with his previous tally coming on Feb. 22, 2009 in Tampa Bay ... Played his 600th NHL game Dec. 16 at Montreal ... Missed 12 games to injuries ... Scored a career single-playoff high in goals with four and matched his previous post-season high in points with 10 while playing in all 25 games ... Had two multiple-point games, both two-point efforts ... Had points in consecutive games twice, from Apr. 21-23 (1-1=2 totals) and Apr. 27-30 (0-3=3 totals) ... 2009-10: Injuries limited him to 51 games ... Had eight assists, including in consecutive games Feb. 11 in Tampa Bay and Feb. 13 at Florida ... Missed 31 of the final 40 regular season games with injuries but played in all 13 post-season contests with one assist ... 2008-09: Had two multiple-point games, both two-assist efforts ... Had points in consecutive games on three occasions ... Scored his lone goal of the season on the power play on Feb. 22 in Tampa Bay ... Earned his 100th NHL assist Nov. 6 vs. Toronto ... Played his 500th NHL game Feb. 21 in Florida ... Missed 35 games to injury (groin and fractured leg) ... Played three scoreless playoff games, missing eight post-season contests with a groin injury ... 2007-08: Had five multiple-point games, all two-point efforts ... Scored his lone goal of the season Mar. 15 vs. Philadelphia ... Missed 23 games to injury (core, knee and leg) ... Added four assists in seven playoff games, including a career-high three-assist effort Apr. 17 in Montreal in game five ... 2006-07: Started the season in Calgary with 2-10=12 totals and 66 PIM in 54 games before his Feb. 10 trade to Boston with Chuck Kobasew for Brad Stuart and Wayne Primeau ... Had one multiple-point game, a two-assist effort Jan. 6 vs. Dallas ... Played his first game as a Bruin Feb. 13 vs. Edmonton ... Recorded his first point as a Bruin with an assist Mar. 11 in Detroit, which was also his 100th NHL point, and scored his first goal as a Bruin Apr. 5 in Buffalo ... Missed two games to injury (hand) and snapped his consecutive-games played streak at 160 when he missed the Apr. 1 game in New Jersey ... 2005-06: Played in all 82 games for the first time in his career and established career season-highs in assists (27) and points (31) ... Had seven multiple-point games, all two-point efforts ... Had a three-game assist/point streak from Dec. 17-21 (0-3=3 totals) ... Played his 300th NHL game Jan. 24 at Colorado ... 2004-05: Played 19 games with Ceske Budejovice in the Czech Republic with 5-6=11 totals and 45 PIM ... 2003-04: Had two multiple-point games, including a 2-1=3 effort Jan. 5 at NY Rangers which was a career-high for goals and tied his career-high for points in a game ... Had a three-game point streak from Nov. 27-Dec. 5 (1-2=3 totals) ... Played his 200th NHL game Dec. 7 vs. Pittsburgh ... Missed three games to injury ... Played in all 26 playoff games as the Flames advanced to the Stanley Cup finals where they bowed to Tampa Bay ... Had three assists and 25 PIM during the post-season with two of his three assists coming in the Final series ... 2002-03: Began the season in Pittsburgh with 1-3=4 totals and 36 PIM in 22 Penguins games before his Feb. 10 trade to Calgary ... Added four assists in 16 Flames games ... Had points in consecutive games twice, Nov. 30- Dec. 3 (1-1=2 totals) and Mar. 8-11 (0-2=2 totals) ... Missed 30 games with injuries ... 2001-02: Matched his career season-high in goals with four and ranked third among team defensemen in goals and points ... Had points in consecutive games twice, Dec. 6-8 (0-2=2 totals) and Apr. 8-10 (1-1=2 totals) ... Played his 100th NHL game Dec. 21 vs. Washington ... Missed one game with the flu ... 2000-01: Split the season between Pittsburgh and Wilkes-Barre/AHL ... Had 6-18=24 totals and 95 PIM in 43 AHL games with two recalls to Pittsburgh from Nov. 12-Dec. 12 and Feb. 21-remainder of season ... Finished with 4-11=15 totals in 36 Penguins games, a career season-high in goals ... Had four multiple-point games, all two-point efforts ... Added 3-7=10 totals in 18 post-season games ... Played his first NHL playoff game Apr. 12 at Washington and scored his first NHL playoff goal Apr. 21 at Washington ... 