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EVANS, Ga. (WRDW) -- Bumps, cuts and bruises are a fact of life, but for a local teen, a slip on a rock at the Savannah Rapids takes a turn for the worst when he contracts flesh-eating bacteria.
Eighteen-year-old Stephen Holt is lucky to be alive.
"Still upsets me thinking about it. He almost lost his leg or his life," mother Maryann Elam said through tears.
It's a terrifying thought after a normal trip to the Savannah Rapids turned into a nightmare for the Lakeside High senior.
"I fell down into the river and hit a rock underwater and it cut down to the bone," Holt remembered.
What was thought to be fixed with eight simple stiches, turned out to be something much more dangerous.
"As soon as they looked at his leg, they knew immediately. Within an hour they had him in surgery," Elam said.
A second trip to the hospital told Holt he had contracted Necrotizing Faciitis, the same flesh-eating bacteria that caused Aimee Copeland to lose both feet, a leg, and her hands.
"This disease, Necrotizing Fasciitis is extremely rare. We have around 500 to 1500 cases every year. It's pretty much the fight against time to save a person's life," explained infectious diseases physician Dr. Tarak Patel.
For Holt, the clock was ticking.
"It took four surgeries, one every day, before they were able to stop it," Elam said.
"They said if I would have come to the hospital two days later, I would have lost it," Holt said.
"He was in the ICU Burn Unit for ten days, and then they put the wound vac on his leg and sent him home," Elam said.
Now Holt's recovering at home, thankful he can still count all ten toes.
"This is going to take a while to heal up, but that's nothing compared to what I could be going through right now," he said.
"Hopefully ten years down the road he's going to be joking about this nasty battle wound scar he's going to have," his mother said.
Holt is in for months of recovery, but he is planning on going back to school in his wheelchair next week.
Infectious disease experts say the bacteria that causes this infection is common in the environment, but cases like this are extremely rare.


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Love wine? Dig smooth jazz?
If you answered "yes" to both of those questions, then you might want to check out the Napa Valley Jazz Getaway.
The event, which is billed as an "immersive music and lifestyle experience," combines a lineup of contemporary jazz and R&B talent with fine dining, wine tasting and other social festivities.
The acts scheduled to appear include Dave Grusin, Lee Ritenour, Earl Klugh and Brian Culbertson, who is the event's founder and creative director. The Getaway is June 11-15. For more information, visit www.NapaValleyJazzGetaway.me.
Il Volo is heading back to the Bay Area.
The Italian operatic-pop outfit performs Friday at the lovely Mountain Winery in Saratoga.
The vocal trio -- Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto and Gianluca Ginoble -- came to widespread fame with its 2010 eponymous debut, which was certified gold in several countries.
Il Volo's most recent full-length release was last year's "Buon Natale: The Christmas Album."
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Helping newborns who are born premature or with disabilities is what March of Dimes does. It brings in donations to help fund research so we can learn to prevent these issues and handle them the best way we can when they happen.
"Our mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing premature births, birth defects, and infant mortality," said Missy White, area coordinator for the March of Dimes.
Eileen Bertagna is heading up one fundraiser, and you may have noticed her work at a few places around town.
"The big fund raiser that we've been doing is the flamingo flocking," said Bertagna.
She has two flocks of 25 plastic pink flamingos. She's leaving them in front yards around town with a sign telling why the flamingos are there.
"The good news, we say to them, is now you get to flock somebody," said Bertagna. "So they pick a friend, a family member, a co-worker in town and the flamingo flock is going around the yards."
People make donations to have the flamingos removed.
Romy Hester is someone who knows first-hand what March of Dimes can do. Her now 8-year-old daughter was born premature. She says doctors told her and her husband to prepare for the worst.
"They're capable of doing anything and everything as long as we can get the donations coming in. It's just research. You can't do the research unless you have people giving money to help fund the research," Hester said.
This story has a happy ending, but many do not. Organizers say they hope you are willing to donate to help save these newborns.
The March of Dimes is holding its annual March for Babies Oct. 17 at Bonita Lakes, beginning at 10 a.m. Registration is at 9:30 a.m. Click the link below to learn more about the March of Dimes.


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PEBBLE BEACH -- Jordan Spieth still can't walk into the Pebble Beach Lodge tap room and legally buy a beer, yet he is already being groomed as the latest heir apparent to Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson as the next great American golfer.
It's a tough tag to pin on anyone, let alone a 20-year-old, because Woods is arguably the greatest golfer of all-time -- regardless of nationality -- and a case can be made for Mickelson being in the top 10.
One thing is certain, though. U.S. golf will be in need of a shining light sometime in the not-too-distant future. Woods turned 38 at the end of December. Mickelson is 43. Jim Furyk, next on the list of accomplished Americans still regularly playing the PGA Tour, is also 43.
They're not done yet, but historically, the list of players competing at a high level beyond the age of 45 is exceedingly short.
So is Spieth "The One" to pick up the torch? The Dallas native may provide more clues starting Thursday when he tees it up in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am for the second time. He tied for 22nd last year.
With another young prodigy, 21-year-old Southern Californian Patrick Cantlay, sidelined by a back injury the past several months, Spieth is unquestionably the burgeoning U.S. star to watch this week.
To be sure, Spieth is already hearing the talk at pretty much every venue he plays now, but he maintains he isn't fazed by the "next Tiger" or "next Phil" speculations.
"When I hear that, all I hear is that I've got a long way to go to try and be the best player in the world and to break the records that are out there," he said Wednesday.
The upshot, though, is that he also sounds up for those daunting challenges, noting, "That's what we're in the sport for."
The quest for greatness is a slippery slope, though. There is a long list of up-and-coming young Americans from the past decade -- a number of them very good players -- who haven't quite measured up as potential Tiger/Phil challengers. That list includes Charles Howell III, Ricky Barnes, Anthony Kim, Matt Kuchar, Bill Haas, Nick Watney, Rickie Fowler, Hunter Mahan, Webb Simpson, Keegan Bradley, Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson, among others.
Of that group, Johnson, now 29, has the most tour wins -- eight -- but no majors. Watson, Simpson and Bradley have one major each. Woods, by comparison, has 79 tour wins and 14 majors. Mickelson has 42 wins and five majors. Furyk, down the list, has 16 victories and one major triumph.
