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Educators, you can bring the excitement of this historic program to your classroom! Download our free lesson plans (for kindergarten through twelfth grades) based on the new Presidential $1 coin designs. What a great opportunity to connect history with the coins in the very pockets of your students! Designed by teachers for teachers, each lesson plan includes everything you will need to create stimulating learning experiences:
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In this section, you can download Acrobat® (.PDF) files that contain full-page outlines of the Presidential $1 coins of your choice—a classroom resource suitable for coloring or displaying on overhead projectors.
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Long before Madonna claimed her singular-name status, there was Cher. Forty years after breaking big, this consummate performer still continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Her astounding career longevity is no surprise, as not many entertainers can say they've won all four of the major entertainment awards: an Oscar, Grammy, Emmy, and Golden Globe! Don't miss your chance to see Cher perform songs from her new album "Closer the Truth" and greatest hits. Purchase your
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11/25/14 - Cher, the famed and beloved singer and performer, announced on November 20th that the rest of her Dressed to Kill tour has been cancelled due to an illness that she has been fighting since September. The singer was advised by her doctors to cancel in order to give her body more time to recuperate from a viral infection that has been affecting her kidney function. The first leg of the wildly popular tour ended earlier this year, and was full of the flair, costumes, and theatricality that she is famous for. The artist is upset to let down her fans, but has stated that she hopes to reschedule the second leg once she fully recovers. Until then, those who have already purchased tickets can get a full refund from the place of purchase.
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11/20/14 - Most musicians only flourish for a few years before people eventually become tired of hearing their music. Only the most talented and diverse artists are ever able to stay in the game very long. One of the most talented individuals that has ever graced the stage is the one and only Cher. Her career has lasted an astounding number of years because she has been able to adapt with the times, and give the people what they wanted to hear. She has won numerous awards, and continues to grace audiences with her talent. This incredible artist is currently performing on stages all over the country. Tickets are currently available for individuals who want to see this talented woman perform live. These tickets are not going to last forever, so do not hesitate to buy.
11/10/14 - Cher's Dressed to Kill Tour is back on track with concert dates scheduled for early December. Despite an undisclosed illness derailing her tour earlier and causing some cancellations, the singly named stunner seems poised and ready to get back on stage. Following a successful run at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, tickets to see this superstar have been in high demand. The fabulous and iconic Cher is sure to wow her audience with classic hits, spectacular costumes, and her signature sound. Cher's first performance of her restored tour will be in Allentown, PA at the PPL Center on December 2nd, with shows following on December 4th in Albany NY at Times Union Center, and December 6th in Washington DC at the Verizon Center-DC. Don't miss your chance to see this legendary performer in action, make sure to snag your tickets today.
11/4/14 - Recently, Cher was diagnosed with an infection and ordered to bed rest for several days, causing her to have to postpone her wildly successful Dressed to Kill Tour dates. No further details were released on the 68-year-old singer's illness. The Oscar, Grammy and Emmy winning star is now already in rehearsals to continue her tour that began in Phoenix last March. She has announced the dates for her rescheduled tour, beginning along the East Coast and Midwest. Her continued tour will include a new wardrobe designed with Bob Mackie. Her Dressed to Kill album includes the No. 1 hit "Woman's World" and debuted at No. 3 on Billboard's Pop Charts. Her next tour date is set for 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9, at United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, Texas with tickets as low as $68.
9/29/14 - The gypsy half of the famous duo, Cher has announced rescheduled dates for a number of tour stops along the East Coast and Midwest. So if you "Believe" in life after love, make sure you check out the new dates.
9/17/14 - Cher may be a phoenix, successfully reviving her career again and again, but this time, the diva has been ordered to stand down and recover from an acute viral infection. As a result, "D2K" dates at the Nassau Coliseum have been pushed back from 9/22 to 12/8. Madison Square Garden shows are rescheduled from 9/19 & 9/20 to 12/10 & 12/15. Her Prudential Center performance has been moved from 9/17 to 12/12. Assuming the songstress will recover soon, Cher's Dec. 15 show in New York remains her final concert on schedule. Cher tickets for the artist's grand finale start at $43.
9/11/14 - Cher is almost back! See this diva on the final leg on her sold-out "Dressed to Kill" tour when she returns to the stage this Thursday (9/11) in Albany, NY and Saturday (9/13) in Manchester, NH. Cher tickets at Times Union Center in New York are $62 to get-in; that's slightly higher than prices for her weekend show at Verizon Wireless Arena (NH), at $51 to get-in.
8/29/14 - Cher and Lady Gaga have worked together previously, but 68 year-old diva can't get enough of the 28 year-old pop star. Cher recently tweeted they are "twin girls" from "different decades." Both soul-sisters are on tour, but the veteran's Dressed to Kill Tour is certainly the talk of the town! See why D2K has reaped such glittering reviews with Cher tickets for her first show back on the road, Sept. 11 in Albany. Get-in at Times Union Center for a minimum of $48.
8/13/14 – The countdown is on! In less than one month, Cher will be back on stage to complete the final leg of her Dressed to Kill Farewell Tour. The original diva has played venues across the country to marvelous reviews before taking an eight-week hiatus. Cher is due to return groovier than ever and is currently re-designing several costumes with long-time collaborator and fashion guru Bob Mackie. Buy Cher tickets and witness the new do's and threads on Sept. 11 at Times Union Center. Seats will set you back $67 in the Upper Level for a night of sheer fabulosity in Albany, NY.
8/7/14 – We are one month out from the second leg of Cher's incredible Dressed to Kill Tour. All 49 shows the diva performed nationwide were sell-outs—so don't be left without Cher tickets this year and get yours from Razorgator now! Catch the "Believe" singer's first return show, Sept. 11 at Times Union Center in New York for a minimum of $69. Spend just $33 to see Cher and Pat Benatar rock the stage live, in their first concert together Oct. 15 in Richmond, VA.
7/25/14 – The opportunity to see one of music's original divas is fading fast. Cher's Dressed to Kill Tour recently wrapped up its initial leg, but will be back for just over two months before the icons bids farewell forever--she promises! So far, 610,812 people flocked to one of D2K's 49 extravagant concerts, and the demand for Cher tickets is sure to rise for her final leg. Touring will run from Sept 11- Nov 3.
7/16/14 - BBC News reported that Cher's Dressed to Kill tour is on track to become the highest-grossing tour of 2014! As Cher would say, "And what's
granny doing tonight?" D2K tickets have reaped $54.9 million during its first leg which ended this past week. Cher played 49 sell-out concerts in the United States before her hiatus; she will pick things back up again on September 11 in New York, for the farewell tour's second go-around. It's easy to see why Cher's extravagant tour has captivated fans all over the globe--lock in your Cher tickets now because this songstress swears: "I'm never coming back!"
7/11/14 – There is only one date left on schedule before Cher takes a break from the road! The 2014 Dressed to Kill tour will play tonight at Valley View Casino Center in San Diego, after which, Cher will take a two-month hiatus. You haven't seen the last of her yet, as the icon is due to return Sep 11 in Albany, NY sans Cyndi Lauper. Cheap Cher tickets are still available for her concert in San Diego tonight; get-in for a bargain deal of $40 in the Upper Terrace, or shell out $110 for Loge tickets and see D2K's gorgeous costumes up close!