1999-2000: Began the season in Pittsburgh, playing his first NHL game Oct. 1 at Dallas ... Recorded his first NHL point with an assist Oct. 16 vs. Chicago and scored his first NHL goal Nov. 13 vs. Nashville ... Had a three-game point streak from Nov. 10-13 (1-2=3 totals) ... Was assigned to their AHL affiliate in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in January and finished the season with 8-20-28 totals and 58 PIM in 44 AHL games ... 1998-99: Joined Kansas City/IHL at the conclusion of his junior career in Portland with 1-2=3 totals in five games ... Juniors: Played five seasons of junior hockey with Portland/WHL with 43-141=184 totals and 575 penalty minutes in 258 career junior games ... Was second on the team in assists in 1997-98 and led the team that year with a +75 plus/minus mark ... Was named a WHL West First Team All-Star in 1997-98 and to the Second Team in 1998-99 ... International: Represented Canada in the 1999 World Junior Championships, winning a Silver medal (1-2=3 totals in seven games).


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1.7(a) Money, attention seeking etc.
[1.7/A] After the loss of his contract with the Sunday Times to serialise the Goebbels diaries he described a demonstration against him involving] 'The whole rabble, all the scum of humanity stand outside. The homosexuals, the gypsies, the lesbians, the Jews, the criminals, the communists, the left-wing extremists, the whole commune stands there and has to be held back behind steel barricades for two days.' ['Der ganze Pöbel, der ganze Abschaum der Menschheit steht draußen. Die Homosexuellen, die Zigeuner, die Lesben, die Juden, die Verbrecher, die Kommunisten, die Linksradikalen, die Chaoten, die ganze Kommune steht da und mußte hinter Stahlbarrikaden zurückgehalten werden zwei Tage lang.'] [Videocassette 210, 'David Irving: "Ich komme wieder", ca. 1994', 26m 56s-26m 81s.]
[1.7/B]'I was toying with the idea of blaming the Publishers Weekly piece on Mad Jew Disease, but this might go too far. These people have no sense of humour whatsoever, these people. The slightest drop of rain falls on their butterfly-wings and they crumple into tears.' [Diary entry, 23 March 1996: K4, Tab. 10, p. 54]
[1.7/C]'HOLOCAUSTOMANIA: n, obsession with burnt offerings; hence:} business acumen; greed. (Gr., 1994).' [P's Action Report, number 9, May 1995, p. 2; K4, Tab. 10, p. 46 (at 1)]
[1.7/D][In February 1994 Irving was briefly imprisoned in Pentonville prison for contempt of court. He described receiving two ten-pound notes and the increase in value as one of them was exchanged around the prison where it was 'changed into drugs, then tobacco, then smack' until it returned to him as three phone cards and an ounce of tobacco.] 'Needless to say the Jew made more profit between the purchase of the smack and it's [sic] final conversion into the "For Use in Her Majesty's Prisons Only" telephone card which finally reaches me.' ['Law Report', P's Action Report, September 1994, p. 10: K4, Tab. 10, p. 35 (at 2)]
[1.7/E]'But we cannot help marvelling at the skill with which the world's media have trod the delicate path - reporting at length on these claims without seeming simultaneously to confirm every antisemite's distorted view of "the Jews" as people who swiftly amass huge fortunes while residing in the countries of their choice and then furtively squirrel away their ill-gotten fortunes in secret numbered bank accounts in far-away countries to avoid taxation and the other lawful burdens imposed on their host peoples.' ['Gold Rush!'Diary', P's Action Report, number 11, 18 December 1996, p. 2: K4, Tab. 10, p. 56]
