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Make matching tees to wear with your kids on Mother's Day!
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Place the iron-on transfer paper into your ink-jet color printer as indicated on the package. Print a test on regular paper first to make sure you've chosen the right design for the type of iron-on paper you have. Set the printable aside for a few minutes to dry, and then cut out the image--cutting close to the colored edge of the image. Kids can definitely help with this part.
Preheat the iron and fold the towel into thirds on a countertop or other hard surface. To further protect your countertop, you may want to place a magazine or a large book under the towel. For best results, though, don't use your ironing board.
Cut out the image from the transfer paper and place it on the T-shirt or other garment. Cover with the protective sheet that comes with your transfer paper (if provided) and iron the image with firm and steady pressure in a circular motion. Start at one corner and work your way slowly to the opposite corner, and then do the same for the other two corners. Finish by moving the iron in a circular motion around the entire area for 10-15 seconds using steady pressure.
Starting at one corner, slowly peel the protective sheet away from the garment.
Print the decal onto ink-jet fabric sheets and allow to dry for at least 10 minutes. When dry, your child can cut out the image, peel it away from the backing, and stick it directly to the garment using fabric glue.
If you've got duct tape and envelopes... you've got this craft in the bag
Make matching tees for Dad to wear with his little rockstar!
Transform jackets or tees into Fresh Beat Band rockstar gear with this easy craft
Get the party started with this movin' & groovin' game
Here's the perfect party parting gift to celebrate the ending of a great day!
If you've got a shoebox on hand, you can set a stage for the band!
Gear up for the on-air concert of the year with this oversized craft!
Turn a cereal box into a twistable craft for your Fresh Beat fanatic!
Make a custom kids concert tee featuring your child's favorite Fresh Beat!
Get on your feet and catch the beat with this kickin' craft!
Grab a paper towel roll & go bananas making this easy musical craft together
Add some fresh beats for some stylin' CD cases
Turn household recycling into real rock and roll!
Sweet! This nifty noise-maker comes together with everyday materials!
Little music makers can shake to the beat with these maracas!
Your little Fresh Beat fan will 'Go Bananas' for this custom T-shirt design
Add some Easter cheer to your home with these egg wreaths!
Make a door sign that will bloom in any room!
Shower your little flower with quality crafting time!
Create this simple paper basket and make it a Hoppy Easter!
Spring into action to create a high-flying hanging craft
Add some blooms to your kids' rooms with their favorite guppies!
Make a colorful Dora craft that's inspired by spring!
Make a colorful decoration bursting with blooms with this easy craft!
Make this mobile and swing into spring!
Make tropical music with the sounds of the rain forest
Show your kids how to tell time with this paper plate peek-a-boo clock!
This eco-friendly house shows some "serious" courtesy to your little feathered friends
Plant the seeds of future growth with this easy Diego craft
Crafty kids' kites made from paper bags
A handy case with a friendly face!
Rescue an old T-shirt and recycle it into a comfy Diego pro-green snuggle pillow
Kai-lan and friends are preparing for spring. Watch their garden grow!
Dora says, "Let's go green!" And by recycling an old T-shirt, you can make a huggable snuggle pillow
Adorn your table with this easy, eye-popping Backyardigans craft
Perfect for catching springtime breezes, this is no garden-variety kite!
Make a bunch of beautiful blooms for Mom!


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Teddy Bear Picnic tackles obesity
Published: Monday, January 7, 2013 at 7:46 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, January 7, 2013 at 7:46 a.m.
A Teddy Bear Picnic, a child care training session focusing on nutrition, will be from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Henderson County Health Department, 1200 Spartanburg Highway, Hendersonville.
In this training, participants briefly will discuss carbohydrate counting for children as it relates to childhood diabetes, the role of dental nutrition, label reading and obesity in children as well as spending time preparing and eating fun and healthy snacks.
Participants will better understand the many factors that come into play when designing a food program for a center and gain fun and helpful tips for providing healthy snacks to the children. The cost of the picnic is $6, and 1.5 training hours will be given for credit.
Call 828-694-6092 to register or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
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Congratulations to our winner of the Jr. Globetrotter contest!
Posted: 03/13/2012 - Congratulations to Stephanie Wallace of Martinez who won the tickets!
Posted: 03/13/2012 - Congratulations to Stephanie Wallace of Martinez who won the tickets!
Posted: 10/25/2011 - Each of these 12 winners will receive a pair of general admission tickets to Friday night's Lady Antebellum concert.
Posted: 10/19/2011 - Winners can pick up tickets in the front lobby of News 12 from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. through Oct. 21.
Posted: 09/14/2011 - 12 lucky viewers have won a "fall family fun pack" to Steed's Dairy to include four admission tickets to be used any Sunday in the season, four T-shirts and four concession passes for supper on the farm!
Updated: 08/18/2011 - Thunder Jam 12 winners will receive two admission tickets. They can pick them up at News 12's front lobby on 1301 Georgia Avenue in North Augusta.
Updated: 07/26/2011 - Dawn Hatlevig, of Evans, Ga., won the Southern Siding & Window Company "House full of Windows" Contest.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - Temptations 2011 Contest Winners
Posted: 05/27/2011 - Family Y Summer Camp 2011 Contest Winners
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Posted: 05/19/2011 - 18th Annual Blind Willie McTell Blues Festival Contest Winners
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Posted: 04/01/2011 - April Tullis of Evans, Georgia is the winner of "A Deserving Home: Kitchen Edition" web contest!
Posted: 03/09/2011 - Harlem Globetrotters "Basketball Kid of the Game" 2011 Contest Winners
Updated: 02/23/2011 - 6th Annual Augusta Home & Garden Show Contest Winners
Posted: 02/21/2011 - Put Your Seat in a Seat at A Day in the Country Winners
Posted: 01/19/2011 - Aiken's Premier Wedding Celebration Contest Winner
Posted: 12/30/2010 - The 2011 Heritage Golf Tournament is April 18-24, 2011 in Hilton Head, South Carolina.
Posted: 12/15/2010 - Southern Siding Houseful of Windows Contest Winner
Updated: 11/11/2010 - The following lucky viewers each receive a family four-pack of tickets to the Columbia County Fair!
Posted: 10/22/2010 - The following News 12 viewers got to enjoy opening day at the Western Carolina State Fair with News 12 This Morning's Lynnsey Gardner and Tim Strong!
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Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Investigators are having a hard time solving Richmond County's first murder of the year. The shooting happened Tuesday morning at Club Fiesco on Peach Orchard Road.
Deputies say 21-year-old Edward Yancey died after being hit by a stray bullet in the parking lot.
"It was a rapid succession. It was pow, pow, pow," said neighbor Doc Kennedy.
"I saw the ambulance over there. I didn't know anybody got killed," said neighbor Rodney Crenshaw.
Witnesses say there was a fight inside that spilled outside. Authorities don't believe Yancey was involved.
"Once you pulled that trigger, it's done. You've ended somebody's life and affected so many others' lives," Kennedy said.
For several months last year, Yancey worked as a delivery driver at Pizza Hut. His manager says he was a good kid and great employee.
"We're sad. People's weapon of choice today is just to shoot somebody and get it over with," Kennedy said.
Neighbors said they hope this tragedy is not in vain and that they hope club owners will make changes.
"I imagine they would probably have more policemen over there. It would help people to leave instead of hanging around outside," Crenshaw said.
