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Its search for Periscope streams and record it. Had to re-encode because of stream nature.
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Feet talk. Of course, they don't rattle on like some annoying relative. They do often mirror overall health, at times being the first place to show signs of serious medical problems.
Is That Pain in the Foot a Tumor in the Neck?
For example, when a 41-year-old man came to my office with pain and swelling in his foot, he thought he had injured himself playing baseball; instead, we discovered a tumor in his neck. The tumor was altering chemicals in his body. One of these, uric acid, was so severely elevated that it couldn't be contained in his bloodstream and entered several joints in his foot, causing his pain. The patient had the tumor removed, and a month later his foot pain disappeared. This case was especially rewarding because had this tumor not been caught, it could have affected his heart, possibly becoming fatal. (Read more about it HERE).
Most instances of feet revealing medical conditions are not this dramatic, but many systemic problems often show up in our feet first.
Nailing Down Nails
Let's start with our toenails. Nowadays, with MRIs, CT scans, and hundreds of blood tests to choose from, few doctors look at toenails. Sadly, some don't even give feet a cursory glance. But in ancient times, examining the toenails was as important as having patients stick out their tongue.
A small change in our toenails' color, shape and pliability may be the only indication of a more serious medical problem. Toenails that become rounded or "clubbed" may mean the person has lung cancer, emphysema, liver disease or a heart problem.
Brittle nails could signal poor circulation, an iron deficiency or a kidney or thyroid problem. Short, small nail beds may be a sign of heart disease, and grey nails may mean the person has glaucoma.
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If you're not eating your vegetables, toenails can reveal that too. A spoon-like or flat nail could mean a lack of certain B vitamins. Splitting and fraying of toenails may signal a need for folic acid or vitamin C. Small white patches on toenails could signal a zinc deficiency. (Read more about vitamins and our feet HERE).
Is That Redness on Your Foot an STD?
A rash or redness on the feet could be a sign of infection, a circulation problem or a sexually transmitted disease. That's right, STDs—in my practice, I've seen signs of AIDS, herpes, syphilis and gonorrhea show up in the foot.
People are usually surprised to hear about sexual diseases in the foot. But when feet, oftentimes the big toe, get involved in sexual activity they are just as susceptible as any other body part to infectious diseases. Some diseases, like AIDS, cause growths and other skin changes on the feet, and others, like herpes, spread to the feet when the person removes their underwear.
Are your feet swelling up? When only one foot swells, it often signals a problem within the foot itself, such as infection or a fracture. It might also be due to a blood clot or a circulation problem. If both feet swell, it could mean you have heart, kidney or liver failure.
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So, feet can reveal quite a lot of information about a person's overall health, even when the condition has nothing to do with feet. On the lighter side, feet reveal plenty about a person's personality as well. People love to adorn their feet with toe rings, ankle bracelets and even tattoos.
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Chad Ford (1:04 PM)
Aloha everyone. We're off to a great start of the NBA season and with college basketball now in full swing, lots to talk about on the draft side of things too. Let's roll.
Zac (Oakland)
Aloha Chad. You use to kill the Warriors, then a truce was called, then they got good. I think you should start killing them again, especially Nellie and Rowell. They are killing this team. Nellie is the absolute wrong coach for this Warrior team. He was the right coach when Baron was here, but Baron is not walking through that door anytime soon. He refuses to play young guys, in particular big ones, therefore he is doing 2 things to Wright and Randolph, killing their confidence and making them mad. He continues to play small ball although he does not have a dominant pg which is critical to its success. Defense? I don't think he has ever heard of the word. Rowell, extending Nellie and Jax was just plain stupid and done on a power trip. Thoughts?
Chad Ford (1:07 PM)
You're right Zac. Truce is over. Warriors are terrible again. Rowell seems to be the major culprit in all of this ... showing once again the Chris Cohan is one of the two or three worst owners in the NBA. When he lets Mully go this year, I fully expect him to land on the Knicks and be part of the resurgance of New York. Meanwhile, the Warriors can watch Corey Maggette, Jamal Crawford and Monta Ellis get in a knife fight each night for the team scoring title.