Spieth definitely has a long climb, but he already has more than a few things going for him. First, there's the youth. At 20, he has put himself firmly on the radar. He was a two-time U.S. Junior Amateur winner, the only multiple winner of that event besides a guy named Tiger. He claimed his first victory, the 2013 John Deere Classic, in his fifth tour start as a professional.
Spieth got an alternate spot in the 2012 U.S. Open at San Francisco's Olympic Club and finished tied for 21st as the low amateur.
After turning pro in December 2012, he become the 2013 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year honors with a win, three seconds, nine top 10s. He finished 10th on the money list at $3.87 million and also played on the victorious U.S. Presidents Cup team in October, going 2-2 in his matches. He has ascended to No. 16 in the world rankings thanks to a second-place finish in four starts in 2014 (the Hyundai Tournament of Champions) along with two other top 25s.
Now, he's ready for his second go-round on a number of tour courses, including those at the AT&T. He believes it's a critical next step, and he stated confidently that he's already in a stronger mental state.
"Ultimately, nerves are a big thing and having won an event and then played against the best players in the world, it's different than last year at this time trying to sneak inside the ropes without being told I was a teenager trying to compete with the pros," he said.
Spieth has a firm plan for 2014 that includes the kind of heady goals that Woods had a young age.
"Just a big focus on the majors, making the cut in the majors and trying to compete in them," he said. "I want to get in contention and feel what it's like, because that's the next step up. And I also want to make the Ryder Cup team."
As for Woods and Mickelson, Spieth has made a point of getting to know them and talked with both on several occasions. He admitted the conversations weren't anything too heavy, but he has gained a feel for what has made them great.
"Yeah, it's helped," he said. "I'm not really studying them because I'm worried about my own game and my own goals. But I grew up watching both of them, so I definitely have my eye on them."
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When: Thursday-Sunday
Courses: Pebble Beach Golf Links, Monterey Peninsula Country Club's Shore Course, Spyglass Hill Golf Club
Television: Golf Channel (Thursday-Friday, noon-3 p.m., 3:30-9:30 p.m.; Saturday, 10-11:30 a.m., 3:30-8 p.m.; Sunday, 10-11:30 a.m., 4-9 p.m.) and CBS (Saturday, noon-3 p.m.; Sunday, noon-3:30 p.m.)
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The Ultimate American Used Car: 1967 Ford GT40
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America's first real supercar.
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Thanks to some history with the one and only Steve McQueen, a 1967 Ford GT40 has sold for $11 million, making it the most expensive car ever built here in the land of recliners and football.
At the 2012 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, RM auctioneers got rid of the ultra-rare Ford GT40 for such a high price thanks to bidders pushing the sales price in the final minutes in their attempts to own the car used in the filming of Steve McQueen's movie "Le Mans."
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Mitchel took care of me when I was homeless
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mitchel is another word for a weak helpless college student who goes to bed at 10:30 on weekends and doesnt like to get smashed because he rather play cards with his grandma. also mitchel can be used for a teen who hunches over when he has had too much. This term came from the 1800's when north america had a huge baby boom and most of the baby boys were named "mitchel", sadly they all lived up to the definition.
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As I've reported several times in the past week (most recently HERE),� President Obama is holding up well in the polls despite all the so-called scandals swirling about his administration.
Nor is their much reason to expect that situation to change any time soon, as Jill Lawrence EXPLAINS:
Given the noise level on Capitol Hill, cable TV, and social media, Obama's 50 percent-plus showings in recent polls from CNN, Pew, and ABC/Washington Post seem somewhat surprising. But two veteran political pollsters, one from each party, say that Obama can expect to maintain his standing as long as ...
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Jets.com-an online charter broker that allows customers to bid on flights-has bestowed its latest Circle of Excellence awards on eight charter operators, based solely on surveys its customers complete after each flight. Survey criteria included condition and cleanliness of the aircraft, amenities, crew performance, luggage handling and flight readiness.
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When Steve Hankin left Starwood Hotels & Resorts to become CEO of Sentient Jet three years ago, the Weymouth, Mass.-based jet-card provider was "a very small company," he said recently. It's bigger now, but exactly how much bigger is anybody's guess. As Hankin told us when we asked about revenues and hours flown, "We've never revealed that.
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Eos Airlines has expanded its all-business-class New York/ London scheduled service to three flights on weekly peak travel days. The total of 32 flights a week between the two cities includes a third flight from New York's JFK Airport on Sundays, Thursdays and Fridays and a third flight from London Stansted Airport on Sundays, Mondays and Fridays.
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The $47.95 million Gulfstream G550 mates the latest bells and whistles to an airframe-engine combination that can deliver eight passengers and a crew of four to destinations up to 6,750 nautical miles away. That's Tokyo to Palm Beach nonstop in 12.5 hours, with reserves.
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National Business Aviation Association president and CEO Ed Bolen is urging the association's members to protest what he calls a "sweetheart deal" for the airlines that would increase user fees for general aviation.
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Thanks at least partly to Asia's explosive economic growth, its once-mysterious lands are now jet-close and high-rise-familiar. That's good news if you want to do business there, but it makes your search a bit tougher if you're in the market for an exotic getaway.
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Convertibles get a bad rap from some diehard sports-car purists who dismiss them as semi-serious boulevard cruisers a notch down from where they should be with the rigidity of a hardtop. When the man from BMW said the M6 to be delivered for this evaluation would be a convertible, my sense of anticipation encountered a mild downdraft.
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As I read Jeff Wieand's Taxes, Laws and Finance column, "Your Gray-haired Pilot", I realized that had I not left the cockpit for a writing career in the 1990s, I would now be that pilot, gray hair and all.
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Bombardier's Learjet 45 is a study in contrasts. It is a breakthrough aircraft that had a troubled and lengthy gestation period, and its operators have a strong love-hate relationship with the airplane and its product support.
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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Monday, Oct. 8, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Did an Augusta commissioner violate the city's code ethics? We have exclusive new documents that seem to show commissioner Grady Smith trying to mix personal and city business.