"You can't just make the police department accountable for it. When you're a business owner, you have to be accountable for a measure of security yourself," Kennedy said.
Investigators are left with little to go on as they try to solve Augusta's first murder of the year. If you have any information about the shooting, call (706) 821-1080. You can remain anonymous.


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Chief in size or importance: a main road the main problem is one of resources
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- With the forthcoming London mayoral elections in June, the three main candidates have thrown their hats into the ring.
- The only way out is the one and only main gate.
- I wandered about, and sat for a while in the main choir listening to the organ.
principal, chief, head, leading, foremost, most important, major, ruling, dominant, central, focal, key, prime, master, premier, primary, first, high, grand, fundamental, supreme, predominant, (most) prominent, pre-eminent, paramount, overriding, cardinal, crucial, vital, critical, capital, pivotal, salient, elemental, essential, staple, intrinsic, urgent
1A principal pipe carrying water or gas to buildings, or taking sewage from them: [with modifier]: a faulty gas main
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- It was also delivering water to the camp, where many mains and sewage pipes are broken.
- Numerous leaks have developed from broken water pipes and mains.
- There were reports of broken water and gas mains around northern Kyushu, and bullet trains and other railways and subways suspended operations, but later resumed running.
1.1A principal cable carrying electricity.
Example sentences
- Faulks said the alarm was not properly connected to electrical mains and would have had to rely on a back-up battery even if switched on.
1.2 (the mains) British The source of public water, gas, or electricity supply through pipes or cables: the camcorder can be run directly off the mains [as modifier]: switch off the mains supply
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- Turn off gas, electricity and water supplies at the mains.
- The owner will have to install private drainage, link up to the mains water and electricity and rebuild the property under the watchful eye of the park planners.
- A spokesman for Essex and Suffolk Water, who sent technicians on Friday, said that a leak had been found in the mains water supply.
3 Nautical short for mainsail or mainmast.
Example sentences
- I told him not to touch the main, and to let go the port jib sheet and haul it in starboard side.
by main force
- Through sheer strength: we will prevail not by main force but by negotiationMore example sentences
- The point of the author is that the accursed sons are trying to claim the blessing given to Shem by main force, as though power and strength are our salvation.
- The initial reflex of the regime was to do what it has always done, i.e. crushing the slightest show of opposition by main force.
- And then we shall henceforth decide by main force what truth and goodness shall be.
in the main
- On the whole: we must remember that in the main we are thinking about these designs as decorationMore example sentences
- The food itself, even though important, is, in the main, a way of coalescing social life.
- The Church was vibrant, tolerant and its priests were in the main, hard working.
- These, in the main, are young people committing offences against other young people.
Words that rhyme with mainabstain, appertain, arcane, arraign, ascertain, attain, Bahrain, bane, blain, brain, Braine, Cain, Caine, campaign, cane, cinquain, chain, champagne, champaign, Champlain, Charmaine, chicane, chow mein, cocaine, Coleraine, Coltrane, complain, constrain, contain, crane, Dane, deign, demesne, demi-mondaine, detain, disdain, domain, domaine, drain, Duane, Dwane, Elaine, entertain, entrain, explain, fain, fane, feign, gain, Germaine, germane, grain, humane, Hussein, inane, Jain, Jane, Jermaine, Kane, La Fontaine, lain, lane, legerdemain, Lorraine, Maine, maintain, mane, mise en scène, Montaigne, moraine, mundane, obtain, ordain, Paine, pane, pertain, plain, plane, Port-of-Spain, profane, rain, Raine, refrain, reign, rein, retain, romaine, sane, Seine, Shane, Sinn Fein, skein, slain, Spain, Spillane, sprain, stain, strain, sustain, swain, terrain, thane, train, twain, Ujjain, Ukraine, underlain, urbane, vain, vane, vein, Verlaine, vicereine, wain, wane, Wayne
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2 historical A match between fighting cocks.
Example sentences
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Late 16th century: probably from the phrase main chance.
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Words that rhyme with Mainalign, assign, benign, brine, chine, cline, combine, condign, confine, consign, dine, divine, dyne, enshrine, entwine, fine, frontline, hardline, interline, intertwine, kine, Klein, line, malign, mine, moline, nine, on-line, opine, outshine, pine, Rhein, Rhine, shine, shrine, sign, sine, spine, spline, stein, Strine, swine, syne, thine, tine, trine, twine, Tyne, underline, undermine, vine, whine, wine
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Little White Cubes: Part II
The Philadelphia-based artistic collaborative Little Berlin repurposes the Hennessy Project Space as an improvised art space for Little White Cubes, a curatorial project that contextualizes the gallery as work of art or creative medium. Founded in 2007 by two artists, Little Berlin identifies itself as an "undefined exhibition space" run by approximately ten members who approach curating from a creative, collaborative perspective. Current Little Berlin members treat the DCCA gallery as a makeshift satellite of the actual gallery located in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood. Installing a TV stack for screening documentation of prior events, a "zine" library with armchair seating, a live video feed, and performance area in the gallery, Little Berlin's treatment of the museum space exemplifies new media experimentation coupled with a do-it-yourself ethos.
Many artists have subverted the presumed neutrality of the "white cube" exhibition space by parodying or critiquing the authority behind a museum's institutional framework. In 1970, Tom Marioni invented the Museum of Conceptual Art in San Francisco and began his social sculpture, Drinking Beer with Friends is the Highest Form of Art. Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler's MoMA Whites (1990) featured a gallery painted with different colors of white preferred by various curators of the Museum of Modern Art. Adopting a paraprofessional identity and working in the genre of Institutional Critique, in the 1990s artist Andrea Frasier delivered a tour as a museum docent, deconstructing museological education and calling the traditional role of the artist into question. Other contemporary artists of the 2000s, such as the Yes Men duo, appropriate corporate identity in order to camouflage themselves as business CEOs in various settings. In current socially engaged artistic practice, many artists increasingly eschew the title of Artist altogether, announcing themselves as politicians, farmers, or urban planners, for example, who treat the gallery as civic center, community garden, or public design studio.
-Maiza Hixson
Gretchen Hupfel Curator of Contemporary Art
Join us for a special Art Salad Talk with Little Berlin artist Lee Tusman on Thursday, February 13th, at noon.
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Now, to my question.
I'm a active applet maker for Logitech's Keyboards with a attached LCD, like Logitech G15, G19, G510 etc.
I have the tools to start an applet which will show stats of PMS on the LCD, like:
- currently files served (number of, name of files etc)
- bandwidth used by PMS
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- what everything else will be useful for a user to know (I'm open to ideas of course!)
So getting to my question,
Is there any Shared Memory implemented to PMS or a WebUI (web-interface) where I can collect these kind of info from PMS ?


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Serving the cities and communities of Greater Phoenix, Paradise Valley, New River, Desert Hills and Anthem.
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Anthem - A planned suburb 34 miles north of downtown Phoenix that opened in 1998. Featuring sweeping mountain vistas, golf, hiking and other recreational opportunities, Anthem has been described as one of the best places to live in Arizona by Phoenix Magazine and the best place to raise a family.
Desert Hills - Offers a peaceful tranquility that simply cannot be found in the city. It is close enough to Phoenix to have the needed amenities of a big city but it is still far enough that you can sit on your property and hear the coyotes and other forms of local wildlife. This is one of the reasons the area is becoming so popular. It has the location and comfort to offer the best of both worlds to all the residents.