7/3/14 – After recently performing in San Jose, Cher tweeted, "Great audience…Its hard to say goodbye 4 ever"—especially when you've still got it after all these years! The iconic singer is receiving marvelous reviews for her Dressed 2 Kill final farewell tour. D2K's extravagant set design, army of dancers, flawless vocals and, of course, ornate costumes, gifts fans an eye-popping spectacle that is not to be missed. Cher changes her ensemble for virtually every set; a total of 14 costume changes from Warrior Queen Cher to Gypsy Cher, Sixties Cher, Vampire Cher and more. Buy Cher tickets now for the most razzle and dazzle you're likely ever to see on tour!
6/26/14 – Are you looking for the last great deal on Cher tickets in the month of June? The cheapest evening with the diva on her Dressed to Kill tour falls this Friday (6/27) for $45 in Vancouver. The following night in Seattle (6/28) is a bit more expensive, at $59 to start in the Upper level. The leggy legend's final show this month, Monday 6/30, is the priciest of all three: a $69 minimum in the Upper levels. Those are still some amazing deals considering it's the last time you'll be able to see the songbird in concert—plus, Cyndi Lauper is receiving rave reviews as Cher's opening act!
6/18/14 – Everyone knows Cher has a tough time saying goodbye—but that's because her fans do too! The iconic songstress is currently on her grandest and most extravagant farewell tour yet, which leads us to believe this will indeed be Cher's final round. If Cher wants to go out with a bang, she sure knows how to do it: the leggy singer is reuniting with fashion designer Bob Mackie to collaborate on all-new costumes for her "Dressed to Kill" World Tour. The songstress will reportedly don her new threads in time for the two Madison Square Garden dates this September (9/19-20) in New York. Buy your Cher tickets now and catch the artist that is never out of her prime!
6/11/14 - With her "Dressed to Kill" farewell tour well underway, it's become obvious to Cher that the public just can't get enough of her—and she can't get enough of her fans! Cher has added a string of dates from Oct 15 in Richmond to Nov 3 in Wichita. The diva's extended dates include stops in Cincinnati, Grand Rapids, Moline, Chicago, Green Bay, Fort Wayne, Fargo, Sioux Falls and Wichita. Equally entertaining special guests, Pat Benetar and Neil Girald, will be the singer's opening acts. Cher tickets for these recently announced shows will be on sale soon!
6/4/14- This diva's still got it. Cher has beat out fellow legends like Willie Nelson, as well as young superstars like Michael Buble, for the hottest tour to attend! Billboard ranked Cher's incredible "Dressed to Kill" farewell trek at No.1 on the Hot Tours ranking, with more than 340,000 attendees and over $30 million made on the tour thus far. She will continue on the road, hitting Missouri, Wisconsin and Illinois next. Buy Cher tickets for these shows, and you can see the singer for as low as $42 in St. Louis (6/4), $31 in Milwaukee (6/6) and $71 in Rosemont (6/7).
5/29/14 - As she puts it herself, when you buy Cher tickets, you get to watch the warrior queen "come out in ridiculous costumes and sing and be fabulous" all night long--and we know Cher could go on forever if she wanted to! The master performer has been leaving fans in awe, hoping "The Beat Goes On" far beyond her final two-night stay in Toronto to wrap up the "Dressed To Kill" tour. Get into the Ontario party with cheap Cher tickets as low as $57 (10/4) and $48 (10/5).
5/21/14 - The one and only Cher has just celebrated her 68th birthday stating, "I feel like I'm 25" on Twitter. Get Cher tickets for her "Dressed to Kill" Tour and you'll see that she still sings, performs and dresses like a youngster! In honor of her birthday, Billboard released a list of Cher's top-charting songs; lining the top five are well-knowns "Half-Breed," "Believe," "Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves," "I Got You Babe" and "Dark Lady." These songs range from the 1970-90s, showing just how much staying-power this diva has! See this forever-young starlet live with Cher tickets today!
5/14/14- Do you have tickets to see this comeback queen in person one last time? Cher tickets for her D2K "Dressed to Kill" tour are flying off the market, as more incredible images and reviews emerge for her concerts. Her costumes, stage design and performance chops are unparalleled—you would never guess the femme fatale will be turning 68 later this month (5/20)! Get Cher tickets for the performance closest to her birthday: pay $100 minimum to see the icon at BB&T Center in Fort Lauderdale on May 17.
5/6/14 - If you're a fan of great music, endless costume changes, glitz 'n glam, dance and acrobatics, there's no other place to be than at one of Cher's fierce concerts! She's gone full throttle on her must-see final farewell tour that has been the talk of the touring circuit. Catch her and spunky 80s starlets Pat Benatar and Cyndi Lauper (opening acts) live with Cher tickets!
4/30/14 - If you thought Cher tickets would stop climbing in price, think again! You'll pay an average of $313 to see the icon take the stage for her remaining dates. That doesn't mean you won't find great cheap seats here at Razorgator: Cher Los Angeles tickets start at an affordable $28 at Staples Center (7/7). If you haven't seen picture or videos for the songstress' "Dressed to Kill" tour you're in for an amazing experience, get you Cher tickets today and witness a true performer hit the stage!
4/25/14 – Cher's Dressed to Kill Tour kicked off at the end of March and is slated to visit 35 more cities in North America. Cher tickets are averaging $295 for her remaining shows and are fairly priced considering the icon's opening acts: up until April 12, fans were treated to Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo and during the rest of Cher's tour dates, concert-goers will be delighted to see Cyndi Lauper on stage. Cher Brooklyn tickets continue to top prices on the secondary market, up 8 percent in price since the tour was announced (averaging $313).
One of the most legendary performers of all time, Cher, is going on tour in support of her recent album
Closer To The Truth
which includes hits "Woman's World" and "I Hope You Find It". Cher made the announcement on the Today Show at Rockefeller Center in New York.
The "World's Number One Pop Icon" is no stranger to the stage. Cher spent three years in Las Vegas as part of her residency and last toured from 2002-2005 as part of her Farewell Tour. Cher's
Dressed to Kill Tour
will be the Grammy award winner's eighth in all. Set to start March 22 of next year at
US Airways Center
in Phoenix, the concert tour's first leg in North America totals 49 shows. Cher tour dates include stops in Washington DC at the Verizon Center (4/4), Toronto at Air Canada Centre (4/7), Boston at TD Garden (4/9), New York at the
Barclays Center
(5/9), and up and down the West Coast at the beginning of July.
Cher tickets range between $85 - $520. The most expensive show will be in Brooklyn at Barclays where
Cher New York tickets
to see the icon live are averaging $290. The entertainer will play the Staples Center in her hometown of Los Angeles for the third most expensive Cher concert before the tour's conclusion four days later in San Diego at
Valley View Casino Center
on July 11.
Cher Los Angeles tickets
range from $49 (300 Level) to $2590 (12-person suite).
