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Published: Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Junior guard KK Babin scored a game-high 19 and senior Alisha Allen added 17, including 11 points in the final five minutes as the Nicholls State University women's basketball team picked up a 60-51 win against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Saturday at American Bank Arena
Nicholls improved to 17-10 overall, but more importantly, 9-7 in the Southland Conference. The Colonels are only two games behind third-place Lamar and a game back of McNeese. The Colonels host both teams next week.
Nicholls shot less than 40 percent from the field for the third straight game but made 10 3-pointers. The Colonels, who led 27-26 at the half, hit seven from behind the arc in the second half, including three from Allen in the final minutes.
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (3-24, 2-14 in the SLC) built a 42-37 lead with eight minutes remaining, but freshman Emani White hit two 3-pointers to trim the deficit to 44-43.
Allen, who came into the game with four made 3-pointers on the season, gave Nicholls a 46-44 lead with her first of the game.
But the Islanders, playing on Senior Night, reclaimed the lead after five straight points with four minutes to go. Allen answered with another 3-pointer to tie the game, and after the teams traded buckets, she drained another from long range for a 54-51 lead with 2:28 left. The bucket sparked a 9-0 run to close the game as Nicholls won for the first time in Corpus Christi.
Allen, Babin and White combined for nine 3-pointers, with each knocking down three. White finished with 11 points, and Jenny Nash had the final 3-pointer, finishing with nine points.
The Islanders, who were led by Brandi Huff off the bench with 12 points, held a 45-40 edge on the boards.
Allen led Nicholls with nine rebounds, and Babin had a game-high five assists.
At Corpus Christi, Texas, Fred Hunter scored 25 points and pulled down nine rebounds, but it wasn't enough as the Islanders scored 45 second-half points and shot nearly 70 percent from the field in the last 20 minutes on Saturday.
Will Nelson scored 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds Saturday night to pace Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (6-21, 5-11 in the SLC).
The Islanders won by converting as many 3-pointers (six) as free throws. Nelson connected for three 3-pointers. Johnathan Jordan scored 16 points and had nine assists.
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi had a 34-19 scoring advantage off the bench.
Nicholls (8-19, 7-9 in the SLC) led by two at halftime but could not pull away in the second half.
Dantrell Thomas scored 12 points, and Linden Smith-Hyde finished with 10 for the Colonels.
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BAML Plans Fresh Push Into European Leveraged Finance
Bank of America Merrill Lynch is planning to expand in the European leveraged finance market, in a move that raises pressure on the regional leaders Deutsche Bank, J.P. Morgan and BNP Paribas.
Senior bankers at the U.S. firm told sister title Financial News they intended to commit more capital and new staff as they sought a more prominent position in the sector.
The bank – which has a market leading position in U.S. leveraged finance but less so in Europe — is the only bank to have been present on each of the three largest acquisition financings so far this year in Europe: purchases of Virgin Media, Dutch coffee maker DE Master Blenders and German energy metering firm Ista.
Diego de Giorgi, co-head of corporate and investment banking for the bank in Emea, said he wanted to strengthen the franchise, particularly in acquisition financing.
Toby Ali, head of leveraged finance origination at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, said the bank had in the past been focused on event-driven acquisition finance and activity involving financial sponsors.
He told FN: "Given our scale in the U.S. [where the bank is a market leader] and global ambition, the focus now is on broadening out – maintaining the focus on sponsor business and acquisition financing but also investing in the corporate landscape."
It is not the only bank looking to grow in the sector. Last week, Barclaysid it wanted to expand in the sector. It is currently 11th in leveraged loans in Emea.
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B. Dolan has just been announced as Scroobius Pips UK support for his "DISTRACTION PIECES" tour through the UK!
Oct 25th Hull, Fruit
Oct 26th Aberdeen, The Tunnels
Oct 27th Liverpool, The Masque
Oct 28th Newcastle, O2 ACADEMY
Oct 30th York, Fibbers
Oct 31st Stoke, The Sugarmill
Nov 1st Leeds, The Cockpit
Nov 2nd Sheffield, The Plug
Nov 3rd Birmingham, O2 Bar Academy
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Nov 8th London, Dingwalls
Nov 10th Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms
Nov 11th Brighton, Coalition
Nov 12th Milton Keynes, The Crauford Arms
Nov 15th, Subclub, Reading
Pip will then continue on his own to the following dates (NO B. DOLAN APPEARANCES ON THE FOLLOWING):
Nov 17th, Stiff Kitten, Belfast IRL
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Nov 19th, Cyprus Avenue, Cork, IRL
Nov 20th, Roisin Dubh, Galway, IRL
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The federal government is renewing the popular ecoENERGY Retrofit program that offers homeowners incentives to improve their home's energy efficiency.