New River - Named after the seasonal wash of the same name, part of the Agua Fria River system which drains into the Salt River. It was founded by Lord Darrell Duppa in 1868 as a stagecoach stop.
Paradise Valley - During the late 1800's, cattle grazed in the area surrounded by the McDowell Mountains to the east and Camelback Mountain to the south. In the 1880's, the Rio Verde Canal Company turned this open grazing area into irrigated farmland. In 1889, the Rio Verde Canal Company sent three surveyors to this area who were so taken by the beauty and tranquility of the desert landscape that they named this area Paradise Valley.
Phoenix - The capital and the most populous city of Arizona and the county seat of Maricopa County. It was incorporated as a city on February 25, 1881. Its physical location is along the banks of the normally dry Salt River.


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This is an excerpt from EERE Network News, a weekly electronic newsletter.
September 14, 2011
Solar Manufacturer Gets $150 Million DOE Loan Guarantee
DOE finalized on September 8 a $150 million loan guarantee to 1366 Technologies, Inc. for the development of a multicrystalline wafer manufacturing project that could significantly drive down the costs of solar manufacturing. The project will be able to produce approximately 700 to 1,000 megawatts of silicon-based wafers annually using a manufacturing process called Direct Wafer. The innovative process could reduce wafer-manufacturing costs by approximately 50%, dramatically cutting the cost of solar power. The first phase of the project will be located in Lexington, Massachusetts and is expected to fund 70 permanent jobs and 50 construction jobs. The company is evaluating site locations for another planned phase, which they anticipate will fund hundreds of additional jobs.
The original development of the company's Direct Wafer technology was supported with a $4 million grant from DOE's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy program and a $3 million grant from DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. The innovative manufacturing process reduces four separate manufacturing steps into a single, low-cost continuous process and greatly reduces silicon waste by forming individual wafers directly from a bath of molten silicon. A thin sheet of silicon freezes inside the direct wafer furnace and is then removed and laser-trimmed to size. At full production, the entire wafer formation process is completed in just 25 seconds while conventional batch processing can take up to three days. See the DOE press release and the DOE Loan Programs Office website.


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Question about a member of the Providence Slam Team...
I don't remember the guy's name and I can't find the little book they gave out with everybody's info @ the Slam in Minneapolis, but there was one guy on the Providence Slam team who did a piece in the semi-final bout with NYC Urbana and two other teams (i can't remember who they were but i know one of them was Buddy Wakefield's team) that was really really dope...
it started out with this whole "IT'S A PARTY!!!!" kinda thing where he's naming all these crazy kinda things you'd ony see at a wild party or whatever and then it kinda shifts to a scene of a girl (or at least i think it was a girl) at a party jumping off a ledge or something. and from there, to me, the poem made a lot of commentary on the nature of artistic communities and how there's pressure to be things people aren't and the pressure to be the next big thing or as i believe he put it in his poem "the next Sage Francis..." or something like that. sorry if my description of the poem is kinda off, i only heard it once.
anyways, I wantd to know who the guy was and if he has any books or CDs available and where i coud possibly find them? or if there's any place i can just find some of his works, a website or some sort of anthology or anything. i guess the net would probably be the most likely place for me to purchase a book or cd of his since I'm in Chicago and all. So if anyone knows of a website or even a way I could get in touch with him. Basically if anyone knows anything at all that would help me out, I'd really appreciate it.
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his name is Bernard Dolan and I want to punch him in the face.
Every time he performs he floors the crowd...and I want to punch him right in the face for it.
too good.
too good.
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that's my man!!
he did it again tonight in boston at the youth regionals,
Bernard mother f.cking Dolan!!
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he is the best thing to come to poetry slams since poetry.... sliced bread has nothing on him....
peace ya'll
jared answer your phone for a change
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i still wanna punch him dead in his melon yo
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yea there have been times when i have wanted to punch him, then i thought about the fact that he out weighs me by about 100 pounds, and the whole 6 foot 4 thing, plus he seems to have some aggression... not a good idea... i think you could take him though, go for it, i got your back homeboy
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Gun Regulation
Published: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 12:03 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 12:03 a.m.
Right now is the time for each senator and each member of the House to know with certainty that a no vote on the pending gun-regulation legislation is a yes vote for a lifetime of sweating out the details of the latest mass shooting, or of the next innocent kid to be gunned down walking home from school or just shopping for new shoes with her mom at the mall.
How many were shot? Are they all dead? Did the shooter use an assault rifle? Did he buy it after the legislation was defeated? Did he have one of those large clips? Did the guy have a criminal record or a diagnosed mental illness and purchase the gun at a gun show? Did he buy it online or from a neighbor down the block?
Will Mr. or Ms. Legislator be able to keep themselves convinced, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that universal gun registration, restrictions on magazine capacity and a ban on assault-style weapons would have made no difference, year after year, shooting after horrifying shooting?
We all know it's going to happen. And, sooner or later, there will be the massacre where it becomes undeniably clear that the legislation would have saved those kids and spared those parents from excruciating, life-long grief.
Every Democrat and every Republican planning to vote no, or struggling with the tough decision to vote yes, career be damned, needs to face this reality right now.
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3.1-8 Proximate Cause - Superseding Cause
Revised to January 1, 2008
NOTE: The doctrine of
superseding cause was partially abandoned in Barry v. Quality Steel
Products, Inc., 263 Conn. 424 (2003). See discussion below.
The defendant claims that he
did not legally cause the plaintiff's alleged injury because that injury
was produced, in material part, by a superseding cause. A superseding
cause is any intentionally harmful act, force of nature, or criminal
event, unforeseeable by the defendant, which intervenes in the sequence
of events leading from the defendant's alleged negligence to the
plaintiff's alleged injury and proximately causes that injury. Under
our law, the intervention of such a superseding cause prevents the
defendant from being held liable for the plaintiff's injury on the
theory that, due to such superseding cause, the defendant did not
legally cause the injury even though (his/her) negligence was a
substantial factor in bringing the injury about. Therefore, when a
claim of superseding cause is made at trial, the plaintiff must disprove
at least one essential element of that claim by a fair preponderance of
the evidence in order to prove, by that standard, its own conflicting
claim of legal causation.
In this case, the defendant
claims, more particularly, that <describe alleged intervening conduct
or event claimed to constitute a superseding cause> was a
superseding cause of the plaintiff's alleged injury, and thus that
(his/her) own negligence did not legally cause that injury. Because
such intentionally harmful (conduct / force of nature / criminal event),
if unforeseeable by the defendant, would constitute a superseding cause
of the plaintiff's alleged injury if it occurred as claimed by the
defendant and if it proximately caused the plaintiff's injury, the
plaintiff must disprove at least one essential element of that claim by
a fair preponderance of the evidence in order to prove that the
defendant legally caused that injury. The plaintiff can meet this
burden by proving either 1) that the conduct claimed to constitute a
superseding cause did not occur as claimed by the defendant, either
because it did not occur at all or because it was not engaged in with
the intent to cause harm; or 2) that such conduct was foreseeable by the
defendant, in that the injury in question was within the scope of the
risk created by the defendant's conduct; or 3) that such conduct was not
a substantial factor in bringing about the plaintiff's alleged injury.