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About this Edition
The current Criminal Jury Instruction Committee, appointed by former Chief
Court Administrator William J. Lavery in March 2006, was charged with a
complete review of the existing criminal jury instructions. Its first
task was to identify those offenses for which new instructions were
needed. As a result, 200 offenses were considered and over 100 new
instructions drafted. The second task of the committee was to review
and update the existing instructions to correspond to appellate
decisions and statutory amendments since 2001.
The collection now
includes instructions for most of the Penal Code (a handful of minor
offenses were not included), many of the offenses in Chapter 53, the
most commonly occurring drug offenses from Chapter 21a and weapons
offenses from Chapter 29, and the most commonly occurring motor
vehicle offenses for which a jury trial is available from Chapter
14. It is organized into 10 parts: Preliminary Instructions,
General Instructions, and 8 broad categories of crime. These
categories do not necessarily correspond to the organization of the
General Statutes. To find an instruction by the statute number, see
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The whole collection has been renumbered because the
2001 collection was reorganized, many of the
existing instructions were either split into multiple instructions
or combined into a single instruction, and many new instructions
were added. The numbering system was chosen to be flexible and
allow for additions.
The general goal
is to provide neutral and accurate statements of the law in a
format that would be easy to read and apply to specific cases. Although the primary resource for the content of these instructions
is the statutory language and Connecticut case law, when there has
not been appellate court interpretation of the statute, this
committee, as had its predecessor committees, relied on both
Wright's Jury Instructions (2nd Ed. 1975) and New
York Criminal Jury Instructions.
Individual Offense Instructions
There is not
necessarily a single instruction for each statute. If a statute
provides discrete alternative ways of committing an offense, there
are separate instructions. Similarly, multiple statutes
defining similar offenses, most often different degrees of the same
offense, have been combined into a single instruction when the only
distinguishing factor is a single element.
Each instruction
for an offense begins with the statutory definition of the crime. The statutory language has been altered for gender neutrality and
the use of the term "victim" has been replaced with "decedent" or
"complainant." The Committee concluded that reading the section
number of the Penal Code to jurors was unnecessary and could
possibly encourage jurors to do their own legal research. Statutory
references are provided in the heading, which is not part of the
Following the
reading of the statute are the elements of the crime, each set off
by a bold-faced heading. Any definitions relevant to the element
are included. If the definition is derived from a statute or is a
specialized definition derived from case law it is hyperlinked to a
glossary that provides the statutory citation and any commentary on
the definition. Other definitions will have a footnote to its
source. Otherwise, a word is given its ordinary meaning as found in
the dictionary.
The conclusion of
each instruction briefly recaps the elements and ends with a
recitation of the jury's duty to find the defendant guilty or not
Footnotes appear in the
body of the instruction to reference case law discussing specific
The commentary for
an instruction discusses relevant appellate decisions as they relate
to the content of the instruction or the elements of the crime. The
commentary also, when possible, references case law discussing
lesser included offenses. It is in no way a comprehensive analysis
of what may or may not be a lesser included offense for a given
For some groups of
related crimes, the commentary has been combined into a single
introductory section. See, e.g., 5.1 Introduction to Murder and
Manslaughter and 6.1 Introduction to Assault.
The revision date
indicates the date the Criminal Jury Instructions Committee approved
the adoption or substantive revision of an instruction. When there
has been a minor stylistic change or an update to the commentary,
but the substantive body of the instruction remains the same, it
will be indicated by a parenthetical date for modification. For
example, "Revised to December 1, 2007 (modified June 15, 2008)" means that on
June 15, 2008, the instruction or its commentary was modified in
some minor way that did not affect the substance of the instruction.
When a revision or
modification is made, it will be announced on the opening screen and
a chronological listing of all changes will be accessible under
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- Jul 10:
- Daphne Webb disappearance: Oakland police say they've given case to prosecutors
- May 5:
- Relatives: Father of missing Oakland girl Daphne Webb takes own life
- Sep 6:
- Daphne Webb: Motorcycle ride to keep missing Oakland toddler's case in public eye
- Aug 24:
- Oakland: Missing toddler Daphne Webb search concludes
- Aug 23:
- Daphne Webb case: Massive search planned for Saturday for missing Oakland toddler
- Electronic billboard will feature missing Oakland girl
- Jul 11:
- As search for Daphne Webb intensifies, father held on child endangerment case
- Oakland police search father's home, shoreline park after reported abduction of 21-month-old girl
OAKLAND -- Hours after the father of a missing toddler was arrested Thursday morning on suspicion of child endangerment, search crews were focusing for the second time in two days on an Oakland shoreline.
Police have searched a handful of locations around Oakland, including the home where John Anthony Webb, 49, lived with his 21-month-old daughter, Daphne Viola Webb, and places they recently visited.
John Webb has not been named by police as a suspect in the girl's disappearance. However, police arrested him on the felony child endangerment charge after he told investigators that he had left the toddler in his car with his elderly mother, who suffers from dementia, immediately before she disappeared.
"We are concerned about the relationship with the child and the father," Oakland police Officer Johnna Watson said Thursday morning.
Webb was being held Thursday afternoon on $100,000 bail at Santa Rita Jail, according to Alameda County Sheriff's spokesman Sgt. J.D. Nelson.
Shortly before 2 p.m. Thursday, authorities began setting up crime scene tape and moving bystanders away from a parking lot area at the Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline, near Oakland International Airport. Members of the Alameda County Sheriff's Search and Rescue team and at least two search dogs were on the scene, with boats from the sheriff's office, the U.S. Coast Guard and Oakland police scanning the water close to the shore.
The Oakland police used sonar to scan the water, then checked any notable readings with an underwater camera. Visibility in the murky water was down to only about two feet, officials said.
The search began near one of the park's entrances at Swan Way and Doolittle Drive and headed northwest toward Alameda.
It was the second time in two days that police had searched the site. Police said Webb told them he spent a lot of time with his daughter at the park.
Investigators were also seeking witnesses who could verify seeing the girl with her father in the last 30 days.
Authorities handed out about 200 fliers with Daphne's picture and description Thursday in the neighborhood where she went missing. They plan to hand out more Friday.
Webb told police that just after 11 a.m. on Wednesday he left the child and his mother in the car and went into Gazzali's Supermarket at 79th Avenue and International Boulevard. He bought an energy drink and was in and out of the corner store quickly, according to a store clerk.
Webb told police he returned to his SUV and found his mother alone and Daphne missing from the back seat.
Police immediately interviewed Webb, his mother, Daphne's mother -- whose identity was not released -- and other relatives, said Watson. What the family members said and the state of the relationship between Daphne's mother and father was not known Thursday morning.
Watson said the child's mother is "not a person of interest" in the case. She said Webb, Daphne's mother and other relatives have remained cooperative with police in the investigation.
Police are working a two-pronged investigation, Watson said Thursday -- the initial missing person and kidnapping incident, and the subsequent child endangerment charge.
Police were also planning to retrace possible routes Webb took to the store from his home in the Oak Knoll area and were seeking video surveillance tapes and witnesses who may have seen something.
Police and the FBI also spent several hours at Webb's apartment on Greenridge Drive in Oakland, searching the home and talking to neighbors in an attempt to verify the father's story, police said. It was not immediately known what, if anything, was found at the home or what investigators learned.