Derek (Toronto, Ontario)
What are your thoughts on the firing of Sam Mitchell? Apparently they will let Jay Triano coach for the season. Who would be a good replacement after Jay Triano?
Chad Ford (1:11 PM)
I think Sam Mitchell is a good coach. But I don't think he was the right coach for Bryan Colangelo and the team he put together. In fairness, Colangelo inherited Mitchell as a coach and never seemed totally comfortable with his defense first, second and third philosophy. Colangelo wants to play more up-tempo. Remember he's the guy who orchestrated the whole Steve Nash-Mike D'Antoni marriage. However, I wonder if he has the personnel to do it? As for Triano, I really like him. I've known him for years. His philosophy will be more compatible with Colangelo. Ultimately I think it's the right move for the Raptors and we'll see long term if Triano is the answer. He might be.
How good are the Cavs right now? They are crushing teams which is giving Lebron plenty of time to rest. They also have JJ Hickson who is improving every game and should be a big part of the Cavs future dynasty
Chad Ford (1:13 PM)
They're really good. Not quite Boston good, but close. Right now I feel like there's Boston and Cleveland and everyone else in the East is a distant third place. Detroit is having chemistry issues with the addition of Iverson. Orlando is winning, but hasn't played the toughest schedule. Philly and Toronto have been disappointing. I see a very tough Cavs-Celtics Eastern Conference Finals in the future.
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Never bring a knife to a GUNFIGHT!
Chad Ford (1:13 PM)
Stephen Jackson has spoken.
Bill, Indy
What did the Pacers do to the schedule maker to deserve this?
Chad Ford (1:16 PM)
Great point. When people complain about the Pacers ... I have to step back and say ... really? It's a miracle this team is 7-11. Their second best player has been out all year, they've played the toughest schedule in the league and many of their losses have been extremely close. Meanwhile they've beat the Celtics, Lakers and Rockets. Their ugly schedule continues through this month. But after that, it gets easier. This team will be battle tested and I think will go on a major run in the second half of the season. I'm sticking with my pre-season prediction that the Pacers are a playoff team this year. Love their chemistry. Love their style of play. And Danny Granger is one of the more underrated players in the league.
Tim (Portland, OR)
Hey Chad! How good is Portland? This place will be mayhem after they beat the Celtics tomorrow!
Chad Ford (1:19 PM)
I'm not sure they're that good, but good. I pegged them as a sixth seed in the pre-season and that seems about right. Maybe fifth seed. They have a great coach, first of all. I'm not sure why Nate McMillan doesn't get more love. Second, they are so loaded with talent at every position. The only knock on them is their youth. But even that seems to be a positive because the Blazers don't seem to understand that young teams can't consistently win in the NBA. If Pritchard can make a move by the trade deadline to bring in a very good veteran, they could be dangerous in the post season this year. If not, the future of the West is clearly between the Blazers, Lakers and maybe the Hornets.
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If Jr. plays well enough, maybe I can trade him for Chris Kaman.
Chad Ford (1:20 PM)
If he's healthy, that would be a good trade for both teams. Pacers desperately need a big man who can score. Clippers need more help at the two and three with Marcus Camby and Zach Randolph in the paint.
Dan (Buffalo, NY)
Chad, do you think the Cavs would sell the farm by including Hickson in a trade at the deadline if it gives them a better shot at winning a title in the next two years?
Chad Ford (1:23 PM)
No. What they need are more guys like Hickson. The challenge Cleveland faces isn't winning LeBron a title this year. It's convincing him that staying in Cleveland long-term gives him the best chance to win multiple titles. To do that, they need to have young players who can play with Bron for years. Hickson, from the early indications, looks like he could be one of those guys. Look for them to use expiring contracts to get more players like that in place. I don't think the Cavs will try to go under the salary cap in 2010 like the Knicks. A better strategy for them will be to use their expiring contracts to fill this team with young talent now. It's their best shot of keeping LeBron in my opinion.