These, of course, are questions of fact for you to determine based on
the evidence. Keep in mind, however, that the defendant does not have
any burden to prove the existence of a superseding cause. The burden at
all times rests upon the plaintiff to disprove the defendant's claim of
superseding cause as a necessary part of (his/her) proof that the
defendant legally caused the plaintiff's injury.
See 2 Restatement (Second),
Torts § 442B (1965); 2 Restatement (Second), supra, § 448 ("The act of a
third person in committing an intentional tort or crime is a superseding
cause of harm to another resulting therefrom, although the actor's
negligent conduct created a situation which afforded an opportunity to
the third person to commit such a tort or crime, unless the actor at the
time of (his/her) negligent conduct realized or should have realized
that such a situation might be created, and that a third person might
avail himself of the opportunity to commit such a tort or crime"); 2
Restatement (Second), supra, § 449 ("If the likelihood that a third
person may act in a particular manner is the hazard or one of the
hazards which makes the actor negligent, such an act whether innocent,
negligent, intentionally tortious, or criminal does not prevent the
actor from being liable for harm caused thereby").
Doe v. Manheimer, 212 Conn. 748, 759
(1989) (following Restatement (Second), Torts § 442B, by holding that "a
negligent defendant, whose conduct creates or increases the risk of a
particular harm and is a substantial factor in causing that harm, is not
relieved from liability by the intervention of another person, except
where the harm is intentionally caused by a third person and is not
within the scope of the risk of created by the defendant's conduct. . .
. 'The reason [for the general rule precluding liability where the
intervening act is intentional or criminal] is that in such a case the
third person has deliberately assumed control of the situation, and all
responsibility for the consequences of (his/her) act is shifted to him.'
2 Restatement (Second), Torts § 442B, comment c. 'Such tortious or
criminal acts may in themselves be foreseeable, [however,] and so within
the scope of the created risk. . . .'").
Prior to 2003, Connecticut
courts used the term "superseding cause" to describe intervening causes
of two types, which operated to defeat claims of liability against
defendant tortfeasors in different ways. First, the term was used to
describe any cause intervening between the time of the defendant's
allegedly tortious conduct and that of the plaintiff's claimed injury
which contributed so substantially to the production of the injury as to
make the defendant's contribution to the injury merely trivial or
inconsequential, and thus to establish that the defendant's conduct was
not a proximate cause of the injury. See, e.g., Corey v. Phillips,
126 Conn. 246, 254-55 (1939) ("'[t]he injury resulting from [negligent
conduct] need not be the direct or immediate result of the wrongful act;
if it is probable and a natural result, that is according to the
operations of natural laws, it is enough,' nevertheless, 'the connection
between negligence and injury may be broken by what the law terms an
intervening cause, if the intervening cause in fact break the
connection; . . . the intervening cause . . . must be a cause, whether
intelligent or not, which so entirely supersedes the operation of the
defendant's negligence that it alone, without his negligence
contributing thereto in any degree, produces the injury . . . .");
Boileau v. Williams, 121 Conn. 432, 439-41 (1936). This usage was
formally abandoned by our Supreme Court in Barry v. Quality Steel
Products, Inc., 263 Conn. 424 (2003), because it erroneously
suggested to jurors that the plaintiff did not bear the entire burden of
proof on the issue of proximate causation. The interplay between the
defendant's tortious conduct and other alleged causes of the plaintiff's
claimed injury is covered by Instruction 3.1-5,
Proximate Cause - Multiple Causes.
Second, the term was used,
as in 2 Restatement (Second), Torts § 440 (1965) and Doe v. Manheimer,
supra, 212 Conn. 759, to describe any cause intervening between the time
of the defendant's allegedly tortious conduct and that of the
plaintiff's claimed injury which, although not disproving that the
defendant's conduct proximately caused the plaintiff's claimed injury,
prevented the defendant's conduct from being considered a legal cause of
that injury. Such superseding causes, as described in the foregoing
instruction and explained above, are limited to intentionally harmful
acts, forces of nature, or criminal events, unforeseeable by the
defendant, which intervene in the sequence of events leading from the
defendant's alleged negligence to the plaintiff's alleged injury and
proximately cause that injury. See Barry v. Quality Steel Products,
Inc., supra, 263 Conn. 439 n.16 (confirming the continuing viability
of the superseding cause doctrine in "cases where the defendant claims
that an unforeseeable intentional tort, force of nature, or criminal
event supersedes its tortious conduct").
Our courts have not decided
which party bears the burden of proof with respect to claims of
superseding causes except in cases where that term has been used in the
manner disapproved of in Barry v. Quality Steel Products, Inc.,
supra. See, e.g., Coburn v. Lenox Homes, Inc., 186 Conn. 370,
383 (1982) ("[p]roximate cause results from a sequence of events
unbroken by a superseding cause, so that its causal viability continued
until the moment of injury or at least until the advent of the immediate
injurious force"). Hence, although it might reasonably be suggested
that the burden of pleading and proving superseding cause, as defined in
the Restatement, should rest on the defendant, because its existence
depends upon proof of extrinsic facts not logically inconsistent with
the basic elements of probable cause, the above-quoted passage from
Coburn v. Lenox Homes, Inc. suggests to the contrary, for it does
not distinguish, for this purpose, between the two then-existing types
of superseding cause. Therefore, this instruction treats superseding
cause as a claim inconsistent with legal causation that the plaintiff
must disprove by a fair preponderance of the evidence whenever it is
raised by the defendant at trial as a basis for defeating the
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Gangnam, flash mobs and trendy restaurant-hopping? The next Dishcrawl event to hit downtown San Jose promises something a little out of the ordinary -- a gourmet-gangnam flash mob on Oct. 2 that mixes K-pop dance moves with noshing.
Unless you've been asleep at the mouse, you know all about gangnam, the viral sensation known for infectiously, ridiculously, jubilant, jockey-style dance maneuvers. The original video by South Korean pop star Psy -- Park Jae-Sang -- has racked up more than 286 million views on YouTube, and enough parodies to make it the "Call Me Maybe" of fall.
It also caught the attention of Dishcrawl founder Tracy Lee and her staff, who are hosting the San Jose festivities. Dishcrawl is the foodie twist on a pub crawl -- a progressive dinner that sends groups of diners off to stroll, sip and sample their way through three restaurants for, in this case, $25. But this time, they'll be learning some signature dance moves and then gangnam-ing their way through downtown.
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Parents in Columbia County have got to be wondering what's going on at their kids' schools, after a bomb threat at Lakeside High School today and a threat of bloodshed at Evans High School yesterday.
Those threats are why all Columbia County schools are on "soft lockdown", with extra patrols, metal detectors, and even random locker searches.
The heightened security has students and parents concerned.
One mother tells us she's actually considering home-schooling her daughter. And students say they're sick and tired of all this commotion.
"I'm very concerned," Lakeside parent Jackie Boone told News 12. "I mean, that's part of the reason I moved to Columbia County, because I felt the school system was a little more secure."
Boone was in disbelief after hearing a bomb threat was written on the wall of a men's bathroom. A similar threat promising "bloodshed" at Evans High School on Tuesday was spotted last Friday.
"When I heard it on the radio, I got very concerned, and I was wondering what the school was doing about it," said parent Arlesia Andrews.