On Thursday afternoon, yellow police tape remained up at the six-unit apartment building.
One neighbor said Thursday Webb had moved there about a year ago with the child and the child's mother, who had left several months ago. The neighbor could not remember the last time she saw the little girl.
Public records show that Webb, who lived in Sacramento for several years, was arrested in 2001 on a felony charge of discharging a firearm with gross negligence charge. He was later sentenced to two months in a sheriff's work project.
In 2002, he was arrested on misdemeanor charges of spousal battery and criminal threats. Those charges were dismissed the following year.
Webb has no criminal record in Alameda County.
Daphne's uncle, Josh Hayles of Vallejo, said he was contacted by police about his niece's disappearance on Wednesday then began seeing her face all over the Internet.
Hayles said Daphne's 30-year-old mother is his sister and called his niece a bubbly baby.
"She's a people person, she likes people," Hayles said. "Every time I see her she's a different person."
He said his family has been praying a lot since Daphne vanished and are working with police however they can.
"We've been letting them do their job," said Hayles. Webb and his sister had been together for years and that their relationship appeared amicable, he added, saying, "He's always been a cool person. Took care of his mother."
Daphne is described as black, about 2 feet tall and weighing about 30 pounds. She has short, black, curly hair, a medium complexion, brown eyes and is missing part of her left ear. She was last seen wearing an orange, two-piece pajama set with pink hearts and pink socks.
Police said they were evaluating a report from a resident several blocks away from the market that a girl with similar clothing was seen with an unidentified black or Hispanic woman between 30 and 40 years old who had long, straight black hair and was wearing a light-colored shirt and jeans.
Police and Crime Stoppers of Oakland are now offering up to $10,000 in reward money for information leading to finding the child. Anyone with information about the case or who has seen Daphne is asked to contact the Oakland Police Department Missing Persons Unit at 510-238-3352.
Staff writers Brittny Mejia, Matthias Gafni and Katie Nelson contributed to this report.


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Saturday, 11/25/2000
The Living Room, Providence, RI
Set 1: Secrets > Rainbow > Big Boat > Pissed Off, Cant Let Go, You're the Only One, Eminence Front
Set 2: Calling Elvis > Heartbeat > Devil's Heart -> Jam[1] -> Sailin' Shoes[1], Poetry Reading > One Way Out[1]
Encore: Possum[1], Back Porch Boogie Blues[1]
[1] With Mike.
Notes: Mike joined in during the Jam before Little Feat's "Sailin' Shoes," and performed through the end of the show. The poetry reading was by Frank Messina. Mike sang lead vocals on "Possum."
Musicians: Scott Murawski, Mark Mercier, Scott Allshouse, John Rider, Rob Fried, Mike Gordon (Guest)


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Going Back in Time
Photograph by Cheryl Zook
In the vast Colorado River delta, National Geographic Fellow and freshwater conservationist Sandra Postel had the opportunity to survey its current state while keeping a picture of its former glory in mind. Despite the cracked earth and desiccated landscape, the Delta still lives and Postel has hope that if we give it more water, life will return.
Occasionally, a moment in the field takes you wondrously back in time.
That happened to me last week, as I traveled across the vast delta of the Colorado River in northwestern Mexico. Our team traversed miles and miles of desiccated landscape. The sun beat down on cracked earth. No vegetation—or water—was visible as far as my eyes could see. I took in what the once lush and vibrant delta had become in the era of big dams and massive water diversions.
But then, heading east, we suddenly come upon an aquatic Eden. Cattails reach for the sky along the banks of a labyrinth of lagoons. American coots glide along the surface. On the sandbars, black-neck stilts do their circus walks and long-billed dowitchers poke into the mud for snacks. Off in the distance a clapp-clapp-clapp signals the presence of the elusive and now highly endangered Yuma clapper rail.
Suddenly, I am transported back to 1922, when the great conservationist Aldo Leopold canoed through the delta's marshes. I savor a tiny taste of the "milk and honey wilderness" and "land of a hundred green lagoons" that he described. The river that for Leopold was "nowhere and everywhere" as it meandered its way toward the sea was long gone. But here in La Ciénega de Santa Clara's 14,000 acres of marshes—amazingly sustained by spent farm water—was a precious reminder of the delta's former glory. La Ciénega speaks of resilience. The Colorado Delta, once presumed dead, still lives. And the more water we give it, the more life will return.
Sandra Postel, Fellow
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July 7, 2006
The man investigators believe raped two women in Aiken is in jail--and that's where he'll stay for now. 46-year-old Atheanis Elliott was arrested Thursday night near his trailer park home after officers say DNA from Tuesday's attack identified him as the suspect.
News 12 spoke with the victim of Tuesday's attack.
She told News 12 that Sheriff Michael Hunt came to her home to hold her hand and tell her he's sorry the attack happened to her on his watch.
He also told he wanted to be the first to tell her they'd found a DNA match.
In fact, seven minutes after Elliott left her home, investigators arrested him for her rape.
Thanks to DNA and forensic science, this suspect was apprehended quickly. But investigations in Richmond County have a history of delays...and the wait for evidence is impacting current cases.
Unlike several other cities, Augusta does have its own crime lab...but unfortunately, doctors there don't do DNA.
A mere 48 hours is all it took to arrest Atheanis Elliott after the felon's DNA was matched in a database.
What investigators across the river wouldn't give for a speedy turnaround like that...
"I know that they would love to get us evidence as quick as we would love to have it back," says Inv. Scott Peebles of the Richmond County Sheriff's Office. "They are just not able to."
Inv. Peebles is used to waiting.
As a violent crimes investigator, he relies on DNA evidence, but due to backlogs and understaffing throughout Georgia's crime labs, he's waited as long as one whole year for results.
"A lot of times you just have to rely on good old fashioned police work," he says.
Case in point: Sherry Murphy was raped and severely beaten last January. DNA evidence was submitted within days, but conclusive results weren't returned for three months.
"If you have a named suspect, you get your tests back a lot faster," says coroner Grover Tuten.
Tuten guesses Aiken County retrieved its results so quickly after having pegged Elliott a suspect. Also, a full DNA test takes at least ten days; Tuten says a rapid test was likely used in this case.
But Tuten isn't slamming Georgia's crime labs.
In fact, he credits the state for planning ahead by providing more funding for more forensic scientists: "The state crime lab was so backed up as of last year that Governor Perdue put $5 million in the GBI's budget to outsource the specimens for testing."
That's a move investigators hope will fast track their cases so they can "tag and bag" more criminals.
We've been hearing rumors that Governor Perdue could be adding even more forensic scientists to crime labs across the state...maybe one even here in Augusta.
News 12 has learned more about the DNA officers used to match Elliott to the crime in Aiken County.
According to officers, Elliott was arrested in March 2001 for assault and battery high and aggravated nature. He was convicted and sentenced to one year.
In March 2002, Anderson officers arrested him again, this time for strong-arm robbery. He was convicted and sentenced to seven years.
Officers believe this was the charge that had him put into the DNA database.