[1.7/F]'What is remarkable is that this community have considered it worth taking such a long term risk [with their claims against Swiss banks], possibly even sowing the seeds of future Holocausts in the name of a short term gain in Gold: all the elements of antisemitic stereotype are there. The cosmopolitan, rootless, millionaire bereft of any local patriotism; flinging his (in popular perception, ill-gotten) gains out ahead as he escapes from the country where he has briefly rested; the demand for "unclaimed" Gold regardless of whose it is - whether wedding-rings eased off the lifeless fingers of Hamburg or Dresden air raid casualties for identification purposes, and stor2.ed by the bucket-full in the Reichsbank vaults..., or dental fillings ripped out of the bodies of gas chamber victims by S.S. dentists somehow immune to the Zyklon fumes which had dispatched the others.' ['Going for Gold: Opinion', Action Report, number 12, 15 August 1997, p. 2: K4, Tab. 10, p. 57 (at 1)]
[1.7/G][Again concerning claims against Swiss banks] '...the squabbles that have already broken out between rival factions - Benjamin Netanyahu, the Simon Wiesenthal Center and the Anti-Defamation League - all of whom want their pound of Swiss flesh...' ['Going for Gold: Opinion', Action Report, number 12, 15 August 1997, p. 2: K4, Tab. 10, p. 57 (at 2)]
[1.7/H][Writing on his 'grim financial history' being mentioned in a newspaper article] 'So: like many other hard-working people around the world, I incurred debts, many long since settled. I do not try to coast through life by putting up a Whale of a Wale and whining that the world has wronged me and owes me a (Gold-card) living.' ['A Radical's Diary', P's Action Report, number 12, 15 August 1997 [on title page, on pages 'July 1997'], p. 22: K4, Tab. 10, p. 60 (at 2)]
[1.7/I][A friend eating dinner with Irving explains that the] 'real estate deals he is doing at the expense of heavily mortgaged property owners. (Ouch.) I comment, "Sounds like you're out-jewing the Jews." He laughs, and agrees.' ['A Radical's Diary', Action Report, number 14, July 1998, p. 3: K4, Tab. 10, p. 61]
[1.7/J][On publishing Hitler's medical diaries] '...an American magazine I think it was Newsday or People or Us telephoned me in London and said: "Mr Irving, is it true that you're publishing the diaries of Hitler's doctor?" So I said: "Yes," and they said: "Are the Jews going to like this book?" So I said: "I don't think so, no." So he said: "What is the reason for that?" and I said: "Well, they're not mentioned in it."
It is very difficult; we cannot please them. I do my hardest to please them. If you do mention them in a book they are mortally offended, if you don't mention them in a book they are equally offended." [P's speech at the 1983 IHR Conference, Anaheim, California (was also published in the JHR):K4, Tab. 1, p. 20]
[1.7/K][Describing Anthony Julius's complaint that Irving had used the word 'ventilated' in his affidavit to say that the topic of the gas chambers would be opened to examination, Irving wrote] 'God - these people are so sensitive, it is a wonder they're not covered in a permanent and unsightly rash.' ['A Radical's Diary', P's Action Report, number 15, 20 July 1999, p. 8: K4, Tab. 10, p. 63]
[1.7/L][Writing on a visit by a female friend who tells Irving about her partner, Irving wrote] who earns million-dollar bonuses each year as a broker, but, she laments, he does not have much time for her; she just gets talk about money. He squanders it like water, flies her everywhere first class, etc. (By this time I have guessed that he's Jewish.)' ['A Radical's Diary', Action Report, number 15, 20 July 1999, p. 20; K4, Tab. 10, p. 65]
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One week after voters approved the Eagle River Station proposal, Jeff McMahon of Trinity/RED Development said the company's priorities are to finalize plans for a new east Eagle interchange and find tenants interested in setting up shop.