Last week, Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver announced that until March 31, 2012, homeowners could be eligible to receive grants of up to $5,000 to make their homes more energy efficient.
The extension, which first came to light in the June federal budget, encourages homeowners to undertake energy retrofits that result in significant energy efficiency by providing financial assistance. The program requires energy audits to qualify.
In the previous version of the program, which expired last year, more than half a million Canadians participated, saving an average of 20 per cent on their energy bills, according to the government's website. Homeowners who took advantage of the program in the past can participate again.
New this time around is the requirement that participants register with the program before scheduling an energy audit and proceeding with renovations.
The Canadian Home Builders' Association, the national voice of the residential construction industry, is applauding the decision to renew.
"This announcement will be well received by both our industry and Canadian households," says president Vince Laberge in a release.
"It means that homeowners can begin the process of making their homes more energy efficient, right away."
And by requiring written receipts for expenses that are eligible for a grant, the program has the added benefit of encouraging people to work with professional renovators, he says, bolstering efforts to combat the underground cash economy in home renovation services. The Canadian Renovators' Council estimates the underground economy makes up 75 per cent of renovations.
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(SAINT-GEORGES, QC) – Manac Inc. (TSX: MA) ("Manac"), a North American leader in the design and manufacturing of specialty trailers, announces today the acquisition of all of the issued and outstanding shares of Peerless Limited ("Peerless"), subject to certain net working capital adjustments.
Established in Penticton, British Columbia, Peerless is a designer and manufacturer of highly specialized trailers and chassis for a variety of industries, including oil and gas, mining, forestry, logging and construction. Peerless was operating the Mobile Solution division of McCoy Corporation from 2004 until being purchased by Manac Inc. (TSX:MA) in 2014.
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Set 1: Gotta Jibboo, Cayman Review, Small Axe, Push On 'Til the Day, Burn That Bridge, Valentine, Frost[1], It Makes No Difference, Snake Head Thumb, The Devil Went Down to Georgia, Simple Twist Up Dave
Set 2: In the Wee Wee Hours, Alaska, Burlap Sack and Pumps, Clint Eastwood, Liquid Time, A Case of Ice and Snow, Magilla, Sand, The Way I Feel, Money, Love and Change, Show of Life
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St. Mary's High girls basketball player MaAne' Mosley orally committed yesterday to Cal, she confirmed this afternoon.
"My top two choices were either Cal or Stanford. I wanted to go into law, and I felt they had very strong law programs," said the 5-foot-11 wing. "I felt Cal had real caring there, so I felt that would be a good home for me.
Two of her high school teammates, Gabby Green and Mikayla Cowling, signed with Cal in November.
"It wasn't a major factor, but the fact that they were already going there was a plus," Mosley said. "I'm glad I would be with people I already know and care about. "
Mosley said that aside from Cal and Stanford, she was also strongly looking at Washington, USC and Kansas.
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The officers who shot Gary Hawkins, a 33-year-old Stockton resident, were identified as Officer Houston Sensabaugh of the Stockton Police Department and Deputy Nicholas Taiariol of the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office, said Deputy Les Garcia, a spokesman for the Sheriff's Office.
Both were placed on paid administrative leave and have since returned to duty, Garcia said.
According to authorities, Hawkins was driving the stolen Mercedes in the 200 block of South Adelbert Avenue on Feb. 23 when members of the multiagency San Joaquin County gang task stopped the vehicle, which was believed to have been involved in an earlier burglary.
As officers approached the car, Hawkins put the vehicle in reverse and accelerated, trying to hit them, authorities said.
Sensabaugh and Taiariol opened fire, wounding Hawkins.
When Hawkins was pulled from the car, officers found a loaded handgun in his waistband, authorities said. Hawkins was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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I picked the McGriddle for the first Snacktaku Slider for two reasons. One, the McGriddle has never been featured prominently on the front page of a video game website. And two, it was 8:30 in the morning and everything else was closed, which I suspect is the primary motivation that fuels McDonald's entire breakfast business.
Surprisingly enough, the prepared McGriddle holds up quite well to its professionally posed counterpart. The layers are out of order, which explains why the cheese isn't gracefully draped. The bacon placement is obviously more slipshod, but nothing less than I'd expect from an unskilled craftsman. The egg dangles promiscuously from the confines of the syrup-infused bun. It's not nearly as horrible as I expected.
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Calaveras Jail gets two new officers
SAN ANDREAS - Calaveras County Sheriff Gary Kuntz on Wednesday announced he has hired two new correctional officers to work in the County Jail.
Corrections Officer Justin Teague is originally from Tuolumne. He is a former aircraft mechanic and Navy veteran who served in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Corrections Officer Bret Belshe is originally from Valley Springs and previously worked as a captain for the Central Calaveras Fire and Rescue Protection District.
Both will undergo months of training at the jail and attend a corrections officer academy.