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The Truckee girls basketball team defeated visiting Fernley 46-30 in a Division I-A crossover game Tuesday.
The Wolverines - facing the Vaqueros shorthanded with injuries and illness - played a nearly flawless first half to take a big lead into the break, said head coach Geoff Stephens.
The second half was just the opposite, however, as Truckee allowed Fernley to trim a 25-point lead down to 11.
"I was letting the girls figure stuff out on their own, but we are really sick and injured too," Stephens said. "No excuse, but it doesn't help, and Fernley figured out who was hurt."
Despite their struggles, the Wolverines managed to fend off the Vaqueros for the win. It was the teams' first meeting since Fernley upset Truckee, 57-51, in the opening round of the regional playoffs last season.
"It's always a good game against them," Stephens said.
Senior forward Sydnie English led Truckee with 21 points. Senior point guard Katey Hamill contributed 10 points and senior forward Jackie Bolton finished with seven points.
The Wolverines are scheduled to play four home games in the next week. They host Fallon on Friday at 6 p.m., Lowry on Saturday at 2 p.m., Quincy on Tuesday at 6 p.m. and Wooster on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
The Truckee boys lost 57-53 to visiting Fernley on Tuesday.
According to high school sports website Maxprep.com, the Vaqueros took a 15-8 lead by the end of the first quarter, which proved to be the difference in the game as the Wolverines matched or exceeded the Vaqueros' scoring in each of the final three quarters.
Edwin Salse led the Vaqueros with 17 points. Fernley's Tim Klotz scored 14 points and Kevin Montgomery had 13.
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OAKLAND -- Sharanya Stanley's voice carried the audience through the imagery of Philip Levine's poem "My Brother, The Artist, At Seven," building anticipation when it was needed and presenting an authentic voice to the words.
"As a boy he played alone in the fields behind our block, six frame houses holding six immigrant families, the parents speaking only gibberish to their neighbors.
Without the kids they couldn't say 'Good morning' and be understood. Little wonder he learned early to speak to himself, to tell no one what truly mattered ..."
The poem helped the Dublin High School senior win first place Wednesday in the third annual Alameda County Poetry Out Loud competition, presented by the Alameda County Arts Commission. Stanley beat three other contestants in two rounds of poetry recitation.
Poetry Out Loud is a nationwide competition where high school students compete by reciting classical poetry for a $20,000 first-place prize with an additional stipend for the winner's high school. The competition, currently in its eighth year, starts at the high school level and progresses through the counties, the state and then to the national finals in Washington, D.C., from April 28 to 30.
Students are judged on six categories: physical presence, voice and articulation, dramatic appropriateness, level of difficulty, evidence of understanding and overall performance. An accuracy judge also submits a score based on how accurate the recitation is to the original poem.
It is no wonder her performance of Levine's poem and "April Love" by Ernest Dowson qualified her for the state finals. Stanley, encouraged by her English teacher to compete, was thrilled to be named the winner in just her second year of the competition.
"I'm really excited; I did not think this was gonna happen," she said. "There will be a Facebook status by tonight and then I'll be letting all my friends know at school."
Stanley will be reciting these two poems and a third poem, "The Painter" by John Ashbury, at the state finals in Sacramento on March 24 and 25. To prepare for the competition she'll be working closely with her current English teacher and practice as much as possible.
"I'm always impressed by the teenagers ... they are having to play the role of an artist," poetry judge Neil Sinclair said. "These young people are challenged to understand content of older poets, and these are deep themes."
Niveditha Raghavan, a junior at Amador Valley High School in Pleasanton, was the runner-up, reciting "I felt a Funeral, in my Brain" by Emily Dickinson and "Beautiful Wreckage" by W.D. Ehrhart. She will still have to prepare three poems for the state finals in the event that Stanley cannot make it.
"I feel pretty good" about getting second place, she said. "This experience has definitely been progressive."
A veteran of the competition, Raghavan has participated since her freshman year, making it to county that first year and now working to make a comeback. Although not the winner this year, she is optimistic about her performance and still has next year to try one last time.
About 15 schools in the county were called to participate, but the competition Wednesday only saw four contestants. The two other competitors, sophomore Michelle Bostrom and junior Maawa Alhafid, were from Oakland Military Institute and Foothill High School, respectively.
"We're still growing, but next year, we want to work more closely with Alameda County and we hope to have more participating schools in the future," Rachel Osajima, director of the Alameda County Arts Commission, said.


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'The Blacklist' Season 1, Episode 9, 'Anslo Garrick': TV Recap
After not airing as scheduled last week, 'The Blacklist' is back.
To start, a few tidbits about what we have learned . Here is a screen shot of the woman Red was researching last week in the FBI's violent-criminal database . As you can see, her name was Lucy Brooks, AKA Katherine Wayne. She has several other aliases. She appears to be just a little bit younger than Liz. Could this be a long-lost sister for our heroine? Could this be Red's daughter? I am sure it will be revealed in good time.
Time for the comment of the week. We had 185 comments last week, so there were a lot to pick from. The winner this week is Barbj, who posited a twist on the debate over whether Red is Liz's father. She thinks Red had a sex change and is really Liz's mother! Barb quoted some lines form the show that seem to point to Red having a female sensibility about some things. Well, wouldn't that be a clever twist?
OK, enough about the old stuff, let's have a look at this week's episode.
Things begin with a bang. Agent Ressler is badly wounded in the leg. Red has a knife and is trying to cut something out of his body. Ouch!
Flash to Munich 13 hours earlier. Red is having beers with some fellow criminals. Ressler walks into the bar and Red greets him as a good friend. Ressler pulls Red aside and tells Red that Elizabeth needs him. She's been detained for some reason. Red rushes to his plane to help her.
Liz is at home in Tom Bond's arms. She is mourning her father, who died last episode, going through old boxes of his stuff. She pulls out a stuffed bunny rabbit that has burn marks on it. Liz flashes back to a fire from her childhood. A tear runs down her cheek.
At the FBI black site, Ressler and other agents take Red into "protective custody." They tell him that Liz was not in trouble. Director Cooper tells Red that there is intelligence suggesting he is the target of an assassination attempt. They tell him that someone named Anslo Garrick is targeting him.
Red is not happy. He tells the FBI that Garrick intentionally leaked the story about the assassination attempt because it would force the FBI to take Red in. Red knows he would be much safer on the outside, able to move about as he pleases. Instead, he is trapped in an FBI building, a sitting duck waiting for Garrick to come get him.
We see Garrick sneaking into the FBI black site in a trash truck. His men, the Wild Bunch, shoot a bunch of FBI agents as they blast their way in. Red even mentions that Garrick seems immune to bullets because Red once put one through Garrick's head and he lived.
Liz is on her way into the FBI building and gets stuck in an elevator when Garrick and the Wild Bunch cut the power.
Ressler is taking Red to "the box," where he will be safe. Along the way, they encounter one of the Wild Bunch, and Ressler gets shot in the leg. Red could leave him behind but drags Ressler with him into the box. Garrick and his men surround the box, and Garrick pulls off his ski mask, revealing a disfigured face. Red may not have killed Garrick with the gunshot years ago, but he sure messed the guy's face up.
