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ALTOONA - Matt DeBenedetto and Conner Saltzer ran up against a familiar foe Friday when they fell in the semifinals to Altoona's Ryan Good and Chad Allender in the District 6 Class AAA tennis doubles tournament.
After faltering against the Altoona duo to the tune of a 6-2, 6-3 regular-season loss Thursday, the Huskies again ran into trouble against the No. 1 seed team Friday, 6-1, 6-0.
Prior to that, the Mifflin County pair had topped Hollidaysburg's Emre Cardakali and Josh Cobler with a 7-3 tiebreaker in the first set and a 6-3 win in the second.
DeBenedetto and Saltzer were the No. 4 seed in the tournament, while teammates Cody Donaldson and Nate Koller went unseeded.
Donaldson and Koller cruised through the round of 16 - they didn't give up a single game to Seth Wert and Kline Williams - but dropped out in the quarterfinals when No. 3 seed Matt and Seth Wherley of State College routed the Huskies, 6-0, 6-3.
Juniata 3, Carson Long 2;
Juniata 5, Carson Long 0
MIFFLINTOWN - The Juniata tennis team swept a doubleheader with Carson Long 3-2 and 5-0 Friday to move to 7-1 on the season.
Brad Strawser turned in two wins for the Indians, beating both Omar Jamai and James McCloskey of Carson Long.
Juniata (7-1) will face Huntingdon on Monday in the District 6 Class AA team tournament.
Mifflin County 5, Central Dauphin 2
HARRISBURG - Peyton Reesman pitched five solid innings and earned the win for Mifflin County as the Huskies defeated Central Dauphin 5-2 on Friday at Central Dauphin High School.
The Huskies' sophomore lefty worked around some first-inning trouble and went on to strike out eight Rams on the day.
"The big key was Peyton Reesman throwing a really nice game," Mifflin County coach Travis Zook said. "After the first, he just breezed though."
The Huskies got doubles from John Michael Maclay and Isaiah Kearns and RBIs from Kearns, Heath Hidlay, Isaac Strohecker and two from Hunter Walker.
Reesman also got some help from reliever Blayz Shartzer, who used a double play ground ball to get out of a bases-loaded jam in the bottom of the seventh to earn the save.
Zook was happy with the continued resurgence the offense has shown in recent days.
"We had nine hits, so we're still hitting the ball well," Zook said. "(Today it was) pitching, defense and batting. It all really came together today. The kids are playing really well."
Mifflin County (7-5, 7-4 Mid-Penn) will host Carlisle on Monday.
Midd-West 10, Montoursville 7
MONTOURSVILLE - Shane Connahan went 2-for-2 and homered for Midd-West as the?Mustangs disposed of Montoursville 10-7 on Friday in a Heartland Athletic Conference baseball game at Montoursville High School.
Aaron Sharp earned the win for the Mustangs and Alex Hackenberg picked up the save.
Five Midd-West played produced multiple hits including Connahan and Luke Zimmerman.
The Mustangs (11-2, 6-2) will be back in action on Monday when they host Mifflinburg.
Tyrone 1, Mount Union 0
TYRONE - Mount Union had its chances to score, but didn't convert in a 1-0 loss to Tyrone on Friday.
The Trojans - who only had three hits against Tyrone pitcher Jordan Miller - squandered a bases-loaded opportunity in the fifth and also missed a scoring opportunity in the seventh, and that opened the door for the Golden Tigers when an error allowed Zack Soellner to stay on the bases in the bottom of the seventh, eventually to be brought home on a sacrifice fly to left.
"We had opportunities. We had the bases loaded in the fifth inning," Mount Union coach Nick Imperioli said.
Mount Union pitcher Klayton Heffner took the loss, going the distance with five strikeouts and five hits.
The Trojans (9-3) begin a long, five-game week Monday when they travel to Central Cambria.
East Juniata 11, Greenwood 0
MILLERSTOWN - East Juniata jumped on Greenwood starter Mitch Taylor and beat the Wildcats 11-0 in a Tri-Valley League baseball game at Greenwood High School on Friday.
Mason Hambright started the game for East Juniata and earned the win with three shutout innings.
Hambright got some help from Nick Lorenz and his offense.
Lorenz hit a two-run homer and Dalton Rowe went 2-for-3 and knocked in three runs in the win.
Mount Union 12, McConnellsburg 1
McCONNELLSBURG - Liza Feagley was racking up the numbers for the Mount Union softball team on Friday against McConnellsburg.
In addition to gaining the 12-1 win from the circle, Feagley hit two homers, collected five RBIs and went 3-for-5 to lead the Trojans to the non-conference win.
"We really hit. Liza obviously had a great night. I was really happy to see Reegan McCaulley hit and Gabby Morder as well," Mount Union coach Matt Fiscus said.
McCaulley had three RBIs and Morder went 3-for-4 with a double and one RBI.
The Trojans (12-2) travel to Claysburg-Kimmel on Monday. The teams will complete the remainder of a game suspended earlier in the season, then will play the regularly scheduled game immediately afterward.
Track and field
Boys: Greenwood 107, East Juniata 43
Girls: Greenwood 109, East Juniata 40
MILLERSTOWN - Sweeps were the name of the game Friday as both the boys and girls Greenwood track and field teams took a win over Tri-Valley League opponent East Juniata.
The Wildcat girls topped East Juniata, 109-40, taking first place in all but four events. Greenwood was paced by Taylor Hartman with first-place finishes in every jumping event, plus two individual wins apiece from Jordyn Sorber and Hattie Kuhns.
