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Rosemary (Little) Tews was the school nurse at Wickliffe High School. "Mrs. Little," as she was known, helped encourage and guide hundreds of Wickliffe High School graduates into the health care profession during the 27-year period from 1958 through 1985. This was in an era when the term "first responder" was yet to be coined; whenever there was a sports injury in the gym or shop class, the first words were "Call Mrs. Little!" Students and faculty also knew her as the go-to-source for aspirin, a common remedy for teenagers with growing pains, as well as for teachers dealing with boisterous teens.
In 1939, then Rosemary Witzke was among 11 student nurses at Lutheran Hospital in Cleveland to receive her nursing "pin." This blue-and-gold emblem was the Registered Nurse—RN—symbol she proudly wore on her white uniform, which was complimented with a starched white hat. As an RN, she began her career at Lutheran Hospital where she met her future husband, Rayford E. Little, a printer recovering from an appendectomy.
The two were married in 1941 and their first son, Roland, arrived in 1942. Five years later they had saved enough for a down payment on a house in Wickliffe on Rockefeller Road, where the road curves between Euclid Avenue and Ridge Road. In 1950, the family expanded with the arrival of their second son, Randy.
In 1958, Rosemary Little was hired as the school nurse for the newly built High School on Rockefeller Road. During those early years her time was split between the High School and the then new Mapledale Elementary. She held special classes for the girls at Mapledale to acquaint them with their transition into womanhood, and for most it was their first introduction into the human reproductive system. Those elementary students would be pleased to see her familiar adult face as they began their high school days knowing Mrs. Little was in their building. Rosemary Little encouraged many students to pursue the nursing profession. She led the Future Nurses Association at the High School. An estimated 300 students launched their medical careers thanks to her encouragement.
Rosemary Little retired in 1985. That same year Ray passed away from cancer. She remained on Rockefeller adjusting to retirement until 1988. In that year, she accepted the proposal of Otto Tews, a retired Sears store manager from Mentor. Before Otto Tews passing in 1999, the two had applied for residency at Breckenridge Village in Willoughby. Rosemary Tews relocated to Breckenridge that same year.
Craig Birnbaum's civic contributions have benefited many. He has been involved in many high school sports programs, community events, sports leagues, the Wickliffe School System and his church.
Volunteer is Craig's middle name. He volunteers at all the Wickliffe High School sports programs, mainly football and basketball. He is always there popping popcorn for the fans at the games. He also volunteers his help for the Wickliffe Midget football program. He is involved in the Wickliffe Middle School's " Lights On After School Program" with his good friend Todd Calic.
He is always there helping out with the schools recreation programs at the Middle and Elementary schools along with the Jr. Olympics.
At the Wickliffe Elementary School you can see him every year at the School Carnival as well as the Pee Wee basketball program.
Not only does he volunteer at Trinity Lutheran Church he also is involved with delivering food to the Willoughby food bank once a week. He also volunteers at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Knights of Columbus; with their former Special Olympics, Father's Day pre-cooking the ribs and helps the Knights every summer at their birthday booth at Mt Carmel's Church Festival.
At City Hall he helps with the City's Christmas Tree Lighting program, the Keep Wickliffe Beautiful golf outing and the City's Winterfest, held in January.
He is now retired, worked at the Wickliffe Schools as a custodian for 32 years, spending most of that time at the High School.
Craig was born in Cleveland on July 1, 1951. He was raised in Wickliffe and has two brothers, Ralph who is married to Jenny and Bruce, whose wife is Robin.
He graduated from Wickliffe High School in 1971.
Connie and Don joined Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in 1969 and soon became active members of the parish community. They served on the parent committee of the parish youth group when their children were young. Together, she and Don volunteered at the OLMC festival and led Pre-Baptism classes for new and soon-to-be parents. Connie volunteered her time teaching weekly classes to fifth graders in the Parish School of Religion.
Connie continues to lead Pre-Baptism classes and now teaches PSR classes to second grade children who are preparing for their First Penance and First Communion. She became a Eucharistic minister and currently coordinates the schedule for Eucharistic ministers at all masses. In her retirement, Connie serves as a member of the Christ Child Society, which provides vision screenings to Lake County pre-school children and operates a re-sale clothing shop whose proceeds fund projects for children throughout the county. As a volunteer with Mount Carmel's Sandwich-Makers, Connie serves some of the neediest members of the community by preparing food to be distributed through local hunger centers. She regularly lends a hand at the Cleveland Food Bank.
Connie Contenza grew up in Euclid. She graduated from Euclid High School in 1962 and from Northwestern University in 1965. She later earned her master's degree from John Carroll University. Connie and her husband Don met as teachers at Euclid Central Junior High and moved to Wickliffe as newlyweds. They raised three children together, all of whom graduated from Wickliffe City Schools.
Connie's children and two granddaughters all live in the Cleveland area.
Dan D'Amore wore many hats in his twenty-nine years of outstanding service to the Wickliffe City Schools and has impacted numerous students, athletes, and the community as a whole.
Dan grew up on Cleveland's west side and attended Cleveland West Junior and Senior High School. He participated in many sports and activities graduating in 1969. He went on to Baldwin-Wallace College and earned a teaching degree in 1973. While at B-W he was a member of the baseball team.
Dan started his Science teaching career at Columbia Middle School in Lorain County in 1973 and came to Wickliffe Junior High School in 1974. He earned a master's degree in Science Education from Cleveland State University in 1976 and taught eighth grade Science at Wickliffe Junior High and Middle School until retiring in 2003.
He enjoyed teaching hands-on Science and becoming a member of the Eighth Grade Inter-disciplinary Team and being part of many team projects and activities. Dan coached many sports at both the junior/middle schools and at Wickliffe High School, also, serving as Athletic Director at the Junior/Middle School for eight years and as Intramural Director for many years. He often said he had the best of both, by teaching and coaching at the levels he enjoyed.
Dan spent many summers and weekends attending Science Workshops, such as the NEWMAST program at NASA, and Martha Holden Jennings Symposiums. He received the Wickliffe Teacher of the Year Award in 1987-88 and was nominated by the district as Ohio Teacher of the Year. In the 1991-92 school year he was awarded the Lubrizol Lake County Middle School Teacher of the Year Award.
In 1975, Dan married the love of his life Nancy, and they raised three daughters, Deanna, Danielle, and Nicole. Dan and Nancy are also proud grandparents of 8 grandchildren and enjoy spending their time watching them grow up.
Dan so loved teaching and coaching the students of the Wickliffe Schools and the Wickliffe Community.
Doug Gilson's dedication promoted the beautification, improvement, management, and expansion of the Wickliffe Parks. Since his appointment to the Park Board in 1996 he faithfully served the city for thirty years. His service was voluntary. The Park Board was responsible for operating and maintaining 107 acres of city parkland. He served on committees, and held office as Secretary, Acting Chairman, & Chairman.
Doug served the community singing in the Wickliffe Civic Singers. He sang in the choir of Euclid Lutheran Church for 44 years He also shared his beautiful tenor voice at weddings. In 1977 Doug designed the theme and banner for the church's 35th anniversary: "Built by Giving, Continued through Faith, Sustained by Love."