"I don't like anybody questioning my integrity and most people know me," said Grady Smith.
Commissioner Smith is on defense after making this more than $24,000 bid for a contract with the city that pays his salary. You can read a copy of the bid here (PDF).
"If there is a question ... I backed out," Smith said. "Now is that ethical?"
Smith was the lowest of five bidders on a jail construction project. He is now saying to scratch the bid.
"I'd rather just wipe the slate clean and make sure everything is done above board," he said.
Why the turn around?
"The ethics rules are such that he can't do that," said City Administrator Fred Russell about the possible code of ethics violation.
"Generally speaking, they prohibit a sitting commissioner from bidding directly on a city project," said City Attorney Andrew Mackenzie.
"It shall be unethical for any Augusta-Richmond County employee or public official to transact any business directly or indirectly in a procurement contract," reads the code of ethics. You can read that document here (PDF).
"I think it should be changed," Smith said. "I think maybe there was a time, depending on who all was involved, when they needed rules like this."
The city administrator could have signed off on the bid without it ever coming before taxpayers because it was under $25,000.
"That's not one I was going to approve without some further discussion," Russell said. "I'm just working under the rules that are established now."
Smith's bid was more than $13,000 lower than other bidders. We asked the city attorney if Smith was free of any wrongdoing.
"Have you ever known a lawyer to agree that he has not done anything wrong to anybody?" Mackenzie replied.
You be the judge. Smith says he is just trying to make a living.
"Christmas is coming and we need jobs just like everybody else," he said.
The attorney says there is no evidence Smith intentionally mislead the public. An official ethics violation can carry a serious penalty ranging from jail time to being removed from the commission.


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West Nile virus is spreading around the southeast as mosquitoes that carry the disease adapt to conditions.
Dead birds in 14 counties, including several in west Alabama, have been found to have the infection.
"We have a problem in Alabama," said William Johnston, Alabama's chief veterinarian. "The virus is here. It is established and it is here to stay. People might as well get used to it and use common sense precautions to avoid mosquitoes."
The virus has not been found in humans. To avoid it, officials advise you to wear protective clothing outdoors and to remove sources of standing water.
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Cabbage, black-eyed peas represent health, wealth
Published: Monday, December 30, 2013 at 9:45 p.m.
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Every New Year's Day, Thibodaux resident Lester Gravois sits down to a meal of cabbage, black-eyed peas and a heaping spoonful of southern tradition.
It's a common superstition in the South that eating cabbage and black-eyed peas on the first day of the year will bring wealth, health and good fortune.
But does it work?
"I don't know if it's made me wealthy," the 91-year-old said. "But it definitely makes me healthy."
Gravois' family owns a sugar cane field in Thibodaux, and he's worked in the fields since 1945.
In the fall, Gravois uses his green thumb to grow a few rows of cabbage in a garden near his home. The vegetables are planted in late September or early October, and they're ready for harvest by the first of the year.
Growing up in south Louisiana, Gravois has had cabbage nearly every New Year's Day of his life.
"If you don't, you're going to stay broke," he said with a laugh.
Gravois said cabbage grows well year-round in Louisiana, and the plant adapts well to the area's weather conditions.
His son, Bobby Gravois, said many people grow the vegetable in their own gardens.
For those who plan to buy their cabbage from the store, Bobby Gravois, 65, says to remember that bigger is not always better.
"A long time ago, different farmers would try to see who could grow the biggest cabbage," he said. "But now we focus on smaller, better quality cabbages."
The family's vegetables each weigh about 7-8 pounds, which Gravois said is the perfect size.
So what's the best way to eat it?
Gravois said cabbage is one of the most versatile vegetables to come out of the ground.
"You can cook cabbage more ways than anything else," he said. "There are so many things you can do with cabbage."
The leaves can be boiled or steamed and served on their own. Other cooks add cooked cabbage to other foods to give their dishes a unique flavor.
Bobby Gravois' wife, Susie Gravois, said her favorite New Year's dish is smothered cabbage with pork.
Another quick-and-easy way to fix the vegetable, she said, is to simply steam it with olive oil and serve it as a side dish.
Lester Gravois said he likes cabbage in cole slaw, but he enjoys eating the veggie any way it's cooked.
"Cabbage is good if you've got a good cook," he said. "It's good nearly any kind of way."
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Robert Braun, 67, of Lincoln N.H., talks with a friend in a meeting center for American retirees in Boquete, west from Panama City, Panama.
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SANTA CLARA -- Ronnie Lott, who knows something about making an impact as a rookie, likes what he sees from 49ers free safety Eric Reid.
"I haven't seen him trying to play like a rookie. He's trying to play like he belongs," Lott said in a phone interview Friday. "And he not only plays like he belongs, but he's had a fabulous rookie year."
When the 49ers lost two-time Pro Bowl safety Dashon Goldson to free agency during the offseason, they had big shoes to fill -- and lots of space to cover in the secondary.
As it turns out, they may have wound up with an upgrade at a fraction of the price. Pro Football Focus, which uses game film to grade every player on every play, ranks Reid as the No. 23 safety in the NFL, with Goldson at No. 82 out of 86 players ranked at the position.
PFF calculates that quarterbacks have a 64.5 passer rating when throwing into Reid's coverage area, while QBs targeting Goldson's area have a 120.7 passer rating.
Lott, the Hall of Famer, doesn't need the stats to be impressed by the 49ers' first-round pick out of LSU. As Reid and Goldson prepare to share the stage when the 49ers play on the road Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the 10-time Pro Bowl selection praised Reid for his physical style and fearless approach.
"The first thing that you think about as a rookie is that you've got to measure yourself: You've never played with men. You've played with boys," said Lott. "The great thing to me is that Reid is never afraid to stick his head in. ... It doesn't matter how big or how fast the other guy is. He's very comfortable."
Lott was selected to the All-Pro team and helped the 49ers win the Super Bowl in his rookie season of 1981. He ventured that Reid's smooth transition to the NFL was paved by all those pressure-packed college games he played at powerhouse LSU, playing before crowds topping 90,000.