The hires come at a time when county leaders are struggling to figure out how to pay for adequate staffing at the newly constructed County Jail, which is scheduled to open in November. A Calaveras County Board of Supervisors study session on the issue has been repeatedly delayed at the same time that County Administrative Officer Lori Norton has predicted that continued revenue shortfalls will likely trigger additional budget cuts as soon as January.
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Roy hoped Mia would accept his wedding proposal and be his paper mate.
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Ricky the cowboy was masturbating at his desktop in his dark quiet room, when he reached for his paper-mate to catch the ejaculation almost completely effectively.
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Better than a friend. When my computer is not working (which is always)I always turn to my trusty Paper Mate pen.
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While the course was great, the start and finish facilities were definitely lacking! I have never run a race where the water stations were dipping dixie cups into a lined trash can for water! yuck Also, the post race "party" was nothing. They ran out of water bottles at the finish....Please plan ahead for next year! It can be warm in South Florida! Dixie cup sized water servings are just not enough!
PROS: Nice course--down the Hollywood Broadwalk, over the Hollywood bridge and through nice shaded neighborhoods. Volunteers on the course were helpful. Medal is AWESOME.
CONS: First and foremost, customer relations are TERRIBLE. I posted the suggestions below on the facebook page, and was immediately attacked by a race coordinator for not being more positive. He almost immediately thereafter deleted his own posts. My posts were later removed from the page as well, as were others' who were critical of the obvious inattentiveness to this race. (Others pointed out the total lack of hydration on the 10K course; the apparent complete absence of medical personnel, etc.) In another apparent attempt to run from their failures, the official website has now removed all reference to the Florida race, as well all comments posted there.
Second, hydration and nutrition. There was inadequate electrolyte drinks on the course, and inadequate food at the end. Also, water was being distributed in an unsanitary fashion--being scooped out of trash bags.
Third, there was NO prerace information (e.g., where and when was packet pickup) on this race on the website www.hollywoodfhalfmarathon.com or on the facebook page. Only one email was sent out a few days before the race.
Fourth, communication on the course. There were no clocks anywhere except the finish, and even there there were two clocks with different times. There were no milemarkers for the last couple miles.
and this is admittedly minor compared to the restthe men did not get a tech shirt as promised when we registered. We got a plain cotton black t-shirt, the same as the volunteers were wearing. Both mens and womens shirts looked like they were leftovers from the California run--no mention of Florida at all.
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STOCKTON - The Stockton Police Department's Community Response Team arrested three people on suspicion of gun possession Wednesday night, including two who were apprehended near the scene of Tuesday's deadly shooting in central Stockton.
Officers conducted a traffic stop shortly after 6:30 p.m. Wednesday near West Lincoln Road and Pacific Avenue. Inside the car, police found a loaded and concealed handgun, officers said. The driver, 33-year-old parolee Keon Walker, was arrested on suspicion of carrying a concealed firearm, carrying a loaded firearm with intent to commit a felony, unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, use of a firearm, possession of a controlled substance and other crimes, authorities said.
Shortly after 10 p.m., officers approached a large group of people who were "hanging out" near Danny's Market in the 700 block of North Airport Way, where one man was shot to death and four others were wounded about 9:40 p.m. Tuesday. Police discovered that two people were armed with loaded and concealed handguns, authorities said.
Lavonne Mixon, 24, was arrested on suspicion of carrying a concealed firearm, carrying a loaded firearm, unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and other crimes, police said. A 15-year-old was also arrested on suspicion of gun possession, officers said. The boy's name was not released because he is a minor.
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Now GOP is in on fiscal debacle
Maybe every governor thinks he's going to be different. Certainly Gov. Dannel P. Malloy did during his campaign two years ago and his first few months in office, what with his criticism of the financial legerdemain and dishonesty on which his recent predecessors had relied.
Malloy pledged to stop that stuff by following Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. But Connecticut's economic collapse, precipitated by those predecessors, turned out to be too overwhelming.
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Sage Francis wrote: Full article here:
Here's the part of the article I referenced in the subject line which is kind of bugging us all out:
A list of thousands of keywords was included in the released data, presumably to aid Bank of America in data mining. According to Par:AnoIA, The keyword list is just ridiculous. It has become a running joke to use the keywords in every sentence now, rendering it useless. The ridiculousness of the keywords frankly cannot be overstated. Among the words Bank of America was searching for, I found homosexual, demonology, and Buck 65. The last is the name of a Canadian hip-hop artist. However there are also terms like OccupyWallStreet, Internet Kill Switch, and Interrogation.


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SAN JOSE, Calif. and DURHAM, N.C., Feb. 19, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Real-time technology is elevating the public transit experience in Santa Clara Valley for almost 11 million light rail riders through a partnership between TransLoc, SinglePoint Communications and Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority.