Born on April 20, 1920, Doug lived on the West side with his parents & two brothers. At 17 he was almost hit while rescuing a 2-1/2 year old girl who had wandered out into rush-hour traffic. Doug graduated from John Marshall High School in 1938.
In 1941 he began work in the tool room at Thompson Products in Euclid. Doug got married to Elsie on November 28, 1942. World War II intervened: Doug's Army service began in October 1943. Starting in the Engineers, he later became a sergeant in the MPs. Doug used his artistic talent illustrating educational military films and his singing talent in a traveling USO musical review show called "Present Arms," promoting the sale of US War Bonds. He monitored the returning troops on the trains to and from Cleveland, Chicago, and Buffalo helping "keep the peace" among the jubilant, victorious troops! Honorably discharged on May 1, 1946, he volunteered as a bond drive chairman for the Ex-Serviceman's Club.
Doug donated his blood or others in need. He was awarded a 5-gallon donor citation. He continued donating blood for many years.
His son Bruce was born on 8-25-1946 and daughter Linda, on 3-3-1949. In 1951, Doug was finally promoted to the Tapco Purchasing Dept. after 8 years of night school. Desiring to shorten his work commute led Doug to Wickliffe in 1952. The children attended Wickliffe Schools and later worked in Wickliffe.
Continuing his self-improvement, he became a Sr. Buyer at TRW. He found the work field of Aerospace Systems & Components interesting. Quite a "jokester," Doug had a new audience for his joke telling! He joined the Tapco Chapter of Toastmasters, serving as secretary & president. He won as Top Speechmaker in a contest. After nearly 40 years, Doug retired from TRW in 1981. Doug & Elsie enjoyed 15 more years together spending summers at their Little Hawk Lake, Ontario cottage and traveling. He also pursued renovating their cottage, watercolor painting, and enjoying his 3 grandchildren: Marcy, Heather, & Brian. Doug was a member of the American Legion Post #7 of Wickliffe, the TRW Retiree Association, The North Star Lodge #638 F and A.M., & the Masonic Senior Citizens Club of Lyndhurst. Doug & Elsie celebrated 54 years of marriage on November 28, 1996. After residing 45 years in Wickliffe, he died on January 5, 1997. A rose bush was planted in his memory in the Colby Park Rose Garden. In 2002 Doug was added to the Wickliffe WWII Veteran Community Hall of Fame.
Doug was grateful for his wife, family, friends, home, and country… He appreciated the many people he met at work, church, throughout various endeavors, and during his 30 years on the Wickliffe Parks and Recreation Commission. No matter where he went he seemed to meet someone he knew —and he always had a joke to tell!
Alex Jasin is most noted for his act of bravery in protecting a Wickliffe School student from being seriously hurt by an automobile.
Alex became a school crossing guard at age 65, after retiring from his job as a machine set up man and supervisor at General Electric in Cleveland and later Skrl Tool & Die Company in Eastlake. He wanted to remain productive in his retirement years and to do something to benefit the city of Wickliffe. He enjoyed helping the children and on one occasion he pushed a child to safety from being struck by a car, resulting in himself falling and fracturing his kneecap. He remained as a crossing guard until retiring from that at age 91.
He was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1917. He lived in East Cleveland until moving to Wickliffe in February 1960.
He was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church for 49 years.
His family includes his wife Helen, to whom he was married to for 62 years. They had two daughters Gerry and Carol, two grandchildren Kristen and Brian, and two great-granddaughters Marissa and Jenna.
He enjoyed joking with the children and occasionally passed out treats for holidays such as Valentine's Day and Halloween. Many of the children called him Grandpa. Upon his retirement from crossing guard duties, a teacher from Wickliffe Elementary School had her class make cards and drawings thanking him and saying that they would miss him. She sent them along with a safety theme cookie bouquet.
He was dedicated to his duty of protecting the children walking to and from school for 25 years.
Alex passed away on January 27, 2009 at the age of 91, one month before his 92nd birthday.
Terrance J. Lazar was born in Cleveland's Little Italy in 1949. Shortly afterward, the family moved to Mayfield Heights where Terry attending school, graduating in 1967 from Mayfield High School. Terry studied engineering at Cleveland State University, Fenn College of Engineering, graduating with a Bachelorette in Civil Engineering. Terry purchased a Stanley Steemer franchise in 1979 and moved the business to Wickliffe, Ohio in 1994. Although Terry is not a resident of Wickliffe, he has diligently served the Wickliffe community for over twenty years. If you have ever had the opportunity to meet with or speak with Terry, you know that it is a losing battle. But if you have had the chance to listen to him talk, you learn very quickly that he is one of the most caring, thoughtful, community oriented individuals you have ever met. The list of organizations that he is involved with in one capacity or another is lengthy. His primary motivation for community participation and organizational involvement is to reinforce his commitment to business prosperity in Lake County and his genuine gratitude for the good fortune of his wife and four children.
He has been an active member of the Wickliffe Chamber of Commerce for twenty-one years and served as a board member for twelve years. He is a board member with the Wickliffe Scholarship Foundation and Lake County Workforce Investment Board. In addition, he is a Lake County Port Authority board member and a member/sponsor of the Lake County Safety Council. He is a strong supporter of numerous charities in Lake County including, but not limited to, the Deepwood Foundation, the United Way, the Lake Country Captains, and the Lake County Humane Society.
In addition to all of this service, he is the acting Scout Master of Boy Scout Troop 424 and has acted in numerous other leadership positions within the Boy Scouts of America over the past twenty-three years. And despite all of his dedication to service in the community, one of the most remarkable things about Terry is his ability to make everyone around him feel included. His heart and generosity are insurmountable. He is honored to receive this award and to be a part of the Wickliffe business community.
From 1970 to 2000, Ray Milavec taught language Arts/English in both the junior high and high school in the Wickliffe City Schools. Ray taught grades 7-12 in his thirty-year teaching career. He coached many sports (6) on all levels including seventh and eighth grade teams. Freshman, junior varsity and varsity teams as well. As a varsity head coach his teams won over 100 games in varsity baseball, varsity softball (slow and fast pitch) and junior varsity volleyball as well. He was the varsity assistant coach on Wickliffe's "back-to-back" slow pitch state championship teams in 1992 and 1993. In his final year of coaching, 2000, the Plain Dealer honored Ray with the Fast Pitch Coach-of-the-Year Award for northeast Ohio. In 2013 the Amateur Softball Association inducted Ray into the ASA Hall-of-Fame for more than 35 years as a player, coach, umpire and radio broadcaster.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio on November 22, 1948, Ray attended elementary school at St. Andrew School in Cleveland and St. Mary Magdalene in Willowick. He graduated from St. Joseph High School in 1965. He earned his B.A. degree in English from Cleveland State University in 1970 and his M.A. in 1974 in secondary school administration also from Cleveland State University.