"The part that you can't teach is being in big games," said Lott, whose USC teams shared a national title in 1978 and played in the Rose Bowl in '79 and '80. "But when (Reid) goes out and plays in Seattle, he already knows what it takes to focus and do his job. It's been great to see him do that."
Reid, who turned 22 on Tuesday, credits veteran strong safety Donte Whitner for helping him grow up fast. Whitner, in his eighth NFL season, took the kid under his wing late in training camp when Reid was making a strong push for the starting job.
"He's taught me how to be a professional athlete," Reid said.
The rookie said Whitner is especially helpful on the practice field, where he translates chalkboard schemes into real-life visuals.
"Even the coaches are looking at him to make sure everything is right," Reid said.
Whitner is happy to tutor Reid because he said the No. 18 overall pick quickly demonstrated the traits it takes to last in the NFL: The rookie never makes the same mistake twice and reacts to adversity with resolve.
"A guy who won't go into his shell and will continue to fight is really going to be great," Whitner said. "And he's shown that from Day 1."
Reid ranks fourth on the 49ers with 61 tackles. He is the only NFC player with three interceptions and two fumble recoveries. The most impressive number, though, might be zero. That's the number of penalties Reid has committed this season, while making a base salary of $405,000.
Meanwhile, his predecessor, Goldson, who signed a five-year, $41.5 million deal in Tampa, continues to play on the edge. The free safety has been fined $130,000 this season for helmet-to-helmet hits and also suspended one game for an illegal hit.
On a conference call with Bay Area reporters this week, Goldson questioned the league's direction when it comes to penalizing physical play.
"I remember being on the good side of it, hearing commentators, analysts talking about how perfect, how good, how I (tackle) the right way," Goldson said. "And all of a sudden with the new rule, I'm a dirty player, a nasty player, targeted and I'm not playing the game how it's supposed to be played."
Goldson, who played for the 49ers from 2007-12, remains a popular and respected player in the locker room, and Whitner echoed his ex-teammate's sentiment.
Whitner said that if players were given a choice between a high hit that comes with the threat of a concussion or a low-hit that risks a career-threatening knee injury, "99.9 percent would take the concussion."
Reid, who has taken two concussion during his rookie season, steered clear of the controversy, calling the rules interpretations "one of those things that we have to adapt to."
The rookie already has missed two games because of those concussions, and Goldson, on his conference call, said Reid would "have to learn how to keep his head out of it" during the tackling process.
Whatever the issue, indications are that Reid will figure it out quickly -- just as he has with the rest of his game.
"He handles everything the way a veteran would," 49ers cornerback Eric Wright said. "And it shows in the way he's playing. ... I can't applaud him enough. That's the expectation level he set for himself, so we're going to expect that out of him for as long as he's here."
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The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi baseball team will face a big test on Tuesday in a midweek game against the No. 23 Texas Longhorns at UFCU Disch-Falk Field. The game is scheduled for a 6 p.m. first pitch with Carter Blackburn and Greg Swindell on the call for the Longhorn Network, which will televise the game.
The Islanders are 13-18 on the year, while Texas comes into the contest with a 17-12 record this season. Jake Dziubczynski (0-2, 4.58 ERA) will start for Texas A&M – Corpus Christi, while Dillon Peters (1-0, 3.45 ERA) will be on the hill for the Longhorns.
The two teams met twice last year, with the visiting team coming away with the victory on both occasions. The Islanders beat Texas by an 8-7 in Austin on Feb. 22, at Disch-Falk. The Longhorns got revenge later in the season on April 5, at Whataburger Field, defeating Texas A&M – Corpus Christi by an 8-1 final in Corpus Christi. The win for the Islanders was just the second in program history, with the other coming over the #1 Longhorns to open the 2003 season.
Freshman Jordan Lee leads the team with a .277 batting average, while Eric Weiss has a team-high 14 RBI for the Islanders. Senior Drew Vest is second on the team with a .268 average on the season. Jonathan Gonzales leads the team with five home runs on the year.
The leading hitter for Texas has a familiar name, as Erich Weiss holds a .375 average and has four homers to lead the Longhorns. Jonathan Walsh (.350), Alex Silver (.306) and Mark Payton (.304) also hit above .300 for Texas. Marlow Brooks has a team-high 22 RBI on the season.
The game will be available on Grande Communications channels 33 and 833 in the Corpus Christi area. Fans around the state and country can find out if LHN is available on their carrier by visiting www.LonghornNetwork.com.
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Authorities said they tried to arrest Zenon Ramirez, 52, of Greensboro on Friday night at the Food Lion on East Market Street. Police said the arrest attempt was on suspicion of shoplifting.
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TREASURE ISLAND -- The mystery isn't officially solved, but there are increasing signs that Google may use its far-out fleet of oceangoing barges as some kind of high-tech floating showrooms for projects that come out of Google X, the top-secret division responsible for self-driving cars, Internet balloons and other wild ideas.
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The mystery barges have become a hot topic for speculation in the tech industry. Google is still declining to comment, but San Francisco television station KPIX reported its sources are convinced the four-story structures atop the barges are designed to house luxurious, invitation-only showrooms for Google X products -- and "a party deck," to boot.
KPIX said one of its sources has been aboard the barge now docked at Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay. Local officials, meanwhile, have told this newspaper that Google has inquired about eventually mooring the vessel at San Francisco's Fort Mason, although officials said they won't issue the necessary permits until Google provides more information.
A second barge carrying a similar four-story structure, owned by the same shell company that owns the Treasure Island vessel, has been spotted at a port in Connecticut and later in Maine. While initial speculation focused on the possibility that Google might be building seafaring computer centers -- which seemed logical based on the fact Google obtained a patent for a floating data center in 2009 -- another clue has surfaced that the Mountain View-based search giant may have something else in mind.
A Connecticut newspaper reported this week that Coast Guard records show government inspectors met in July with shipbuilding contractors who were working on the East Coast barge. Among those participating in one conference call was a Google representative identified in Coast Guard documents as "Michael Tierney, Google Glass."
The Day, a newspaper based in New London, Conn., also reported: "The purpose of the vessel is not described in the documents, but they reveal a plan to operate the vessel in various ports, the first being New York Harbor."