The Wildcats were also greedy about second- and third-place spots, sweeping the 200-meter dash, the 3,200 and the pole vault en route to the win. There was no point awarded for third place in the 3,200, accounting for the 149 point total between the two teams.
On the boys side, the Wildcats were also triumphant with a 107-43 victory.
The boys swept the 100-meter dash, the 1,600, the triple jump and the pole vault, while Hunter Miller and Tyler Fegley each had two individual first-place fineshes apiece.
David Brantley was the big winner for the Tigers, taking first in two track events and the long jump. Teammate Justin Murphy won the 400 and the high jump.
Greenwood will travel to the Stan Morgan Invitational today, while East Juniata makes the trip to Penns Valley on Monday.
Junior High
*Softball: Mount Union 17, McConnellsburg 0 (5 innings). Darian Walker got the win with seven strikeouts and one hit. Taylor Fortney went 3-for-3 with two doubles while Sarah Gearhart went 2-for-3 with one double.


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With some of the summer's most stifling heat lingering over the Kansas City area this week, people in Raytown are watching out for each other.
Meals on Wheels volunteers deliver food and ask important questions to people in the community. For some people, the conversation with the volunteer is the only interaction of the day.
"While they're there, they kind of ask, you know, 'Is everything OK?' Kind of to check to see if it's cool and not extremely hot in the house," said Bob Smith of Raytown Meals on Wheels. "You can tell by just opening the door."
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Yesterday I posted about Sean Avery's support of the Human Rights Campaign's "New Yorkers for Marriage Equality Campaign."
Well apparently, Todd Reynolds, vice president of Uptown Sports Management, which represents players such as Mike Fisher of the Nashville Predators, Jonathan Bernier of the Los Angeles Kings, Carlo Colaiacovo of the St. Louis Blues, Dustin Jeffrey of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Chris Neil of the Ottawa Senators, wasn't a big fan of Avery's endorsement as he sent out these scathing tweets (via Puck Daddy)…
Greg Wyshyski at Puck Daddy adds this on Reynolds who went on a Canadian radio program to defend himself after the tweets…
"Reynolds went on to say that when it comes to certain rights at the heart of the marriage equality debate — child custody, hospital visitation rights — he believes there are other alternatives beyond marriage that can satisfy those needs for same-sex couples."
…this is a hockey blog so I'm not going to get into the whole gay marriage debate, but what I don't like is someone hijacking an issue for personal gain. Reynolds wasn't asked to comment on the issue and he felt for some reason he needed to go out of his way to criticize Avery, who was asked to be a part of the campaign, for his beliefs. Hey jerk, why don't you just stay out of everyone elses business and worry about getting yourself more than five clients.
As a sign of support for Avery the Rangers tweeted out his video message in support of same sex marriage.
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Whether you are working to beat a deadline or just kill a lot of zombies, losing track of the outside is easy. EarthDesk, especially if you have multiple displays, is a great way keep an eye on the world beyond your Mac.
Xeric Design has released EarthDesk 6 and, among other things, this whole number update is OS X Mountain Lion compatible.
What's new:
• All new city database with additional data
• Displays the current sun and moon positions
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• Creates named collections of settings (presets)
• Adjustable slider for night shadow darkness
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Previously, EarthDesk would noticeably slow down my 2007 iMac with 3GB RAM and that issue now appears to have been fixed. Also, though I could be misremembering, this version is the first to include the city where I live — Erie, PA — and being included is always a nice touch.
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So what: The for-profit educator said earnings per share came in at $0.80, much better than estimates at $0.55, though that was down from $1.83 a year ago. Revenues also dropped 17.6% to $259.4 million, but that was still better than the consensus at $251.9 million. Management did not provide commentary in the earnings release, but there was one bright spot despite the drop in profits and sales. New student enrollment, a key industry figure, increased 5.2% in the quarter, indicating that the company may be reversing its recent enrollment decline. Overall enrollment still drove 7.1%, driving down income.
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By Express News Service - BANGALORE
Published: 18th September 2013 07:53 AM
Last Updated: 18th September 2013 07:53 AM
Upgradation of infrastructure undertaken by the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM) will result in many scheduled power cuts over the next 10-12 days. The cuts, which are scheduled for maintenance work, began on Monday and are expected to continue till the end of September.
On Monday and Tuesday, power supply was affected in Mahalakshmi Layout, Banashankari, Rajarajeshwari Nagar, NGEF, Hessaraghatta, Vrushabhavati, Kadugodi, HAL and also in the central business district.
Most of the work is the charging of aerial bunched (AB) cables which have been laid and the laying of new ones, work on which began in June. The AB cables are expected to decrease the chances of electrocution. BESCOM is also implementing the Distribution Automation System (DAS) in the city on a war-footing and also cites this as one of the reasons for the power cuts.
Officials said that a lot of applications had been filed for obtaining a line clear (LC) in order to carry out work. The DAS work is expected to be completed by September. It will allow for isolation of problems and better response times in restoration of power.
On Wednesday, power cuts are scheduled for Shivahalli, BEML Layout, RR Nagar, Chandra Layout, Kadugodi, Adugodi, Hoody and other places. A schedule of power cut timings is available on the BESCOM website at www.bescom.org/lc
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UNESCO Reports on New Model for Estimating Coastline Erosion from Sea Level Rise
10 September 2012: The Institute for Water Education of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO-IHE) has highlighted recent findings that coastline erosion resulting from rising sea levels is much greater than previously estimated. Researchers from UNESCO-IHE, the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) and the Deltares Institute found that the previously used model, known as the Bruun effect, did not consider erosion in inlet areas, such as river mouths and estuaries.