In 1974, Ray married a former Wickliffe High School graduate, Patricia K. Tiffany and their daughter Tiffnay Marie was born on 6-27-1979. Tiffany excelled academically at Notre Dame Cathedral Latin High School, Arizona State University (BA) and Chapman University (MA) in San Diego, California.
In addition to his teaching and coaching career, Ray also served as Wickliffe High School's athletic director and as the assistant athletic director for over 15 years.
Ray has been a professional radio and public address announcer for the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Lake County Captains, Lake Erie College, and many area high schools including the "Voice of the Blue Devils" athletics for over 20 years. He is the cohost of "Mondays with Malta" on W.I.N.T. 1330 Radio talk show featuring area high school athletes, coaches, and school administrators.
After retiring from full-time teaching in 2000, Ray continued to be part of the Wickliffe City Schools as the middle school's athletic director (2011-2015) while coaching his favorite two sports, volleyball and softball at WMS. In 2015-2016, Ray continues his 40+ years of working in the Wickliffe City Schools as a duty monitor with coaching duties, too
Baton twirling has been a part of Audrey Moore's life for 51 years. She started out taking a recreational twirling class at the Wickliffe Recreation Department, which was back then, above the old fire station. She quickly fell in love with the sport and continued to learn. She was proud to be a Wickliffe Majorette from 1966 to Head Majorette 1969.
Audrey started the Showstoppers School of Baton and Dance in 1980 and taught wherever she could. School gyms, tennis courts, and warehouses and even in a glass factory. When the opportunity to purchase the old Stanford Foster Building on Lloyd Road, she jumped at it. She located a backer who purchased the building and on May 29, 2004 the Showstoppers had a permanent home. Her husband Tim and she had to sacrifice a lot to get the studio furnished and ready for customers and still to this day work to keep it a safe and fun place to learn.
She has taught hundreds and hundreds of girls and boys the skills and techniques of baton twirling from recreational and parade classes, competition teams and to individual competitors. The Showstoppers teams have won numerous State, Regional and National titles all of which are proudly displayed in the studio. Pictures of twirlers who have represented the Showstoppers over the span of 36 years can be found on the walls. Her two daughters, Leigh-ann and Melissa twirled from age two through high school and were given full ride scholarships to the University of Northern Iowa and the University of Hawaii. Both continue to teach and share their love for amazing sport. Her granddaughter Erienne Hay has been at the studio from birth and started twirling at age two. At age six she won her first National Title and in April of 2015 won the WFNBTA World Championships for two-baton in the 7-9 age division which was held in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy.
Showstoppers twirlers can be found in area high schools and several colleges throughout the United States. There is a staff of 14 instructors at the studio, which offers classes in baton, ballet, tap, cheer, tumbling and hip-hop.
Audrey is extremely honored to be inducted into the 2015 Hall of Fame class in the field of the Arts by the Wickliffe Hall of Fame Committee. She says
"It is one thing to love what you do in life but it is truly a dream when you realize you will always be remembered for the lifelong job that you have done."
Dominic was very proud of his Italian heritage and joined the Wickliffe Italian-American Club to be with his peers. He was an active leader and dedicated member of the club since his initiation in June 1976. Whether it was an event, work party, or construction project, Dominic was always there to help and lend his expertise. Dominic acted as the grounds Crew Chief, Vice President, and active member of the board. He was looked at as a club elder when big decisions had to be made, and his opinion was well respected among all members. Dominic took pride in his involvement in helping build and engineer the club's last five bocce courts. He led the maintenance of all the bocce courts for over 19 years. He enjoyed the club's many events; the Cleveland Challenge Cup of Bocce Tournament was his favorite. Dominic also enjoyed Wickliffe's many community activities including volunteering at high-low table of the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Festival.
Dominic started his construction career in 1961 as a laborer for the Laborer's Union Local 860. Early in his career he became the recording secretary, as well as working in the field. Under tutelage of Tony Liberatore Sr., Dominic became a business agent and rose to Business Manager. Dominic held many leadership positions throughout the union, and was instrumental in establishing the Matthew J Deluca, Dominic Olivo Scholarship Fund for local high school and college students. After retiring Dominic continued his support of Local 860. He served as President of the Retired Laborer's Union Local 860, as well as Secretary/Treasurer for the State of Ohio Labor Retirees.
Dominic was born Dec. 7, 1935 to parents Tom and Lillie Olivo. As a child, Dominic grew up on 110th and Woodland, later moving the Cleveland Heights. When he was a teenager Dominic started working with his father, who owned Tommy's Drive In on Euclid Ave. in Wickliffe. He also worked and helped his brother Jerry establish his Dari Pride business.
Dominic attended Wickliffe High School along with his wife of 59 years, Elsie (Fratena). Elsie is also very involved within the community, serving as Auxiliary Club member for over 10 years and volunteering for the Special Olympics, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Festival, and Meals on Wheels. They are very proud of their three children: Lillian (Venesky), Terry (Murphy) and Donna Olivo, and their grandchildren: Mallory, Jamie, Michael and Leah.
One of Dominic's favorite pastimes included annually going to the Kentucky Derby. It was a trip that got started when his buddies were discharged from the Army, and they hitchhiked all the way to the Derby. A tradition his family stills continues.
Through out his life, Dominic helped many people with his generosity, kindness, and wisdom. He considered himself fortunate to have achieved such civic and personal success. After the love of his family, Dominic felt two of his greatest accomplishments were his leadership of the Laborer's Union Local 860 and the camaraderie of the Wickliffe Italian-American Club.
Wickliffe Presbyterian Church has been a staple in the City of Wickliffe for over a century, with its roots dating back to the late 1800s. The original church, Wickliffe Union Church, was the only church in Wickliffe until around the 1920s. Services were originally held in a frame building known as "The Little Chapel". In the early 1890s, congregation members of the Wickliffe Union Church decided to form a Presbyterian Church, in order to connect themselves closer to an Evangelical denomination. The first official Wickliffe Presbyterian Church building was built at the intersection of Lloyd Road and Euclid Avenue; with construction completed in 1895 and Rev. T.E. Lewis as its first fulltime pastor. As the years carried on, the City of Wickliffe grew, and so did Wickliffe Presbyterian Church, which prompted the purchase of land and the construction of the current site at the corner of Ridge Road and East 300th Street in October of 1958. The first service at the then new location was on September 20, 1959.
Throughout its history, Wickliffe Presbyterian Church has been a worship focused and mission driven congregation, looking to share with and minister to the needs of the Wickliffe community and beyond in the best way possible, while striving to grow in all aspects of our Christian walk. Some of the church's activities over its many years include (but were not limited to) serving Election Day Dinners (from the 1930's to the early 2000's), Mother/Daughter and Father/Son banquets, holding Vacation Bible School, serving Friday Night Community dinners, and hosting many events and meals such as Men's Breakfasts, progressive dinners, church picnics, youth concerts, Winter Fun Day, Tetelesti, Harvest Luncheons, and Easter and Christmas Cantatas. The church was also the long time location for the Wickliffe Playschool. Presently, in addition to Sunday Worship services, Children's Sunday School, and Adult Bible Study, Wickliffe Presbyterian Church continues to serve those around us through our monthly Thrift Store and subsequent donations to various organizations and people in need, our ongoing food pantry, providing Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets, as well as being the meeting place for numerous groups and services, including Cub and Boy Scout Troup #289, Alcoholics Anonymous, Square Dancers, and Reiki.