Don't forget about us this year...B-B-B-Billups is my man!
Chad Ford (1:24 PM)
No one is forgetting about Denver right now. Billups has given the team focus and a winning pedigree for the younger players on the team to follow. I'm not sure he can play like this forever, but he's made the Nuggets relevant again. I'm a little worried about the Nuggets depth up front given the history of injuries for both Nene and Kenyon Martin, but they're dangerous.
Rich (Boston, Mass)
Is it time for Rajon Rondo to be considered an All-Star? I think his outstanding defense, speed, quickness, and passing more than make up for his poor jump shot.
Chad Ford (1:27 PM)
I think Devin Harris has been the best point guard in the East so far this year. But Rondo and rookie Derrick Rose seem to be the next in line. Rondo brings so many intangibles to the table that I'd give him the slight nod over Rose for the moment. But in the long run, Rose is poised to be the best point guard in the East for a long, long time.
Dan (New York)
That Michael Beasley - Derrick Rose debate looks pretty one sided now, huh?
Chad Ford (1:29 PM)
It's too early to call the debate ... but it's a great reminder why teams factor in character and leadership so much. While Beasley was a great scorer and rebounder, Rose brought with him a winning mentality and leadership. You can see, in the early going, why that makes a huge difference. I still think Beasley is a great talent and I think his numbers are a little off in part because of the team he's on ... but Rose is amazing.
yorkis (philly)
Mo Cheeks was a terrible coach when he left Portland, but the fans love him in Philly because he was a great PLAYER here. Shouldn't he get some blame for not getting the team to feed Brand in the post?
Chad Ford (1:32 PM)
Brand is actually averaging roughly the same amount of shot attempts he always has. The difference is that his field goal percentage has tanked. I think so of this is still just rust after missing almost all of last year. Chemistry is also a major issue. This team was better, last year, without Brand. I think they're still trying to figure out how to do it with him. Ultimately that's the coaches job so ... I think Mo Cheek's could be in trouble .. but not for the reason you stated. To me they are the biggest disappointment of the first month of the season.
Rick (NY)
How good is OJ Mayo going to be? He seems like he might have a brighter future than anyone outside of Rose.
Chad Ford (1:34 PM)
Yes and no. Mayo is a terrific shooter. But if he's going to be dominant, he's going to have to get to the line more and do more to get others involved. Right now I'm not sure O.J. is making any of his teammates better out there. Long term I think the Grizzlies will trade Mike Conley and try to move Mayo to the point. I still think he's ultimately a scoring point guard in the Gilbert Arenas mode.
Jay (Brooklyn)
The more I hear about the Marbury situation, the more I wonder why anyone would take a chance on him. Loads of talent there, but can he really be a productive part of winning team?
Chad Ford (1:38 PM)
History says no. Marbury is a good individual talent who, for whatever reason, doesn't seem able to make his team better when he's on the floor. I wouldn't touch him if I was Miami or some other team looking for a boost. With that said, I can't totally blame Marbury for being upset. He wants to play. From all accounts he worked hard this summer to get ready and was led to believe he had a shot. If we were in his position, we'd be frustrated too. I actually think Marbury's best play is to head to Europe next year. He'll make a ton of money, fans will love him and he can be the man. As for the Knicks, I think they're sending the right message to players and fans. Marbury, for better and for worse, is the symbol of the Isiah Thomas era. Donnie Walsh and Mike D'Antoni are working overtime to get rid of any evidence that Isiah was there.
Craig (PA)
Are the Lakers going to try to not "rock the boat" or if a decent deal comes along, they'll send away Odom? How much time would it take for even a talented player to learn the triangle?
Chad Ford (1:39 PM)
I think they only make a move if it can help them both this year and in the long term. Anything else doesn't make sense ... they'd be better off keeping Odom.
JR (Chicago, IL)
There were rumors recently about Portland having interest in Conley. Would Conley be a good long-term fit for the Blazers?