Inlet areas are affected by factors other than sea-level rise, such as changes in rainfall due to climate change.
According to UNESCO-IHE, the research team used a model developed by scientist Rosh Ranasinghe to include these additional details of the landscape. The model was applied to four different coastlines in two countries, Viet Nam and Australia. UNESCO says the outcomes are valuable to coastal management and planning.
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Richard and Joyce Ziegenfuss, of Saugus, recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary with family and friends at Wolf Creek Restaurant & Brewing Co. in Valencia.
Given it was their 65th anniversary, and that Richard has always been involved with automobiles, you can forgive the comparison to going more than 65 mph — especially since the couple continues keep the pedal pressed down. While they may not have lived life in the fast lane they have covered a lot of miles together, both literally and figuratively, and have, at times, driven each other crazy. But they got over it.
"You don't sweat the small stuff," Joyce says. "The big things you can work out. The small things are what get you in trouble. Just get on with today. Like my mother used to say, 'Who is going to care in 100 years?'"
Who is driving and who is riding shotgun in this marriage might be open to interpretation, but it would seem Joyce is the driver, because Richard quipped that his method for a happy marriage is to "make like you're deaf."
All kidding aside, the Ziegenfuss' have found a way to travel life's long highway together and to have fun doing it.
All in the family
Richard, 86, grew up in Marlow, Okla., where Joyce (80 next month) also had family members. The fact is, the two are third cousins. Beyond that, Richard's older brother later married Joyce's mother.
"You can't badmouth the relatives because they belong to you both," Richard notes.
Joyce grew up in Inglewood. But, when she was 9, her family took a trip to Marlow, where she met Richard, then 15.
"I thought he was the cutest thing I'd ever seen," she says.
Off to sea and back
Richard worked at a rock crushing plant until he was drafted into the Navy in 1943. He spent two years in the Navy on a landing craft support ship. His crew manned a 40 mm antiaircraft gun with the primary purpose of shooting down kamikazes. However, Richard was also the ship's baker.
"My mom taught me about cooking," he says.
When he got out of the service in 1946, the two again met at a family get together in Sun Valley, where Joyce then lived.
"His eyes lit up when he saw me because I'd grown up," Joyce says.
As they put it, "One thing led to another," and they had their first date in Venice that year. (Friends took them back to Venice to celebrate their
2011 anniversary.)
The couple's dating was mostly at the former Bob's Big Boy in Burbank on San Fernando Road, which naturally involved cars and cruising.
Joyce and Richard married in Las Vegas in 1947, as she was only 15 and he was 21. "My mother had to sign that I was 16," Joyce says. But the marriage was then legal in California.
Working through
The couple began having children right away (three daughters, eventually), and Joyce became a homemaker. At first, Richard worked with his brother in an automotive shop. Always trying to improve his situation, he then worked for Southern California Gas in Van Nuys for about six years. "I was running a 15-man crew. I did field maps that they made blueprints from for housing tracts," he says.
After a very brief attempt at pumping gas, Joyce's first job was working for J.C. Penney in San Fernando in 1951.
The couple moved to Saugus in 1960 and, with the help of his veteran status, bought a home for $14,700. "Nothing down and only $99 a month," Richard says proudly. They bought their current Saugus home in 1980.
Joyce worked as an inspector for Electrol from 1960 until 1982, when the company moved. In 1984, she went to work for local chiropractor Dr. Rodney Cummings. "It was the best job I ever had. I loved the people," she says. She retired from that in 1995.
Richard went back into the automotive repair business for General Motors during the early 1960s and then, later, Ford sent him to automatic transmission school. His knowledge and his willingness to help everyone made him quite popular. And through all these years he was always "improving" his own automobiles, which sometimes got them into jams with other car enthusiasts and police.
Eventually, Richard went to work for Newhall-Valencia Plumbing, where he retired at age 70.
In addition to cars, the couple's hobbies included camping and waterskiing, sometimes with groups as large as 80. "I taught half the kids in Newhall to water-ski," he says.
"And he worked on their cars," Joyce notes.
These days
With nine grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild, the Ziegenfuss' obviously have a large family. However, two of their daughters now live in Oklahoma, and one in the state of Washington. Even so, the couple thinks they will stay right where they are, as they have all their connections and a lot of friends here in town.
They are both members of the Questers club, involved with the collection, preservation and restoration of antiques (He's the gofer," Joyce says), and they are both docents at Heritage Junction.
Party on
At their anniversary party at Wolf Creek, the Ziegenfuss arrived in a limousine, and during the party their daughters took turns honoring them, including noting how they were a testament to making a marriage work.
Joyce wasn't so sure about that honor. "We started young and kind of grew on each other," she said. "We never had any thought of leaving each other, and we never thought about making it 65 years. We understood each other and if we got out of line, we worked it out."
"It's less expensive to keep them (wives) than to get rid of them," Richard teased.
And Joyce added one final tip on making a marriage work. "You don't always have to tell the whole truth. There are shades of gray," she says.
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A first of its kind in the nation safety drill is set for Tuesday evening at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant. The drill will last three to six hours.
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The exercise will simulate what the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency is calling a "hostile action" at the plant.
A Three Mile Island representative said law enforcement will take part and people living near the nuclear plant may see emergency vehicles coming and going, but the sirens will not go off.
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Before a note was played, the pair took the renovated stage together. One represented the recent past. The other, a hopeful future.