"The process of development is a sometimes long and arduous one," said McMahon. "Last week's vote gives us the chance to try to make this project happen. Now we are going to go out and do what we do best."
Last week, by a vote of 1,247 in favor and 1,022 against, Eagle voters approved the ERS plan. Eagle River Station is a commercial/residential project proposed by Trinity RED Development headquartered in Kansas City, Mo. The 88-acre site is located south of Interstate 70 and north of U.S. Highway 6 on the east end of Eagle. The ERS proposal would include 582,000 square feet of commercial space and 250 rental units in its first phase. A second phase calls for up to 150,000 square feet of additional commercial space and another 300 rental units. The ERS battle has been furiously fought in the Eagle community this spring following a 6-1 vote by the Eagle Town Board on March 27 to approve the project.
McMahon noted that the ERS development hinges on a key infrastructure improvement - construction of a new Interstate 70 interchange east of town. "We can't open anything until the interchange is open. That's the first thing we need to do."
McMahon said ERS is working with the Colorado Department of Transportation to finalize the interchange plan and the development could begin construction of the shopping center concurrent with the interchange construction. That depends on RED's second priority - finding tenants.
With voter approval in hand, McMahon said RED can start seriously shopping for retailers. ERS will make the tenant announcements as they are finalized, McMahon said. "We are not ready to make any announcements today, but will certainly be making them in the near future."
He noted that last week the International Conference of Shopping Centers convention was held in Las Vegas and said the ERS proposal created buzz among attendees. McMahon also pointed to the www.retailtrafficmag.com's most recent breakdown from that event.
"Brokers and landlords reported that retailers are out looking for spaces," states the website. "They are no longer asking for concessions. Vacancies have flat-lined and even begun to fall in the strongest markets. That means landlords, finally, have some leverage to push for rises in rents. This, in turn, will pave the way for discussions about development as rents approach the levels necessary to justify new projects. Some developers did have new projects on the board already. More common, however, was firms talking about building in 2013, 2014 and beyond."
McMahon said that Trinity/RED will be sharing ERS information, including key dates and tenant announcements, on its website www.eagleriverstation.com.
"Development is a process. You may see a lot of progress one day and then not see anything for week, but that doesn't mean we aren't working hard on it," he said. "Hopefully, one year from now we will be making the first turn of dirt at the site."
Last Friday, a report from the Kansas City Business Journal about the potential foreclosure of The Legends Outlets Kansas City caught the eyes of many local readers.
According to the story by Steve Vockrodt, the project is headed for foreclosure and its lender has asked a federal judge to appoint a receiver for the retail project.
"U.S. Bank , the trustee for a group of securitized loans that includes a $137 million construction loan for The Legends, filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District of Kansas on May 18, claiming that the shopping district's owners have not made a payment since October," said the story. "The bank claims that owners of The Legends, including Kansas City-based RED Development LLC, owe $179.4 million, which includes the original $137 million principal from 2006."
When contacted this week, Jeff McMahon of RED Development said he directly addressed this issue both in testimony before the Eagle Town Board and in a letter to the editor that appeared in the Eagle Valley Enterprise on Nov. 22, 2011.
"We only own 5 percent of that project," said McMahon. "We sold 95 percent of that project about five years ago to an ownership group managed by Morgan Stanley. We are not the managing company of this project and did not make the decision to put it into default. "
In his November letter, McMahon also stated, "I would like to clarify that the property is not in distress; it is 95 percent leased; all retailers are open for business; and this recent event will in no way impact sales at the shopping center. The fact is, the world of commercial real estate financing has changed significantly in the past few years, and it is not uncommon for banks and owners to place a loan in default while they are renegotiating financial terms. Retailers and shopping centers across the country have "re-tooled" their operating costs and restructured financial agreements with lenders to continue to operate successfully within the new economic environment."