Google has been ramping up efforts to promote Glass, which until now has been sold only to a limited audience of software developers and so-called "Glass Explorers" who entered a contest by telling Google how they would use the device.
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"It was definitely a VIP treatment, kind of like an unveiling," said Jim Lyons, a Glass Explorer.
Some buyers were offered the option of taking a boat across San Francisco Bay to an undisclosed location, although Lyons said that was no longer an option when he picked up his device in August.
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Earlier this week, all was quiet on the pier where the first-known barge is moored. But a British newspaper, the Mail, said its reporter visited the site and saw signs that a third structure is being assembled, perhaps for installation on a now-empty barge that also sits along the pier.
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NEW MOON OF BANDS SPREAD ALL OVER VOLUME9 NUMBER^ / ? PABLO, MONTANA 59855 FEBRUARY 1,1980 Judges Move to Assert Tribal Sovereignty The current state of tribal legal affairs is proving that our prediction for 1980 was accurate: things are getting interesting around here, as far as the sovereignty issue goes. First, the Joseph Case was dismissed on January 16th by District Court Judge Jack L Green. To quote from the official notice about the matter "Defendants in this case [Darryl and Nancy Joseph], who were charged with selling alcoholic beverages without a State license, moved to dismiss the Information filed with this Court for lack of jurisdiction. Defendants claimed that the State lacked personal and subject matter jurisdiction over enrolled members of an Indian Tribe doing business in an establishment wholly owned by a Tribal government and solely within the exterior boundaries of a Reservation. "After due deliberation on the basis of the briefs, and with the assurance that federal law and Tribal ordinance promulgated pursuant to that federal law will protect the interests of public welfare and safety, this Court has concluded that the State does lack jurisdiction to impose its liquor licensing requirements upon these defendants in the factual setting given. "Accordingly, the Information filed against the defendants is hereby dismissed." This by no means says that Indians can sell liquor without some kind of regulation, however. While the State of Montana cannot require - in Green's opinion -that an Indian businessman selling liquor on Indian land be licensed, the tribal governing body can, and that's just what the C.S.K.T. lawyers are busy doing right now - polishing up Ordinance 34-A^the Tribes' 1960 liquor regulations. In a second matter, the Tribes' right to join two of its membership in holy wedlock was challenged recently: During the last hours of 1979, a young Arlee couple applied for a marriage license prior to their wedding that same afternoon. A Lake Co. clerk refused to issue the permit, though, claiming that the bride-to-be's tribal divorce (from a previous marriage) wasn't recognized by the State. When Tribal Judge Don Dupuis heard this, he decided to modify the county paperwork to reflect the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes' governmental authority and had a dozen or so copies quickly printed. The printer's ink barely dry on the paper, Dupuis then dashed to Arlee and duly married the by-then distraught couple. Thus Lee Ann Cutfinger and Harry Paul Lozeau became the first 100% tribally sanctioned married couple of the decade. What kind of problems - if any - with the non-Indian government may be stirred up by the move remains to be seen. The prevailing opinion, at least here on the reservation at least, nonetheless maintains that the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes' government has the right to do all the usual things other governments do - marry people, divorce them, register eligible ones to vote ... or sell them a permit to sell beer.
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When the raging waters from the Ohio and Muskingum rivers swept through Marietta during the 1913 flood, local businesses incurred tremendous damages.
The majority of businesses were closed or set back for weeks and in some cases, moved because of the flood damages.
The highly successful Marietta Chair Company lost a sawmill that was located on Sacra Via to the rapidly moving flood waters.
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Albert Neader Sr, far right, stands next to the building that used to be his barber shop during the aftermath of the 1913 flood. The shop was located on 126 Maple St. in Harmar and moved to another building at 122 Maple St. after the flood.
The wooden building was uprooted and carried all the way down to the corner of Front and Washington streets, according to records at the Washington County History and Genealogy Library. The records also showed that the company also lost a great deal of quality lumber that was swept away with the building.
Some businesses that were affected by the flooding never returned to business in the area, according to Jeff Spear, president of the Sons and Daughters of the Pioneer Rivermen.
Several forms of transportation were affected by the flood damage and never fully recovered as well.
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The 1913 flood and local businesses.
Marietta Chair Company's saw mill and lumber were washed away in the waters.
Neader's Barber shop in Harmar was completely destroyed by the flood.
Captain Webster and his local freight and passenger boat the Sonoma moved to Kentucky to do business after the 1913 flood.
Marietta Manufacturing Company that was located in Harmar, moved to Point Pleasant, W.Va. after the disaster.
Flood waters were three feet up on the second floor of Schafer's Leather located at 146 Front Street.
"The tracks originally constructed for the street car system connected Marietta, Parkersburg, Lowell and Beverly," said Spear. "The 1913 flood washed the tracks out between Lowell and Beverly and they were never replaced."
The days of packet boats on the river ended with the 1913 flood, including the local freight and passenger boat the Sonoma, according to Spear.
He added that it traveled back and fourth from Marietta to Belpre daily in order to haul goods or passengers.
"Captain Webster operated the local shipping business," he said. "After the severity of the 1913 flood, the captain ended up moving his ship and business down to Kentucky."
A manufacturing business located in Harmar also moved out of Marietta after the devastation of the 1913 flood.
The Marietta Manufacturing Company was an engine, boiler and machinery company, according to Spear. It suffered serious losses due to the flood water and shortly after the water receded the company moved to higher ground.
"They had a machine shop and all sorts of equipment that was ruined because of the water," said Spear. "They moved up to Point Pleasant, W.Va. but continued to operate under their original name."
Other businesses located in Harmar also were affected by the natural disaster, but chose to stay in the area after the flooding subsided.
Albert Neader Sr. and his brother George Neader owned a barber shop at 126 Maple St. on the west side, according to Theresa Thomas, granddaughter of Albert Neader.
"They had been in that location for less than a year when the flood hit," she said. "It completely destroyed the building. They had to move the business to 122 Maple St."
Albert's father, Arnold Neader, owned a shoe shop right next door to his son's barber shop and also suffered heavy damages.
There was significant damage to the shoe store's foundation, but it wasn't completely destroyed like the other building.