Former Stanhope House owner Richie Urmston stood at the center microphone. Jon Klein, the new face of the storied old roadhouse, sat to his right. Together, they drank a toast to one of the room's favorite characters: C.T. Tucker, leader of Blue Sparks from Hell, who rocked the Stanhope House annually on Thanksgiving Eve for decades, and who died of lymphoma in January. In Tucker's name, Urmston baptized the new stage, letting a drop of beer fall from his fingertip to the tigerskin-patterned carpet.
Then Klein, the musician-turned-clubowner who rescued the House from two years of limbo, plugged in and blessed the room with blues.
They called it a soft opening, but patrons were partying hard. Serbian-born electric guitarist Ana Popovic headlined the reopening show, performing two lengthy sets of scalding blues-rock and riffing into the morning hours. Klein's band, the Jon Klein Combine, opened, setting the tone with an entertaining batch of covers and originals. The show climaxed with the affable 65-year-old bluesman taking a celebratory spin of his own on the dance floor.
Klein, who has performed at the Stanhope House many times, authored the latest chapter in the history of a concert space that has hosted dozens of his musical heroes, including Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters.
Klein and his partners — booking agent Eugene Foley and chefs Anthony and Toby Sibona of Hot Rods Real Pit BBQ in Wharton — see themselves as guardians of that tradition. They've restored the Stanhope House accordingly. The ancient stained-glass windows and tin ceilings haven't been touched. They have, however, moved the bar back to its original location, freeing up floor space for drinking and dinner seating. They've buffed the floor to a shine not seen in the Sussex County roadhouse in years. The sound system and light kits are new, and the tigerskin print covers the benches that line the dance floor as well as the performing area.
While the renovation wasn't radical, visitors were still impressed.
"It's not so rough for a roadhouse," said Christina Simons of Netcong. Like many locals — including Stanhope mayor Diana Kuncken, who stopped in to deliver a brief speech — she's rooting hard for the new venture. Nightlife options are scarce in northwest New Jersey, and the revitalized club promises to bring back blues, jazz, and rock heavyweights to Sussex County.
Kim Barlow had never been to Stanhope House before. But once she heard about the reopening, she circled the date.
"There's really not much to do up here," said the graphic artist from Allamuchy Township, who hadn't heard Popovic's music. "I would've come tonight no matter who was supposed to play. It's just great to have a place to dance."
Popovic didn't let her down. Even her down-tempo numbers were danceable. The guitarist, who treats her songs as jumping-off points for her lengthy and often dazzling instrumental excursions, cited Stevie Ray Vaughan as an idol, and her feedback-drenched tone often resembled his. "Navajo Moon," which bordered on jazz-rock, featured a towering, fluid solo spiked with rapid-fire riffs. Her right foot was nearly as deft as her fingers, and her frequent work with her wah-wah pedal pushed her set toward mild psychedelia.
She was able to shoot the works with confidence because her backing band matches her skill and her attention to traditionalist detail. Dutch bassist Ronald Jonker nearly stole the show with a five-minute solo that whipped around like a loose caboose.
Popovic is not a great singer, and the club's P.A. system, getting its trial run, didn't help her out — the vocals were not as crisp as they should have been. But it takes a hard heart to resist American blues sung with a mild Serbian accent.
The Jon Klein Combine opened its hour-long set with a raucous take on the Righteous Brothers' "My Babe." The bluesman took the lead part; his son Matt sang harmony. The younger Klein, who plays guitar in the Combine, seems to appreciate the famous roadhouse as much as his dad does. The pair performed an original, "The United States of Blues," that was dedicated to the family's new acquisition. As the smell of barbecued ribs and fresh-poured suds filled the air, Klein sang with his arms spread wide, as if he intended to embrace the building and everything it represents.
"There's so much history in this place," said Klein, later. "I just want to do it justice."
Coming to the Stanhope House
Friday: Jeffrey Gaines
Saturday: Mikey Junior
Aug. 19: The Robert Ross Band
Aug. 20: Custard Pie
Aug. 21: The Bonesmen
The Stanhope House is at 45 Main St. in Stanhope. Call (973) 347-7777 or visit stanhopehousenj.com.


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PAIA - The state Commission on Water Resource Management has scheduled decision-making on applications for existing use withdrawal permits from Na Wai Eha for April 20 to 21, but at a hearing Wednesday, almost all parties asked the commission to go slow.
Existing users are asking for a total of 61 million gallons a day from the Iao, Waihee, Waiehu and Waikapu streams. Almost all the 125 applications have been challenged. The hearing was to allow challengers and applicants to state their cases.
Not nearly as much as 61 mgd is available, but there could be even less than the 42 mgd to 55 mgd estimated by Wailuku Water Co., which manages the delivery system.
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Neal Fujiwara, a member of the state Commission on Water Resource Management, asks a question Wednesday afternoon as fellow commissioner Sumner Erdman listens. The meeting at the Paia Community Center was for challengers and applicants to state their cases on proposed existing use withdrawal permits from Na Wai Eha, the four waters of Iao, Waihee, Waiehu and Waikapu streams.
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That's because the commission earlier directed that about 14 mgd be returned to the streams. But that in-stream flow standard order is being appealed.
Should the courts order the commission to restore even more water, then the shortfall could grow.
Furthermore, holders of certain water rights - dozens, or even hundreds of whom have not applied for withdrawal permits - go to the head of the line, ahead of all other users. And their claims, which go back to the Great Mahele, cannot be extinguished.
So lawyers Pam Bunn and Isaac Moriwake, who have been working for years to restore water to streams and to make sure kuleana users get water, found themselves arguing the decision that is supposed to accomplish that be held back.
Bunn represents the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Moriwake, of Earthjustice, represents Hui O Na Wai Eha and the Maui Tomorrow Foundation.