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The addition of real-time transit information through TransLoc allows riders to know the location and arrival time of their train at any point along the route. This puts riders in control of their schedule by minimizing wait time and helping them avoid missing trains. The information can be accessed in real time from a web browser or smartphone using TransLoc's top-rated mobile apps.
"VTA is committed to making light rail a more convenient and compelling alternative to driving, and real-time information helps make our system more accessible to riders," said Bernice Alaniz, VTA communications. "We're dedicating resources on Thursday to help current and future riders learn how TransLoc can help them get where they need to go."
In addition to knowing exactly where their train is, riders can now receive alerts when their train is arriving and easily plan around personal schedule changes or non-routine trips. Riders with access to real-time passenger information commonly report improved travel efficiency, ease of use, and feelings of security and trust in the system.
The partnership was made possible through VTA's long-term relationship with SinglePoint Communications, which provides high-speed Wi-Fi to VTA light rail, and their existing commitment to their passengers.
"We are honored to have worked with VTA since 2011, when our Wi-Fi In Motion Moovbox vehicle connectivity solution was installed throughout their entire fleet of light rail trains and a portion of their buses," said SinglePoint Communications CEO Rob Taylo. "The addition of real-time technology will offer an unprecedented level of convenience and connectivity to VTA riders."
To see the real-time data, available for light rail throughout the Santa Clara Valley, visit vta.transloc.com or download the rider app now for iPhone or Android (transloc.com/app).
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Established in 2007, SinglePoint Communications is North America's leading distributor of hardware and software solutions designed to connect the private and public transportation markets, first responders and commercial fleet operators. Headquartered in Portland, Ore., SinglePoint is focused on delivering innovative solutions, including the award-winning WiFi In Motion suite of products. For more information, visit www.yoursinglepoint.com.
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VINCENT - Members of the Warren Local Board of Education said they got their man Wednesday after hiring Kyle Newton as the district's next superintendent.
"I feel it's been an exhaustive process, but I'm glad we've got you," board member John Nichols said to Newton during a special meeting at the administration office.
Newton, who's been superintendent of Crooksville Exempted Village Schools in Perry County the last three years, said he was excited, ecstatic and humbled by his selection.
"It's a wonderful school district, obviously - great teachers, great students, great community," he said. "When you add all that together, it's a great opportunity to be a superintendent."
The board voted 4-0, with member Bob Crum absent, to hire Newton, 36, on a three-year contract. Board President Sidney Brackenridge said the starting salary will be $107,000, going to $109,000 the second year and $111,000 the third.
They also approved a contract for up to 20 days, at $411.54 a day, for Newton to work with outgoing Superintendent Tom Gibbs to transition into the district over the next month.
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Kyle Newton
- Age: 36.
- Residence: McConnelsville.
- Family: Wife, Tara; sons, Riley, 15, Ethan, 13, Reagan, 11; daughter, Evelyn, 5.
- New job: Warren Local Schools superintendent, starting Aug. 1.
- Current job: Crooksville Exempted Village Schools superintendent since mid-2010.
- Experience: Assistant superintendent for Morgan Local Schools, assistant principal in the Crooksville district, teacher at Waterford High School, Miller High School and in the Crooksville district.
"There are too many things (to do) to start on Aug. 1," Newton said.
Newton's already been busy in the district, sitting in on interviews for the principal jobs at Warren High School and Barlow-Vincent Elementary. Nichols said Newton and Gibbs will make hiring recommendations on those jobs to the board, which is expected to vote on the hires Monday.
Gibbs tendered his resignation in May to take a job as an associate superintendent with the Athens City school district. In anticipation of his departure, the superintendent job was posted in early May. A pool of 18 applicants was narrowed to three finalists who met with staff and community members at a June 8 public forum. Neither those groups nor the board could reach a consensus choice and all three were rejected.
The board then turned to Newton at the recommendation of some administrators in the district who knew him through the Ohio Appalachian Collaborative, a group of schools working together on Race to the Top initiatives, Brackenridge said. Information gathered from residents at the public forum played a part in the choice, board members said.
"One of the comments we heard was 'Make a decision because we're going to run out of time. Get a quality candidate.' And I believe we have," board member Bob Allen said.
Brackenridge said community members indicated they preferred someone who wanted to stay in the area and is knowledgeable about the educational process at the local and national level.
"I think you fit those conditions," he said.
Newton is a resident of McConnelsville, where he worked as an assistant superintendent for Morgan Local Schools before being hired by Crooksville. His wife is a teacher in the Morgan district, but she's also a Warren High School graduate with family in the area, and Newton said the family has no problem moving into the district in the future.
"I would be excited for my children to go to Warren (schools)," he said.
The timing of that move will depend on their ability to sell their house, Newton said.
