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While corn, wheat, and rice continue to be the primary food grains that people consume, research into some food grade grain sorghums has produced a few commercially viable hybrids that can be used as an alternative in certain small markets.
"Texas A&M was one of the leaders in developing the first food quality sorghum hybrids."
TAMU Soil and Crop Sciences Professor Bill Rooney says for many years we didn't want to grow sorghums with tannins and pigment in them because they weren't good for animal feed.
" Well it turns out that if you want a healthy sorghum from a human perspective, putting tannins or colors in those sorghums is one of the best things you can do. Colored and dark sorghums are very high in anti-oxidants. If you have tannins present in there, they're very efficient at binding the grain and slowing the digestion down, so that you reduce problems with diabetes or fast digesting food and spikes in blood sugar."
We were surprised by some of the products already available using food grade sorghum.
"This product, I know for a fact was made out of this hybrid. This is a hybrid that was developed here at A&M that's grown commercially and produced and I know they made that product out of that. I don't know what grain they used for this one and I know this one used the same grain."
Most sorghums currently gown are red, white, or cream color.
"What we've done with this is just selected for an extremely dark color, and with that dark color we get very high levels of anti-oxidants in the grain itself, that then if you process and use in a food product are transferred to that food product."
This new hybrid is called Onyx, and the seed production is underway.
"We know what their yield potentials are, and we know what their nutrient and health food compound measurements are, and so we're presenting that information to potential licensees that would want to use the material."
This presents farmers with another opportunity to grow a crop that will pay a premium in order to fill the demand of a small niche market. I'm Kailey Carey, looking at Brazos Valley agriculture, From The Ground Up.


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This week we make a return visit to needle-maker Sam Bolton, who began making knitting needles only three years ago at the urging of his LYS-owner wife.
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SONOMA -- Danica Patrick walks into the media center at Sonoma Raceway after the first practice session of the weekend and is not in a terribly good mood. The performance of her car is erratic, unsettled. She knows a ton of work will need to be done if she hopes to be a factor in Sunday's Toyota/Save Mart 350.
"Well, I had hoped that being here before would have made it a little bit better for me out there, but it didn't," Patrick said. "So, I don't know. The car just doesn't feel very good."
Such frustration has been the norm, rather than the exception, in Patrick's first full season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. She's 27th in the driver standings entering Sunday, with just one top-10 finish in the first 15 races. Unless she can win a race or two, Patrick will not make the season-ending Chase for the Cup.
But according to Patrick and others who regularly follow the sport, it may just be a matter of time. She's learning the lessons she needs to learn, and the way she's racing may be better than what the final results indicate.
"I think she understands a little bit more each and every race," said Ryan Newman, her teammate at Stewart-Haas Racing.
Last week at Michigan International Speedway, she finished 13th, her best result since she took 12th at Martinsville in the sixth race of the season.
"What she does well is stay out of trouble. If she gets in trouble, it's because somebody got her in trouble," FOX and TNT commentator Larry McReynolds said. "That's what she did at Michigan last week that was so impressive. I looked down there and she's running 26th or 27th. Then I look down there later and she's cracked the top 20. She's 19th. Next thing I know, she's in the top 15."
"It's a bit of a relief to get something of a result finally," Patrick said. "I guess my words afterwards were I felt like we should have had a few of those by now. But it took a while."
Now Patrick is hoping for better results on road courses.
Last year, in her first season in the Nationwide Series, she ran over a shoe at Montreal, was spun out at Road America and collected in a wreck at Watkins Glen.
In both the Road America and Montreal races, Patrick was competing for a spot in the top five. At Road America, she was spun out by Jacques Villeneuve in the last lap as the two were competing for fourth, causing a rift between the two drivers that still hasn't healed.
Patrick was leading the race at Montreal when a spectator threw a shoe onto the track. Patrick ran over the shoe, and soon her car started to lose its handling. She finished 26th, six laps behind.
At Watkins Glen, she was in an accident in the first turn of Lap 1 and finished last.
NASCAR Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace, who covered the Montreal race for ESPN, came away impressed with Patrick's road course-racing ability.
"It would not surprise me if she goes out to California on the road course and runs really well," Wallace said. "She ran great at Montreal and at Road America -- she really ran fast. So for her to get in a Cup car and run well, it really wouldn't surprise me."
It won't come easy at Sonoma Raceway, where she competed for seven years in IndyCar but finished outside the top 15 from 2009-11. Racing in Sonoma for the first time since she left open wheel after the 2011 season, Patrick qualified 31st for Sunday's race.
"Other than, like she said, knowing where the garage area's at and knowing where the ladies' restroom is at," McReynolds said, "that's about the only benefit of running an IndyCar here seven times."
Perhaps most of all, Patrick is looking for consistency.
"I think that probably every driver can feel like they are owed something in different areas just based on their lack of luck. But you just have to keep plugging away," Patrick said. "For every up, there's a down. And it doesn't mean that it's going to come next. It just means that it will come eventually."
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TRUCKEE, Calif. — For all that has changed in the Lake Tahoe area the past three decades, its world-class summer racing scene really has not. Look no further than the Donner Lake Triathlon for a prime example.
"It's a classic, so it's hard to mess with," said Todd Jackson, whose Kings Beach-based Seventh Wave Productions, owner of Big Blue Adventure, purchased the long-running triathlon in 2009.
Now in its 31st year, the Donner Lake Triathlon endures as one of the Tahoe area's staple summer races, drawing nearly a thousand participants each July. They come from near and far, from average Joes to whippet-like endurance athletes and triathlon specialists.
"I think it has a lot to do with the venue," Jackson said, trying to explain why the triathlon — one of the oldest in the country — has thrived over the years. "It's a great venue, and the course is one-of-a-kind. A lot of triathlons are flat, or flatter. We have altitude plus climbing, and somewhat of a technical descent on the bike.
"So it's not your normal experience. And then I think with just the scenic value of it, it all combines to make it a classic course that people want to do."
Indeed. The Donner Lake Triathlon has its share of devoted participants.
In recent years, Steven Sexton, a Team USA triathlete from Davis, Calif., has dominated the men's international-distance field, while Truckee's own Shannon Rahlves has done the same on the women's side. Michael Smith returns year after year from Southern California to defend his title in the sprint distance.
The event website includes race results and records dating back to 1999 (Sexton and Holly Nybo own the course records, of 2:06:04 and 2:24:51, respectively). But while the triathlon's roots dig much deeper, the early years are somewhat obscure. Even Jackson, who purchased the race from longtime owner A Change of Pace Foundation, was curious about the nascent years of the triathlon.
"I would love to know more about that stuff," he said.
Luckily, the area's racing history is preserved in the archives of the Sierra Sun and Tahoe World newspapers, which documented the Donner Lake Triathlon's inaugural year, and every race thereafter.
The event debuted in 1982 — eight years after the first-ever triathlon in the country was held in San Diego. It attracted more than 300 participants and was produced by local resident Sherry Griswold-Reed.
The big news, according to the Sierra Sun article covering the event, was that then-Donner Lake resident Lyle Nelson, an Olympic biathlete who dominated area races in the early 1980s, did not win. "Now that's news," it read.
Grant Boswell and Dean Harper, both from Reno, tied for the overall title with identical times of 1:32:30. Nelson won the men's over-30 title in a time of 1:35:41.
The finish times were significantly faster than they are now because the course was shorter in the early days. While the starting line at West End Beach was the same, the opening leg sent athletes on a half-mile, point-to-point swim to the boat launch, as opposed to the 0.9-mile loop used today. After emerging from the water, they ran the 6.89 miles around the lake, then finished with a 15-mile cycling leg up Old 40 to Donner Summit Lodge, where they turned around and finished in the Sugar Bowl parking lot.
Now, the biking portion — a 24.8-mile haul up Old 40 to Kingvale and back — follows the swim, and the race concludes with the run around the lake and a finish at West End Beach.