Chad Ford (1:41 PM)
I'm not sure. Brandon Roy is so good with the ball in his hands, I'm not sure they need a guy like Conley. He honestly is having the same problem in Memphis. Mayo is so good with the ball that Conley can be a bit irrelevant because he can't shoot. I love Conley as a player, but I'm not sold he's the right guy for Portland, especially with the way Rudy Fernandez is developing.
Rory (NY)
Why isn't there more talk of Amare going to the Knicks in 2010. Obviously Lebron is 1st choice, but Amare isn't being mentioned much at all and clearly he isn't happy in Phoenix while he would love the big stage in NY and I hear he doesn't mind the coach either. If they can't get Lebron would't the Knicks still be serious contenders with their current core, Amare and say Dwane Wade and maybe even a swan song of Steve Nash?
Chad Ford (1:43 PM)
Maybe ... but Amare seems to be suffering from Shawn Marion illness. He seems more concerned about being THE MAN than doing what's best for the team. Not sure how he'd react to having Dwyane Wade steal his thunder every night. More importantly ... I know it's been fun doing the 2010 speculation thing. I love that stuff ... but it's getting old ... right? I mean, lots can happen in the next two years.
Mike in Scottsdale
If you were the Suns g.m., what would you do with the roster?
Bryan (Xenia, OH)
The Suns look like a team ready to implode: full of really unhappy players, a coach who has lost them, a front office making bizarre decisions (Shaq, Dragic, trading KT and 2 first rounders, etc...) and a fan base that's rapidly losing interest. Will there be a shake up, and in what form?
Chad Ford (1:47 PM)
The Suns still have a lot of talent. But you're right, they are in danger of becoming one of those teams that just implodes. I love Steve Kerr and always will, but his mistakes have been costly for the Suns. They need to make a move now while some of their players still have value and start to reload. And whether Suns fans like it or not, the guy they have to build around in the long-term is Amare ... not Nash or Shaq. Amare is the future. If he's unhappy, they have to fix that. The problem is, the Suns have kind of painted themselves into a corner. Shaq's contract is a killer. Boris Diaw doesn't have any real value. They really should try to hold onto Leandro Barbosa. That leaves them possibly trading Nash which ... really seems like blasphemy. He's the heart of this team. But he's also the only guy (other than Amare) that they could trade and get some real value for in return.
Seth (MA)
Chad your thoughts on the upside of Hasheem Thabeet? We know he can contribute right away defensively in the pros but how much offensive upside does he have? Can he be a more complete player than an Okafor that plays PF?
Chad Ford (1:50 PM)
He's 7-foot-3 and can run the floor and block shots. However, I'm still not sold he's the next Mutombo or Okafor. Offensively he's still VERY raw. He's done the right thing by staying in school for three years, but a big part of me feels like he needs to stay all four years if he wants to ever be a special player in the pros. He's got great upside, but he still has a long ways to go. With that said, I wouldn't be shocked if he was a Top 5, maybe even Top 3 pick in the 2009 Draft. The Draft is pretty weak this upcoming year.
Skinny Pete (Indiana)
When's your next draft column coming?? I have a feeling we'll be seeing Chase Budinger, Jonny Flynn, Darren Collison in the stock up section, and B.J. Mullens, DeMarr DeRozan in stock down.
Chad Ford (1:52 PM)
It's coming ... today I think. You're right about the stock down column .. Mullens and DeRozan have been big disappointments early on. In the stock up category ... Blake Griffin, James Harden, Stephen Curry, Hasheem Thabeet, Gani Lawal and Ty Lawson make the cut. Though i agree that Budinger and Flynn in particular are off to great starts.
All teams without a PG
If you are going to take a draft question, answer who is better and why: Rubio or Jennings.
Chad Ford (1:54 PM)
Rubio. More experience and a better feel for the game. Jennings is a more explosive scorer and athlete, but Rubio has the intangibles to be a great pass first point guard. Jennings is going to fit more of a scoring Gilbert Arenas type of mold. With that said, neither is off to a great start this year. Rubio has been out all season with a wrist injury and Jennings 4.9 ppg on below 30 percent shooting isn't exactly wowing anyone.