The hire also got a positive review from Warren Local Education Association President Lydia Hunter, who served on an Ohio Appalachian Collaborative committee with Newton.
"He's done a lot of innovative things at Crooksville and is very much a collaborative leader," she said.
During his three years there, Newton said he's faced the financial realities with which many districts are struggling. Efforts by the board, the administration and the teachers' union in recent years not only resulted in money-saving efficiencies but also improved educational opportunities for students, he said.
The Crooksville district was rated effective for the 2011-12 school year on the state report card. Crooksville Primary, which houses kindergarten through third-graders, was recognized as a High Progress School of Honor by the state Department of Education for being in the top 10 percent of schools based on gains in reading and math proficiency over a five-year period.


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Perhaps Mitt Romney lost the 2012 election on Sept. 22, 2011, when, alarmed by Texas Gov. Rick Perry's entry into the Republican nomination race, he rushed to Perry's right regarding immigration, attacking the DREAM Act. He would go on to talk about forcing illegal immigrants into "self-deportation." It is surprising that only about 70 percent of Hispanics opposed Romney.
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Foodfacts.com takes a closer look at what's really in a some Taco Bell products. By simply looking at the Nachos Bell Grande at Taco Bell, some would think there are maybe 5 or 6 ingredients. There's the sour cream, layers of nacho cheese, mountain of tortilla chips, some tomatoes, little bit of chive, and topped off with ground beef. In reality, this menu item contains about 125 ingredients; some of which aren't ideal, and may possibly cause some hazardous health effects. At Food Facts we like to point out these controversial ingredients and help consumers become more aware of what's REALLY in their food.
Let's start off with autolyzed yeast extract, because many people may be unfamiliar with this ingredient, and coincidentally it is in all three featured products. This ingredient naturally contains glutamic acid, a flavor enhancer. Therefore, most types of yeast extract are used as food additives to help give flavor to different products. In autolyzed yeast extract, sodium chloride is added during the fermentation process to create monosodium glutamate, commonly referred to as MSG.
Most consumers are very familiar with MSG because it has received a great deal of attention in recent years. This ingredient can be found in salad dressings, mixed seasonings, snacks, chips, beef stocks, and much more. With the increased popularity of this product, came increased reports of migraine headaches, dizziness, nausea, and so on. In fact, all the symptoms of MSG can be categorized as "MSG Symptom Complex", because there is a large variety of symptoms that may occur. Also, some people may also have intolerance to MSG, so be careful to check food labels for monosodium glutamate, yeast extract, and other hidden MSG forms.
The Burrito Supreme at Taco Bell is another menu-favorite. Aside from this item providing a hefty dose of the recommended daily value for sodium, saturated fat, and cholesterol; it also contains a variety of controversial ingredients you may not be aware of. The one ingredient some may be curious about is tertiary butylhydroquinone, or TBHQ. Not only is this ingredient a mouth-full, it is also a phenol used as a food additive to enhance storage life of different products. Although deemed safe by the FDA, certain studies have shown that high doses of TBHQ are not only carcinogenic, but may also cause damage to DNA and promote growth of tumors. Make sure to read food labels carefully for this food additive.
Crunchy tacos are a staple for the Taco Bell franchise. Although these more basic items contain less controversial ingredients, they still include hidden MSG and TBHQ. Their nutrition label also displays high amounts of saturated fat, cholesterol, and sodium, which consumers should carefully monitor when eating at any fast-food restaurant.


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Anyone who's even the least bit familiar with our store, knows we're not into gardening. Flowers, fountains, lawns, bushes... all good, but it's just not MENDO. Here's the exception: gardens on top of the world, literally. It has something very surreal to it, those trees and ponds at those heights, but at the same time it must be the coolest experience ever to come home after a stressful day at the office and relax a little by sticking your hands in the soil, at half a kilometre high.
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This is a weekly editorial by WXII President and GM Hank Price.
There are about 200,000 motorcyclists in North Carolina, and if a Gaston County lawmaker gets his way, they'll be riding under a new law.
The proposal, House Bill 109, would allow riders 21 and over to ride without a helmet, as long as they have $10,000 in medical coverage in case of a wreck.
We strongly encourage lawmakers to consider what's at stake here.
The consequences of injuries from motorcycle accidents, for both the victim and sometimes others, outweigh any personal freedom that motorcyclists would receive under this bill.
For starters, $10,000 would only begin to cover the cost of a serious motorcycle related injury. And states that have passed a similar bill, like Florida, have seen an increase in motorcycle related deaths.
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Eagle voters overturned themselves Tuesday by approving the Eagle River Station development with 1,247 votes in favor and 1,022 votes against - a 55 percent to 45 percent margin.
That result represents a flip-flop from the community's 2010 vote when the proposal was rejected. With the results in hand, developer Trinity RED Eagle plans to proceed with lining up tenants and laying the groundwork for construction.