Co-director T.D. Short was quoted after the inaugural race.
"I think for it being the first time, it went really well. The majority of comments we received were positive," Short said, adding that the only glitch was some confusion with the timing, which was resolved by Monday. "It was a really tough event to time because of the number of participants and the number of divisions involved. But all in all, it went really well."
Participation increased to 350 by the second year as Ray Renati of Sunnyvale and Karen Banks of Sparks won individual titles. The top local finisher was Holly Beatie of Olympic Valley, who was third among women, while the Tahoe City team of Susan Blanfield, Steve Gregor and Mark Gregor won the relay category. The weekend also included a 10-kilometer running race.
Scott Miller of Auburn won from 1984 to 1986 as the Donner Lake Triathlon reached a high of 400 participants in 1985. Numbers waned in the following years, however, reaching a low point in 1988 before Griswold sold the event to A Change of Pace. The new ownership provided an immediate boost, with the 1989 race drawing more than 600 athletes. A Change of Pace also tweaked the course to its current state.
"I think it went just great and was a complete success. We had several comments that the event was more professional than it had been in the past," said then-race coordinator Jennifer Cowden of A Change of Pace. "We thought of this year as a rebuilding year that we could get our feet wet. Next year we hope to improve the event even more."
The Donner Lake Triathlon continued to grow throughout the 1990s and into the 2000s under A Change of Pace, which, after the race's only cancellation in 2008 due to heavy smoke in the area, sold it to Jackson in 2009 after two decades of ownership.
"We're thrilled to be a part of such an established and popular event," Jackson said at the time of purchase. "The Donner Lake Triathlon isn't just a competition, it's a gathering for local and regional athletes, as well as the community."
The Donner Lake Triathlon, which now includes a Kids Triathlon as part of the festivities, is as big a deal as ever. In the 30th edition of the race in 2011, it even attracted a world-class mixed martial arts fighter, Nick Diaz, and a former Major League Baseball player, Eric Byrnes.
"Well, I like Tahoe, and this is the best road race in Tahoe," Diaz said after recording a respectable 36th-place finish, explaining why he's made the trip from his Stockton home "six or seven times" to compete in the Donner Lake Triathlon. "It keeps me in great shape. I'll be in great shape when I start training camp."
Sexton, who captured the win for the fifth straight year in 2011, said with the demanding hill climbs and high elevation, which ranges from about 5,900 feet to over 7,000, the triathlon never gets any easier.
"It's tough," he said. "You can't fake this race, with all the hills and the elevation. So it hurt. Always does."
The 31st Annual Donner Lake Triathlon takes place Sunday, July 15, 7 a.m., at West End Beach.


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Is It Time to Give 'Fanboy' A Rest?
The Hollywood Reporter's review of Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters describes the film as "tacky pastiche" that's missing "a genuine sense of wit," with an "awfully thin" script. "There isn't much here to entice anyone with a bit of maturity," it says – but the sub-heading for the review suggests that the "campy, violent version of Grimm's fairy tale should entice fanboys." Isn't it time that everyone gave fan boyishness a break, already?


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LOS ANGELES—A ex-Cudahy councilman is going to prison for three years for shaking down a businessman who wanted to open a medical marijuana dispensary.
Osvaldo Conde was the last of three former city officials sentenced in the federal case exposing widespread corruption in Cudahy, a tiny city 12 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Times ( http://lat.ms/15MIcv3) says Conde was sentenced on Monday to three years in federal prison, much less than the seven years recommended by prosecutors.
Former Mayor David Silva was sentenced last month to a year in prison. Former acting city manager and code enforcement chief Angel Perales was placed on five years' probation.
Prosecutors say the defendants, received bribes that were paid in exchange for supporting the opening of a pot dispensary.
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WASHINGTON (January 28, 2013)--President Barack Obama praised outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton in an interview broadcast Sunday night on CBS' "60 Minutes."
He called Clinton one of his closest advisers and says their shared vision for America's role in the world persuaded his one-time rival and potential successor to be his top diplomat while he dealt with the shattered domestic economy.
During the joint interview, Mr. Obama and Clinton chuckled as they described their partnership and stoked speculation that Mr. Obama may prefer Clinton to succeed him in the White House after the 2016 elections, but both deflected questions about future campaigns.
"The president and I care deeply about what's going to happen for our country in the future" Clinton said.
"I don't think, you know, either he or I can make predictions about what's going to happen tomorrow or the next year," she said.
Mr. Obama, who suggested the joint interview, called Clinton a friend and an extraordinary talent, and praised "her discipline, her stamina, her thoughtfulness, her ability to project."


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LOS ANGELES - Hours before Game 5 against the Los Angeles Clippers, the Warriors had an audio recording controversy of their own to address.
ESPN reported Tuesday assistant coach Darren Erman was fired earlier this month for secretly recording conversations coaches' meetings, meetings between coaches and players and informal discussions in the coaches' room.
The Warriors had announced a violation of company policy led to the termination of Erman, who has since been rehired by the Boston Celtics as their director of NBA scouting, according to Yahoo! Sports.
"There was no dysfunction," Warriors head coach Mark Jackson said before shootaround. "I had a great staff. It's been a great year, and we are 2-2 with an opportunity to win Game 5 against this Clippers team. It's been a great year for us on the court, and we are together as a staff and as a team. Nothing has changed.
"You can make a mistake. That don't mean that's my dysfunction. It's documented."
Jackson said of the report on the secret recordings, "Obviously, Erman no longer works for us, and we've made a statement as an organization, and we move forward. This is old news."
Erman was fired the week after another assistant, Brian Scalabrine, was reassigned to a player development coaching position for Santa Cruz after what Jackson called a "difference in philosophies."
The Warriors because of those late-season departures have been left with three assistant coaches on the bench during the playoffs.
Jackson had said after Erman's firing that he was "pulling for him to make a comeback" and at Staples Center again praised the 37-year-old as "an outstanding coach who did a great job."
General manager Bob Myers declined to comment, referring to a statement released by the Warriors.
"We were unaware of the violation, and when made aware, we took immediate action," the statement read. "We will have no further comment at this time."
For more on the Warriors, see the Inside the Warriors blog at ibabuzz.com/warriors. Follow Diamond Leung on Twitter at twitter.com/diamond83.


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Eagles of Death Metal are speaking publicly for the first time since terrorists opened fire during their Paris show last Friday. In an interview with Vice, Jesse Hughes and Joshua Homme share their harrowing account of what happened that night, when several people attempted to seek refuge in the American rock band's dressing room. "The killers were able to get in and kill every one of them except a kid who was hiding under my leather jacket," Hughes said.
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Kyle Busch started the season with a serious injury and came back to win the 2015 Sprint Cup Series championship.
The Jeff Gordon era officially came to an end Sunday when he took the checkered flag in the Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Kevin Harvick came up one spot short of winning the race and the Sprint Cup championship Sunday in the Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Kyle Busch took the checkered flag in Sunday's Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway to win the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship.
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The objective of harvest and clarification unit operations is the removal of cells and cell debris to enable product capture on a chromatographic column. The first step in the harvest of monoclonal antibodies from mammalian cell culture is cell removal, followed by filtration unit operations for additional clarification. Centrifugation and microfiltration have been the primary harvest techniques adopted industrially. Although depth filtration can be used as a primary harvest method, it is more common to see this unit operation follow the primary harvest step to provide additional clarification. Flocculants are sometimes added before harvest to improve harvest and clarification operations. Filtration through absolute pore size membranes is typically the final clarification step before capture chromatography. Expanded bed chromatography has been developed as an integrated unit operation that combines harvest with product capture, but to date, practical limitations have kept this technique from being adopted in commercial-scale operations.