We wondered that too...so News 12 sat down with Superintendent Tommy Price, who calls the last two days a nightmare.
As a result of these threats, officials are really stepping up safety procedures. They include random locker searches, but that's not all. They also include extra supervision in hallways and something students are calling a little unfair: requiring students to have special permission to go to their lockers or even to the bathrooms.
"They're not going to like it, and we don't want to do it," Price told News 12. "But clearly we're going to have to take measures that we otherwise wouldn't if this continues."
Lakeside freshman David Andrews agrees more supervision is needed.
"If they're going to write something in the bathroom, that's about the only place you could write it with privacy," he said.
Meanwhile, parents like Jackie Boone are asking whether this kind of worry is worth it.
"I even thought about home schooling at one time, so I may need to look into that also," she said.
This is no prank. In fact, it can carry a felony charge of terroristic threats and acts.
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News 12 at 11 o'clock / Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013
SWAINSBORO, Ga. -- "We don't feel like this gentleman lived a lifestyle that this would be expected by family or by us in law enforcement," Chief Randy Ellison said.
Disbelief from the chief himself as the city of Swainsboro tries to solve a mystery.
"We all called him 'Shot.' He was pretty much the protector of the family," brother Daniel Johnson said.
Fifty-six-year-old Nathaniel Johnson -- or "Shot" as his 17 brothers and sisters would say-- became a victim of his own nickname when police say they found him shot to death in his backyard.
"We did in fact find Mr. Johnson's body laying at the back doorstep of the residence. He died as a direct result of multiple gunshot wounds," Ellison explained.
"That's all they can tell us is that there was a tussle, and he was shot in the head and his keys were in the door," Johnson said.
An unlikely ending for a man police say was well respected in the community.
"He's a disabled veteran, lived his life very humbly, didn't make a lot of enemies from what I've gathered, so this is kind of a shock for this community, for this family," Ellison said.
His family says it's just unfair.
"He did all those tours across seas and didn't lose his life in the military and then come home and lose your life," Johnson said.
"My dad didn't deserve this," daughter Latasha Johnson said.
"He's gonna be missed," brother David Johnson said quietly.
Without a chance to say goodbye, they're asking for one thing.
"If anyone knows anything about it, please call the police department, the GBI," Johnson said.
"So we can have closure, so we can feel better, so we can sleep better at night, you know, his family," Latasha pleaded.
"We're really early in this investigation, but I feel confident that we're going to be able to solve this and bring some closure for this family," Ellison said.
Police say the shooting happened around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Ellison says they'll continue working throughout the night to find the shooter.
They've called in GBI to help with the investigation.
So far, they don't have a motive or any suspects.
His family saw him earlier in the day, and a friend was checking on him at 2:30 in the morning when they found his body, but officials say it's just a matter of time before they figure out who did it and why.


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A discographic profile of the popular pianist, band-leader, composer and arranger.
Profile: Eddie Cano
by John Child (
Cano, Eddie
6 June '27, L.A., father Mexican, mother Mexican-American;
30 Jan. '88, L.A.) Latin jazz pianist, leader, composer, arranger. Infl. by Noro Morales and Errol Gardner, he developed an inimitable rhythmic style, drive and ability to "lift" a band. Often in his numbers he'd switch styles from Latin (with Latin rhythm section) to straight jazz (accompanied by drum kit). Began classical piano studies at age five; played bass in junior high school and trombone in high school, where he became interested in jazz and decided to turn pro; an uncle introduced him to Duke Ellington's music; started working in local nightclub bands '43, playing both Latin and American dance music. Joined US Army '45, assigned to various military bands and completed a course in six months at L.A. Conservatory of Music '46.
After his discharge he worked and toured with various bands incl. Miguelito Valdés '48-9 based in NYC (recordings with Valdés on SMC '49 compiled on
Mambo Dance Session
'94 on Caribe); while in NYC, sat-in with bands of Tito Puente, Machito, José Curbelo and Noro Morales, latter became a close friend. Back in L.A. he sessioned with Les Baxter (
La Sacre du Suavage
'52 on Capitol), Cal Tjader (
Ritmo Caliente
'55 and
Demasiado Caliente
'60 on Fantasy, latter incl. big band arr. by Cano), Jack Costanzo (
Mr Bongo
'55 on GNP and
Latin Fever
'58 on Liberty), Buddy Collette (
Jazz Heat - Bongo Beat
'61 on Eros), others.
He sent a homemade demo tape to Shorty Rogers at RCA Victor mid-'50s; Rogers liked what he heard and organised Cano's signing to label; debut LP
Cole Porter And Me
'56 and follow-up
Duke Ellington And Me
'57 collected on
Duke Ellington, Cole Porter And Me
'93 in RCA Tropical Series (Rogers co-prod.); then
Deep In A Drum
'58 (reissued in RCA Tropical Series '93), prod. by Rogers,
Time For Cha Cha Chá
'58, compilation
The Best of Eddie Cano
'62. Made
Cha Cha Con Cano
c. '59 on United Artists. Switched to GNP to co-headline with Costanzo on
Dancing On The Sunset Strip
c. '60 with vibes player/ singer/ composer Tony Martínez and his orchestra (recorded live at Hollywood's Crescendo club) and
Mucho Piano!
c. '60 (reissued as
A Taste of Cano
He signed with Reprise, but later complained of the artistic constraints imposed by the label. Reprise debut
Eddie Cano at P.J.'s
'61 incl. Grammy nom. US national hit single "A Taste of Honey." (P.J.'s was a small after-hours club in West Hollywood, which opened May '61; his quintet [formed '57] began a residency there July '61 and became a big hit with show business celebrities who flocked to see him.) Five more LPs on Reprise followed:
Here Is The Fabulous Eddie Cano
Cano Plays Mancini
Danke Schoen
(mainly a compilation),
The Sound of Music And The Sound of Cano
(live LP) and
Broadway Right Now
c. '62-5. Appeared in the Jerry Lewis movie
The Nutty Professor
'63. Changed to Atco for
On Broadway
'66 with tenor saxist Nino Tempo; then Dunhill (a subsidiary of ABC) for the exhilarating
Brought Back Live From P.J.'s
c. '67.
His recording career waned after '60s; released
30 Latin American Favorites
on Pickwick; sessioned on vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson's first Latin jazz outing
'75 on Blue Note; played on
Tell an Amigo
'86 on Sea Breeze by Rodríguez. Gigged with conguero Poncho Sánchez in latter years; became first president of Hispanic Musicians Association (H.M.A.) '86-7 (H.M.A. Salsa/ Jazz Orchestra made notable album
California Salsa
'91 on Sea Breeze); died suddenly at age 60 shortly after successful heart surgery.
-This is a revised version of one of over 130 Latin music entries written by John Child (
) for
The Penguin Encyclopedia of Popular Music
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VAIL - When Jake Pates was in second grade, he was given the honor of forerunning the men's superpipe finals event at the X Games.
It was the his first season on a snowboard; he was 8.-
Shaun White went on to win the event, and in the years that followed both Pates and White kept getting better at snowboarding - Pates on a sharper curve.
Now, six years later, Pates and White are set to compete against each other in both halfpipe and slopestyle at the Burton U.S. Open here in Vail, just down the road from Jake's home town of Eagle.