"This vote is a starting place for us. Now we go out and sell the project," said Jeff McMahon of RED Development. "This means that now our work begins."
Eagle River Station is a commercial/residential project proposed by Trinity RED Development headquartered in Kansas City, Mo. The 88-acre site is located south of Interstate 70 and north of U.S. Highway 6 on the east end of Eagle. The ERS proposal would include 582,000 square feet of commercial space and 250 rental units in its first phase. A second phase calls for up to 150,000 square feet of additional commercial space and another 300 rental units. The ERS battle has been furiously fought in the Eagle community this spring following a 6-1 vote by the Eagle Town Board on March 27 to approve the project.
Tuesday night, McMahon thanked the crew of citizens who worked on the Yes to ERS campaign.
"It feels fantastic to win, but I want to say I am very humbled by it. It wouldn't have happened without the people of Eagle stepping up and working so hard for us," said McMahon.
Mitch Hayne of the citizen group Vote Yes to Eagle was one of those citizen volunteers.
"We had a great core group of workers. There were a lot of people pulling for this," said Hayne. "I think the whole town won. Not everyone realizes that yet but ERS is really going to be a benefit to our community."
On the subject of community, both sides agree its time to get past the ugliness of the election.
"Our immediate goal is to help the town mend itself and get over the divisiveness of the last few weeks. We respect the opposition and we want to work toward helping Eagle get back to being a great community," McMahon said.
Moving ahead also was a theme echoed by the ERS opponents.
"Of course the Eagle CO - Keep it real campaign was hoping for a different outcome," said Brandi Resa on behalf of the group. "We, like the proponents, want the town to prosper, so hopefully the project is as successful as touted.
"We are glad we can move on as a community without having to go through this again in another 18 months and we look forward to being a part of bringing in those retailers that fit our community," Resa continued. "We ask that even with this approval, everyone in the community continue to provide other ideas for growth and increasing tax revenues as we have five other business districts. And we ask that everyone take a deep breath and put behind us the ugliness of the last two campaigns. Please continue to participate in the future of Eagle by shopping local, speaking with your trustees, coming to town meetings, and volunteering in our great community. Even with this approval, we ask that you keep it real."
"We are of course, are very disappointed with the outcome of the election, but we concede to the fact that the majority of residents (the ones that could actually vote), envision a very different future for Eagle than we do," said Jan Rosenthal Townsend, another vocal ERS critic. "We hope that we can come together as a community, start the healing process and all help shape the project, by offering input as to what type of stores we think would be successful and sustainable. We also hope that we can all collectively brainstorm an array of other ideas to help drive Eagle's economic engine and welcome the opportunity to be a part of that important ongoing process."
While the numbers were slightly higher, the turnout percentage was slightly lower for Tuesday's ERS election compared to the 2010 vote. There were 2,269 votes cast (2,270 if you count the single blank ballot that was turned in) and there are 3,880 registered voters in town. That's an approximately 57.5 percent turnout compared to 2010's 61 percent turnout.
Mail-in ballots comprised the majority of Tuesday's vote. Eagle Town Clerk Marilene Miller mailed out 1,720 ballots and an additional 139 residents requested mail in/absentee ballots. Of that number, 1,524 were returned.
On Tuesday afternoon, most of the approximately 20 citizens contacted regarding their vote declined comment on the matter. Those who agreed to share their reasoning requested to do so anonymously.
An Eagle mother with two preschool-age children said she voted yes. "I really was going to vote no, but I thought what does Eagle really have to lose?" she said "Gypsum has Costco and Eagle is in a slump."
Another voter - a male resident of the community for 10 years - said he also voted yes. "I am pro money. I like having funding and I like progressive-ness. Let's go for it."
A woman who has lived in Eagle for 11 years and for many more years in the valley was also a yes. "I voted yes because I think our town needs the sales tax money to help with infrastructure. It's a great opportunity for Eagle and we can all benefit from it."
On the other side of the issue, a longtime Eagle couple said they were casting "no" votes. Even though he is a building trades professional, the man said he couldn't support the ERS proposal.
"I think it's the wrong project at the wrong time and I don't see the residential or commercial need at this time, especially with so many empty storefronts in town and so many homes going into foreclosure."
"We think the town should consider a casino. An old-fashioned type of casino," offered his wife. "It may sound crazy but that's what we think should happen."
With Tuesday's approval, that idea isn't on the table, but McMahon noted that he attended the International Association of Shopping Centers convention in Las Vegas last weekend. He said there was strong interest from potential tenants for the ERS project.
"There is quite a lot of tenants who want to do deals and this is a deal that can get done," said McMahon. "This is going to be a great project."


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"Rachael Herron seamlessly blends romance, friendship, and laughter."