Our continuity is a testament of our many dedicated and faithful members over the years. It is a blessing to worship in Wickliffe and to honor God through services to the Wickliffe community.


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One cat put down, others found neglected as vets treat unwanted cats dumped in Manningham
- From: Manningham Leader
- February 13, 2013
VETERINARIANS are horrified by the number of abandoned kittens being brought to clinics after being found cruelly dumped in Manningham and left to die.
In the past month, Vets on Parker in Templestowe has dealt with three separate cases of kittens being abandoned.
One of those was so ill it had to be euthanised while another was found locked in a cage, was covered in fleas and faeces, was malnourished and abandoned in a schoolyard.
The third unwanted kitten was brought in by a client who had rescued it after discovering its owner planned to drown it.
Veterinarian Kevin Foster said the handing in of unwanted kittens was something that happened this time each year, with cats generally breeding in the warmer months.
"This is not a problem that is unique to Manningham, but I haven't witnessed this sort of saturation before," Dr Foster said.
"It's incredibly sad that people think they have to resort to dumping them in a park or lake. There are other options."
The Templestowe vet has rehomed 20 unwanted kittens since September.
Templestowe Veterinary Clinic head nurse Amy Sullivan said at least 10 kittens had been brought into her clinic over Christmas and New Year.
"We have two kittens needing homes here at the moment. We get abandoned kittens and those from stray cats who start having kittens at this time of the year," Ms Sullivan said.
The maximum penalty for abandoning a kitten is $34,686 or 12 months' jail.
All dogs and cats aged over three months must be microchipped and registered with the council. Manningham Council offers desexing vouchers to qualifying residents and discounted microchipping for all cat owners.
'Cat woman' happy to ride to kittens' rescue
SAMANTHA McKernan is happy to be known as "that crazy cat woman" if it helps her find homes for the unwanted cats she rescues.
The Templestowe resident and her partner Carl Anthony share their home with seven felines and in October started an online adoption site, Maneki Neko Cat Rescue.
The pair has a network of foster carers who help them rescue and rehome kittens that would otherwise face a certain death.
The volunteers socialise the kittens and care for them until they are ready for adoption.
Ms McKernan works closely with Templestowe's Vets on Parker who microchip and desex the animals at about 10 weeks and provide a contact point.
"Shelters are often faced with having to euthanise," Ms McKernan said. "I think we can do better."
Maneki Neko Cat Rescue was set up in October after years of informal rescuing. The organisation has a governing committee and donations to help with its work are tax deductible.
Ms McKernan said new homes were always needed, but people could become foster carers, fundraisers or make donations.
Ms McKernan said she was shocked by the number of kittens being abandoned in Manningham and urged owners to desex their cats.
"We are here to help," Ms McKernan said. "If your cat has kittens, we can find homes for them."Originally published as Vets disgusted at cat dumping

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In today's TV Picks, women's figure skating opens on the Olympics, one last "Night" for Rebel Wilson (for now?), real live men on "Idol," and a "Seinfeld" fave shows up on TV Land.
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- XXII Winter Olympics (7 p.m. on NBC, cable channel 5): The women's short program in figure skating gets underway, with 2010 gold and silver winners Yuna Kim and Mao Asada battling it out again. Plus, Bode Miller skis again (perhaps over that annoying NBC reporter?), and track star Lolo Jones competes in women's bobsled.
- "American Idol" (7 p.m. on FOX, cable channel 13): It's raining men as the Top 15 guys sing live as part of "Rush Week."
- "Inside the Actors Studio" (7 p.m. on Bravo, cable channel 23): Five-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams (and current hopeful for "American Hustle") comes to chat with host James Lipton.
- "Criminal Minds" (8 p.m. on CBS, cable channel 12): The team travels to the Pittsburgh area to discover that some murders appear to have been committed by a pair of serial killers.
- "Super Fun Night" (8:30 p.m. on ABC, cable channel 8): The rocky first season of Rebel Wilson's sitcom comes to a close in an episode that finds her character Kimmie dumped by James (Nate Torrence) after she confesses that Richard (Kevin Bishop) kissed her. The show, whose fate is still unknown, has begun to find its feet, so I do hope it comes back, but its difficulties are probably tied to the fact that the network signed Wilson in a rush after CBS initially passed on the pilot. Being in the Rebel Wilson business is a smart bet after her breakout turns in "Bridesmaids" and "Pitch Perfect," but I wish the network had held the show to midseason to better iron out its premise and find its humor.
- "CSI" (9 p.m. on CBS): The team investigates the death of a 16-year-old girl who's tied to a brothel. Sherilyn Fenn ("Twin Peaks") guest stars as the madam.
- "Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond" (9 p.m. on BBC America, cable channel 317): The four-part biographical miniseries looking into the life of the man who created James Bond comes to an end with Fleming (Dominic Cooper) being forced to find other ways to use his imagination after his days in naval intelligence wind down.
- "Workaholics" (9 p.m. on Comedy Central, cable channel 53): The guys make a documentary about Karl's (Karl Newacheck) medical procedure.
- "Men at Work" (9 p.m. on TBS, cable channel 24): Milo (Danny Masterson) quits his job and struggles to become a serious writer, while Gibbs (James Lesure) thinks his apartment is haunted. Apolo Ohno guest stars.
- "Broad City" (9:30 p.m. on Comedy Central): Abbi (Abbi Jacobson) tries out an angry new personality at a party after deciding she's too nice.
- "Kirstie" (9:30 p.m. on TV Land, cable channel 45): Maddie (Kirstie Alley) considers firing her agent (Jason Alexander) but decides to seduce him instead to get her way.
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NEVERCREW is a street artists duo from Switzerland, composed by Christian Rebecchi & Pablo Togni.
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The pose is typical - the way many people remember him on the football field, always ready to capture the action.
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A bronze figure of Steve Sabol, the late president and co-founder of NFL Films, was unveiled last week during a private ceremony outside the company's Mount Laurel headquarters.
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Gov. Scott touts small businesses in Fort Myers stop
For Rick Scott, a stop in Fort Myers was all about his favorite four letter word ? jobs.
"I've been in businesses all my life. I'm probably one of the most blessed and luckiest guys around," the Florida governor said during a campaign stop at Storm Smart Industries in Fort Myers.
"I grew up in public housing. I watched my father's face when he lost his job, when the family car got repossessed. I figured out early having a job was a good deal."
Scott, a Naples Republican, was in Southwest Florida on Thursday as part of a two-week campaign swing to promote small businesses and a proposal to jump-start with a $10 million reward.
"It's exciting," he said of the proposal, dubbed the Risk Taker Reward.