"I've been watching him my whole life," said Pates of White. "It's sort of a shocker, thinking back to watching him when I was young and thinking how cool it was to see him up there with so much exposure. Now I'll be competing against him on the same level, it just feels awesome."
Not unlike White, Pates has been on quite a run this year. He took third in halfpipe in the Burton U.S. Open qualifiers Feb. 3 in Seven Springs, Penn., then went over to the Burton European Open in Laax, Switzerland, winning the junior halfpipe and finishing second in the junior slopestyle there. On Saturday, he learned that after the Burton U.S. Open he will be heading over to Erzurum, Turkey, to compete on the FIS Junior World Team where, at 14, he'll be the youngest member of the team.-
His coach, Elijah Teter of Ski and Snowboard Club Vail (SSCV), says Pates fits in well with an older crowd.-
"He's really riding at that level right now, going big enough to be competing with the big dogs," says Teter. "He's very mature, very receptive, very unique in that sense, being able to listen so well and pick up on what you're trying to describe to him as a coach."
SSCV snowboard program director Ben Boyd says Pates is the type of athlete the coaches there refer to as an "outlier."
"That means he's a kid that's ahead of his years, and not just the way he snowboards but the way he handles life and coaching and his mental approach to everything," Boyd said. "I've known him for a long time now and coached him for a couple years, he takes to coaching very well, understands the technical aspects of snowboarding, has a really good work ethic but also has that passion for it, that drive. It's a pretty rare mix."
And Pates can also do tricks that involve two separate inverted maneuvers-in the same air, also a rare mix. But it's becoming more and more common these days, with this feat -- commonly referred-to as a "double" -- currently driving the sport.-
"I'm working on doing a double for the Open," says Pates. "Trying to perfect the cab double 9 in slope."
He trains with another young gun and master of the double, 14-year-old Japanese sensation Ayumu Hirano, who is also being coached by Teter at SSCV.-
Hirano recently finished runner-up to White at the X Games superpipe, and followed that up by winning the Men's halfpipe open division at the Burton European Open.
"It's super cool to just be around him because we're the same age and he's already at that next level, already winning the big professional competitions," said Pates.-
But Pates' family and coaches say while the formal training has helped to drive the young athlete, it's his big brother, 16-year-old Cole Pates, who has really pushed him along.-
"Ever since he was a little guy, he had a brother who was a mentor, and always someone he tried to emulate," said Chris Pates, Jake and Cole's father. "He was always challenged, no matter where we were or what we were doing, there was no boring day at the mountain for him because he was always trying to be as good as his brother. Having that presence constantly there 24/7 I think has helped Jake significantly."
An SSCV athlete along with Jake, (only Cole Pates is a freeskier), Cole recently finished 18th out of 100 at the Aspen Open, a tough slopestyle competition that takes place on the same course as the X Games. He landed his first ever switch cork 900 in competition at that event, a similar trick to the "cab" (or switch frontside) 900 Jake is currently working on.-
"It came around awesome, right to my feet," he said.-
Cole may not have a big brother to look up to, but with Jake competing at the level he is, Cole says it's like having a brother his same age.
"My friends think he's a-sophomore," Cole says with a laugh. "I say nope, he's in eighth grade ... things are progressing so fast, we're at the point now where we're fighting for each other just to see who can get ahead every day, each day we're either learning a new trick or improving on a trick together. He's improving at such a significant pace, I just want him to keep it going."


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Just as he did two years ago, Bruce Bochy lifted the World Series trophy but came up short of winning the National League Manager of the Year award.
Bochy finished third in the voting, behind winner Davey Johnson of the Washington Nationals and Dusty Baker of the Cincinnati Reds.
Bochy also finished third in the voting in 2010 and has finished in the top three five times in his career. His lone Manager of the Year nod came in 1996, his second season with the San Diego Padres.
This year's World Series title brought plenty of acclaim for Bochy, who is putting together a Hall of Fame resume that may be highlighted by a superb 2012 season. Even before guiding the Giants through six elimination game victories and a World Series sweep, Bochy was pushing the right buttons.
The Giants overcame early season-ending injuries to Brian Wilson and Freddy Sanchez and pushed past Melky Cabrera's PED suspension, Tim Lincecum's first-half slump, two Pablo Sandoval injuries and a slew of other issues.
"He lets us be ourselves and do our thing," right-hander Sergio Romo said during the postseason. "He had a lot of patience with us this season, which we needed. He let us come together as a team."
Johnson finished with 131 points and 23 of 32 first place votes. Bochy had four first place votes and 61 total points, 16 behind Baker.


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TRUCKEE, Calif. - The potential sale of Veterans Hall Building overlooking downtown Truckee will be a topic of discussion Thursday evening at the Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District board meeting.The Veterans Hall Building, located on High Street, has been owned by the Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District since 1994, but Tahoe Forest Church has submitted a request to purchase the facility, which features amenities ranging from classrooms and meeting rooms to an indoor basketball court."It's not a done deal yet," Rec and Park Board Director Janet Brady said Tuesday, regarding the sale. "This whole process needs to be worked through."Part of that process includes having the building and the lot across the street appraised come mid-October, Brady said, along with public hearing on the matter in November before the town's planning commission.Brady said the rec and park board is weighing potential benefits and drawbacks of selling the building, while devoting special attention to the needs of the community and veterans."We encourage any community member with feedback or information (on the issue) to please come to the meeting (Thursday)," Brady said. Other topics to be discussed Thursday include an update of the proposed Truckee performing arts center and aquatic center, and the adoption of the final 2012-13 budget.The board meets Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Truckee Community Recreation Center, 8924 Donner Pass Road.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The new Giants left fielder certainly doesn't lack confidence.
During a conference call to formally announce Michael Morse's one-year, $6 million deal, the slugger shook off a question about AT&T Park's deep alleys and reputation for stifling home run totals.
"If you hit one, you hit one," Morse said. "It doesn't matter what park you're at."
That tune might change the first time Morse watches an opposing outfielder chase down a scorcher that gets hung up by wind and fog, but on Tuesday, there was nothing but positivity from all sides. Morse said he was thrilled when his agent informed him that the Giants had made contact, and the Giants' decision makers repeatedly said this was a player they didn't expect to get.
"We were very fortunate," general manager Brian Sabean said. "He brings power and production to a lineup that sorely needs it. From the standpoint of having a wish list and checking off boxes, this was a big opportunity for us that we obviously couldn't let pass."
When Morse, who has a long injury history but said he is 100 percent, passed a physical Monday, manager Bruce Bochy had his everyday left fielder.
"Really, it's more than I thought would happen for us," said Bochy, who was told early in the offseason that he might have to use a platoon.
"We were looking for a right-handed bat and hopefully a power, run-producing type. I don't think we could have found a better fit for our club."
That club hit only 107 homers last season, the second-lowest total in baseball. Morse, 31, had 13 homers in 312 at-bats for the Seattle Mariners and the Baltimore Orioles.
He said he believes he can find the form that led to 31 homers for the Washington Nationals in 2011.
Giants left fielders were last in the majors with five homers a year ago.
While Morse could get a start or two at first base, he primarily will handle the territory that belonged to Gregor Blanco and Andres Torres a year ago.
"I feel comfortable there," Morse said. "I know if I stay on the field, everything else will fall into place."
The delay has kept the 40-man roster at 39 players, so the club has a few more days to open up a spot for Morse.