Meanwhile, Liz gets out of the stuck elevator, though she is barefoot.
Garrick begins taunting Red. He talks about how he suffered for 5 years and has been plotting his revenge ever since Red shot him. "The day is here and it will end with your screams," Garrick says. Red looks a little bit worried as he attempts to stop Ressler from bleeding to death.
Director. Cooper and some of his men have gotten to the armory. They get in contact with Keane, who says she is "on the inside." None of them know where Red and Ressler are.
Red performs some makeshift surgery on Ressler. Garrick tells Red that he can save Ressler if Red gives himself up. Garrick then tells Red that Ressler was once on an FBI hit squad assigned to kill Red. Garrick even gave them the info they needed to make the hit, but Ressler messed up, which is why Red is still alive today.
It is Red's turn to taunt Garrick. He talks about how horrible Garrick looks. Garrick responds by shooting at the thick, bullet-proof glass on the box. Nothing happens, except that a bullet ricochets and hits one of Garrick's men. Garrick doesn't care. One of Garrick's men put plastic explosives on the glass. Maybe that will blow it open.
Liz is making her way around the facility. She seems nervous and is talking to herself. The Wild Bunch manages to overpower the FBI guards at the armory. They take Director Cooper and Agent Malik hostage. I bet they try to use them against Red. He won't care, but if Garrick gets Liz, Red will certainly come out of the box.
Liz gets the drop on one of the Wild Bunch. He tries to pull a gun on her, and Liz kills him.
Garrick's men tell him they don't have enough explosives to break in. He tells his men in the armory to bring more explosives from there.
Red and Ressler have the same blood type, B-negative. Ressler needs blood, and Red gives him a transfusion.
Liz! is kicking butt. She kills several Wild Bunch members who were getting explosives from the armory. She hooks up with the FBI tech guy, who is a very reluctant fighter (he usually has his nose buried in a computer), and the two of them go off to disable the communications-jamming devices that are preventing them from contacting the FBI and getting help.
Red and Ressler are having a heart-to-heart. They talk a bit Ressler's long pursuit of Red and how Ressler's obsession with Red led to Ressler losing his fiancé. Red slips in a little story about your life being defined by the first few chapters of your book as well as the last. Seeing as he was once a good guy American and has now, later in life, decided to work with the FBI. It seems he is trying to end his life as a good person. He also talks about what he wants from his life. He wants, just one more time, to sleep the way he slept when he was a young boy.
Dir. Cooper is brought to Garrick, who threatens to kill Cooper if he will not let Garrick into the box. Cooper seems unconcerned. Red tries to talk him out of shooting Cooper. The conversation is interrupted though because Ressler is getting worse. Red needs to cauterize – burn – the wound in Ressler's leg or he will die. It sounds awful. It is the horrible knife surgery we saw at the beginning of the episode.
Liz and the FBI techie are slowly finding the jamming devices. They need to split up to find all of them. After they split up, Liz get captured by one of the Wild Bunch.
Garrick grabs one of his hostages, one of Red's assistants, and blows her head off. Red is upset and demands that Cooper open the box. Red screams at Cooper but Cooper refuses. Garrick pulls out Red's bodyguard. The bodyguard and Red share a tender moment through the glass of the box and then Garrick kills the man.
And the episode is over! Part 2 of this story, next week!
The previews for next week show Garrick putting a gun to Liz's head (told ya that would happen). It also shows Red threatening Ressler's life because he wants to let Garrick in so Garrick will stop killing people Red loves. It is worth noting that Garrick does not want to kill Red, he wants to "extract" him and take him somewhere.
As for this episode… Wow!! Very tense! Brilliantly acted! Even though we got nothing in terms of the overall story about Red and Liz's relationship or the truth about Tom Bond, this was a fabulous episode. I enjoyed them breaking out of the rut of chasing down one Blacklist member each week. This was truly fun!
So, what did you think? Did you enjoy it as much as I did? The comment section has been full of clever ideas and theories. Post your thoughts and join the conversation. I'll see you there!
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Seneca starting pitcher Cade Cornett didn't need a lot of support on Monday, but he got it anyway and the Indians got their 14th win of the season as they downed Diamond 10-0 in five innings at the Seneca Baseball/Softball Complex.
Cornett was solid on the mound as he allowed three hits and struck out four with two walks in five innings. He also added a hit at the plate as the Indians improved to 14-4 overall.
Diamond fell to 13-6.
"We had quality at-bats and took advantage of some walks," Indians coach Chris Yust said. "On the mound Cade threw a great game, he threw strikes and had his offspeed working and kept them off balance."
The Indians scored twice in the bottom of the first to take a 2-0 lead, before adding three in the second, two in the third, one in the fourth and two more in the fifth. Marty Mailes' second double of the game, which came on a drive to left field in the fifth inning, drove home the final run of the game.
"Seneca's well rounded," Wildcats coach Nathan Cook said. "I thought we played well. I would've liked a little more offensively, but we hit the ball hard, hit some balls right at them. But Seneca, you've got to give them all the credit, they're a good team."
Ryan Jinks, Zach Renfro and Kyle Williams each had a hit for the Wildcats.
The Indians get set for their biggest game of the season today when they host Monett in a Big 8 Conference battle. The winner of the game is guaranteed at least a share of the conference title. Game time is set for 5 p.m.
"It was good to get a win heading into (Tuesday)," Yust said. "Hopefully we can get another now."
The Indians won the B game 11-2.
The Wildcats are at Wheaton at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
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averagepriestz, on 20 November 2012 - 06:52 AM, said:
Edit: Right, on topic. Good change, really suprised me how much thought they put into it. Making up for the first few weeks of hunters too, and the community didn't even suggest just resetting to 2200, which I think is completely fair.


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"Another storm could take an additional toll on consumers' wallets and their holiday budgets, as they are already dealing with the costs associated with the cleanup from Sandy," Citigroupys.
Depending on its severity, this week's expected Nor'easter could eat into November sales, compounding the hit they already took from Sandy, which hasn't been tallied yet.
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
{Growing Our Family -- Again}
19 comments:
- Lisa Marie said...
THIS IS SOOO EXCITING!!! especially cause well- God so planned it out perfectly, didn't He!?? WOW awesome!! :) We are so excited for you and your family! can't wait to meet/hear/see your newest addition! :) We're looking forward to seeing you all next weekend too (I hope!) Love and Prayers!! - the walks
- November 15, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- Molly said...
Amazing! God is so good. I love to read about His miracles in your lives.
- November 15, 2011 at 8:48 AM
- Kelly said...
So excited for you!!! Can't wait to hear more about your new little guy. God is so faithful to us. Thrills me to read about His many blessings on your sweet family.
- November 15, 2011 at 10:50 AM
- ShaunaQ said...
Talk about Divinity! He was meant to be yours! Powerful stuff.
- November 15, 2011 at 11:18 AM
- -M said...
Talk about God working! I get so excited to read your updates; can't wait to hear about your Little Man
- November 15, 2011 at 11:41 AM
- abbey said...