Centrifugation uses the density difference between solids and the surrounding fluid. The centrifugal force accelerates the settling that would normally occur during sedimentation. Most industrial applications use disk stack centrifuges to remove cells and cell debris.2 Disk stack centrifuges offer continuous operation, making their throughput consistent with the desire to limit the time for harvest operations. Figure 1 shows the schematic for a disk stack centrifuge.
Editors note: Figure 1 for this article is not available online. To obtain a copy of the figure by fax, please contact [email protected]
The basic principles of centrifugation involve a balance between the buoyant force acting on solid particles and Stokes's law, which expresses the drag force. The ratio of flow rate to the effective settling area (termed Σ) is held constant during scale-up of centrifugal operations. For a disk stack centrifuge, Σ is expressed as:
in which n is the number of disks, r 0 and r i are the outer and inner radii of the disk, and θ is the angle of the disks from the vertical.
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3.13-10 Invasion of Privacy - False Light
New May 1, 2009
In this action, the
plaintiff alleges that the defendant has invaded (his/her) privacy by placing
(him/her) in a false light before the public. By this (he/she) means that the
defendant publicized material about (him/her) that is false and is such a major
misrepresentation of (his/her) character, history, activities or beliefs that a
reasonable person in the plaintiff's position would either be expected to take
serious offense or be justified in feeling offended or aggrieved.
To recover on this claim,
the plaintiff must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence:
(1) that the defendant
publicized material or information about the plaintiff that was false;
(2) that the defendant
either knew that the publicized material was false and would place the plaintiff
in a false light or acted with reckless disregard as to whether the publicized
material was false and would place the plaintiff in a false light; and
(3) that the material so
misrepresented the plaintiff's character, history, activities or beliefs that a
reasonable person in the plaintiff's position would find the material highly
In determining whether a
reasonable person in the plaintiff's position would be seriously offended by the
false material, you must determine whether, in the eyes of the community, the
plaintiff would be justified in feeling offended or in feeling aggrieved.
Venturi v. Savitt,
191 Conn. 588, 468 A.2d 933 (1983); Goodrich v. Waterbury
Republican-American, Inc., 188 Conn. 107, 448 A.2d 1317 (1982); Honan v.
Dimyan, 52 Conn. App. 123, 726 A.2d 613, cert. denied, 249 Conn. 909, 733
A.2d 227 (1999); Jonap v. Silver, 1 Conn. App. 550, 474 A.2d 800 (1984);
Restatement (Second) § 652E.
Invasion of privacy
involves not one single tort, but is four distinct kinds of invasion of four
different interests of the plaintiff, which are tied together by the common
name. Otherwise they have almost nothing in common except that each represents
an interference with the right of the plaintiff to be left alone. The four
categories of invasion of privacy are: (1) unreasonable intrusion upon the
seclusion of another; (2) appropriation of the other's name or likeness; (3)
unreasonable publicity given to the other's private life; and (4) publicity that
unreasonably places the other in a false light before the public. See
Venturi v. Savitt, 191 Conn. 588, 591, 468 A.2d 933 (1983); 3 Restatement
(Second), Torts § 652A- E.
"Publicity" means that the
matter is made public, by communicating it to the public at large or to so many
persons that the matter must be regarded as substantially certain to become one
of public knowledge. 3 Restatement (Second), Torts § 652 D and E, comment
Many times, the material
that places someone in a false light is also defamatory. In those cases,
actions for invasion of privacy and defamation are pleaded together. Each
action, however, protects different interests: privacy actions involve injuries
to emotions and mental suffering - defamation actions involve injury to
reputation. Even if pleaded together, there can be only one recovery for any
particular publication. Goodrich v. Waterbury Republican-American, Inc.,
188 Conn. 107, 128 n.19, 448 A.2d 1317 (1982). It is not necessary,
however, that the offensive material also be defamatory.
To the extent that this
claim may also involve freedom of the press, federal law is also relevant.
Goodrich v. Waterbury Republican-American, Inc., 188 Conn. 107, 129, 448
A.2d 1317 (1982).
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text: Stephen Colbert creating his own Super PAC was a stroke of genius as it has given him an endless comedy well. However, the Colbert Super PAC isn't just a joke, it has actually taken in more donations in the state of Texas than the pro-Romney PAC "Restore Our Future." With that in mind, on tonight's Colbert Report, Stephen introduced the Stephen Colbert Super PAC Super Fun Pack which has everything you need to start your own. Let's just say that the Super Fun Pack is appropriately named.


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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - Thomas Wolfe never knew about Cali skate punk rock.
The band 3upFront proves you can come home again when it performs Saturday at Tahoe City's Hacienda del Lago.
Inspired by Black Flag, NOFX and the Sex Pistols, a quartet of North Tahoe High School students started the band in 1998 at drummer Jesse Wilkerson's house. Adam Pierce sings, Josh Fisher plays bass and David Montanari plays guitar.
"We have solo lead breaks on guitar and fancy drum work," Montanari said. "It's the best of both worlds. You get the melody with the funk as well.
"We grew up as skaters in Tahoe. ... We played house parties and got to a point were we figured we had gotten as big as we could get in Tahoe. It was time to start conquering new territory."
With stage names Mr. Pierce, D$$, the Fish and J. Dub, the band moved to Santa Cruz, a good, central location for a California band. 3upFront has played 2,500 shows and is finishing up the production of its fourth album. It continues to represent organic music in an era of pernicious techno.
"We are the live antidote to see instrumentalists playing on stage while energetically moving across the stage to put on a good show," Montanari said. "We are the type of band who has never been seen just standing still on the stage. We are very energetic and have always had what has been described as an explosive stage performance.
"We try to keep in the minds of people that their is still live music going on. It's something we take pride in going solid for 14 years."


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Hey there, I was wondering about when streaming anime series, the people who subtitle the series use their own fonts/color/size for the subtitles. I noticed that some fonts like signs and such are the ones that the people made, but when it comes to the subtitles itself, it uses the plain black border with white color that is built into ps3 media server. Is there a way to get it to use the original ones that came with the file itself. These are usually mkv files. If you're not sure what i'm talking about. I can link you screenshots of what it looks like on the PC and what it looks like on the ps3.
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STOCKTON - Sheriff's deputies responded to a home on the 2500 block of West Sonoma Avenue at 11 p.m. Saturday on a report of a drive-by shooting. A 26-year-old male resident of the home said he was sitting on the porch when a 2000 Cadillac Escalade pulled up and fired multiple rounds at him.
The sports utility vehicle was champagne colored with blue headlights, tinted windows and an aftermarket front grill.
Multiple shots penetrated the house and a car owned by the homeowner.
Responding officers entered the home and found bullet fragments and blood on several areas of the house. But no one was home at that time.
The victim was later located at a local hospital, where he was identified. He had non-life-threatening gunshot injuries to his right forearm.
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Linda Schrenko's gubernatorial campaign went from being broke to having thousands in cash in the summer of 2002.
Schrenko's campaign had $113 in the bank in August of 2001...but by that time one year later, hundreds of thousands in cash had come in. Prosecution witnesses detailed Monday, May 8 how some of it got there.
Shawn Neal testified at the start of the second week of the trial for Linda Schrenko. Neal was the office manager at Dr. Katherine Cooper's dental practice on Wheeler Road in 2002.
She testified Schrenko and Merle Temple came in one day with checks they wanted signed.
Neal testified Schrenko personally told her to sign the backs of checks, telling her it was okay, even sliding the checks across the table for her to endorse.
Neal testified she endorsed several checks to both her and her husband, Jason Neal.
She said Schrenko told her it was as if Neal were working for Schrenko and that later, Neal would be asked to take part in a focus group or survey. Neal testified that never took place.
Neal also testified that others working in Dr. Cooper's office, including Becky Russell and Kristi Secord, also endorsed checks...and that Diane Paist, who appears on the payee line of checks, also worked there.
Schrenko attorney Pete Theodocian did ask Neal if either Schrenko or Dr. Cooper ever asked her to lie, and she said no.