Disco (Chicago)
Blake Griffin has to be #1 right? OKC needs a big
Chad Ford (1:55 PM)
Yes. He's the consensus No. 1 pick right now and if he keeps playing this way, no one is going to catch him. He's dominating on both ends of the ball. He's tough, he's physically ready for the NBA, he's a great athlete. The only real question is the long term health of his knees.
Jimmy (Arkansas)
What do you make of the disappointing starts by DeMar DeRozan and B.J. Mullens? Do you think that it will ultimately affect their draft stock or is it just because they are freshmen?
Chad Ford (1:57 PM)
I just think the last two freshman classes have dramatically increased our expectations. Those two classes were ELITE. This year is much more mediocre. So ... when freshman aren't dominating the way that Beasley or Durant did ... we're disappointed. Mullens we could've expected. It always takes big guys longer. But DeRozan is a bit of a surprise. I thought he was one of the most ready, from a physical and tools standpoint, to dominate. Their stock is dropping, but both are still int he Top 10 ... for now.
Joe (Davis)
Chad, Stephan Curry has looked dominant, but has played in college for 4 whole years. Is he going to suffer from over exposure and thus drop in the draft?
Chad Ford (1:59 PM)
First of all, Curry is a junior this year. And no ... I don't think he suffers from overexposure. He moved to a new position this year which has allowed scouts to finally see him play the position he'd have to play in the pros .. point guard. So far he's passed the test with flying colors, which is why he's really rocketed up our Top 100. We have him ranked as the 5th best prospect in the draft right now. He's been that good.
Chad Ford (2:00 PM)
Thanks everyone for your questions. We'll do it again on Tuesday next week and look for my latest Draft Stock Watch later today.
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Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council announced the return of its award-winning Girl Scout Cookie Dessert Challenge. For the second year in a row, chefs from some of the state's most popular restaurants will use their culinary prowess to re-imagine one of the beloved flavors of Girl Scout cookies – Do-Si-Dos, Samoas Tagalongs, Thin Mints, Trefoils, and new flavor Rah… Read More →
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This will be a great year for women – and in part, you have the Girls Scouts to thank for that. Right now we have two things to celebrate: The Girl Scouts' wrapping up another successful year of cookie sales – last day of booth sales are March 30 – and a record number of… Read More →
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How casting ruins a mystery: 'NCIS Los Angeles' edition
While watching a recent CBS's "NCIS: Los Angeles" (don't judge - ladies do love cool James), I witnessed what has to be one of the most egregious offenses on television crime dramas and it's posing a serious threat to my TV viewing (and by extension to anyone watching TV with me).
In an early scene from the aforementioned episode, Kensi Blye (Daniela Ruah) and her partner Marty Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen) are heading down the garden path of a Beverly Hills mansion when they pass a gardener. He gives the agents a passing glance, but that look, that stealthy stare tells me instantly that the gardener is not just pruning the roses, he's the bad guy, the guilty party and the reason for the episode's murder and mayhem. »Read Full Article(1)
Uneven Mumford & Sons show comes together at the finish
Before they became folk-revival rock stars, before they brought the banjo — the banjo! — to the top of the charts, Mumford & Sons became musical masters of pacing, tension and catharsis.
But it's one thing to accomplish this on sweeping singalong strummers like "The Cave" and "I Will Wait," or even across an entire album, like last year's blockbuster, album-of-the-year Grammy-winner "Babel." But sustaining spine-tingling anticipation and keeping the musical climaxes interesting, across an hour-and-forty-five-minute show is an entirely different, difficult challenge — one the band largely lived up in front of about 23,000 at a sold-out Marcus Amphitheater Tuesday night. »Read Full Article(38)
Gallery owner Michael Lord in legal, financial trouble in Palm Springs
Michael H. Lord, a former Milwaukee gallery owner who was sent to prison for defrauding clients here, is now having legal trouble in Palm Springs, Calif., where he opened a prominent gallery after his imprisonment.
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More seats for tonight's sold out Mumford & Sons show at the Marcus Amphitheater will be released periodically today through TicketMaster, according to the Pabst Theater officials.