Kaneloa and Johanna Kamaunu, who refuse to apply for permits, took an even more extreme position. They claim rights as kuleana owners on both sides of their family in Waihee, and as far as they are concerned, the process is backwards.
"We don't have to get your OK," said Kaneloa Kamaunu, a taro farmer. "The streams should be flowing . . . If the state and county and government agencies want water, they should come to us."
For such a touchy subject, the
hearing was not only mellow but almost invisible. The commission scheduled two full days, and allowed for two more next week, in case of need. But at most a couple of dozen people showed up. Police officers were stationed in each corner of the room for Wednesday afternoon's session, and they almost outnumbered the testifiers.
Commissioner Neal Fujiwara, who chaired the meeting along with Sumner Erdman, finished the morning session at 10:30. It had been scheduled to go until noon.
But although few spoke, those that did handed the commission a full bag of contentious issues. Attorney Paul Mancini, representing Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co., said: "There are no easy solutions." He cautioned the commission that first it must decide how to regulate Na Wai Eha - which means "the four waters" - as one system or as four separate hydrological units.
The choice could have consequences for the day-to-day operation of the distribution system, he said.
But once the approach is decided, Mancini said, some further consequential decisions must be made, even before anybody is given an allocation.
The applications in play are from existing users (new users come at the back of the line), but the 61 mgd they are asking for is not necessarily available, Mancini said.
He warned that taking monthly or yearly flow averages from the streams could overestimate how much water can really be harvested. In Iao Stream, for example, the diversions cannot handle more than 20 mgd, but the flow can reach 80 mgd and sometimes much more.
Picking the incorrect approach could "create unnecessary shortages," he said.
For example, Mancini said, suppose an applicant asked for 200,000 gallons per day.
To determine how much is available, the commission could choose a benchmark, or a percentage of a stream's base flow.
Using such a formula, the commission could determine that the applicant would get 50 percent of his request for withdrawal, or 100,000 gallons daily.
Yet, said Mancini, while 200,000 might not be available all the time, more than 100,000 gpd might be available most of the time.
"Looking at the monthly flows or the yearly flow fails to relate an accurate picture of the water that is available," he said.
Besides the still open question - as HC&S and Wailuku Water see it - about how much water is really there, Moriwake raised the issue of mitigation.
He said the Waiahole Ditch decisions made it clear that water diverters must mitigate system losses, and they should do so sooner rather than later, he said. Better reporting is needed to understand the losses and actual availability, he added.
Since the commission is short of resources - a position that Fujiwara and Erdman agreed with - it would not be an efficient use of commission staff to develop a permit regime, only to have the court upend its assumptions.
"I don't see any magic in April," the month designated for decision-making, Moriwake said. "The parties should consider taking it slow here."
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text: Fed Cup Gallery: Varvara's Breakthrough Italy may have won the war, but Varvara Lepchenko won a very big battle - she beat Sara Errani in the reverse singles for her first Top 10 win. See photos from the Fed Cup weekend here. Published February 10, 2013 12:00 Dominika Cibulkova congratulated Jana Cepelova after a marathon singles victory on Sunday. Slovakia would end up dominating the singles portion, 3-1, and advancing past Serbia. Russia and Japan were tied 2-2 before Elena Vesnina and Ekaterina Makarova won the doubles. Maria Kirilenko edged Kimiko Date-Krumm Saturday in what turned out to be an important point. The first round tie between the Italians and the Americans really went down to the wire. Varvara Lepchenko scored the USA's point on Day 1, winning a marathon with Roberta Vinci. And on Day 2 Lepchenko rose up again, beating Sara Errani to score the USA's second point. Having cracked the Top 20 last fall, Lepchenko's win over Errani was her first Top 10 victory. In the end the Italians came out on top though, Errani and Vinci winning the doubles rubber. Italy will face the Czech Republic in the semifinals, with Russia taking on Slovakia. Topics: 2013, fed cup first round, tournaments, news, photos or videos, jana cepelova, daniela hantuchova, dominika cibulkova, elena vesnina, ekaterina makarova, maria kirilenko, varvara lepchenko, liezel huber, roberta vinci, sara errani [+] More Share this page! Print Email Related photos Moscow Gallery: Russian Pride October 19, 2014 Moscow resident Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova delighted the locals by being crowned at the Kremlin Cup on Sunday. Montréal Gallery: Radwanska Rejoices August 11, 2014 Agnieszka Radwanska had plenty to celebrate at the Rogers Cup after defeating the resurgent Venus Williams in the final. Montréal Gallery: Off-Court Happenings August 06, 2014 Off-court activities during the early days of the 2014 Rogers Cup have included visits to the USANA booth and Cirque du Soleil. To The Top 3


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Why 'Chained CPI' Will Hurt Debt-Reduction In The Long Term
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Joseph Greco, managing director with brokerage firm Meridian Equity Partners Inc., weighs in with IBTimes TV's Jessica Menton about whether or not "chained CPI" will reduce debt-reduction in the long term. The Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) March minutes were released Wednesday which revealed that several Federal Reserve officials said the central bank should begin reducing its quantitative easing program later this year and stop it by year end. The minutes were from the March 19-20 meeting, about two weeks prior to last weeks disappointing March jobs report. How will last week's non-farm payrolls report alter the Fed's decision of when to reduce asset purchases? "Well, the market's already spoken, and surprisingly it's spoken to the upside. No surprise that there are still some hawkish members of the Fed," Greco said. "I think at this point the market is actually what's leading us and interpreting the decision there," he added. Also on Wednesday, U.S. President Barack Obama sent the blueprint for his 2014 