The program would be funded through both taxpayer and private dollars, and would encourage Florida business owners to develop a solution to a problem facing the state. The award would be paid out, Scott said, once the issue was resolved.
Scott needs buy-in from the state Legislature before the program can come to fruition.
First elected in 2010, Scott is running for re-election. On Thursday, speakers at the campaign rally took swipes at Scott's predecessor ? then-Republican Gov. Charlie Crist, who is now running for governor as a Democrat.
"When we look back just a few short years ago, when we had a different governor, things weren't so good. Unemployment was skyrocketing, consumer confidence was very low and the banks weren't in the lending business," said Brian Rist, chief executive officer at Storm Smart.
"Today we have a businessman as a governor and he has been in many of the same trenches many of us have been in. He has shown us he has the experience and wisdom to turn our state around."
Scott said under Crist's leadership, the state lost more than 800,000 jobs, while more than 600,000 jobs have been created since December 2010.
"When Charlie Crist was governor, Florida lost 28,000 small businesses, they closed their doors because they could not survive," said Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera. "Charlie Crist did not focus on creating an environment where small businesses can thrive, survive. This governor does."
Lopez-Cantera, a former top-ranking member of the Florida House, served in the state Legislature while Crist was governor and voted for many of the measures Crist signed into law.
"Florida's economic recovery began under Charlie Crist because he had the right priorities ? education, the middle class and saving the jobs of first responders. As soon as Rick Scott was elected, his first budget cut education by $4.8 billion so he could give tax breaks to his corporate contributors," said Kevin Cate, a spokesman for Crist. "Because Rick Scott only cares about handouts for his friends, our economy has lost jobs that would have been creating through expanding access to affordable care and investing in education."
Lopez-Cantera said Scott has stood by his promise to focus on the jobs and the economy.
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where is the component of the velocity, is the viscosity of the fluid, is the density, is the acceleration due to gravity, and is the angle between the inclined surface and the vertical. The boundary conditions associated with the problem are that the shear stress is zero at and the velocity is zero at
Use (a) two linear finite elements of equal length and (b) one quadratic finite element in the domain (0, L) to solve the problem and compare the two finite element solutions at four points of the domain with the exact solution
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Jennifer and I both believe the deserving Wounded Warriors should not suffer because of the failings of the WWP management, therefore we remain committed to supporting the Wounded Warriors themselves.
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This year's Kazimierz Naturalism Workshop
MP3s and other files from the workshop have been put up
12/09/07 Photos from the workshop are now available
The prospective key speakers are:
The second half of the 20th Century has witnessed the rapid growth of an approach to epistemology that gives up on the idea of a first philosophy and argues for a close partnership with sciences such as biology, psychology, cognitive science, information theory and computing. As a result of the cross-pollination of ideas, naturalised epistemology has come to include a great richness of methodologies and approaches.
While the workshop is focussed upon naturalised epistemology it is open to discussions of naturalism in general and past papers have discussed naturalised approaches to the philosophies of science, language, mind, logic and law. This year we're focussing upon approaches based on research into artificial cognitive systems or comparing artificial and natural systems, and would, therefore, particularly encourage articles in that area.
The workshop brings together a number of leading experts with post-graduates and researchers. Over the five days, the speakers lead discussions that focus on issues dealing arising out of their work and dealing with naturalised epistemology.
A special stress will be on the relationship between naturalised
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This is the third KNEW that has been organised. The previous meetings (2005 and 2006) included talks by Mark Bickhard, Michael Bishop, Werner Callebaut, John Collier, Andrzej Klawiter, Jonathan Knowles, Huw Price, Bjorn Ramberg and Franz Wuketits.
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Anticipation of what's to come of my future grows more and more every day. It's beginning to get me a little antsy and the realization of playing days being over drives me further than ever before.
Training has picked up and my times and numbers have improved. There is no way that I'm done with football. It's in my blood, it's what I do, and it's what I love. It's one of those times when you realize
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It's a step I'm trying to take to hear my mom or any of my family says one more time "I'm proud of you". There is not a single compliment better or more worth listening to than the one which is made by your family that continues to be there every step of the way. I'm very fortunate that I have a great family that has done that, and that I can continue to be a leader for people who are striving for the same
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Who Framed Roger Cook? Confusion Over Name Doesn't Help Elderly Homicide Suspect Escape Jail
An elderly man extradited to Maricopa County in November on a 1987 homicide charge is apparently being held under the wrong name.
Confusion in the case, however, didn't help the white-haired, wheelchair-bound guy get out of jail during a court hearing on Monday.
As we reported previously, Phoenix police and the U.S. Marshal's Office teamed up this year to track down a man named Roger Cook, who allegedly skipped town after shooting 22-year-old Terrance Keenan in 1987. Keenan, who was unarmed, was visiting Cook's apartment complex with a friend. Cook reportedly took a shot at the friend and missed. Cops took Cook to jail, but a judge released him three days later. A warrant was issued for his arrest after he failed to show up to court hearings.
In August, authorities including Detective Mark Armistead of Phoenix PD's cold-case squad found him at an assisted-living apartment complex for senior citizens in Long Beach. He'd been living under the name Richard Earl Rodgers.
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In fact, the 82-year-old's real name is Richard Earl Rodgers: "That's the name I was born with," Rodgers told the court during his hearing. His children and his lawyer, Maricopa Legal Defender John Curry, confirmed the name. (Initially, court records also listed the wrong age for Rodgers).
"We're not sure why the state thinks he's Roger Cook," Curry told Superior Court Commissioner James Rummage on Monday. Curry, who represented Roger Cook in the case for a short time in 1987, added that he didn't recognize the man.
Richard Earl Rodgers (AKA Roger Cook?) in an undated photo.
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Rummage told Curry he'll precede with the case and that "hopefully" he'll get the name situation sorted out.
Whatever his name is, authorities obviously don't want to take the chance of losing him again. Cook/Rodgers is being held on a $1 million bond in the county jail's medical ward.
Indeed, this seems to be more a case of mistaken name then mistaken identity. A Phoenix police news release says Cook admitted before his August arrest that he was the guy in the booking mug shot from 1987. And the man's son, Tom Rodgers of Columbus, Georgia, tells New Times that his father reportedly admitted to shooting someone.
"He had talked to my sister about a month before [his arrest]," Rodgers says when reached by phone. "It was self defense... He said he shot a guy who broke into his apartment, and they released him."
One of Richard Rodgers' three daughters, Connie Watkins, was in court on Monday -- she tells New Times her father never said anything to her about shooting anyone. In fact, she may be able to prove her father -- who may have dementia -- wasn't even in Arizona in 1987, she says.
Both siblings tell New Times they were estranged from their father, who originally hails from Georgia, for most of their adult lives. Tom Rodgers says he began talking to Richard regularly by phone in 1999. When Rodgers was arrested in August, his son thought he might have been kidnapped and posted a missing-persons bulletin on his Web site.
We haven't seen the 1987 police report yet. Clark, a deputy county attorney, told the court the case will "probably" be deemed complex, meaning it will take extra time to prepare. But "at least two of the witnesses are still available," she said.