I'm excited for you. So I totally looked up the waiting kids list for your state and if its the same kiddo ---I've looked his profile up multiple times over the past year and kept thinking how great a kid he seemed to be. His name is also one letter different from my now adopted little guy so I guess I always just thought he needed a great home (Dont all kids though?!?) I hope things go swimmingly smoothly for your family.
- November 15, 2011 at 1:11 PM
- Carolyn said...
SOOOO excited for y'all!!! Praying and eagerly waiting to hear all about your new son. Can't wait to "meet" him. God bless you all.
In His great and mighty love,
Carolyn O'Cain
- November 15, 2011 at 1:22 PM
- Kyla said...
Wow! That is really amazing. I hope everything goes really smoothly.
- November 15, 2011 at 2:21 PM
- Missy said...
So excited for you. Cant wait to hear all about him! He was so meant to be in the loving arms of your family x
- November 15, 2011 at 7:55 PM
God is so faithful and so amazing. He is the master of all of our lives and I wouldn't want anyone else in control!! I cna't wiaat to hear more about and meet your soon-to-be new little boy!!!
- November 16, 2011 at 5:42 AM
- Lucy and Ethel said...
What an uplifting post - just in time for Thanksgiving! Can't wait to learn more about your new little guy and see pictures with your two beautiful girls. Yep, God is good, and he knows an incredible family when He sees one :)
- November 16, 2011 at 7:06 AM
- Molly said...
This is so exciting! Congratulations!
- November 16, 2011 at 4:32 PM
- Unknown said...
As an adoptive parent, I can feel your joy myself! So excited to see where this leads you. So anxious to see another example of how God places children in families. Amazing!
- November 16, 2011 at 9:31 PM
- Amanda said...
This just brings tears to my eyes! So happy for you!!
- November 17, 2011 at 4:07 AM
- Shan said...
I love when God shows out!!! I can't wait to read all about your meeting with your special little boy! Love the pictures of Angela she is a beautiful little girl and her smile lights up my computer!!!
Praying blessings on you and your family from Mississippi!!
- November 17, 2011 at 1:02 PM
- LIfe A Bit Sweeter (Michelle) said...
speechless and full of happy tears.
- November 19, 2011 at 8:25 AM
So very excited to hear about your new addition!!!!
- November 19, 2011 at 1:03 PM
- marie clare said...
So AMAZING, God definitely has his hand in this. Good luck at the first meeting, Im sure you will ROCK IT!!!
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ALAMEDA -- Khalil Mack will participate in this weekend's Raiders rookie minicamp with a signed contract.
ESPN first reported Mack had signed Thursday, and the website spotrac.com posted Mack's deal is for four years and $18,676,900 with a signing bonus of just over $11 million. The Raiders confirmed Mack had signed but didn't release contract terms.
A linebacker out of the University at Buffalo, Mack was the No. 5 overall pick in the NFL draft.
Draft picks, rookie free agents and players in on a tryout basis were at the facility Thursday for orientation. The Raiders practice Friday at 2:15 p.m., and also on Saturday and Sunday. Friday's session is open to the media.


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When he was growing up, Ryan Phillips often went on family trips with his parents, Clark and Vicki. Unlike most kids who travel around the country, Phillips found himself as interested in the means of getting there as in the destination. "I've always liked flying and being around airplanes," Phillips said Tuesday, as he got ready to start training as a commercial pilot next week at the University of North Dakota flight school. Considering Phillips graduated from Redwood Valley High School only last May, balancing high school while earning his single engine pilot's license was a struggle. "When I was 14, my father told me about the Civil Air Patrol," said Phillips, explaining it's an auxiliary of the Air Force. "It's sort of like the Boy Scouts. We'd meet once a week at the Hutchinson airport to learn emergency services." About six months into the Civil Air Patrol, Phillips went on five orientation flights, "something they do to find out if you're really serious about learning to fly." Phillips was. That started several years of online courses and real-life flight instruction in Hutchinson. "At first I averaged two flight lessons a month, because I was super busy with school and cross country and track," he said. "I'd focus on school work, and if I had any extra time on the weekends I'd do the flight work." Phillips did his first solo flight when he was 16. Among other skills he had to learn was navigation — getting from place to place both from looking at the landscape below, and using just instruments ahead of him in the cockpit. This past summer, after graduation, Phillips headed up to Hutchinson an average of three times a week until he accumulated approximately 72 hours of flight time, both solo and with an instructor. On July 30, Phillips got his license; he estimated about half the 400+ students in his freshman class at UND next week will also have their pilots licenses. "I move to UND on Thursday, and the next time I'll be in a plane is next Wednesday, doing 'flight lab'," he said. Phillips' long-term goal is to be a commercial airline pilot. He estimates it will take about 10 years. "It's four years to earn the degree, then you must work at a regional airline until you have 1.500 hours. After that, you can write your own ticket for wherever you want to go." Phillips did admit there are a few things about starting flight school that make him nervous. "There are a lot of steps to go through, a ridiculous amount of paperwork all along," he said. "With all the government regulations, you really have to stay on top of it. There's a lot of redundancy — I don't know how many times I've filled out some forms." So in the end, what exactly about flying does Phillips like? "Getting to see everything, getting to do something not a lot of people accomplish," he said. "Lots of people say they want to become pilots, but not a lot ever do."
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Thibodaux Biddy Basketball Association holding registration
Published: Monday, October 8, 2012 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, October 6, 2012 at 1:13 a.m.
The Thibodaux Biddy Basketball Association will be registering boys and girls for the 2012-13 season today and Wednesday at the Peltier Park Recreation Center, 151 Peltier Drive in Thibodaux.
The registration times are from 6 to 8 p.m. each day. Registration will be taken on a first-come, first-serve basis. The registration fee is $60 per player, and first-year players are required to bring a birth certificate.
There will be six leagues that will be separated by players ages from 7-12, and there is no height limit for each age group. The goal heights are 8 feet, 6 inches for 7- and 8-year-old age groups, 9 feet for 9- and 10-year-old age groups and 10 feet for 11- and 12-year-old age groups.
Practices will tentatively begin on Oct. 22 with the first game scheduled for Nov. 11.
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SNOWMASS VILLAGE - In the spirit of All Hallow's Eve, ghosts and goblins will be taking over the Snowmass Chapel this week.
Chapel staff are preparing for two events this year, one for middle-schoolers and one for older kids and adults, or those with a stronger stomach.
Seventh- and eighth-graders are invited to the Smashbox Spooktacular on Oct. 27 for games, a costume contest, scary movies and sweets. The middle-schoolers will also be able to take a tour through the haunted house and a ghost hunt.
After cold weather moved in on last year's event, organizer Adam Gilbert said the haunted house will be mostly inside the chapel and community center this year. He said it will be a "trick-or-treat haunted house," where the kids can open doors and navigate their own way through the scares.
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First and foremost, the rebar sticking up in the stairs on #13 at Sugar needs to be hit with a sledgehammer.
Also we need to do something at the bottom of #13 at Turkey to stop/control the erosion over the pad.
I personally plan on getting some paint to paint the stumps at Turkey and Penn. on my own time (if kevin will give me his paint gun thingy). ~Inverted Orange Paint, yes i was paying attention.