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Some changes are coming for owners of firearms in Ohio after legislation signed by Gov. John Kasich takes effect in a couple of months.
House Bill 495, inked by the governor Dec. 20, allows renewal of concealed carry gun permits without a renewed proof of competency document; changes the definition of a loaded firearm in a vehicle; and allows properly permitted owners to have guns in vehicles in the parking garages at the Statehouse and Riffe Center in Columbus.
"The big issue was being able to bring guns into the Statehouse garage, because it's a government building, but the bill also modified the definition of a loaded gun in a vehicle," said Ohio Rep. Andy Thompson, R-Marietta.
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Rhett Walters, officer and computer specialist with the Marietta Police Department, is shown with a handgun and loaded magazine in his private vehicle Wednesday. A change in state law, signed by Gov. John Kasich last month, will allow properly licensed gun owners to have a firearm and loaded magazine (that is not inserted into the firearm) in their private vehicle without the gun being considered as loaded. Currently a firearm is considered loaded if a loaded magazine is located anywhere within the vehicle
Current law considers a firearm loaded if a loaded magazine is present anywhere in the vehicle, even though the magazine is not inserted into the gun. Under the new legislation, a loaded magazine would have to be inserted into the firearm for the gun to be deemed loaded.
Thompson said he had no problem with a provision in the bill that a concealed carry permit holder does not have to show a renewed competency certification every time he or she applies for a concealed carry license renewal.
Under current regulations, after the first renewal of a concealed handgun license, owners must submit proof of renewed competency to show they have had at least two hours of range qualification time when applying for subsequent concealed carry permits.
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House Bill 495, signed by Gov. John Kasich last month, makes the following changes to state firearms regulations:
Eliminates the renewed competency certification requirement for concealed carry license renewals. Currently, after the first renewal of a concealed handgun license, owners must submit proof of renewed competency to show they are range competent for all subsequent renewals. HB 495 allows license-holders to show an existing or expiring license or an original competency certificate as proof of necessary training for all license renewals.
Modifies the definition of a loaded firearm in a vehicle. Currently, a firearm is considered loaded if a loaded magazine is present anywhere in the vehicle, even if the magazine is not inserted into the firearm. HB 495 further clarifies the definition in current law to give gun owners various options for storing loaded magazines during transport.
Defines "concealed handgun license" in one section of the Ohio Revised Code and clarifies that this definition applies to all references of a concealed handgun license throughout the state code.
The measure becomes effective March 20.
Sources: National Rifle Association and Ohio General Assembly.
"I'm OK with that provision, too, although there could be some modifications to any of this legislation in the coming year," Thompson said, adding that HB 495 is essentially an attempt to simplify the state's gun regulations.
Reno resident and National Rifle Association instructor John Lankford said the organization currently requires people seeking concealed carry permits to take 16 hours of range training in order to obtain the competency certification necessary to apply for the permit.
"Personally I believe gun owners should qualify to show their competency every time they renew their concealed carry permits," he said. "As one NRA trainer, Jeff Cooper, put it, owning a gun does not make you qualified to be armed, any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician."
Marietta Police Officer Rhett Walters agreed.
"In my personal opinion, anyone who carries (a concealed gun permit) should requalify every year," he said. "A year can make a difference in a person's competency with a firearm."
Washington County Sheriff's Office Deputy Kim Deem said concealed carry permit applications are handled by the sheriff's civil office at the county courthouse.
"We require that applicants for concealed carry permits have at least 12 hours of competency instruction when they initially apply," she said. "And the second time they come back for renewal of the permit they must have had at least two hours of competency training."
Deem said concealed carry licenses must be renewed every five years.
Lankford said the new law's change in what constitutes a loaded firearm in a vehicle would make a big difference for those who carry rifles in their trucks or cars.
"My wife and I both shoot in competitions, and this allows me to have my magazines already loaded beforehand, as long as the magazines are not inserted into the rifle," he said.
The bill still requires ammunition to be removed from the gun, but ammunition can be stored as close to the gun as the same container with a separate enclosed compartment.
Thompson noted that a main point of the bill, addressing the issue of reciprocity for concealed carry permits between Ohio and other states, was dropped to give the legislation a better chance of passage by the end of 2012.
Senators scrapped that effort, which expands how the state's attorney general enters into agreements with other states to allow Ohioans with concealed weapons permits to carry firearms among those states.
The proposal was removed from a gun bill at the year's end so lawmakers could spend more time on it.
Currently, the attorney general must negotiate such written reciprocity agreements with states. The idea would allow automatic reciprocity with states that offer such a provision in their law. It would work in a way similar to how states recognize out-of-state driver's licenses.
Some law enforcement groups and others opposed to the provision feared it would permit license-holders from states with weaker training requirements to legally carry weapons in Ohio.
"In a couple of states, concealed carry permit holders don't even have to show competency with their firearms," said Washington County Sheriff Larry Mincks, adding that's one of the main objections Ohio has to consider in the proposed reciprocity provision.


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- Flyers Career Regular Season Totals: 157 GP, 11-76-87, 104 PIM
- Career Regular Season Totals vs. Penguins: 26 GP, 3-16-19, 28 PIM
- 2008-09 Single Game Regular Season Highs: Goals - 1 (three times); Assists - 4 (vs. PIT, 12/13/08 - new career high); Points - 4 (vs. PIT, 12/13/08); Shots - 6 (twice); Plus/Minus - +4 (twice); TOI - 31:40 (vs. CAR, 12/11/08 - new career high)
|2009-10 Playoffs: Had a goal and assist in Game 5 of Stanley Cup Final vs. Chicago… Had an assist in Game 4… Had three assists in Eastern Conference Finals vs. Montréal… Had assist on game wining goal in Game 4… Had two assists in Eastern Conference Semi Finals vs. Boston… Had three assists in Eastern Conference Quarter Finals vs. New Jersey
Regular Season: Finished second on the team in assists (33)… Played in 800th NHL game on 3/18 at Dallas… Won a bronze medal with Team Finland for the second time (1998) in his fourth Olympics, where he recorded four points (2G,2A) and a +2 rating in six games… Reached his 100th assist as a Flyer vs. Pittsburgh on 1/24… Reached his 200th game as a Flyer on 1/7 at Pittsburgh… Recorded his 400th NHL point (assist) vs. Buffalo on 11/14… Recorded his 300th NHL assist vs. Washington on 10/6… Had a four-game point streak, recording four assists (10/27-11/6). 2008-09: Recipient of the Barry Ashbee Trophy (second consecutive year) as the team's most outstanding defenseman, as voted by a panel of sportscasters and sportswriters… Set new career highs in a single game for assists (4) and TOI (31:40)… Appeared in his 700th NHL game at STL on Jan. 31… Led the team in blocked shots (164) and finished second on the team in average TOI (24:31) and tied for second on the team in assists (40)... Led the defense in assists and points (43)... Had 10 points (all assists) and led the team in March in assists in 14 games… Recorded 13 points (1G,12A) in 13 games, leading the team in assists and plus/minus (+8) in December... Recorded four assists (new career high) vs. PIT on Dec. 13… Registered 40+ points in each of the last six seasons and has averaged over 20 minutes played per game for the last eight seasons. 2007-08: Missed four games of Eastern Conference Finals vs. Pittsburgh due to a blood clot in his left foot...Recipient of the Barry Ashbee Trophy as the team's most outstanding defenseman, as voted by a panel of sportscasters and sportswriters…Was first on team in average time on ice (23:34) and power play assists (26, tied for ninth in the NHL)...Led Flyers defensemen in points with 44 (8G,36A - 13th in the NHL)…Was third on team in blocked shots with 129...Was scoreless at Toronto on March 11 after recording at least an assist in six consecutive games (10A)... Was named to the Eastern Conference All-Star Team for third time (2004 & 2007 - was scoreless in NHL All-Star Game on Jan. 27)…Recorded three assists vs. NY Islanders on March 8... Was named First Star vs. Florida on Jan. 16 after registering a goal and two assists...Is the first Flyers defenseman to record consecutive three-point games since Garry Galley accomplished the feat during the 1991-92 season...Was named Second Star at Washington on Jan. 13 after recording a goal and two assists...Missed two games (Dec. 15 & 16) due to a lower body injury...Game at Colorado on Dec. 7 was his 600th game in the NHL...Was named First Star vs. Pittsburgh on Nov. 10 after recordinga goal (his first goal as a Flyer) and three assists (tied his career high for assists and points in a game)...Posted an assist at Edmonton on Oct. 6, his first point as a Flyer...Was scoreless at Calgary on Oct. 4, his first game as a Flyer.