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The victim was able to provide a description of a white male, about 5'7" tall, around 25 years of age with dark hair and a medium build. Patrol Officers with the Providence Division responded to scene along with Robbery Unit Detectives to begin the initial investigation. A Providence Division Officer was given information by the victim that his credit card was used at a Wal-Mart, which further investigation turned out to be the Wal-Mart in Indian Trail, NC. Robbery Unit Detectives obtained the video and still shots and with this and additional information, signed a warrant charging Andrey Gurlov, DOB: 06/30/1982, with Robbery With a Dangerous Weapon.
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WILLIAMSTOWN - City council and officials were asked Tuesday for suggestions as to where they believe a new elementary school should be located.
Chip Pickering with the Williamstown Elementary New School Steering Committee asked for recommendations on locations for the school.
"We're just looking right now in the community for sites that would be possible locations for a new elementary school and would like the council and officials to give as much input as possible," Pickering said. "People have already given us several options to consider, but the state has requirements that the land needs to meet."
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Chip Pickering with the Williamstown Elementary New School Steering Committee asks members of Williamstown City Council and city officials for location suggestions for the new facility Tuesday night during the council meeting.
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Glenn Kimble of Williamstown was recognized as a Pride of Williamstown Tuesday night during the city council meeting.
One of those requirements of land size of six to eight acres to accommodate the district's future growth may be difficult to find in the city.
"We are looking for community connectivity and a location that will allow the children to get to and from school safely," Pickering said.
The committee hopes to identify potential sites and look at them through May with plans to recommend a site or sites to the Wood County Board of Education by the end of August.
"This is all in keeping with the two-to-four year project in completing this dream," Pickering said. "We're just part of a committee trying to do the best thing for the community."
Councilman Marty Seufer said the one thing he believes needs to be taken into consideration for the new elementary school's location is the accessibility for kids to be able to walk or ride their bicycles to school if they would like.
"To put a school outside of the community where kids can't walk to school and if something is going on in the evening, everyone has to be bused in is not something we are looking for," said Pickering.
Mayor Jean Ford said she thinks the community will be supportive and receptive to helping the committee find a location, as it is well known how needed a new school is.
"I think we will do whatever we can to help," she said.
In other business:
* Longtime Williamstown resident Glenn Kimble was named the Pride of Williamstown for his volunteer work within the city helping Boy Scouts, community organizations, Little League sports and "endless other volunteer acts too numerous to mention," said Ford.
"Glenn Kimble, this is your night," Ford said. "There are more than three pages of typed notes listing your contributions to the community and when we say 'thank you, Glenn,' we mean it."
Kimble is the fifth person to receive the Pride of Williamstown award designed to give recognition to those who have put in work beyond the call of duty to the community.
Others are Carnick Hamperian, former Williamstown Fire Chief Joe Ruf, Bernard Mullinix and Councilman Gene Duncan.
"I was glad to do it," Kimble said.
* Council unanimously approved the sidewalk plan recommended by KCI Technologies, the engineering firm the city hired to design sidewalks being built through grant funds.
"The grant's purpose is to prepare the town for handicap accessibility and that is why these areas were chosen," said Councilwoman Barbara Lewis.
Work will begin with the repair of sidewalks on Park Avenue, then down Front Street, Fifth Street and Henderson Avenue.
"We're putting in sidewalks where they are needed; we will not be tearing up perfectly good sidewalks," Lewis said. "We don't know how far our money will go, but we will take it as far as we can."
Seufer reminded meeting attendees this is the first of two sidewalk projects with the locations of the second unknown.
"This second one will allow us to do more for the people but sidewalks are very expensive and we are working on as many as we can to help as many people as possible," said Lewis.
This project will include signage and Americans with Disabilities approved access ramps at intersections and will be at least four-feet wide for wheelchairs to easily and comfortably use them. It will cost about $250,000.
These funds are from grants and other donations and includes the city's roughly $50,000 match. Lewis said the city's match can be in-kind services and work.
* Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., will have a representative at the Williamstown City Building on W. Fifth Street from 11 a.m. to noon May 21 to hear concerns of the community. Everyone is invited.