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"[She earns] a well-deserved place in the ever-expanding knit-chicklit genre. Patrons who have clamored for the novels of Debbie Macomber, Kate Jacobs, or Gil McNeil will definitely find [Herron] a good read."
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Return with author Rachel Herron to Cypress Hollow, California—small-town mecca of knitting and romance—in Wishes and Stitches. Herron's third Cypress Hollow Yarn, after How to Knit a Love Song and How to Knit a Heart Back Home, is a warm and unforgettable contemporary romance with true heart and soul in the Sherryl Woods, Susan Wiggs, and Friday Night Knitting Club vein—as two doctors in one tiny town start off as rivals…and end up as soulmates.
It has always been Naomi Fontaine's dream to practice small-town medicine—an ambition that brought her to Cypress Hollow, the charming, tight-knit community her late friend, knitting guru Eliza Carpenter, loved so well. But no matter how hard she tries, Naomi can't seem to fit in here. Then rugged Rig Keller moves in to take over half of Naomi's medical practice, and instantly charms everyone in town . . . including Naomi.
Rig saw what a broken relationship did to his brother, and has no interest whatsoever in getting serious. But the temptation to play doctor with his new partner is just too strong to resist. Any chance they might have of being truly knit together by love, however, depends entirely on what secrets they are willing to reveal . . . and on Rig's willingness to risk his heart and Naomi's desire to open hers completely.
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VAIL, Colorado - Owners and store managers at a few of the dozen new retail stores in Vail Village are reporting strong sales during the busy holiday season.
There are at least eight new businesses on Meadow Drive alone, including the six new stores at the Shops at Solaris Plaza, the former Marketplace on Meadow Drive location, most of which have opened just within the last couple of weeks.
As holiday skiers have walked through town, many have stopped to browse and buy some of the high-end goods available at the shops there. At Lamina, a luxury jewelry store that specializes in rare items, business started off slowly in early December but has picked up in recent days.
"It's been getting better ever since about five days ago," said sales clerk and gemologist Hernan Contreras. "New stores take a couple of months usually. We've been doing OK since a couple of days before Christmas."
Contreras reported a couple of $10,000 jewelry sales in the last week, and he's confident sales will remain strong throughout the holiday season.
At Testosterone, a men's store that sells everything from clothing to humidors to watches to knives, the store is already exceeding expectations less than a week after opening. Manager Sean McBride said the store opened Friday, and it has already surpassed the sales of its sister store in Aspen at least once.
"On Christmas Eve, we beat Aspen," McBride said. "People are coming in."
It's hard for a lot of men to walk past the store once they catch a glimpse of the more than $70,000 custom-built chopper on display in the center of the room. Jim Yanco wandered into the store with his wife and daughter Wednesday afternoon because he was drawn to the bike. He walked in and joked that he had a reservation to rent the bike for the afternoon.
"This (chopper) brings people in," McBride said. "This is a great conversation piece right now."
Below Sweet Basil facing Gore Creek is a new rustic-style restaurant called Mountain Standard, by the owners and chef of Sweet Basil. At lunchtime Wednesday the place was nearly packed. Over on Bridge Street, the Cashmere and Coco Boutique is open for business, as is a new store called The Great Put-On at the former Golden Bear location. That location sat empty since the Golden Bear relocated to a space on Gore Creek Drive, near Checkpoint Charlie, a year ago. The Bridge Street location closed at the end of January 2012.
Kenneth and Nicole Bilzerian opened The Great Put-On about a week ago and business has been strong so far. The couple owns a store in Martha's Vineyard, also called The Great Put-On, which has been open for 43 years but closes its doors each winter. They've been looking for a winter location for a long time, Nicole Bilzerian said, and finally ruled out Aspen and decided on Vail.
"We thought Aspen had enough of this kind of store and that in Vail, there was a niche here for us," she said.
The store carries both men's and women's clothing, including designer fashion from Europe and the United States. Nicole Bilzerian has been pleased with the amount of interest in the store and hopes to remain in Vail long-term. Browsers and shoppers were in and out of the store all afternoon Wednesday, a trend Nicole Bilzerian hopes will continue.
"It's been great - knock on wood," she said.
High-end seems to be the theme among Vail Village's new retail. Shops at Solaris owner Peter Knobel and Solaris Sales, Marketing and Leasing Director Craig Cohn said they think Vail's retail is undoubtedly catching up to what guests at a Ritz-Carlton or Four Seasons expect, as it should.
Denimaxx, for example, is a new fur shop in Solaris. Across the plaza now is another new store called Icebreaker, which sells fine Merino wool baselayers and other clothing.
Across the street, a women's clothing store called Perch recently opened and owner Laurie O'Connell said business is exceeding her expectations. She based her goals on historical data from the town of Vail such as same store sales reports and budgeted her expectations conservatively.