Has registered 40 or more points in each of the last six seasons and has averaged over 20 minutes played per game for the last eight seasons…In eight seasons with the Predators (1998-99 through 2006-07), Timonen recorded 79 goals and 222 assists for 301 points and 348 penalty minutes in 573 regular season games…Is first on the Predators All-Time List in points (301), assists (222) and games played (573)…Was named the third captain in Predators history on October 3, 2006…Has participated in two NHL All-Star Games (2004 and 2007) and in three Winter Olympic Games as a member of the Finnish Olympic Team…Was named to the All-Tournament Team as Finland won the Silver Medal at the 2006 Winter Olympics…2006-07: Posted 55 points (13G,42A) and 42 penalty minutes in 80 games for Nashville…His 55 points were first among Nashville defensemen and were tied for 11th among NHL defensemen…His 42 assists and 55 points were new single season career highs…Led the Predators in power play points with 26 (8G,18A) and average time on ice (21:50)…Was second on the team in plus/minus (+20) and in blocked shots (115)…2005-06: Led Nashville defensemen with 50 points (12th among NHL defensemen)…Finished second on the team in assists (37), power-play points (36) and average time-on-ice (22:26)…Became second Nashville defenseman in history to record 50 points (Marek Zidlicky)…Posted a six-game scoring streak with eight points (2G,6A – Jan. 13-24)…Recorded his 200th career NHL point at Phoenix on October 13…2004-05: Recorded 17 points (4G,13A) and six penalty minutes in 12 games for KalPA Kuopio (Finland), helping win the Mestis league championship with 10 points (3G,7A) and four penalty minutes in eight playoff games…2003-04: Led Nashville in shots (180), time-on-ice (23:52 - 4th consecutive year)…Ranked second on the team in power-play points (30), and ranked fifth among NHL defensemen in power-play points and goals (8)…Finished third on Nashville in assists (32)…Appeared in his first NHL All-Star Game in 2004…Played in his 400th career NHL game at Pittsburgh on March 4…2002-03: Led Nashville in assists (34), power-play points (28) and average ice time (22:25)…Finished second on Nashville in points (40 – 18th among NHL defensemen)…Posted his 100th NHL assist vs. Pittsburgh on February 27…Had a career-high and season-high seven-game point streak with 8 points (1G,7A – Feb. 23 through Mar. 7)…2001-02: Led Nashville and set a franchise record in average time-on-ice (24:12)…Played over 20 minutes in 79 of 82 games…Ranked second on the team in assists (29) and third in points (42)…Finished third among NHL defensemen in power-play goals (9) and seventh in goals (13)…2000-01:Led Nashville in average time-on-ice (23:11)…Led team defensemen in goals (12), assists (13), points (25) and power play points (14)…1999-00: Named to the 2000 NHL All-Star Game, but did not play due to injury…Missed 31 games due to injury…Led Nashville defensemen in assists (25 – 3rd on the club) and points (33)…Finished second on the club in power-play points (16) and third in average time-on-ice (21:05)…Scored the Predators' first-ever penalty shot attempt vs. Montreal on November 18…1998-99: Appeared in 50 games with Nashville…Made his NHL debut at Anaheim on December 17 and recorded his first NHL point (assist) vs. Detroit on December 23…Recorded 15 points (2G,13A) and 22 penalty minutes in 29 games with Nashville's IHL affiliate, the Milwaukee Admirals…Named to the IHL All-Star Game, but did not play due to call up to Nashville…Led all Predators' rookies in scoring with 12 points (4G,8A)…Amateur Career: Played three seasons with TPS Turku (Finland) from 1994-95 through 1996-97…Posted 16 goals and 39 assists for 55 points and 50 penalty minutes in 143 regular season games…Recorded 13 points (3G,10A) and 26 penalty minutes in 34 postseason games…International Career:Won a silver medal with Finland at the 2006 Winter Olympics…Played for Team Finland at the 2005 World Championships…Helped team Finland finish second at the 2004 World Cup of Hockey, leading all defensemen (3rd overall in World Cup) with 6 points (1G,5A)…Represented Team Finland at the 2003 World Championships…Played for Team Finland in the 2002 Winter Olympics and 2002 World Championships…Won a silver medal with Finland at the 2001 IIHF World Championships…Played for Team Finland in the 1999 World Championships…Won a bronze medal with Finland in the 1998 Winter Olympics…Played in three World Junior Championships with Finland (1993, 1994 and 1995).


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At their regular Tuesday meeting July 10, Eagle County commissioners will consider a $3 million expansion plan for the Eagle River Center.
The plan is for improvements deemed critical to attract large horse shows to the area, including covered horse stalls and an enclosed warmup arena.
At a meeting July 2, commissioners expressed a desire to be wary of committing to the ERC expansion without considering the overall plan for the fairgrounds property.
"We want to be careful we don't build these facilities only to discover down the road that they're not in the best place and need to be moved," said Commissioner Sara Fisher.
According to Jan Miller of Eagle County Facilities, the expansion plan proposal has been the subject of intense review for months as the county looked at ways to maximize the potential of the Eagle River Center.
"We know horse shows would love to bring people to Eagle and those shows would stimulate the local economy and bring a lot of people here," said Miller. "We have to weigh the benefits of the potential horse show business against the costs."
In that vein, the county recently hired a renown consultant - Bob Kiser of Kiser Arena Specialists - to evaluate the Eagle River Center and give advice on the facility's expansion plans. Kiser has consulted for more than 2,000 horse show arenas worldwide and he spent three days in the area last week.
"I think they have a very nice facility here. I think if they can get an expansion program going, they could draw a lot of horse shows here," said Kiser.
Kiser noted the center's location - adjacent to Interstate 70 and in the center of the state - is one of its biggest attributes.
Kiser said the county is fortunate because the fairgrounds site offers an expansive area to address the facility needs. "They have a lot of space here, but it is a challenge to get it positioned right to make the best use of this land," he said.
The July 10 commissioner meeting is open to the public and can also be watched live on line on ecotv 18 by going to www.eaglecounty.us/Communications/ecotv18/.


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