Rummage set a tentative trial date of March 31.
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Last season was one that would have any pitcher questioning himself, but not Duckworth. With himself and Terry Adams both struggling, and the emergence of Brett Myers into the starting rotation, Duckworth found himself bouncing back and forth between the bullpen and the starting five. It appears that after recovering from elbow tendinitis this spring, Duckworth has finally found a way to get his career back on track. Also, last season he became the 70th pitcher to record double-digit strikeouts in a game, fanning ten against the Florida Marlins in the home opener.
Despite last season's success, many questions have been raised when it comes to Duckworth's ability to take command of games early on, and keep the Phillies in a position to win during each of his outings. Also a glaring uncertainty is his ability to stay healthy. It seems that during the past two years Duckworth has struggled to stay on top of his game throughout an entire season, 2003 must be a proving ground if he hopes to live up to the expectations of those in the organization.
If Brandon Duckworth does not turn out to be fit for the organization, he is still young enough to yield some serious trade value. There have been talks in the past couple of months about a possible return of Curt Schilling, and if this deal is to materialize Duckworth may be one of the key components from the Phillies side. So whether it is in Philadelphia, or elsewhere, Brandon Duckworth's career will be worth watching. Especially if he can become the pitcher that many in the Philadelphia organization hope he can.


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- "All these people talk about being students of the game. I AM the fucking game!! No one eats, sleeps or breathes this business more than me!!!"
- The Rock was cutting a promo about defending the World Title at WrestleMania. Chris Jericho was the champion at the time, he and Rock were scheduled to fight for it at the Royal Rumble, and Jericho, sick of Rock's repeated refusing to acknowledge him as a threat...
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- While WWE is in the middle of its PG era, hearing Mae Young call the universally loathed LayCool "these sluts" cheered up everybody's day.
- CM Punk tells John Laurinaitis that if he screws him out of the WWE Championship at the Royal Rumble against Dolph Ziggler, Punk'll have to go to jail for animal cruelty because "I'm gonna beat you like a bitch." The crowd explodes.
"Jericho... YOU'RE BULLSHIT!!! You're bullshit... and that's exactly what I'm going to beat out of you."
- Speaking of CM Punk, he also does this to Chris Jericho when Jericho exposes Punk's sister's history with drug addictions.
- John Cena telling "evil Arabs" Muhammad Hassan and manager Daivari, "These people don't hate you because you're Arab-Americans. They hate you because you're (muted) Asshole Americans!"
- Bret Hart's speech on the March 17, 1997 episode of Raw featured him venting his frustrations to Vince McMahon over getting screwed over by everyone in the company after losing a cage match.
Bret: FRUSTRATED ISN'T THE GODDAMN WORD FOR IT! THIS IS BULLSHIT! You screwed me, everybody screwed me, and nobody does a Goddamn thing about it! Nobody in the building cares, nobody in the dressing room cares! So much Goddamn injustice around here, I have had it up to here! Everybody knows it, I know it, everybody knows that I should be the World Wrestling Federation champion! Everybody just keeps turning a blind eye! You [Vince] keep turning a blind eye to it! I've got that Gorilla Monsoon, he turns a blind eye to it! Everybody in that dressing room knows that I am the best there is, the best there was, and the best that there ever will be! If you don't like it, tough shit!
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If you're waiting for horse racing to celebrate the arrival of another Triple Crown champion, then set your alarm clock for 2014 when an exasperating drought will stretch into a 36th year.
But for now, with the Belmont Stakes this weekend and a Triple Crown sweep out of the picture, there's something that can come out of Saturday's Test of a Champion that can be fairly important to the sport. It's best known as a rivalry.
Running along the slow, inside portion of the racetrack may have compromised his chances and jockey Joel Rosario's ride was less than memorable, yet Orb's failure in the Preakness seemed to have roots deeper than a tactical error.
Orb was considered the best of the bunch before the Run for the Roses, and he still holds that position nearing the end of a tumultuous five-week period.
Since May 4, Orb's stock has risen and dropped like a roller coaster. In the aftermath of an impressive win in the Kentucky Derby, he was dubbed the sport's next great champion and pictured as a likely addition to the relatively short list of Triple Crown champions. That all changed at Pimlico, where Orb was quite ordinary in finishing fourth, nine lengths behind Oxbow, in the Preakness.
Running along the slow, inside portion of the racetrack may have compromised his chances and jockey Joel Rosario's ride was less than memorable, yet Orb's failure in the Preakness seemed to have roots deeper than a tactical error. He ran like a shell of the horse that won the Derby convincingly, perhaps regressing off an effort in the Derby that was good as we'll ever see him.
Meanwhile, after finishing sixth in the Derby, 9¾ lengths behind Orb, Oxbow awoke to win the Preakness in a 15-1 shocker. Yet his 1¾-length triumph left behind nearly as many question marks as Orb's dud. Is Oxbow really that good, or did jockey Gary Stevens merely catch his fellow riders napping and capitalize on slow, unpressured fractions that he and Oxbow may never see again in a Grade 1 stakes?
The Belmont should answer most of those nagging questions about Orb and Oxbow and let us know if we have a quality rivalry on our hands or if we're facing another year in which there will be a muddled race for an Eclipse Award.
There's certainly ammunition for both sides of the argument.
It's asking a lot to steal both the Preakness and Belmont Stakes, and with a field for the final leg of the series that might rival the turnout for a Miami Marlins game, it's unlikely that Stevens will be allowed to merrily cruise along by himself on the front end once again.
Rest assured, a victory in the Belmont will come with a greater degree of difficulty for a horse that has just three wins in 11 career starts.
As for Orb, the Belmont will cement his place in Triple Crown lore, for better or worse. Perhaps he'll romp in the Belmont and will be remembered much like Point Given, who might have been a Triple Crown champion if not for one baffling day at Churchill Downs in 2001. But if he flops again, he'll go down as another Triple Crown tease, falling into the category of an Uncle Mo or Fusaichi Pegasus who, for one reason or another, didn't even come close to the greatness that was expected of them.
Given the prospective size of the Belmont field, there will be ample opportunity for someone else to sneak into the mix and become the division's "now" horse.
Golden Soul and Revolutionary were second and third, respectively, in the Derby and in theory should benefit from skipping the Preakness.
Maybe Palace Malice will sit back this time and fire his best shot on the turn instead of setting suicidal fractions like he did in the Derby.
Freedom Child looked like the second coming of Conquistador Cielo in taking the Peter Pan at Belmont by 13¼ lengths on a sloppy track, and it has to please his connections that long-range forecasts call for a chance of rain Friday and Saturday.
Of course, banking on a weatherman's forecast is about as risky as backing a turf writer's selections, so let's not pack an umbrella for the final leg of the Triple Crown just yet.
What hopefully will come with less risk is the notion that the Belmont will showcase two horses -- whomever they might be -- that can headline the division's major tests in the summer and perhaps prove to be worthy adversaries in the fall for older horses like Game On Dude.