Campaign treasurer Harry Dolnick testified for the prosecution next, and he said the campaign bounced checks in early 2002...but that changed in June and July of that year.
Dolnick testified that when large contributions started coming in, he asked for details on where they were coming from, and was told by Richard Leonard, the campaign manager, that the details would come later.
Dolnick also testified he wrote a $3000 check to the Schrenko campaign, saying he was told the campaign had received a cash contribution he needed to get into the bank.
The last witness of the day was the campaign manager Richard Leonard, who provided background on how he ended up with the job--one that he said was supposed to be temporary. He testified he took the job at the behest of Merle Temple.
Leonard's testimony continues in the morning, and defense attorneys have indicated in opening arguments and cross-examination that they plan to pin much of the blame for the scheme on him.
We want to emphasize that Shawn Neal was never under any criminal suspicion, and she cooperated fully with the government.
News 12 spoke with Neal Monday evening and here's what she had to say:
"I did not receive any money for this, nor did my husband. I feel like a victim because Ms. Schrenko took advantage of me and did not fully disclose her motive. I'd also like to clarify I was an office manager and not a hygienist in the summer of 2002 when Ms. Schrenko came into our office."


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Rescue Squad outgrows facility as calls for help increase
Published: Monday, November 18, 2013 at 4:46 p.m.
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Henderson County Rescue Squad Chief Jimmy Brissie will appear before county commissioners Wednesday to update the board on his department's capital needs, which include the long-range goal of a new facility.
The squad's 40-year-old, five-bay garage on Williams Street is packed to capacity. Three front-line emergency vehicles and four trailers can no longer fit inside the building. Although the department's services and its force have grown dramatically since it moved into its headquarters in 1973, its metal-sided home offers no room for growth.
Calls for the mostly volunteer force are up 20 percent over last year, according to Brissie. The department has answered more than 500 calls so far in 2013.
"Last spring, we identified several things that were kind of on our radar as upcoming capital needs," Brissie said.
A new four-wheel-drive ambulance, needed to safely transport crews in times of inclement weather and to help access remote victims, topped the list. In May, commissioners agreed to fund the new $181,000 ambulance, helping the force replace one that was 26 years old.
The department was also in need of a replacement rescue truck, but Brissie said they may have found a way to take care of the need in-house.
A new facility was a long-term need identified several years ago.
"We feel very blessed, very fortunate to have gotten the support we have in the county this year," Brissie said. "We're just looking to the next step to make sure we're able to keep up the level of care and the quality of services the citizens deserve and have come to expect."
The Henderson County Rescue Squad was officially organized in 1957. Today, 75 percent of its force is volunteer, with 25 percent employed part-time.
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Good luck! I have the same worries about doing a race so I can't wait for you to get back and tell us ALL of the details! Can't wait to hear how it goes!!! Are you going to run the whole thing??
Well, I did W5D1 today.
The run itself was great, I could not believe how short the 5 minute runs felt.
But, I'm depressed. I noticed some significant lateral (outside) ankle pain, and I actually had to limp when I got home. I'm pretty sure it's peroneal tendonitis. I've RICED it, and I will continue to do so. Is anyone familiar with this?
I don't know if I should quit running or not, but I REALLY don't wan't to. I've found something I'm good and, and I enjoy it. Plus, I've never felt so good about myself. What to do?
I did it! I completed my first 5K today. I even beat my goal of 35 minutes despite the fact that there were at least 6 hills to climb and the wind was blowing like 20 mph! I finished in 34:07! I am so proud and excited that I did it. I won a 3rd place medal for my age group. I will try to post a pic later.
That was my FB status... Here are the details.
I thought I was going to die... Twice! Lol. There were 4 huge hills and two that felt huge but probably were moderately sized. It was only 55 degrees today and the wind was blowing about 20 mph. I forgot to start my Nike + app so i didn't know my time or pace or anything. Which totally threw me off. The C25K app did not coincide very well with the hills so I couldn't follow the W5D1 schedule (I wanted to run 3 min walk 2 during warm up then follow prompts during my run) I just ended up running on flats and downhill and walking up hills. I have to admit that I kinda gave up after the halfway point. I didn't know my time and didn't think I was going to finish in 35 mins. Fortunately there was a guy that told me it had only been 29 mins and we had .6 miles to go so I turned it on. I had to slow down some to go down the massive hill we had climbed previously but I picked it up again and finished strong. I couldn't stop smiling when I saw the clock at 33:?? I threw my hands up when I went under the clock just like in the movies! Lol it was amazing! I felt exhilerated! I'm sure everyone was laughing at me but I didn't even care! It was awesome! I can't wait for the next one! I met some really nice people too so hopefully I will have some people to run with in the next ones. I am going to try to do at least one a month.
I now understand the term runners high! I am officially a runner. I can't wait to see how much better I will be when I lose another 35 lbs. i wrote my weight the date and my time on the back of my number to keep in a scrapbook. I am going to look back at that one day and remember how I felt when I became a runner.
I am so excited to see if you guys feel the same way when you complete your first 5K! Thanks for all of your kind words and encouragement!
Wow!!!!!! That is so awesome Nicolette!!!!! I have been checking here all day to see if you posted. I was feeling a little discouraged about the jingle bell run in dec when someone told me it is really popular and big and very overwhelming for a first run, but after your post maybe I will give it a try.So glad this was such a great race for you!!!!
You should definitely do it! Next time (love that) I will start at the back and make sure I have my Nike+ app running to keep my pace. I am so excited to do my next run!
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Maripossa24: I don't have any real advice except perhaps to cut back on exercise for a few days or a week to see if the pain goes away. Keep us updated!
AlmightyD: So sorry to hear about your flu. What a bummer. Get well fast!
Nicolette78: Congrats on your first race!! How exciting!
As for me... just finished W7D3. I can't believe how far I've come. I felt really sluggish this morning so I told myself I could stop after 4 laps (1 mile) if I wanted. Reached the 1 mile mark and thought, "That was easy," so I just kept going. Then I realized... I actually thought it was easy to jog 1 mile! Wow. A few weeks ago I couldn't imagine doing 2 laps. So I finished my run, albeit slowly, but I'm not concerned with how long it takes me. The run today wasn't anything like my first day of week 7, which was really, really difficult for me. In fact, I am pretty certain I can add another lap next time. Or at least part of another lap.
Have a good week everyone!
Thanks! Congrats on completing week 7!
I was waiting shoes on ready to fly out the door when my husband got home from work tonight! " love ya honey bye!" :-) Jumped to week 7d1 oh a run has never felt so good! first 10 min muscles were a little shaky but after that i didn't really want to stop (it's all those great breathing articles everyone has shared) . I am definitely ready for class tomorrow ! having cleared the cobwebs out of my chest. Who ever thought I would look forward to running :-)
I also did w7d1 this morning. I'm starting to think that getting started is the hardest part, especially when you have just taken those two days off. I was so anxious to get my run in this morning that I was up half an hour before my alarm getting ready...well that and the fact that last night I was so bored I went to bed at 8:30. I was doing the exact same thing; felt sluggish, out of breath after a few steps, telling myself that I need to at least make it to this certain point.but then maybe I'll take a little break. By the time I made it to my designated spot I felt a lot better and I finished out my 25 minutes. I even managed to pass a couple people in the last few minutes. My average pace for my overall walk/run was about 30 sec less than w6d3, but I'm sure part of that is that there is less talking in the Podcast before you start the interval so I just wasn't walking quite as much. I'll have to see if I can get out to the prison and get my Nike+ uploaded to know for sure.