Seats will also be available for purchase at the Marcus Amphitheater box office unless they sell out online before showtime. »Read Full Article(1)
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Bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley brings his farewell tour to the Pabst Theater's lower level 8 p.m. Nov. 2.
At 86, Stanley has been defining the sound of bluegrass for more than 60 years with the Clinch Mountain Boys. It's not like he's been resting on his considerable laurels: Stanley won his three Grammys in the past 11 years, and was one of the defining voices of the soundtrack for the Coen brothers' 2000 movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" He published his autobiography, "Man of Constant Sorrow: Life and Times of a Music Legend," in 2009. »Read Full Article
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The Jonas Brothers are back on the road this fall, including an 8:30 p.m. show at the Riverside Theater.
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There will be tributes to Milwaukee native George Tillman Jr. and screenwriter Paul Attanasio during the Milwaukee Film Festival, it was announced Tuesday.
Attanasio, who wrote the screenplays for "Quiz Show" and "Donnie Brasco," also was producer of the Fox series "House." He is the brother of Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio. »Read Full Blog Post
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British folk revival band Mumford & Sons kicks off a busy fall concert season in Milwaukee Tuesday. Associated Press photo by Joel Ryan. »Read Full Blog Post(1)


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"This is a fantastic way to explore Paris. We used it in Nov 2012 and again Aug 2015 both times we had a 2 day pass. Even when the boats were very busy in Aug 2015 we managed to take, full advantage of the service and enjoyed the beautiful views of the city without any hassle. ...Maria W., United Kingdom – See more reviews
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Stops at Port des Champs Elysées, Paris 8th arrondissement. From place Clémenceau, take avenue Winston Churchill towards the Seine. Go down the stairs on the left at Pont Alexandre III.
Since the Greeks, for whom the Elysian Fields (Champs-Elysées) were the resting place of warriors, by way of players of Monopoly in French, Marcel Proust looking out for his Gilberte and politicians aiming at moving into the presidential palace, 'the most beautiful avenue in the world' has always conjured up dreams.
However, the history of this roadway designed for Marie de Médicis in former marshland truly began with Napoléon III. The laying out of the gardens and the building of private mansions enabled the success of the avenue running from the Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe. It is now the traditional place for parades and commemorations. Rehabilitated in 1994, it has recovered its prestige even if hamburger bars and cars are a bit too visible.
Stops at Quai du Louvre, Paris 1st arrondissement. Go from the pyramid forming the entry to the Louvre towards the quays and then turn right without crossing Pont du Carrousel. Walk for 100 meters along the quay and go down the steps to the river.
In 1816, a large crowd went to the port at the Louvre to watch the docking of the Elise, the first steamboat. Today, the crowd comes to the museum, the home port for art from all over the world. To expand, the Louvre got rid of the Ministry of Finance civil servants who used a wing of the building until the mid-1980s. Going towards the Opera, the beginning of the Japanese quarter of Paris, side-by-side with the luxury boutiques of Faubourg St-Honoré and the antique shops in the Louvre des Antiquaires. The quarter is also a quiet paradise abandoned to bankers now that the National Library and its readers have moved to a new river bank site. With the Tuileries and the quays, this stop is also the one for the nearest Paris gets to beach establishments.
Stops at Quai de l'Hôtel de Ville, Paris 4th arrondissement. In Place de l'Hôtel de Ville take the pedestrian underpass to Quai de l'Hôtel de Ville, walk upstream along the quay for 100 metres. The stop is on the right in the square.
There used not to be a quay here, just the shore that sloped gently from Place de l'Hôtel de Ville to the Seine. The place was called 'Place de Grève' (Shore Square) until the nineteenth century and was for a long time the scene of executions and the place where journeyman were hired by the Seine boatmen. This stop is the one for a likeable and historical part of the Paris.