"It's been wonderful," O'Connell said, adding that the community has given her such a warm welcome. "We've been very busy - people are very happy with the store."
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A graphic on new home developments in the Bay Area cited an incorrect source for the data. The data was from the Ryness Report.
Confronted with a shortage of land to build on in the Bay Area, housing developers are getting caught up in the same kinds of bidding wars that have frustrated home buyers.
"As the good pieces come onto market, multiple builders are bidding on them and the prices are going to just astronomical numbers," said Stephen Smiley, a vice president of Meyers Research, a consultant to the home building industry.
Land costs have gone up at least 40-50 percent in the past two or three years, Smiley said, ranging now from $3 to $4 million an acre in San Jose, to $5 million on the Peninsula and $3 million for East Bay sites near Silicon Valley's booming job market.
These land costs probably will translate into greater densities and more expensive housing when the new developments come to market, so buyers may not see much relief from the high prices that are being commanded by new and existing homes alike.
The aggressive bidding comes with a revived economy. Following the housing crash, the number of developments actively selling in the East Bay, South Bay and Peninsula dropped sharply as builders cut back on new projects, said Paul Desmet, who publishes an industry guide called the Ryness Report. From 2009 to 2013, the number of projects dropped from 298 to 158.
Now, with the increase in demand from the rebounding economy, "everybody's scrambling" to refill the pipeline, he said.
Builders worry about being able to meet the demand as many buyers, faced with a shortage of affordable existing homes and bidding wars on desirable ones, are turning to new housing developments where they can buy a condo or townhome at an advertised price before it's even finished.
Octavious Mendoza, 50, a mobile app developer, drove down from his home in Elk Grove this week to look for a house to buy in the South Bay for his two daughters, San Jose State University sophomore Megan, 18, and her sister, Kirsten, 21, who works as an event planner in Sunol. By noon they'd given up on existing homes and were inspecting townhome models in the Berryessa Crossing subdivision KB Home is building in San Jose, where prices start in the $500,000 range.
Mendoza said existing houses in his $600,000 price range "were old and not very nice."
"These new homes are preferable. If you can get it new, why not?" Mendoza said. "I feel you can't go wrong buying a house in the Bay Area. The technology industry is not going away."
KB Home is developing 242 homes on the Berryessa site the Mendozas toured. The company acquired land around the Bay Area when the downturn flattened out a few years ago, said Chris Apostolopoulos, president of the Northern California division of KB Home. As a result, the builder has 21 projects selling homes around the greater Bay Area. Still, "right now there's an absence of new home communities of any size or scale," he said, because many builders stopped buying land during the housing crunch.
Rising costs, increased demand and not enough new houses for sale has helped send new-home prices up 13.6 percent in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo and Santa Clara counties in May compared to the same month last year, according to DataQuick, a real estate information service. Existing homes -- also in short supply -- were up 18.7 percent.
Historically, the Bay Area has built much less housing for the size of its population than most other metro areas around the country, which sends prices up in periods of strong demand, according to Jed Kolko, chief economist with the online real estate site Trulia. With the ocean on one side and the Bay on the other, and mountains nearby, "there is less land to begin with," he said. "But on top of that, there are the regulations, the permitting costs, and all of the regulatory factors that make construction more expensive or more difficult."
These hurdles impact the market.
"There's a constrained supply both in new housing and resale housing, and prices are going up," said Layne Marceau, Northern California president of Shea Homes, which has homes for sale in four developments in Livermore, Dublin, Oakley and Bay Meadows in San Mateo.
With land so tight, developers are looking to the fringes of the Bay Area. Mountain House and Lathrop in San Joaquin County "are the two areas that are going to be able to supply lots," said Marceau.
The booming economy has created a "scary" situation, said Kevin Carson of the New Home Company, which has projects underway in San Jose, San Mateo and Lafayette.
"We're not going to be able to meet the demand. Everything takes longer," from the permitting process to finding labor and land, he said. "You've got to knock down an old strip center to build. Everything's a challenge. Just finding the labor force to get the danged thing built" is difficult, Carson said.
The New Home Company has three projects under way -- 261 townhomes in San Jose, 76 condos in San Mateo, and 56 luxury flats and condos in downtown Lafayette. Carson said he's bringing in trade workers from Fresno. "Some crews are from Portland, Ore., just to get it built," he said.
New-home sales in the first five months of this year were up about 12 percent across the Bay Area compared to the same period last year, largely on increases in the South Bay, according to DataQuick. Developments being marketed by Lennar, KB Home and DR Horton helped boost Santa Clara County sales. Sales for the same period were up 9 percent in San Mateo County, but down 6.7 percent in Alameda County and 0.5 percent in Contra Costa County.
Even with the increased activity, new home supply is not close to keeping up with new home demand. "I think we'll be lucky to match last year's volume in sales," said the Ryness Report's Desmet.
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