Yesterday I was doing my morning walk since it was an off day. When I'm walking I just put the music on shuffle and listen to whatever. About midway through it just happened to start playing week 1 of the Podcast I use. I was about to skip to the next song but then I figured I'd listen for a few minutes. I could not believe how short those running segments were, but at the time I thought each one was the longest minute ever. Now it seems like I just finished hearing it beep to start running when it is beeping to go back to walking again. It was a really nice way to see how much progress I, and everyone on this thread, have made in just a few weeks.
hope everyone faired the storm ok if you were in the path! i'll be starting week 5 tomorrow. my last run was saturday (i usually do saturday, tuesday, thursday) but because its still pretty wet and there's tons of slippery leaves down i'm going to push it until tomorrow. i think that will be my biggest no-running break since i started! it'll be interesting to see how my body feels after some down time.
Hey Everybody!
Good job Nicolette, that sounds like it was an amazing experience!!!! I'm still a little apprehensive, but I need to sign up for that reindeer run and see what all thefuss is about, haha!
As for me… I'm having a big bump in my gung-ho motivational attitude for the first time... though I'm sure (hoping) I will get over it soon.. it's just annoying! I did W6D3 yesterday. I figured I shouldn't run outside during the Hurricane, so Iran on the treadmill (my mom's) for the very first time! WOW, was that terrible!!! I felt like I was standing in my own sweaty smelly-ness, and I freaking knocked the key-thing so I had to restart the treadmill three times during my run! I guess I prefer the motivation of "oh, wow I am a mile and a half away from my house, and there is only one way I can get home… guess I have to keep going!"whereas you can just push a button on the treadmill and you are done whenever you want to be. It's also helpful to be tethered to a dog running ahead of you, who seems like it could keep running at a good pace for hours! Haha. I hope that winter running is easy to adapt to, because I am afraid I might lose motivationif I have to choose between freezing cold or boring treadmill. This is the first time I have felt so negative about running… and now that I am onto the only running, no walking portion… it just feels different! It feels like less of a "plan"and more like a "okay just go run now!" (which has never worked for me in the past). To those of you who are at this point… any suggestions on staying motivated? Maybe I would be motivated if I went back tothe fleet feet store and used my $15 dollar coupon to buy something nice forwinter running, haha.
Had an AWWWWWSOME!!!! running class tonight!!!! I was joined by a man (not in the class) who ran with me. After 10 min he stopped me relaced my shoes,oh man who knew your toes weren't suppose to fall asleep during your run. He kept giving me little tips the whole way and when I was done I looked at my Nike program and I had increased my best pace of 17 to a 14.2 average pace and I didn't even know it. He was a little concerned that the teacher never once checked to see if I was ok and asked how I like the class and I told him it was very negatively motivating, but motivating. He said he would run with me every tues that he could, Found out he is the owner of the running store where we start our class. Ran 3.2 mi.
Greenybeany- ask at that local store , when you go in to use you 15$ coupon :-) if there is a C25k or beginning running group around. Having someone to run with and people you know are running when your not meeting up with them is a great motivation to get your butt out there and hopefully you'll find a group that is positively motivating.
Congratulations on you run. that is a huge difference in pace. I would love to hear all of those fabulous tips! I tried running using the chi running form that everyone online has been talking about. It did not work for me. Maybe I was doing it wrong. Idk. My knees, shins, feet and ankles are all sore now. I am now firmly on the side that says run however feels natural to you to run injury free. I will not be trying that again!
I completed W5D1 tonight. I was doing my warm up walk and when i got to the end of my street two dogs ran out barking at me. I went back home talk to my husband about changing my route ( I run at night so he checks on me a couple times) I forgot to pause my run SO my pace is way off. I tried the chi running form and I am incredibly sore. I did break my fastest mile record and my fastest 5K record. That was when I was running normally though. After I changed my form I was not running as fast.
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- Raiders' Terrelle Pryor insists he's ready to play after concussion against Broncos
- Grading the Raiders' performance in Denver Monday night
- Oakland Raiders secondary has no solution for Broncos' Peyton Manning
- Sep 23:
- Purdy: Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor provides glimmer of hope
- Oakland Raiders' Darren McFadden held in check by Denver Broncos
- By the numbers: Oakland Raiders vs. Denver Broncos
- Oakland Raiders lose to Denver Broncos 37-21
DENVER -- Matt Flynn made his Raiders regular-season debut Monday night in a scenario he never could have envisioned in mid-August.
After starting quarterback Terrelle Pryor was knocked out of the game with a concussion in the fourth quarter, Flynn emerged from the bench after a Raiders fumble recovery and completed a 19-yard pass to Marcel Reece to the 1-yard line.
The play helped the Raiders get in the end zone one last time in a 37-21 loss to the Denver Broncos at Sports Authority Field.
"You've got to be ready at any time," Flynn said. "Obviously the game didn't go the way we wanted to. But I got in there, we had good field position and I was able to get it in, so we were fortunate in that aspect."
Flynn said it wasn't "the time or place" to discuss his demotion from the starting job he held through training camp, but he promised to be ready if the Raiders need him to start Sunday against the Washington Redskins.
Pryor must go through the NFL concussion protocol and be cleared to play.
"I'm always going to be ready," Flynn said. "That's one thing this team will never have to worry about is me being ready."
"It was just (Pryor) waiting on me to get open and being able to catch the ball and make a play when the opportunity was given to me," Moore said.
"It was a halfback pass, and we were able to catch them in the right defense and get it off," McFadden said. "I feel like I have a pretty good arm."
The Raiders opened in a nickel defense against Denver, with D.J. Hayden starting along with Tracy Porter and Mike Jenkins.
The Raiders promoted guard Lamar Mady from the practice squad to the 53-man roster, and he was active against the Broncos. Lucas Nix has been hobbled by an ankle injury, with Andre Gurode starting Monday night at left guard.
Mady was active over Antoine McClain even though McClain has been with the 53-man roster since the start of the season and Mady was promoted Monday.
Jeron Mastrud continued in his role as the Raiders' starting tight end, although it's been more of a two-man effort with rookie sixth-round draft pick Mychal Rivera playing on passing downs.


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Sheryl Crow, who recently revealed to a newspaper that she has what was described as a benign "brain tumor" has asked fans not to be worried about her health.
"Hey everyone – don't worry about my "brain tumor", it's non-cancerous. Feeling healthy, happy & working on my new record!" she tweeted nine hours ago.
The Grammy-winning singer reportedly told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that she was worried about her memory and so she went out and had an MRI.
"I haven't really talked about it," she told the paper. "In November, I found out I have a brain tumor. But it's benign, so I don't have to worry about it. But it gives me a fit."
A representative for Crow didn't immediately return a request for comment.
Crow, 50, has previously suffered from breast cancer and received treatment. She tweeted to her fans nine hours ago "Appreciate the love and support, I'm fine, really! Watch me on @TheTonyAwards this Sunday night!"
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Three Things to Watch for in Bernanke's Testimony
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke appears before the House Financial Services Committee Wednesday at 10 a.m. to kick off his two-day semiannual testimony on the economy and monetary policy. In a break from past custom, Mr. Bernanke's prepared testimony will be released at 8:30 a.m., giving investors and lawmakers a good while to digest the document before the Fed chief even opens his mouth and before U.S. markets open. As is often the case, however, any new nuggets of information are more likely to come during the question-and-answer session than from the prepared statement.
It's been a wild couple of weeks for markets since Mr. Bernanke's June press conference, when he laid out a tentative timetable for winding down the Fed's bond-buying program. Here are three things to watch for as he speaks again:
1) Look for Mr. Bernanke to repeat himself. Again: The best guide to his key messages Wednesday and Thursday are the statements he has made since the Fed wrapped up its most recent policy meeting June 19. In the press conference that followed and during an appearance at an economic conference July 10, he said the same thing: While the Fed may start pulling back on its $85 billion-per-month bond-buying program later this year, the central bank has every intention of keeping short-term interest rates pinned near zero for a long, long time. And the Fed will only reduce its bond purchases if the economy strengthens as central bank officials generally expect.