"My great grandfather's shoe shop was completely washed off of its foundation and was sitting in the street," said Thomas. "Thankfully they were able to move the building back after the flood and eventually reopened there."
On the Marietta side of the river several local businesses managed to not only survive the flood, but continue to be beacons of success in the community today.
Weber's Market, another local staple since 1876, also survived the 1913 flood.
"That flood had an impact on our store, but it didn't cause horrific damage because it's a brick building," said Tony Weber. "When the water was rising the decision was made to move all of the stock up to the second floor, so thankfully it wasn't lost."
He added that the building would have been relatively easy to clean because it didn't have any drywall that would have needed replaced.
"The walls they had were made of plaster and horse hair," said Weber. "They were almost like concrete and wouldn't have had any water damage."
The legendary flood did bring about one major change to the local establishment.
Around 1920 Weber said the decision was made by his great-grandfather August Weber to add a third story to the building.
"Back then these types of floods were something businesses had to deal with. They didn't just pack up and move," he said. "They simply built up so that when a flood did occur they could move their product out of the flood level."


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Why Democrats Like Ryan's Budget
Rep. Paul Ryan (R., Wis.) is one of Democrats' favorite campaign allies. They hate his conservative policies but love to rally the party faithful by spotlighting them.
That's why Rep. Steve Israel (D., N.Y.), chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, welcomed with open arms Tuesday's release of the new Ryan budget. He told reporters Wednesday that it could strengthen Democrats' position in a shaky political environment–one where problems with the health-care law are dogging Democrats around the country.
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"It's a tough climate for us right now, but I believe that this Republican budget helps change the narrative by reminding voters who's got their backs,'' Mr. Israel said. "They should have just printed a middle finger to the middle class on page one of this budget; that is how this budget treats middle class families.''
The DCCC Wednesday launched a new campaign called "Battleground: Middle Class" featuring ads and other efforts to attack the GOP budget proposals to revamp Medicare, replace Medicaid with state block grants, and cut spending in domestic programs throughout the budget.
With Republican candidates and party officials determined to keep the focus on the Affordable Care Act, Mr. Israel said he believed the "climate will change" on the public's view of the law. He said Democrats will not ignore it, but instead will do more to focus on the damage that would be done by Republicans' push to repeal it altogether.
"We're going on offense about what exactly does repeal mean," he said, pointing to such issues as insurers' past ability to deny policies to individuals based on pre-existing medical conditions."
This is not the first time Democrats have tried to demonize Mr. Ryan and his budgets as a political organizing tool; it was a big part of their campaign message in 2012 as well. Mr. Israel said the DCCC's best 2-day period for online fundraising in history came right after Mr. Ryan gave a speech at the 2012 Republican convention accepting his party's vice-presidential nomination.
But a spokeswoman for the National Republican Congressional Committee dismissed suggestions that Democrats could use the Ryan budget as a winning campaign issue that would net anywhere near the 17 seats Democrats need to win a House majority.
"In 2012—with President Obama on the ballot—Steve Israel called Paul Ryan the Democrats' 'majority maker,' yet his party didn't even come close," said NRCC spokeswoman Andrea Bozek. "We hope Democrats keep running on their support of Obamacare's drastic cuts to Medicare, opposition to a balanced budget, and support for an unpopular president."


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VAIL, Colorado - With plenty of powder days in recent memory, the perception this winter is that Colorado's water supply must be better off than it was last year.
The 2011-12 season was one of the worst winter seasons on record in terms of snowfall, but the statewide snowpack only just passed 2011-12 abhorrent levels. Storms have arrived on weekends and when big crowds are in town, and temperatures have generally remained colder than last year, which proves that drought conditions and snow conditions are not always aligned.
Surpassing 2011-12 snowpack totals isn't really much to celebrate, though, said Diane Johnson, spokeswoman for the Eagle River Water and Sanitation District. The Water District is already planning for this summer's drought in the same way it planned for last summer, she said.
Last year, the ground was plenty saturated from the previous winter of 2010-11. But because the moisture never came in large enough numbers last winter, the ground this winter is dry.
"The previous year's precipitation was kind of carrying us through," Johnson said.
Currently, the U.S. Drought Monitor rates Eagle County as "extreme," or a level 3, the second-to-worst drought rating behind "exceptional," which is a 4. A year ago, Eagle County was rated "abnormally dry," or 0 on the 0-4 scale.
"We weathered all of that dryness through the summer, through the fall, but there was not enough precipitation (after that), " Johnson said, adding that the Upper Colorado River Basin has been rated a 2 or 3 on the U.S. Drought Monitor since last June.
So is it big news to pass the dismal snowpack totals of last season? Sort of.
"We're still about 20 percent below normal. But with an active week next week and hopefully continuing into mid-April, we shouldn't slip any further and may actually make up a little ground," said snow forecaster Joel Gratz, a meteorologist who runs the powder forecasting site www.opensnow.com.
Making up some ground is possible, but making up enough ground to get Eagle County out of a drought between now and the start of summer isn't likely. The Vail Mountain snowpack telemetry (SNOTEL) station just passed last season's totals last week, Johnson said.
The current basin-wide totals put the local snowpack at 78 percent of normal, and 118 percent of last year.
But last season the snowpack accumulation peaked March 4-8 before declining for the rest of the year, while the snowpack accumulation this season is still rising. It could start to decline any day, or it could continue to rise into April. The average peak date for the Upper Colorado River Basin is April 10.
"Is March a lot different than last year? Yes, and that's great, but it's not going to negate where we're at," Johnson said. "We're still very much in this drought."
The National Resources Conservation Service said earlier this month that "unless Colorado sees weather patterns in March that bring well above average snowfall and precipitation to the state, there will not be much relief from the current drought conditions."
Streamflow forecasts as of March 1, the most current data, show "well below normal volumes for this spring and summer in all the major river basins in Colorado," according to the Conservation Service. Reservoir storage across the state was 71 percent of average as of March 1.
Vail Mountain reported 20 inches of snow in the last 7 days as of Tuesday morning, but it's still not enough for local drought relief.
"We're anticipating a tough fire season again," Johnson said, adding that the Water District is already working on spreading its message to the community about how to best handle the drought and conserve water, especially outdoor uses like watering lawns and washing cars.