Yes, we won't see a Triple Crown winner Saturday, but at least we can hope for a nice consolation prize like a good rivalry. With a wait that dates back to 1978 on our hands, it seems like a fair request.


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The CCHS Lady Panther Basketball team will be having "Midnight Madness" on Friday night to celebrate the start of basketball practice for the 2009-2010 season. The workout will start at 10:30 p.m., and will last until 12:30 a.m. The event is open to the public.
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The Carroll County football Panthers were no match for a determined Christian Academy of Louisville on Friday, tumbling 44-6 for their second loss in as many weeks in Carrollton.
The home turf was drenched by a heavy downpour that prevailed throughout the game. Panther Field, normally friendly territory for the local squad, was muddy and slick, almost alien to the Panthers as they slogged their way to one touchdown late in the first half for their only score of the game.
The Carroll County Lady Panthers, fresh off a season-closing win over Owen County in last week's "Volley for the Cure" game at Owenton, opened post-season play in the 29th District Tournament by defeating Trimble County in two sets of 25-17 and 25-17.
The game stats, according to Carroll Coach Kristen Arbinger, were "not exactly impressive, but they got the job done."
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SPECIAL TO THE BANNER Some very competitive high-school races were held at Louisville's Tom Sawyer Park on Saturday, an event that featured top-ranked schools from Tennessee, West Virginia, Indiana and Kentucky. The Lady Raiders' pack running earned them a seventh-place finish out of 25 teams. Four Lady Raiders mad
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MADISON, Ind. – Dave Villwock and the U-16 Miss Elam Plus racing team were absent during most of the 2008 unlimited hydroplane season after winning back-to-back Indiana Governor's Cup titles in 2006 and 2007. The team returned to Madison this past weekend and took up where they left off by holding the unlimited fleet at bay, winning the Madison Regatta in convincing fashion.
SPECIAL TO THE BANNER The Trimble County Raiders volleyball team hosted Owen County Thursday, and the varsity squad ruled t
The Carroll County Lady Panthers scored wins in three volleyball outings during the past week, topping Eminence, Grant County and Gallatin County.
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Bertha Poen, 83 - March 02, 2014Bertha Poen, 83, of Gothenburg died Sunday, March 2, 2014, at Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg.
Services will take place at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel on Friday, March 7, at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Larry Viter officiating. Interment will be conducted at the Gothenburg Cemetery.
A visitation will be at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg on Thursday, March 6, from 1 to 8 p.m.
Poen was born May 18, 1930, at Taylor, daughter of Homer and Altha (Wright) Dishman. She grew up in Taylor and went to school in Gothenburg.
She married William "Bill" Poen, Jr. in June of 1948 at Ovid, CO. To this union, three children were born.
Poen was active with her church and enjoyed raising a garden, had a beautiful yard and loved baking bread, according to family members.
She was preceded in death by: her husband, William Poen, Jr.; a son, Roy Dean Poen; her parents, Homer and Altha; two brothers—Virgil and Bill Dishman; four sisters—Irene Dubry, Marie Linblad, Violet Mludek and Elsie Arnett.
?Survivors include: two sons—Alvin (Boni) Poen of Gothenburg and Larry Poen of Emment, ID; three brothers—Harold Dishman of Laramie, WY, Albert (Linda) Dishman and David Dishman, all of Gothenburg; a sister, Lucy (Richard) Sabin of Cozad; nine grandchildren; great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews; numerous extended family members.
Memorials are suggested to the Poen family, 114 Third St., Gothenburg, NE 69138.
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Funny thing is you you upped Roach by first calling Cotto Manny's leftover's then once the Floyd vs Cotto fight was made, you changed your mind and said it's a good fight.
Maybe Larry = Roach? Just asking ....
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Just because you're older doesn't mean your worse, look no further than Hopkins. Since Cotto has met with Steward and Diaz he's gotten smarter as a fighter while his physical prime has/is fading, again this doesn't make you a worse fighter. Cotto can pull it off because he has good boxing ability and while this helps him against Manny, I think it hurts him against Floyd. That isn't to say he doesn't need his great technique, footwork and jab that he has now but he needs both. He is going to also have to come at Floyd aggressively at times as well, eat shots and just be relentless like he used to be. Like keep coming forward with a busted lip while the ref is trying to hold you back in the Judah fight. I remember Steward saying Cotto is the one that got hit but he is the one interested in wanting to fight, this is the Cotto that needs to show up with his current boxing IQ to win. I give Cotto a good shot, but I never picked against Floyd and I'm not about to now.
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By Stuart Singleton-White and Nick Milton The lush green region of Kenya known as the Nandi Hills sits on the western edge of the great Rift Valley. It is home to some of the finest tea growing areas in the world. While the main town in this region is called Nandi Hills, it is more … Continue reading
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In Brief: Egypt to put 20 Al-Jazeera journalists on trial
Egypt to put Al-Jazeera journalists on trial
CAIRO -- Egypt said 20 journalists, including four foreigners, working for Al-Jazeera will face trial on charges of joining or aiding a terrorist group and endangering national security -- an escalation that raised fears of a crackdown on freedom of the press.
It was the first time authorities have put journalists on trial on terrorism-related charges, suggesting authorities are expanding the reach of a heavy-handed crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood since the ouster of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi in July.
A trial date was not set, and the full list of charges and names of defendants has not been issued.
Ukraine measure offers protesters amnesty
KIEV, Ukraine -- Ukraine's parliament on Wednesday passed a measure offering amnesty to those arrested in two months of protests, but only if demonstrators vacate most of the buildings they occupy. The move was quickly greeted with contempt by the opposition.
The measure was put forth by a lawmaker from the party of President Viktor Yanukovych, who is casting about for a way to end the protests, which are calling for his resignation. The measure was a softer version of an earlier proposal to only offer amnesty if all protests dispersed.
But the opposition regards the arrests during the protests -- 328 by one lawmaker's count -- as fundamentally illegitimate.
Report: Monarch migration endangered
MEXICO CITY -- The stunning and little-understood annual migration of millions of Monarch butterflies to spend the winter in Mexico is in danger of disappearing, experts said Wednesday, after numbers dropped to their lowest level since record-keeping began in 1993.
The report by the World Wildlife Fund blamed the displacement of the milkweed the species feeds on by genetically modified crops and urban sprawl in the United States, extreme weather trends and the dramatic reduction of the butterflies' habitat in Mexico due to illegal logging of the trees they depend on for shelter.
The black-and-orange butterflies now cover only 1.65 acres in the pine and fir forests west of Mexico City, compared to 2.93 acres in 2013, said the report. They covered more than 44.5 acres at their peak in 1996.
Dutch find more horse meat in beef products
AMSTERDAM -- The Dutch Foods and Wares Authority said it has "preventatively" blocked all shipments from a Dutch slaughterhouse after investigators found horse meat in four shipments labeled as beef products.
The agency did not identify the slaughterhouse and said it could not tell from the slaughterhouse's records where the products containing horse meat may have been shipped.
The agency has blocked the movement of all 690 tons of meat in the slaughterhouse's freezers and refrigerators until Feb. 3, to give the slaughterhouse's management time to trace all meat shipments between Jan 1, 2012, and Jan. 23, 2014.