The press conference comments rattled investors, who sold off stocks and bonds. That sent bond yields sharply higher, taking mortgage rates with them. (Bond yields move inversely to prices.) Then stock and bond prices surged after Mr. Bernanke's comments July 10, when he assured investors that the Fed will continue easy money policies for a long time to come. Looking at the state of the American economy, "you can only conclude that highly accommodative monetary policy for the foreseeable future is what's needed," Mr. Bernanke said.
Roberto Perli, a former Fed economist now with consulting firm Cornerstone Macro, said the repetition is a powerful tool that Fed officials need to use. "It's not that the market does not understand the Fed's message," he said. "The problem is they're kind of skeptical about it." The more Mr. Bernanke and other Fed officials tell the same story, the more confidence investors will have that they're going to stick to the script, Mr. Perli said.
2) Does Mr. Bernanke offer any further guidance on timing? The minutes from the June 18-19 FOMC meeting showed Fed officials all over the place on when the central bank should take its first step back from the $85 billion-per-month bond-buying program. About half of the officials walked into the meeting thinking the central bank might end the program altogether by the end of this year. That's a much more aggressive timeline than Mr. Bernanke ultimately sketched out at his press conference. He said then if the economy continues to improve as the Fed expects, the central bank could make the first reduction in its bond purchases later this year and end the program altogether by mid-2014. The minutes, on the other hand, show at least some Fed officials skeptical that the economy is going to perform well enough to justify scaling back the program relatively soon. So keep an ear open to any mention Mr. Bernanke makes to clarify just how soon he thinks they'll pull the trigger on reducing the bond purchases.
3) Who will be the next Fed Chairman? There's some chance an enterprising member of the House Financial Services Committee will ask Mr. Bernanke whether he plans to stay on as chairman when his term expires in January or some other question designed to squeeze Mr. Bernanke for information on this point. While odds are slim that Mr. Bernanke will spill the beans, he could give hints. At the event July 10, for instance, he was asked and gave a rather lengthy answer to a question on what he thinks his legacy as Fed chairman could be. Any similar questions and answers will be analyzed closely for what it means for the future of the central bank as it enters this critical transition phase.


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Last week, Gypsum Town Council members agreed to sign off on a new economic development agreement with Costco that basically extends an old one that helped bring the retailer to town in the first place.
The original agreement expired in 2011. It called for the town to rebate 38 percent of the sales tax generated by Costco for three years, or until a $4.2 million cap was reached. When the revenue cap wasn't met in three years, the town rebate dropped to 15 percent of the sales tax for an additional two years.
Under the new agreement, the town will rebate 15 percent of the store's generated sales tax for another five years, regardless of the old cap. Gypsum Town Manager Jeff Shroll estimated the town rebated about $3 million to Costco during the original time period.
Shroll acknowledged that it's easier for the town to make the deal with Costco now that its revenue-sharing agreement with Eagle will end this December.
The revenue-sharing agreement dates back six years and splits unencumbered sales tax revenues from the Costco retail block at roughly 60/40, with 40 percent going to Eagle. However, the deal did not mean Eagle collected $40 from every $100 in sales tax generated at the big box store.
According to Gypsum Finance Director Mark Silverthorn, Gypsum is required to earmark .8 percent of its sales tax revenue for law enforcement services and an additional 1 percent for the Gypsum Recreation Center debt. As a result, the 60/40 cost share comes into play after these required deductions and the end result is lower. Last year, Eagle received $16 for every $100 in sales tax revenues from the Costco site.
When the revenue-sharing agreement expires at the end of December, Gypsum will be looking at an extra $400,000 in sales tax revenue that was formerly going to Eagle.


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Fatal accident slows traffic on I-85 southbound near Duncan
Published: Thursday, December 6, 2012 at 10:53 p.m.
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An accident involving a pedestrian near mile marker 65 on I-85 southbound Thursday evening resulted in a fatality and slowed traffic to one lane.
No information was available from the S.C. Highway Patrol about the accident late Thursday night.
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word on the street is that this is the date and location...
any reason why it's not being held at Wildwood this year?
fryguy wrote:tee time is prolly 10 am sign up 8 to 930 thats whats it has been in the past maybe inside the hellyer center ????
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Hi all,
I would like to read a file that is growing on my PC (current record of a tv show) but is seems the library is updating the same mame of file with a different timestamp.
Here is what I'm trying to do ,I would like to see my ADSL-TV on the PS3
( I was doing it before with windows/tversity and I would like to reproduce it with MAC OSX/PS3MS) :
I'm running a web site on the Mac to start/stop recording a tv show with VLC (always recording the same file tv.mpg) , so with the PS3 I'm able to stop/start
a recording by connecting my navigator to my local web site (this is a kind of remote control).
After that I'm trying to playback my file with the PS3 menu /Video/PS3MS/tv.mpg , the main problem is that this file is growing and PS3MS generate
a list of files ,tv.mpg - 60 s tv.mpg 120 s ......, instead of trying to continue reading the file current growing file ....
I know that a future release will have this direct feature to read internet streaming on the MAC, but just in case if someone have an idea...
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The PGA Tour season began five months ago. The new year is two months old. And yet there's something about the Honda Classic that makes Tiger Woods and a collection of stars feel as though it's all about to get underway.
"I think once we get to Florida, I think we're all thinking about our way to Augusta," Woods said in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Six tournaments remain before the Masters, and this is now serious business. It shows in the strength of the field at PGA National, with seven of the top 10 players from the world ranking.
The last time Woods, Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy and Adam Scott competed in the same tournament was the BMW Championship near Chicago last summer.
Woods has plenty of work to do based on his early performance -- a missed 54-hole cut at Torrey Pines in his lone tour start this year, followed by a tie for 41st at the Dubai Desert Classic.
Since returning from overseas earlier this month, Woods said he has spent most of his time working on his short game.
Woods isn't the only player coming off a break.
Scott, the defending champion at Augusta, hasn't competed since the Sony Open in Honolulu in January. He plans to play three of the next four tournaments.
"After three weeks, I kind of felt like I needed to start swinging again, but I think I timed it pretty well because I've had a nice couple weeks of intense practice before getting here," Scott said.
PGA National looks to have as much blue (water) as green (grass), and the course is converted into a par 70 for the Honda Classic. Michael Thompson won last year at 9-under 271.
It wouldn't seem to favor Mickelson, who has not played PGA National since he was an amateur.
Mickelson missed the past two weeks because his kids were on spring break. He did not want to fly from California for one tournament next week at Doral, so he added the Honda Classic.
"It's a wonderful test of golf," Mickelson said.
This is only the third time Woods has played the Honda Classic as a pro. He rallied with a 62 in the final round in 2012 to finish behind McIlroy and then struggled off the tee a year ago when he tied for 37th.
McIlroy has his own set of memories from PGA National, not all of them good. Even though he won in 2012 to become No. 1 in the world for the first time, he followed that by playing 26 holes last year before walking off the course with his game in disrepair and his business affairs not much better.
A sponsor would have a lot of input on where it was played. While the players were not fond of Dove Mountain (Ariz.), Accenture loved being at The Ritz-Carlton.
Colombia remains a big part of the discussion, but the Match Play hasn't left the U.S. since it went to Australia in 2001 and 28 players didn't show up.


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There is a plea deal in the case of a former school bus driver accused of driving the bus drunk with kids on board while driving for a private school in Brighton.
Amini Kellum pleaded guilty to a felony charge of aggravated DWI with a child passenger. She was arrested last August after security video from a gas station showed her hit a railing that protects the gas pumps.
Kellem had insisted she never drove drunk with students on the bus but today she admitted the crime and accepted a plea deal. Prosecutors say her blood alcohol level was .09 -- more than twice the legal limit for a bus driver. Kellum insisted she drank alcohol the night before the arrest and didn't drink on the day of the crash.
Kellem was sentenced her to five years of probation. She will also lose her license for at least one year.