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STOCKTON - Two men were arrested on suspicion of drug possession early Saturday after drawing the attention of officers working a DUI checkpoint near Weberstown Mall, authorities said.
Officers manning the checkpoint at Pacific and West Yokuts avenues noticed a vehicle approaching at a high rate of speed shortly after 1:10 a.m., police said. They were able to stop the vehicle and contact the driver, who was driving with a suspended license, authorities said. Officers later determined the driver and a passenger were in possession of illegal drugs, including marijuana, ecstasy and cocaine, police said.
The driver, Eric Cruz, 22, and Irvin Gomez, 35, were arrested, police said.
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With the holiday retail season currently upon us, we recently did some research about a well-known jewelry retailer, Tiffany & Co. When the average consumer hits the streets to look for gifts of jewels or new adornments for themselves, there are a wide variety of choices in the market. From low to high end, each dealer has its own story, and will offer the shopper a unique experience tailored to what the dealer's particular pitch entails. In the case of Tiffany & Co., we received a healthy back-story about the company's concerns of being a sustainable retailer. The company's goals ranged from sourcing gems and precious metals from conflict-free areas, to the use of recycled paper from responsible sources in the paper industry. Our goal was to go a little deeper and investigate how far Tiffany & Co. was willing to press its concerns, or if the organization's veil of corporate social responsibility was really a case of public relations spin to appeal to the mass market and make consumers feel good enough to make a purchase.


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I realize monday is memorial day but if anyone is free i would like to do a work day followed by a mini. The course is looking good but there are some things that need to be done before RCR. the stairs on 12 need to be finished as well as some more ladders/stairs into the creek bottom could be built. As always brush on the ground can be piled and burned. Also we could go through with weed eaters, there are some areas that are getting a bit thick.
I think i will try to be out there around 9 or 10 to cut some hangers out that are in bad spots. I was thinking of starting the mini around three or so.
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2015 Dove Management Fields-
Located North of Belleville, KS. Google Earth maps are available Below. Sunflowers are planted on a 8 acre field. It is located approx. ¼ mi. west of the information shelter off Fir Rd. One 8 acre sunflower field has been planted and strips will be mowed prior to the season opener. Several, small ponds in the middle of the area also attract doves. The entire area will be open to all hunters on Sept. 1 and through September 30. Mandatory Hunter Survey Cards will be required during the Dove hunting Season and will be available at the Information Center.
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Because Hunter Education classes are sometimes not regularly scheduled and often difficult to work into already busy schedules, the State of Kansas has made it easier to begin hunting even without taking the class. In recent years, Kansas has passed laws so that persons 15 and younger may hunt without hunter education as long as they are directly supervised by an adult 18 or older. Again this year Kansas allows anyone 16 years and older who has not passed a hunter ed class to purchase a one-time "apprentice hunting license" which allows them to hunt while accompanied by a licensed adult 18 or older. The apprentice license is good for the calendar year.
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Major League Baseball, the NFL, NBA and NHL each have their all-star teams. Why not television?
Now that we've come to the end of another regular season of prime-time offerings, we thought it might be an appropriate time to look back over the past few months and recognize some of the "players" who stood out among their peers with triumphant performances and distinctive contributions.
Here then is our 2013-14 all-star team:
Jimmy Fallon ("The Tonight Show") -- Congrats, NBC. This was a late-night transition done right. Inheriting Jay Leno's highly coveted throne had its risks, but this "Saturday Night Live" alum instantly won us over with his self-deprecating charm, sincere good cheer and goofy-geeky energy.
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson ("True Detective") -- These guys brought striking star power to HBO's crime anthology as a pair of mismatched cops whose private demons surface while they track a serial killer. Doing some of the best work of their careers, they delivered absolutely mesmerizing -- and disturbing -- character studies.
Tatiana Maslany ("Orphan Black") -- This do-it-all dynamo is the hardest working person in TV. She continues to astonish us by playing a wide variety of characters with such ardent precision in BBC America's mind-bending clone conspiracy drama. Now, if only the Emmy voters will take note.
Joe Morton ("Scandal") -- ABC's political soap is brimming with devilish characters. Still, Rowan Pope -- Olivia's papa -- rose above the rest this season for the way he boldly orchestrated a White House tragedy and then used it to win back his job as boss of the CIA division of B613. Oh, and those spiteful, snarling sermons. They can freeze your blood.
Josh Charles ("The Good Wife") -- After several years of deeply affecting performances on network TV's best drama, the actor who played Will Gardner wanted out. But first he took one for the team as his character was gunned down during courtroom proceedings. It was a shocking, game-changing event that allowed the CBS show to explore new creative directions. And bonus points to Charles for keeping it a secret for so long.
Cristin Milioti
("How I Met Your Mother") -- The popular CBS comedy made us wait eight, long, frustrating years to meet you-know-who. Thankfully, she was all we could hope for. The radiant Milioti played her character with a winning blend of easygoing charm, openhearted warmth and dorky spunk. Now, if the bone-headed producers had only allowed her to live.
The women of "Saturday Night Live" -- Save for the Tina Fey-Amy Poehler-Maya Rudolph era, NBC's sketch comedy show has mostly been known as a boy's club. But as "SNL" prepares for its 40th season, it is bolstered by a roster of standout funny ladies, led by Cecily Strong, who was named "Weekend Update" anchor in only her second season, and Kate McKinnon, who does a note-perfect impersonation of Justin Beiber. We're confident they'll keep us laughing.
Thomas Middleditch ("Silicon Valley") -- TV is so full of nerds these days that it takes a very distinctive one to stand out. Fortunately, Middleditch shines as Richard, the bug-eyed brainiac in Mike Judge's hilarious HBO sitcom. Richard is on the verge of tech-world greatness, but he's so quivery and awkward and spineless that he might not ever get there. We're rooting for him, though.
Wendi McLendon-Covey ("The Goldbergs") -- Who knew we'd have to travel back to the 1980s to meet our new favorite sitcom mom? As ABC's Beverly Goldberg, she's a loud and proud "smother" mother who goes out of her way to protect her kids and usually crosses the line as she does. Then again, she knows how to rock the big hair and shoulder pads.
James Spader ("The Blacklist") -- Spader is so good at playing bad that we can't imagine anyone else in the role of super villain Raymond "Red" Reddington. His deadpan cool. His haughty speeches. The dark humor and brazen viciousness. They all add up to an engrossing character and the season's top-rated freshman series (on NBC.).
Andy Samberg
("Brooklyn Nine-Nine") -- The goofy kid from Berkeley proved he could move from sketch comedy and video shorts to a headlining role on a hilariously offbeat Fox sitcom. His reward? A Golden Globe and another season.
Tom Mison and Nicole Beharie ("Sleepy Hollow") -- The premise was downright nutty: Ichabod Crane is transformed into a hunky Revolutionary War hero who time-travels to the present day and teams up with a female cop to fight various demons. LOL! But Fox's "Sleepy Hollow" is good, escapist fun, thanks largely to their amazing chemistry and witty banter. Washington Irving might even approve.
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