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The term green-wash is used to describe something that has been promoted as 'green', but is not. Has the term 'sustainability' worn out its welcome as well? read more »
Green Wash: The Church of Sustainability
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For more than one-third of a century Jerry Brown has proved one of the most interesting and original figures in American politics--and the 71-year-old former wunderkind might be back in office in 2010. If he indeed wins California's gubernatorial election, the results could range from somewhat positive to positively disastrous. read more »
Newspapers: The Search for A Killer Saviour
The publishers and staffs of many daily newspapers would love to think of themselves as hip bloggers, tweeting to an eager and mobile public. But the reality is that newspapering came of age with railroads and steel mills, and the balance sheets of many companies are heavy with long-term debt, inflated valuations, unfunded pension liabilities, and the usual write-downs of smokestack America. read more »
The Forty-Fifth Parallel
When I was a kid growing up in Oregon, we'd occasionally drive north on I-5 to Portland. Just north of Salem we'd pass a sign that read (if memory serves) "The 45th Parallel: Halfway between the equator and the north pole."
I wish I'd stopped and taken a picture of myself straddling the parallel. It would go with a collection of similar straddles: across the equator in Uganda, across the Arctic Circle in Finland, and across the 42nd parallel. read more »
The Failed State of California - The Changing Landscape of America
The Golden State is not so golden anymore. California is broke. With a $20 billion dollar deficit and tax revenues down 27% from last year, Governor Schwarzenegger looks to Washington D.C. for a bail-out to rescue the state from financial ruin. Like the executive passing a beggar on a street corner, Washington looks the other way. Unemployment is statistically 12.3%, but functionally, it runs closer to 20% of the work force. Nowhere is unemployment more tragic than in the Central Valley, the fruit and vegetable producer of the world. read more »
Biotech Research No Silver Bullet for Florida
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Until recently, Florida was the king of growth, agriculture, and tourism. Growth – at 900 immigrants a day from other states – characterized Florida's landscape for over 30 years, and growing cities were in perennial battle with agriculture up until the watershed year of 2009. As a tourist destination, Florida claimed world-class status, which once served the state just fine. Now, gasping for breath and facing financial uncertainty, Florida's leadership frantically seeks a new silver bullet to create jobs, focusing on biomedical research. This focus is timely and important, and can truly move the state in a new direction, and the state leadership's resolve to diversify the economy should stay strong, even with a short-term lack of results. read more »
New Traffic Scorecard Reinforces Density-Traffic Congestion Nexus
Inrix, an industry provider of traffic information, has just published its third annual Traffic Scorecard, which ranks the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas based upon the intensity of their peak hour traffic congestion in 2009. The results provide further evidence of the association between higher urban population densities and more intense traffic congestion.
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Remember that Fisher Price toy – "Baby's First Blocks"? It was supposed to teach us one of life's first lessons: Place a square shape in a square hole, and a round shape in a round hole. We're supposed to understand this idea before we learn to say our first words, or to walk. Yet in the development of our neighborhoods, we have put that square shape into every hole, no matter what the shape of that hole. read more »
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From health care reform and transportation to education to the environment, the Obama administration has--from the beginning--sought to expand the power of the central state. The president's newest initiative to wrest environment, wage and benefit concessions from private companies is the latest example. But this trend of centralizing power to the federal government puts the political future of the ruling party--as well as the very nature of our federal system--in jeopardy. read more »
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The Obama administration celebrated the anniversary of the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, or economic stimulus, by pointing out the gradual recovery of the United States economy has resulted in "saving or creating two million jobs." But young Americans continue to bear the brunt of what is still America's worst recession since the Great Depression. read more »


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Samsung unveils Exynos 7 Octa, an octa-core 14nm SoC
Wondering how powerful the Galaxy S6 might be? So are we. If we can safely assume that Samsung will put their next generation Exynos SoC in their latest flagship device, then we've probably just received details on how much we can toss at the Galaxy S6. This morning, Samsung announced their latest SoC, still dubbed Exynos 7, but called an Exynos 7 Octa. The octa-core processor is the first featuring a 14nm FinFET manufacturing standard, which will be introduced to other Samsung SoCs throughout 2015.


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2016 Golden Slipper favourites to gallop on Tuesday
Favourites Extreme Choice and Flying Artie will have this final gallop heading into Saturday's Group 1 $3.5m Longines Golden Slipper (1200m) at Rosehill on Tuesday morning.
Caulfield trainer Mick Price has arranged to have his two colts gallop …
Badawiya Scores Dominant Kewney Stakes Victory
Badawiya returned to the races for the first time since her third place finish in the Thousand Guineas with an exceptional victory in the 2016 Kewney Stakes at Flemington this afternoon.
Jockey Craig Newitt settled Badawiya just behind the speed in the early stages of the race and the leading hoop waited until the 350 …
Badawiya Primed for Kewney Stakes Return
Badawiya produced a number of standout results for Mick Price through the Spring Carnival and is reportedly primed for a big first-up performance in Saturday's Group 2 Kewney Stakes (1400m) at Flemington.
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Price Pair Gallop In Reverse Ahead of Golden Slipper
Extreme Choice and Flying Artie quinelled the Blue Diamond Stakes for Mick Price on February 27th and have both worked well at the opposite way of going as they build towards an appearance in the Group 1 Golden Slipper (1200m) at Rosehill Gardens in just under two weeks.
Australian Cup start on the cards for Palentino
A start in the Group 1 $1.5m Australian Cup (2000m) at Flemington on Saturday is on the cards for Australian Guineas winner Palentino.
Palentino had to survive a protest …
2016 Australian Guineas Results: Palentino Wins
Palentino flew home from the tail of the field to record a narrow win over Tarzino in a thrilling edition of the Australian Guineas at Flemington this afternoon.
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2016 Ladbrokes Blue Diamond Stakes Results: Extreme Choice Too Good
Extreme Choice has confirmed his status as a star of the future at Caulfield Racecourse this afternoon; producing an impressive start-to-finish performance to beat stable mate Flying Artie by two lengths in the featured Group 1 Ladbrokes Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m).
Full field of 16 to go around in Ladbrokes Blue Diamond Stakes
A full field of sixteen two year olds will go around in the Group 1 $1.5m Ladbrokes Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m) at Caulfield today.
The three emergencies, Selenia, Seaburge and Revolving Door weren't needed, allowing the favourite Extreme …
Reldas gains a start in 2016 Oakleigh Plate
The scratching of Lord Of The Sky on veterinary advice has paved the way for Reldas to gain a start in the Group 1 $500,000 Clamms Seafood Oakleigh Plate (1100m) at Caulfield on Saturday.
The Robert …
Newitt Bullish About Extreme Choice In Ladbrokes Blue Diamond Stakes
Extreme Choice is currently available at 2016 Blue Diamond Stakes odds of $3 and jockey Craig Newitt believes that the talented colt is the horse to beat in the Group 1 event at Caulfield on Saturday.
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