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After trying Drag Thing for a few years, and just not getting to a comfort level and intuitive ease with that app; I finally gave Overflow a try. I don't know why I waited so long. In seconds I was comfortable and getting everything I needed from this app. SUPERB implementation and execution. Logical, intuitive, functional and just doggone GREAT!! Thanks!
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Neet-o. A more manual way to achieve this in Leopard is to create aliases to the stuff you want in a folder and drag it into the dock, now that the dock can pop up things in icon view.
@bitnix : i noticed. and a double nix on my part. the menubar feature has actually been implemented quite nicely. kudos to the dev(s)!
@haleakalari : the option of having a menu bar item, as well as not showing it in the Dock, has now been added!
You can now drag files to the Overflow icon and then to the application in the overflow window to open them.
nix my earlier suggestion for an optional menubar item, after much use of overflow, it has become apparent that a menubar item would not only be a source of clutter, but would be quite redundant... although i still do think an option to hide the dock icon would be neat.
Easily the fastest way of working with a lot of files in different locations at the same time. Open the app with a customizeable keyboard shortcut and and you can access them all from one place. It is as powerful as simple.
a really neat program. if you combined the features of Yadal (dock based ctrl-click menu launcher) and Todos (bezel based launcher with hotkey activation) you would get an application which approximates Overflow. i have been trying it out and so far really like what i see, so i purchased a license. one remark/idea/suggestion though; if there was an included [and optional] menubar item which contained the same list of items organized by category as there is when you ctrl-click the dock icon, along with an option to keep the dock icon hidden, then this would be the ideal and complete launcher utility for mac os x. otherwise this is a mighty fine piece of work, also memory usage is surprisingly quite low.
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Harrell was taken into custody Thursday as a "person of interest" in the case by federal authorities at 1520 22nd Avenue Heights in Meridian. It was only after his initial arrest Thursday that Lauderdale County Sheriff Billy Sollie says his deputies got involved.
"We actually came in contact with him at the FBI office, at the U.S. Post Office in downtown Meridian," said Sollie.
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Increased traffic noise and potential impacts to recreation and the environment were top concerns for many Summit County residents who attended a public forum on the proposed realignment of Colorado Highway 9 through the Iron Springs conservation easement in Frisco.
The forum was hosted by representatives from the Colorado Department of Transportation on Tuesday, July 29, at the Summit County Community and Senior Center in Frisco. More than 70 residents attended the meeting to ask questions and voice comments about a recently released environmental assessment for the project.
The proposal on the table is to realign Highway 9 through a portion of Iron Springs between Summit High School and St. Anthony Summit Medical Center. Plans call for a four-lane highway, which would ease congestion and make that portion of the corridor safer by diverting traffic away from Leslie's Curve, said Grant Anderson, CDOT's project engineer and moderator of the one-hour-long discussion.
Although few contested that the realignment would result in safer travel between the towns of Frisco and Breckenridge, several residents of Waterdance said they were concerned about increased traffic noise as a result of the highway moving closer to residences.
Waterdance resident Steve Baimbridge told CDOT officials he's seen at least a 30 percent increase in traffic volume since moving to Summit County 10 years ago. He asked CDOT officials to consider constructing sound walls and reducing the speed limit from 50 to 35 miles per hour between the hospital and Farmer's Korner to offset potential increases in noise pollution.
Local resident Martha Mackie's concerns centered more on recreation, saying she opposes the relocation of the U.S. Forest Service's Dickey Day Use Parking Lot. According to the proposal, the Dickey Day lot would move west from its current location to the lighted intersection of Highway 9 and Recreation Way.
CDOT officials say the move would provide safer access to recreation trails and increase the hike to the Peninsula Recreation Area in Frisco by about a half mile. Mackie said she was opposed to that increase in distance from the shoreline, which really equates to an additional mile for round-trip hikers.
"The peninsula is vitally important to all of us and lots of people hike out there," Mackie said. "I would like to see the road to parking lot stay where it is to eliminate the mile-long round trip, especially for senior citizens."
Several residents also raised concerns about the potential impacts a highway would have on a fen within the Iron Springs Open Space conservation easement controlled by the Continental Divide Land Trust.
Fens are peat-forming wetlands that receive nutrients from sources other than precipitation — usually from upslope sources through drainage from surrounding mineral soils and from groundwater movement, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency website.
Leigh Girvin, of the Continental Divide Land Trust, said protecting the fen, among other environmental concerns, is vital in earning the land trust's support for the project. The trust has held the 30-acre Iron Springs conservation easement since 2003, Girvin said, which was about the time CDOT officials were working on an environmental impact statement for a series of improvements along the Highway 9 corridor.
"When the Continental Divide Land Trust accepted the easement in 2003, we knew changes were coming," Girvin said. "We are not abandoning the conservation easement on Iron Springs. We will be evaluating the environmental assessment and listening to comments to ensure this is a beneficial project (for the community)."
After the meeting, Summit County assistant manager Thad Noll said he didn't hear any concerns CDOT and county officials didn't already try to address prior to releasing the environmental assessment. During public comments, he assured local residents it is the county's intention to turn the Blue River Bikeway — a section of which would be realigned along Highway 9's current configuration — into the "crown jewel of Summit County's already sterling bike path system."
Residents unable to attend Tuesday's meeting have until Friday, Aug. 8, to review the Iron Springs environmental assessment and submit comments to CDOT. The environmental assessment is available on CDOT's website.
Hard copies of the environmental assessment also are available for public review at the Main Library, County Commons Building, 0037 Summit County Road 1005 in Frisco, and at the South Branch Library, 504 Airport Road in Breckenridge.
Written comments can be submitted online at the project's website, by fax to (303) 512-5675 or by mail to CDOT Region 3, c/o Grant Anderson, P.O. Box 2236, Frisco, CO 80443.
The estimated cost of the project is $17.5 million. In October 2013 Summit County received full funding for the project through CDOT's Responsible Acceleration of Maintenance and Partnerships program.
Upgrades to the Highway 9 corridor have been ongoing since 1999. (See the factbox accompanying this story.) The Iron Springs proposal represents the second-to-last part of that plan.
If approved by the Federal Highway Administration, construction would begin in the spring of 2016 and last two construction seasons, with a firm project deadline of Dec. 31, 2017, Anderson said. Should the plan fail to garner FHWA approval, there is an alternative plan to widen Colorado Highway 9 to four lanes along its current alignment.
CDOT would then begin the process of preparing for the final leg of the project to improve Highway 9 between St. Anthony and Main Street in Frisco.
"When the Continental Divide Land Trust accepted the easement in 2003, we knew changes were coming. We are not abandoning the conservation easement on Iron Springs. We will be evaluating the environmental assessment and listening to comments to ensure this is a beneficial project (for the community)."
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I hope that we now have a strong squad to withstand the demands of the forthcoming season. The possible move of Jags to Arsenal does concern me most. If Pienarr wants to leave and there is a willing buyer then he should be allowed to go at the right price for he will undoubtedly do a Bosman on us at the end of this coming season. We cannot allow Arteta to leave.


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RIFLE - Battle Mountain and Eagle Valley cross country are definitely ready for regionals.
Mark your calendars - the season essentially comes down to around 16-20 minutes on Wednesday in Delta. And expectations are high in both camps. When the dust settles midweek, the Devils and Huskies expect to be sending all four of their teams - boys and girls.
Battle Mountain's girls and Eagle Valley's boys could probably hop on Wednesday and qualify for state. The Huskies boys missed state last season for the first time since 2003, and wish to atone. If the Devils girls qualify, it will be the first time that Eagle Valley cross country sends two teams to the big dance.
All four teams had varying forms of dress rehearsals Thursday night at the Rifle Invitational, and some quite successful. Eagle Valley's boys won the meet, trashing the hosts, 34-92. (We insert our regular reminder that lower is better in cross country.) Meanwhile, the Huskies ladies eked out a 37-41 win over Moffat County without fielding its full complement of athletes.