budget proposal to Congress and included "chained CPI" in the spending plan, which would slow the rate of growth for Social Security benefits. Will a change to the way inflation is measured actually help debt-reduction? "From a pure mathematical sense, it will definitely help debt reduction to meet the hurdles, the amount of funds or reserves that are going to need to be stored and ultimately paid out to recipients of social security," Greco said. "That will lower that number, so the demand on the assets will be decreased, which is good because as we know its becoming increasingly difficult to meet those demands. So lowering the requirement is helpful. But, like anything else, when you lower that, you are going to have unhappy recipients because the checks are not only going to be lighter, but they may actually at some point, in the near term, become fewer and farther between which means the minimum age for receipt is going to be pushed up. You're going to see people receiving checks later on in life. They're going to have to stay in the workforce longer, which means they're contributing more, but getting less. So that is not really a good long term strategy. I think what it is is a good one year budgetary strategy," he said. After seeing the Dow and S&P 500 rally early in 2013, when will the Fed's stimulus measures also begin to help spur labor market growth? "That's the million dollar question. I wish my Chrystal ball could tell me exactly when that would happen, or maybe the week prior," Greco said. "That's a really good question, but if you dig in to the prior question regarding budget and where money is going to be spent and looking at the jobs program. Looking at the roadways and the bridge and tunnel infrastructure programs that budget allocates money towards. I think all of that speaks volumes towards getting people back to work on the lower band of job skill set and the lowest band of dollars and salaries, but that's also going to then lift up everything else in the middle band which is obviously, ultimately where everything needs to go because that's the largest sector that's going to hit the most and it going to be taxed the most. so we need to see that as a thriving component of our economy and the workforce" he said.
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CBNNews.com - TEL AVIV, Israel - The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) experienced its sharpest decline in eight years Sunday -- 6.3 percent -- following the U.S. Congress' passage of a $700 billion bailout to rescue America's financial industry.
The TASE decline swept across all sectors -- corporate bonds, real estate, technology, with the TA-25 Index down 6.33 percent and the TA-100 Index down 7.08 percent by midday Sunday.
Meanwhile, Foreign Minister and newly elected Kadima party chairwoman Tzipi Livni and Defense Minister and Labor party chairman Ehud Barak met with senior Israeli economists Sunday night to discuss the pros and cons of increases to the 2009 state budget.
One of Barak's demands for joining a Livni-led coalition is an increase in spending in the 2009 state budget by 2.5 percent of the GDP instead of 1.7 percent recommended by the Finance Ministry.
According to a report in The Jerusalem Post, no consensus was reached. Three of the economic experts at the meeting opposed any increased spending at this time, three opposed increased spending period, and only one supported an increase.
"We are moving into a difficult period of time as the global financial crisis is inevitably turning into an economic crisis that will also affect the local economy," Professor Dan Ben-David of Tel Aviv University, who attended the meeting, told the Post.
"But for coalition-building purposes, you don't want to increase budget expenditure," Ben-David said. "This is not the right time to raise the government's expenditure ceiling. In a time of crisis, you need to convey seriousness. This is not the time for petty politics," he said.
Source: The Jerusalem Post
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She may not be the new American Idol – but things haven't ended too badly for Pia Toscano. She just landed a record deal.
The ninth-place Idol finalist has signed to Interscope Records, according to the Hollywood Reporter, and will release hew debut single, "This Time," on July 12. She's also slotted to perform the song as part of the summer's American Idol Love! Tour, which begins July 6 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Toscano, who has been dating Dancing with the Stars pro Mark Ballas, is expected to release the album by the end of the year.
As for its sound, Toscano told PEOPLE earlier this year, "It's definitely going to be big ballads, but there's also going to be those fun up-tempo songs, those dancing songs."
"I feel like on the show people really only saw me in one way," she continued at the time, "and I want to show the world that I can do other things."
After news of her record deal broke, the singer shared her enthusiasm.
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- Aleene's Original Tacky Glue
- Burlap
- Scissors
- Soft embossing pewter
- Circle punch – I used 1/2″
- Die cut machine or rolling pin
- 20 gauge wire
- Chain
- Black silk cord
- Closure finding
- Assorted beads
- Ribbon
- Black acrylic paint
- Permanent marker – I used blue/green
- Dimensional sealer
- Metallic powders
- Wooden skewer
- Cut a piece of embossing pewter and a piece of burlap, twice the size of the pewter. Sandwich the pewter in the burlap and run through a die cut machine, or use a rolling pin to firmly press the burlap into the metal.
- Paint one side of the pewter.
- Wipe the paint off with a dry paper towel to create an antiqued finish. Repeat on the other side. Allow to dry.
- Color the metal with your permanent marker, being careful to use one-way strokes. Going back and forth will pull up the paint.
- Punch out small shapes. Punch holes for stringing. Coat each bead with dimensional sealer on both sides.
- Cut a small piece of burlap 1″ wide. Paint and allow to dry.
- Cut 1/4″ strips to make beads.
- Roll each strip around a skewer. Unwrap the end and put a dab of Aleene's Original Tacky Glue on the end and re-wrap firmly as you twist the bead off of the skewer. Allow to dry.
- Dip your finger or a Q-tip into the metallic powder and rub gently onto surface of the bead.
- Using too much or rubbing too hard will push the powder into the recesses and you won't be able to see the burlap texture.
- I used a ribbon with holes so I could weave the silk cord through. That allowed me to bunch up the ribbon for a full look.
- Attach the burlap and pewter beads with 20 gauge wire. Add accent beads.