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(a) Prior to commencing studies in a licensed school, a student shall acquire a student registration issued by the board.
(b) An applicant for a student registration shall present satisfactory evidence that he or she meets the following conditions:
(1) Is enrolled as a student in a licensed school;
(2) Is of good moral character;
(3) Has paid the required fee;
(4) Has presented a certificate of health issued by a licensed physician; and
(5) Is a citizen of the United States or is eligible for employment in the United States.
(c) The student registration is good during the prescribed period of study for the student.
(d) The student may perform acts constituting barbering, barber permanent waving, cosmetology, aesthetics or nail care in a school under the general supervision of a master or certified instructor.
Note: WV Code updated with legislation passed through the 2015 Regular Session
The WV Code Online is an unofficial copy of the annotated WV Code, provided as a convenience. It has NOT been edited for publication, and is not in any way official or authoritative.


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FUSE-compliant file system implementation mechanism.
MacFUSE is a FUSE-Compliant File System Implementation Mechanism for Mac OS X. MacFUSE implements a mechanism that makes it possible to implement a fully functional file system in a user-space program on Mac OS X (10.4 and above). It aims to be API-compliant with the FUSE (Filesystem in USErspace) mechanism that originated on Linux. Therefore, many existing FUSE file systems become readily usable on Mac OS X. The core of MacFUSE is in a dynamically loadable kernel extension.
How FUSE-compliant is MacFUSE? Well, enough so that many popular FUSE file systems can be easily compiled and work on Mac OS X--often out of the box. Examples of file systems that work have been tested (to varying degrees) include sshfs, ntfs-3g (read/write NTFS), ftpfs (read/write FTP), wdfs (WebDAV), cryptofs, encfs, bindfs, unionfs, beaglefs (yes, including the entire Beagle paraphernalia), and so on.
Now the first version of NTFS wrtiteable filesystem is available: http://osx.iusethis.com/app/ntfs-3g
Required OS: 10.5
Tags: macfuse , filesystem , ntfs
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STILL having issues with AppFresh! I have the Tuxera-built version 2.2.1 installed—the newest version I could find mention of anywhere, and the current version on iusethis—but AppFresh is saying my installed version is 1.0 and the latest available is 2.1.7.
I'm guessing this problem will persist until OSXFUSE becomes available to pick up where Mr. Singh left off with MacFUSE.
After using it for two years, I've uninstalled MacFuse (and, consequently, Expandrive, which requires it to run).
MacFuse currently is not thread safe, which is a requirement in 64bit Snow Leopard. While 2.1.7 may compile and run, you will eventually run into issues if you have a lot of file I/O going on. Right now the main developer of MacFuse is on to other projects, and there has not been much movement on 64bit support.
Considering how many commercial products depend on MacFuse, I guess a lot of people are hoping it will come back on board at some point. I can do without it using a combination of Transmit, Coda and S3Hub.
yup: this version is still being misreported.
More confusion from AppFresh ... it says I have v1.0 installed and I have 2.1.5 Beta installed. This is a 32-bit ONLY PrefPane.
Version 2.0.3 is a 32-bit binary, requiring System Preferences to be run in 32-bit mode (in Snow Leopard). This is probably why AppFresh is misreporting it.
I excluded some files, I want them to show again? how do I do it? Thanks,
i am on snow leopard, and appfresh seems to think that i have v1.0 installed, but i have 2.0.3,2...
is it macfuse, appfresh or snow leo that is causing this?
@ geira
From a brief search on GoogleGroups, it sounds like at least the PicasawebFS add-on was just made as a tech demo, and not for public consumption. Maybe if you emailed Amit he'd let you try it out.
Anyone managed to find binaries for PicasawebFS, DocsFS and RSSFS? All I can find on Google are links to Amit's video.
It works, but transfer speeds are really slow for me. about 1MB/s is all I can get.
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Autism in the News – Tuesday, 09.28.10
PPACA: Commenters Ask for Commonsense Limits (National Underwriter)
Affordable Care Act implementation guidelines should let insurers and health plans impose sensible limits on use of medical services. Commenters representing insurers, insurance producers and health plans have made that argument in comment letters now posted on the website of the Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA). Read more.
Autism Radio UK will "benefit hundreds" (UK)
It's claimed that a niche radio station dedicated to the subject of autism will benefit hundreds of people. Autism Radio UK broadcasts from studios in North Staffordshire, and is believed to be the first project of its kind in the UK. Read more.
Rain Fails to Dampen Philanthropy at Kresge Krew Event (Kingsport, Tenn.)
The Kresge Krew Charity Pro-Am returned to Ridgefields Country Club for the second straight year on Monday and for the second time in as many years, the PGA pros in town to raise money for Autism Awareness had to dodge raindrops while raising money for the charity created by Cliff Kresge and his wife, Kingsport-native. Read more.
Boy with autism tapped as Oktoberfest royalty (La Crosse Tribune)
Jonah Cowgill was 19 months old when he stopped. He stopped talking and would go off on his own. He stopped playing with his toys. "Within two weeks he disappeared," his mother, Shelly Cowgill, said. Read more.
Autistic Teen Clings to Life After Stabbing (Modesto, Calif)
Neighbors of the mother accused of repeatedly stabbing her autistic son say they had only known the suspect as a devoted mother and autism activist who loved her son more than anything. Read more.
September 28, 2010 at 11:28 am
I wanted to send a sincere Thank You to AutismSpeaks for the work they've done and the support they've provided in the autism community. Thanks in large part to the work of AutismSpeaks, autism is now better accepted and understood by society at large!
Mark Zulewski


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OAKLAND -- The Warriors didn't close the door when they had the chance. And this time, the first time all season, it came back to bite them. Specifically, the Black Mamba did.
Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant scored six of his game-high 34 points in overtime to help the Lakers steal a 118-115 win at Oracle Arena. The Warriors had won 15 straight when entering the fourth quarter with a lead. But Saturday they blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead.
"They started making shots and we didn't take care of the basketball," said head coach Mark Jackson, whose team had five of its 19 turnovers in the fourth quarter. "You look back and realize that one defensive rebound, one well-executed defensive trip, one less turnover, and we are out of here before overtime.