Hunter Burnham was second, Gregg Salaz fourth, Nathan Maddox fifth, Rafael Gurule 11th and Will Thrasher 12th, and 2-4-5-11-12 will generally do the trick.
"I thought the boys had a good tuneup for next week," Devils coach Melinda Brandt said. "The boys are training for state, so we're not tapering them yet. I'm excited for where they're at."
The Devils ladies took third Thursday. There's no doubting Eagle Valley's top three are exciting. Chantal Willoughby, Gabriella Avila and Nikki Cunning went 5-8-9 to pack the top 10. Samantha Maddox was 20th and Tyler Beckum was 28th.
"The top three have been solid all year," Brandt said. "It's getting people healthy and getting a couple more girls to add to the list."
To clarify what the coach is saying, five score at regionals, but nine compete and both Eagle Valley and Battle Mountain are making final adjustments to their regional rosters. Riley Meehan and Rebecca Miller were the Hoss Award winners for the Devils.
Meanwhile, Battle Mountain had planned to have its dress rehearsal at last weekend's Windjammer Invitational at Boulder, and make Rifle a glorified practice. But because the flu went through the Huskies girls, Battle Mountain sent out a mix-and-match crew which still won.
No Mandy Ortiz? No problem. Val Constien can win a race, too. Sydney Gaylord was fourth, Bridgett Courtois sixth, Anabel Johnson 12th and Adriana Farnen 14th.
"In all sports, you have to adapt," Huskies coach Rob Parish.
The boys did go as scheduled at Boulder, so the Huskies ran a different team at Rifle. Ricardo Arreola was 22nd, Irvine Rodriguez 32nd, Jake Borel 35th, Mike Ball 36th and Dudley Ottley 40th.
"It's great to see the young kids go in and give them a taste," Parish said. "Running is sport of training and helps to motivate them. John O'Neill (a member of the 2006 and 2007 state champions) was not a rock star as a freshman. (Current varsity runner) Joe Barrett was in this group three years ago."
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ANTIOCH -- Police Chief Allan Cantando released a statement early Saturday, commending the department's and the community's massive efforts to successfully find and abducted 7-year-old.
Cantando said the city's greatest fear was turned into a great reward when the child was found safe and her alleged kidnapper was taken into custody.
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Tonight the City of Antioch experienced one of its greatest fears, a kidnapping of a 7 year old child.
As I arrived at the Police Station I saw the men and women of this department in conjunction with the FBI, diligently working leads, gathering information, and coordinating this investigation.
Within a relatively short amount of time, investigators developed a suspect (David Douglas). Within the hour, Douglas was in custody and the brave 7 year old girl was safe in police custody.
I am so proud of the ability, work ethic, and dedication of the men and women who work for Antioch PD. As a resident, I am comforted by the abilities of our officers because they are true professionals in every sense of the word.
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The Central Valley of California historically has supported some of the largest concentrations of waterfowl in North America. As recently as the 1970s, more than 10 million ducks and geese either migrated through or wintered in the valley. Unfortunately, a widespread loss of wetlands has caused sharp declines in the numbers of waterfowl and other migratory birds that visit the region. In response, Ducks Unlimited established its Valley CARE program in 1993 to protect, restore, and enhance wetlands and other waterfowl habitats in the Central Valley. These efforts, conducted in partnership with duck clubs, farmers, conservation organizations, and government agencies, provide critical habitat for wintering waterfowl and other wildlife and help support California's rich waterfowling tradition.
An excellent example of where DU and its partners are working to conserve waterfowl habitat in the Central Valley is the 7,000-acre Rancho Esquon, owned by longtime DU supporter and Diamond Legacy Sponsor Ken Hofmann. Like many other properties in the area, the majority of the ranch is managed for rice production. Following the harvest, the fields are flooded to help decompose rice straw and provide feeding and resting habitat for waterfowl and other migratory birds. In addition, more than 1,100 acres of former rice fields have been restored as seasonal wetlands, vernal pools, riparian habitat, and upland nesting cover. Another 240 acres of natural wetlands are being restored with a grant from the North American Wetlands Conservation Act.
These habitats support tremendous numbers of migratory waterfowl during the fall and winter months, while in the spring and summer, they harbor growing numbers of breeding mallards, wood ducks, and other waterfowl species.
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by spencer gilliland » Fri Jul 05, 2013 1:16 pm
I'm 16 and wanting to get in to racing but I have NO clue on what type of kart to get or where to get it any one have any suggestions?
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by John Ray » Fri Jul 05, 2013 4:32 pm
probably your best bet would be to see if you can locate a running kart with a "chonda" motor on it. I am assuming you have no prior kart racing experience, therefore this class of go-kart would be ideal for learning to drive. they are not slow by any means, but they are tuning friendly more so than any other style motor and inexpensive. a good platform for learning to handle and race. you are also welcome to come out to our track and try out our chonda demo kart. see web site for details.
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by spencer gilliland » Fri Jul 05, 2013 5:10 pm
what would be the best place for me to get a kart of this class?
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by Keith Bartholomew » Sat Jul 06, 2013 6:24 am
Spencer check our classifieds for karts. There are options for complete karts, chassis only, motors, etc.. This where we started. Come out today and try out the club kart and see some good racing.
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Edgefield, SC--Very few teams in the area can dominate an opposition like Strom Thurmond can. And they do it every year. While the offense gets most of the notoriety, it's the rebel defense that usually wins the ballgames. It's also where we find our Acadmey Sports and Outdoors player of the week.
All year long Kenyatta Dunbar has been the leader of the blue steel "d". On the season, he leads the team with 88 tackles and when there's a big play to be made, it's usually dunbar in the middle of it.
"The film study, and just preparing and then when the offense comes out I'm just seeing what they are doing and just reacting" said Kenyatta Dunbar
"We don't put a whole lot on him as far as calls and stuff." said Lee Sawyer "I mean Aaron (Cook) and some of those guys can do that but you can just see him develop game by game, getting a little bit more use to his keys and where he fits into the defense and things like that"
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SAN JOSE -- The murder case of a Monte Sereno millionaire has been postponed until Wednesday, when the lawyer for the alleged prostitute accused of being an accessory to murder will ask that her case be separated from the three men accused of doing the killing.
All four defendants were supposed to be in Santa Clara County Superior Court together Monday, but only Raven Dixon, 22, appeared. The three men will join her at the 9 a.m. plea hearing Wednesday.
"If they're saying it will save the county a couple of bucks to try them all together, that's not going to work," said Dixon's lawyer, John Ambrosio. "If she's sitting in trial next to three accused murderers, this is something called undue prejudice. Just by associating with them, she'll look guilty."
Dixon is accused of giving three men with criminal records -- Javier Garcia, Lukis Anderson and Deangelo Austin -- information to break into the multimillion-dollar Monte Sereno estate of Ravi Kumra on Nov. 30.
Kumra -- who made his millions in telecommunications and once owned the concert venue The Mountain Winery -- was robbed of a coin collection, cash and jewelry and then killed. His wife, Harinder Kumra, was beaten.
Dixon, who was arrested weeks later for prostitution then charged as an accessory, had known Kumra for years. In court papers filed in Kumra's 2010 divorce case, Kumra was accused by former business associates of living "in a fantasy world of prostitutes and illegitimate children."
But Dixon's family says she is a "good girl" and didn't know any of the three men accused of killing Kumra. Her mother, Sandra Mitchell, of Alameda, wouldn't specify her daughter's relationship with the 66-year-old millionaire whom Dixon had met when she was no older than 17. Her lawyer said she did some filing work for Kumra. Mitchell acknowledged at a recent court hearing that her daughter had been at the mansion six months ago when Kumra had invited "Brazilian escorts" to a party there.
"She loved and respected his family," Mitchell said. "She wouldn't have done anything to harm him."
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