- Attach additional chains at different lengths. Both ribbons and decorated chains can be attached to chains with a clasp.
For a comprehensive video tutorial of this project, check out How to Make a Burlap Embossed Necklace and Beads.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A man linked to a $46.5 million Ponzi scheme has agreed to plead guilty and testify against David Wilson McQueen, the government's primary target.
The scheme wiped out life savings of some West Michigan investors.
McQueen, a Byron Township resident, faces a 122-count indictment on charges that include mail fraud, money laundering, conspiracy to defraud and securities fraud in U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids.
The other four defendants in the case have agreed to testify against McQueen, records show.
Jason Eric Juberg has agreed to plead guilty on Thursday, Feb. 13, to the sale of unregistered securities and misprision of a felony for failing to alert authorities about the sale of unregistered securities by agents working for his Portage-based company, American Benefits Concepts, Inc.
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As part of the agreement, charges will be dismissed against his father, Donald Juberg, who also must cooperate with the government.
"In this case, (Jason Juberg), knew that insurance agents working for his agency, American Benefit Concepts, sold millions of dollars of unregistered securities … ," Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Borgula wrote in the plea agreement.
"Defendant did nothing to prevent the sale of those securities, and, gave misleading responses to state regulatory authorities investigating the sale of those securities in order to conceal the crime."
Juberg faces up to five years in prison.
Earlier, Trent Francke, of Byron Township, another key target of the investigation, pleaded guilty to federal charges and agreed to testify against McQueen, his former business partner.
The government said Francke and McQueen had backgrounds in insurance and real estate. They recruited insurance agents with established clients to bring in new investors who would trust the agents, the government said.
Penny Hodge, of Sedona, Ariz., has pleaded guilty to structuring a transaction to avoid a bank having to report a currency moves over $10,000, and failure to file a tax return. John Bertuca, of Coloma, will serve one year and one day in prison for filing a false tax return. They agreed to testify, too.
Borgula said that the trust insurance agents "funneled tens of millions of dollars into the scheme orchestrated by McQueen and Francke."
The bulk of incoming cash went for their personal expenses and to pay returns to early investors, giving the illusion that investments were paying off.
When money was invested, it resulted in "catastrophic losses," Borgula said in court records.
McQueen bought a Fort Lauderdale condominium and his and hers Harley-Davidsons. He took a salary of $100,000 a month while Francke took $35,000 a month, the government said in court records.
McQueen faces an April 1 jury trial.
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I will watch the ever popular shining and also my favorite 1408!
Rose Red, I just love that movie so much.
Halloween and Halloween II, classics.
Shining is a good one in my opinion. But when I saw 1408 mentioned, I thought that was a good suggestion also.
My choice has to be "The Night Flier". Just right for the Witching Hour IMO
Creepshow for me!
Original 'Salem's Lot for me.....always.....every year
I just got done watching Pet Semetary for the first time in many years and I have to nominate that one.
Agree with Flojoe. Creepshow is great, but if you are looking for scary....
I agree with Rose Red, that's a perfect movie for Halloween.
Salem's Lot is the scariest I have ever seen. Not easy to frighten me.
Carrie. The Original.
GntlGnt will like this one
This is scary
I have to agree with Creepshow. It's scary and entertaining! I haven't seen Pet Sematary in years. I might have to find that at the library. Just thinking about it gives me the willies!
Toss my hat in with the Creepshow crowd, oh yes, and the original Salems Lot just for nostalgic purposes. That's a sure fire S.K. All Hallows' double feature right there. Twinkies, root beer, and Pez. Cherry flavored Pez.
Doesn't matter in the slightest it being March--
I'd say Salem's Lot or Pet Sematary might be the best for Halloween.


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Urban legend: Amarillo College is the No. 2-ranked junior college/community college in the state of Texas.
That bit of apparent misinformation has been floating around since the early 1970s when All-American Larry Kenon was roaming the basketball court for the Badgers.
But it's simply not true. It's simply not true because there have never been any kind of rankings like that.
"U.S. News & World Report ranks the universities, but there's no comparable rankings for community colleges,'' said Dr. Paul Matney, vice president and dean of instruction at AC.
"While we would love it if it were true, it's not. But we believe we're an outstanding institution that can stack up with anybody."
Urban truth: AC quietly and efficiently goes about its business in educating 20,000 students each year and equipping them for four-year universities as well as the current technical and medical job force. Few have done it better.
But when there's no athletic program, no vehicle to keep the school consistently in the headlines and in the nightly news, it's so easy to get lost in the West Texas A & M shuffle. It's easy to be overlooked.
"Because it has a different role than a traditional four-year college, AC does get taken for granted some,'' said attorney John Huffaker, former AC board regent. "I would call it though absolutely the jewel of the community.
"For what it brings to Amarillo is absolutely amazing. The number of people served one way or another is just huge. It's in the multi-thousands."
So on those occasions when AC asks Amarillo residents for money - like on Tuesday - it should come with the understanding that the school has a long and proven track record for serving the community in which it resides, that it's fiscally responsible, and there's no other way to get the money.
AC is asking for $68 million in bonds for capital improvements, which equates to an additional $26.66 annually on property taxes per $100,000 value of a home.
I'm not going to tell you how to vote.
If you feel a civic responsibility to vote on this issue, then no one, least of all me, can tell you what to do. But you should know what's at stake.
Committees both within the school and in Amarillo have done their homework, and eventually pared down what once came in at $93 million to a streamlined $68 million.
It would affect the main Washington Street campus, as well as the West, East and Polk Street campuses. It will include construction, renovation and upgrades.