"It's disappointing the way the fourth quarter went. But Kobe Bryant has a history of making good shots. He did that tonight."
The game was as frustrating as it was encouraging. The Lakers (13-14) at full strength -- which they are after Steve Nash returned to the lineup Saturday -- are expected to be a title contender. Yet, Saturday, Golden State looked like the better team.
The nail-biting loss to their Pacific Division bullies stings. But in many ways, it lends credence to the Warriors' contention that they are a legit playoff contender.
They will get the chance to prove it as eight of their next 11 games are against playoff-caliber teams.
"We're ready," point guard Stephen Curry said after totaling 20 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, four steals and four turnovers. "These kind of experiences are tough to deal with but they do make you better if you're paying attention to what we wrong.
"I think we understand what went wrong in the fourth quarter. We could have games like these every single night, on the road or at home, and we'll be able to battle."
The somber postgame locker room was a product of the Warriors believing they gave one away. Again.
Golden State (18-10) played with the tempo, energy and resilience that have defined their season. But they also went dark long enough to fuel their opponents' comeback.
If it wasn't turnovers, it was settling for quick jumpers. If it wasn't blown defensive assignments, it was Jackson opting not to call a momentum-killing timeout.
When they had the Lakers on the ropes, the Warriors didn't put them away. That's been a problem all season. But unlike against the teams, the Lakers had too many weapons.
"We just learned that if you mess around and allow a team like that -- which has tremendous firepower -- hang around, these are the type of results that can happen," said guard Jarrett Jack, who exploded for 29 points and 11 assists.
Golden State's 88-74 lead early in the fourth quarter was erased when Bryant hit a 3-pointer over Warriors rookie Harrison Barnes with 4:28 left. On the ensuing possession, Barnes answered with a turnaround jumper over Bryant.
Lakers guard Jodie Meeks then gave the Lakers a 98-97 lead with a 3-pointer. But Jack answered right back with a 3-pointer of his own. Then, after a Warriors stop, Barnes put the Warriors ahead 102-98 with a left-handed follow dunk that seemed to shake Oracle Arena.
Another Warriors stop nearly led to the Warriors taking total control, but Jack's dagger 3-pointer rimmed out. The Lakers retook the lead on a pair of Dwight Howard free throws, followed by 3-pointer from Steve Nash at the 1:46 mark.
Golden State wasn't down for long, though. Jack let Festus Ezeli, whose turnover led to the Nash 3-pointer, redeem himself with a lob pass. Ezeli dunked it home to put Golden State back ahead by one.
Barnes got a steal, but missed the layup. Bryant then put the Lakers up 105-104 with a jumper from the wing.
Lee answered with a jumper from 17 feet, putting Golden State up 106-105. But the Lakers scored again. Golden State somehow left Metta World Peace open for a corner 3-pointer. He nailed it, putting the Warriors down 108-106 with 24.1 seconds left.
Jack, however, knocked down a 20-footer to tie the game at 108 with 14.9 seconds left.
Golden State got the stop it needed to force overtime.
Howard opened the overtime with a follow-dunk. After a missed 3-pointer by Curry, Bryant connected on a turnaround jumper to put the Warriors down 112-108.
Jack answered with a jumper. But Bryant responded immediately with a pull-up at the 2:22 mark, putting Golden State down four.
Klay Thompson cut it to two again, but Bryant came right back with a fadeaway.
A 3-pointer by Curry with 33 seconds left cut the Lakers lead to a point. But Lakers point guard Nash drilled a step-back jumper to put the Warriors down by a 3-pointer with 8.8 seconds left.


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Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 85(g). Registration of Private Civil Litigation Evaluators.
(1) Application For Registration as a Private Civil Litigation Evaluator. The Administrative Director of the Courts will compile a roster of private civil litigation evaluators. Persons interested in being placed on this list must submit an application to the Administrative Director of the Courts on a form prescribed by the Supreme Court. Applicants shall furnish, in addition to information relating to the applicant, proof that the applicant possesses the qualifications for registration on the Supreme Court's list of private civil case evaluators as set forth in this rule. An applicant shall also be required to identify his or her area(s) of legal expertise and experience.
(2) Qualifications of Private Civil Litigation Evaluators. In order for a person to be placed on the Supreme Courtís roster of private civil litigation evaluators, a person must certify by application that he or she is an active member of the Idaho State Bar in good standing and has held such membership for a minimum period of seven (7) years; or is a justice or judge who has retired from the Idaho judiciary or who has been designated a senior judge by the Idaho Supreme Court pursuant to Sections 1-2005 or 1-2221, Idaho Code. In addition, an applicant must be familiar with the Small Lawsuit Resolution Act (Section 7-1501 et seq., Idaho Code) and the rules, practice and procedures of the Idaho Supreme Court governing proceedings in the district courts of the State of Idaho; and have the background experience and training to fairly, impartially and competently evaluate a civil case pursuant to the provisions of the Small Lawsuit Resolution Act.
(3) Roster of Civil Litigation Evaluators. The roster maintained by the Administrative Director of the Courts shall indicate, in addition to other information, the county or counties in which evaluators will accept appointments. The Administrative Director shall publish a copy of the roster, including information relating to the evaluator, on the Idaho Supreme Courtís website.
(4) Oath of Evaluator. In each case, prior to undertaking an evaluation, a private civil litigation evaluator must sign a written oath that he or she will faithfully and impartially discharge the obligations and duties of an evaluator in a timely manner as prescribed by law, and to represent that he or she does not have a conflict of interest regarding the parties or the subject matter of the dispute that would prevent him or her from rendering a fair and impartial opinion in the dispute. The oath of the evaluator shall be filed with the clerk of the court and shall be substantially in the following form:
I,________________________________ , hereby accept appointment as evaluator in the above-captioned case.
I certify that I meet the qualifications of an evaluator, and shall timely and impartially discharge my obligations and duties as an evaluator. I have been informed of the identities of the parties to the case and the subject matter of the dispute and I have no conflict of interest or any bias that would prevent me from rendering a fair and impartial opinion in the dispute.
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