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- 49ers at Candlestick Park: The greatest comeback
Not everyone managed a successful comeback at Candlestick Park on Jan. 5, 2003. A 49ers fan later confessed to Jeff Garcia that he left when all looked lost.
The fan made it as far as the parking lot before hearing a thunderous roar. He tried to return to the stadium, but the security guard told him to beat it.
This game was only for the hearty.
"The crowd that stayed was treated to an all-time great experience," Garcia said.
The 49ers rallied from a 24-point third-quarter deficit that day, beating the New York Giants 39-38 in the wildest of NFC wild-card games.
San Francisco secured victory only after Giants long-snapper Trey Junkin botched a snap on what should have been a last-second, game-winning field goal. A decade later, Junkin told the New York Daily News that the gaffe "still jolts me from sleep."
For Garcia, it remains the stuff of dreams.
"The emotions from that game are something I wish I could bottle up and save forever," the former quarterback said.
Consider them preserved: The Gigantic Comeback ranks No. 4 on our countdown of the 49ers' most unforgettable moments at Candlestick Park.
The 49ers trailed 38-14 with 4:27 to play in the third quarter, a deficit so laughable that the Giants openly mocked them. New York defensive end Michael Strahan gestured toward the Jumbotron as a retort to Terrell Owens spiking the ball after a two-point conversion cut the gap to 38-22 late in the third quarter.
"I remember Strahan pointing to the scoreboard and saying, 'Shut up. You're still down by 16. You haven't done anything yet,' " Garcia said.
But they still had time. Owens' touchdown and conversion provided an eight-point swing that invigorated what remained of the 66,318 fans in the stands.
And the noise kept getting louder with each successive score. Soon, you could hear the din all the way out in the parking lot.
"They were crazy. You could feel Candlestick rumbling," recalled then-coach Steve Mariucci, now an analyst with the NFL Network. "It didn't come down necessarily to one play, but it was a series of plays that got us back in that ballgame. It was one of those unbelievable scenes where you could feel something was happening."
After the eight-point play with Owens, Garcia scored on a 14-yard TD run. Then he hit T.O. for another two-point conversion, making it 38-30.
Jeff Chandler made a 25-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter, and it was 38-33.
Garcia completed the comeback by hitting receiver Tai Streets for a 13-yard touchdown pass with precisely 1:00 to play.
"Whenever I watch that highlight again, I don't think I could have put the ball in a better place," Garcia said of the pass to Streets.
"But at that time, I just had the Midas touch."
Still, it wasn't over. A failed two-point conversion, which would have put the 49ers ahead by a field goal, was followed by a kickoff return that put the Giants near midfield. With 0:06 showing on the clock, quarterback Kerry Collins had New York in position for a 41-yard field goal to win.
But Junkin, a reliable veteran lured out of retirement just four days earlier, sent the snap sailing low and away.
With the kick aborted, holder Matt Allen dropped into emergency mode and started yelling, "Fire! Fire! Fire!" -- the code for his teammates to try to get open.
Allen's desperation pass was intended for Giants guard Rich Seubert, who was mauled near the end zone by defensive end Chike Okeafor while the ball was still in flight. It looked like blatant pass interference. Instead, Seubert was flagged as an ineligible receiver downfield.
One problem: Seubert was eligible and had reported to the officials as such. In reviewing the play the next day, Mike Pereira, the NFL's director of officiating at the time, concluded that pass interference should have been called on Okeafor. Pereira also determined that Tam Hopkins, a Giants lineman, was guilty of going downfield as an ineligible receiver.
The NFL released a statement in the wake of Pereira's findings, saying that the game officials erred and that offsetting penalties should have given the Giants one more chance at the kick.
It remains a touchy subject. Okeafor did not respond to multiple messages sent via email. Pereira originally consented to an interview but did not return numerous subsequent phone calls. Junkin told the New York Daily News in 2012 that he still hasn't recovered emotionally from the botched snap: "I think about it every day."