On the main campus, it would include a new science lab building, and renovation of the biology building and Warren Hall.
But the main float in this parade would be the new health sciences building on the West campus that expands the nursing program by nearly 50 percent, which would mean 105 more graduated nurses a year.
It would also include an expanded dental clinic and equipment upgrade.
"The real driver is we need to educate more nurses as quickly as possible," Matney said.
AC supplies almost 90 percent of local dental hygienists and a huge majority of the registered nurses to Baptist St. Anthony's and Northwest Texas hospitals as well as to area medical facilities. A nursing shortage, not only here, but across the state, is looming.
"The benefits are immeasurable for the Panhandle and nursing profession," said Belinda Gibson, vice president of patient services at BSA. "The role of nursing is always expanding, and we need to fill the pipeline, so to speak. AC is instrumental in that.
"Without them, the landscape is totally different. We see nothing in the next three decades to indicate a need for less nurses. As it stands now, we will not come close to filling that gap."
The crux in all of this is if AC is going to grow and serve an expanding city, only the taxpayers can make it grow.
Four-year universities can get money from the state, community colleges can't. That's the law.
WT has or will receive about $90 million over the last four years for facilities, all of it from the state's coordinating board. Good for the Buffs. They deserve it. But AC doesn't have that luxury. The school can only ask area residents for help.
"AC, in addition to its traditional role, has been a partner in all economic development in Amarillo," said Huffaker, co-chair of the Friends of AC committee. "AC is a tremendous service to this community."
How much it will continue to be - or could be - will be up to her neighbors.
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Thompson, formerly a captain in the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, was sworn in last night, the city of Prattville released.
Tim Huggins, who has been the Prattville police chief since 2011, will end his 31-year law enforcement career on March 1.
During the City Council meeting, Mayor Bill Gillespie put up his choices for department head appointments and the City Council approved the appointments.
Finance Director Doug Moseley, Leisure Services Director Kellie Cook, Wastewater Director Rick Teague, and Vehicle Maintenance Director Kenny Rawlinson were approved. The following were reappointed: City Clerk Cathy Dickerson, Fire Chief Terry Brown and Sanitation Director Edward Clinton.
Rawlinson has been with the Vehicle Maintenance Department since July 1980. Teague has been with the Wastewater Department since February 1990. Cook has been the Performing & Creative Arts Director since December 2008.
"I'm proud to have this team, my "No Excuses, Just Results" team, in place," stated Mayor Bill Gillespie, Jr. "These new appointees, along with my Executive Assistant Teresa Lee, my Administrative Assistant Meredith Dismukes, City Engineer Robby Anderson, City Planner Joel Duke, and Human Resource Director Lisa Thrash, are the City's senior staff and my choices to move us forward, making Prattville better one project at a time."
Thompson began his career with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office in 1978. He has lead the criminal investigation division since 1999. That division commands criminal investigation, special operations, SWAT/Narcotics, K-9, crime scene and training divisions.
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I often wonder how so many older music fans are dismissive of newer bands and how younger music fans are equally dismissive of older bands.
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The Roots, Elisa Ambrogio and Richard Thompson are our picks for the best shows in Denver this week. See you there, and if you don't make it out, follow our music musings on Twitter and our selfies on Instagram.
Nigh on 40 years, Richard Thompson is as prolific as he's always been—and as obscure. Thompson is more or less a contemporary of Bob Dylan's folk revival, zigging Celtic where Bob zagged Americana.
The Rocky Mountain Folks Festival already looked great when we shared the news in February that Sufjan Stevens, Jason Isbell, Kasey Chambers, Richard Thompson and more would be on the 2015 lineup, but things just got a whole lot more interesting.
British singer- songwriter and guitar virtuoso Richard Thompson made his annual Colorado Front Range appearance on Friday at Boulder's Chautauqua Auditorium. Such is Thompson's versatility and popularity among other artists, that, in some other cities this summer, Thompson is playing as part of either Bob Dylan's AmericanaramA, or Peter Frampton's Guitar Circus tours.
By Dylan Owens The 2013 Telluride Bluegrass Festival broke records for its ticket sales, selling out its 4-day passes in just hours — all before a single act had been announced.
Richard Thompson stormed the Boulder Theater on Saturday, bringing with him a career-spanning song arsenal. Fan favorites such as "Crawl Back (Under My Stone)" were well received by the eager gathering of fans.
The Mishawaka Amphitheatre northwest of Fort Collins has canceled all concerts through June 22 because of the still-spreading High Park fire, the music venue announced this morning.
Long may Richard Thompson rule the six string. Perhaps no other artist can shift through so many musical styles as Thompson. Whereas his performance this past summer at the 2010 Folks Festival was all acoustic (and heavy on the English folk) his Tuesday night show at the Boulder Theater, backed by Pete Zorn (guitars, flute, sax, mandolin), Michael Jerome (drums), Taras Prodaniuk (bass) and Joel Zifkin (violin, mandolin), soared through pop stylings, country rave-ups, jazzy introspection, and straight rock.
Over three days of perfect weather Friday through Sunday, the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival celebrated its 20th anniversary in high style, with a diverse array of musical performances from some of the masters of the singer/songwriter craft.
[photopress:loudon.jpg,full,pp_image] Loudon Wainwright tried to entice the mellow crowd at Chautauqua Auditorium on Wednesday night. Photo from MLive.com. For some, he's father to Rufus and Martha.
[photopress:dax06.jpg,full,pp_image] Dax Riggs brought his solo show to Denver for two shows at the Larimer Lounge on Friday and Saturday. Shown here on Friday, Riggs played a lively set that fell short of high expectations.