Garcia had little interest in reviewing the play, either, noting that there were numerous potential turning points in the second half. If the Giants want to rue something, he said, they might lament their conservative approach after racking up a big lead.
The 49ers' comeback ranks second in NFL playoff history to the 32-point deficit the Buffalo Bills erased to beat the Houston Oilers 41-38 in January 1993.
Because Garcia grew up in Gilroy, because he idolized Joe Montana and Steve Young, because he knew all about The Catch and the Goal-Line Stand and John Candy and John Taylor, the quarterback appreciates the significance of orchestrating the largest comeback in 49ers playoff history.
"When you're done with your playing career, you want to be able to look back and say you had a signature game of some sort," said Garcia, now 43 and working as an analyst for NFL Network. "And it's not just about how you played. It's about being part of a team that had so much to overcome.
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The company said it received 1,009 requests from July through December, up from 849 in the first half of the year.
"Over the course of 2012, we saw a steady increase in government requests (with a slight decline in copyright takedown notices). All signs suggest that these government inquiries will continue to climb into the foreseeable future," Twitter noted.
This is Twitter's second "transparency" report. It revamped the report to make it more like Google's (GOOG) and timed the release to "Data Privacy Day."
"It is vital for us (and other Internet services) to be transparent about government requests for user information and government requests to withhold content from the Internet; these growing inquiries can have a serious chilling effect on free expression -- and real privacy implications," Twitter legal policy manager Jeremy Kessel wrote in a blog post. "It's our continued hope that providing greater insight into this information helps in at least two ways: first, to raise public awareness about these invasive requests; second, to enable policymakers to make more informed decisions. All of our actions are in the interest of an open and safe Internet."
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FRISCO - Democrats from the 5th Judicial District gave Bruce Brown the nod for district attorney at the party's district assembly in Frisco Thursday.
The Democrats used the meeting to regroup following Democratic hopeful Todd Barson's withdrawal from the race amid a domestic violence scandal last month.
Summit County Dems had previously backed Barson for DA in two decisive straw polls.
Brown, a criminal defense attorney from Clear Creek County, accepted the party nomination and will face off against Republican deputy DA Scott Turner in November.
"This has obviously been a bittersweet week for all of us," Brown said at the assembly. "It's somewhat difficult to benefit from somebody else's pain."
Barson, who was arrested March 30 on charges of domestic violence and harassment among others, did not attend the assembly, but Breckenridge Town Councilman Mark Burke did make a statement on his behalf.
"I've been in communication with Todd Barson," Burke said. "It's been a rough two weeks and he 100 percent supports Bruce Brown and asks all his delegates to 100 percent support Bruce Brown, and not only support him but also to ... campaign to make sure we get a Democrat elected to this office."
Barson, 44, dropped out of the district attorney's race at the end of March as news surfaced that he had turned himself in to the Summit County Jail following an alleged domestic violence incident at his home earlier the same week.
He was released the same day on a $750 bond and Judge Mark Thompson put a gag order on the case, according to the Breckenridge Police Department.
Barson declined to comment on his situation or the DA's race Saturday.
This will be Brown's second bid for the DA's office. He lost to current District Attorney Mark Hurlbert by a narrow margin in 2004. Term limited, Hurlbert will step down early next year after 10 years in office.
Brown, a father of three, practices criminal defense law in Idaho Springs and his trial experience includes murder, fraud and sexual assault.
"I saw myself as someone who could assume the role of leadership within the DA's office and be in a position to teach young lawyers," Brown said at the assembly.
Republican candidate Turner has nine years of prosecution experience and, having worked under Hurlbert, says he also understands the leadership, administration and community responsibility aspects of the job.
"I'm going to be a passionate prosecutor," Turner told the Summit Daily after announcing his bid for office in December. "When you're talking with a parent whose child has been murdered ... you want somebody who can represent the memory of their son and make sure that that person is put behind bars for a very long time."
The 5th Judicial District includes Eagle, Lake, Summit and Clear Creek counties.