The Marais, Saint-Paul and Saint-Gervais are surviving areas where old houses look out on to the last cobbled lanes. But that's enough of the past. With the Pompidou Centre (Beaubourg), the Picasso Museum, boutiques, eclectic bars of all persuasions and the lively Jewish quarter, the port at Hôtel de Ville also feels the vibrations of modernism.
Stops at Port de la Bourdonnais, Paris 7th arrondissement: at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, opposite the Trocadéro, cross the street and walk down the stairs at the right hand corner of Pont de Iéna.
The Eiffel Tower is like the lighthouse of Paris. All the travellers in the world-even those who have never seen it-identify it as the absolute symbol of the city. The steel lady was born in 1889 for a Universal Exposition celebrating the centenary of the French Revolution.
It can be seen in all its majesty from the Palais du Trocadéro, built in 1937 for another Universal Exposition. The Champ de Mars is at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. This former Ecole Militaire drill ground is now where children play and watch Punch and Judy shows and where lovers meet.
Stops at Quai de Solférino, 7th arrondissement: leaving Musée d'Orsay, cross the street along the quays and go down the steps to the river bank.
This stop is a railway station, as Orsay was at the end of the railway line before it housed all the nineteenth century European artistic movements. The thousands of visitors who visit the museum each day cause a bit of disturbance in this secretive, discreet quarter. The magnificent mansions built by the nobility in the eighteenth century are now mainly used as ministries and embassies. Although the heavy doors behind which state decisions are taken and that only open for the coming and going of ministerial limousines, Faubourg Saint-Germain is not just the hushed paradise of the political and diplomatic world. A walk reveals the finest buildings in Paris in a quarter that is secretive even for Parisians.
Stops at Quai de Malaquais, 6th arrondissement: take rue Bonaparte from Saint-Germain's Church. When you reach the quay, cross the road and go down the steps to the bank.
First came abbots who founded a community that possessed much money and knowledge. Then the Académie Française and the École des Beaux-Arts (art school) set up here. And finally Simone de Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre and all their friends who held forth while Boris Vian played and Juliette Gréco sang in the cellars. Those are the intellectual roots of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. But is there anything left?
Even though the galleries and bookshops are holding out, ready-to-wear is elbowing out ready-to-think. But if you forget the flashy window displays and explore the little streets around rue de Buci, where the market is held, or the quays (the oldest being Quai des Grands-Augustins that dates back to 1313), you'll find liveliness and artists who still breathe.
Stops at Quai de Montebello, Paris 5th arrondissement: go upstream along the quays for about a hundred metres from the Pont au Double, and take the stairs down to the river.
Rue de la Bûcherie is a reminder that the boat berths where there used to be a port to land firewood for Paris. And even if this lively quarter between the Sorbonne and the Seine is not as hot as it was in 1968, it still attracts students from all over the world, who speak all languages-except Latin, whose use by scholars gave the Latin Quarter its name.
The heart of Paris lies across the bridge, because the city was indeed founded on Ile de la Cité. 'Lutetia', the old name of Paris, is Celtic for 'dwelling in the middle of the waters'. The island was the kings' residence under the fourteenth century. They built two Gothic masterpieces (Notre-Dame and the Sainte-Chapelle), their palace (now the law courts), a hospital (Hôtel-Dieu) and a barracks that has become the Prefecture de Police.
Stops at Quai Saint-Bernard, Paris 5th arrondissement. Take rue des Fossés-Saint-Bernard towards the Seine, cross Quai Saint-Bernard in front of the Institut du Monde Arabe and go down to the river by the ramp or the stairs. Then walk upstream through the open-air sculpture garden. The Batobus puts in between Pont Sully and Pont d'Austerlitz.
This stop used to be a beach where rich and poor came to wash, stark naked. Pressure from offended neighbors led to the opening of the first baths in 1680 and bathing in the river was forbidden. The quay became a trade port in the eighteenth century and warehouses with magnificent vaulted cellars were built. The wine warehouse competed with the one at Bercy. Business dwindled when the railways took the lead from river transport and the building was demolished in the early 1960s to make room for the Science Faculty (Jussieu). Much earlier Louis XIII's herbalists made the area a garden for their studies and the Natural History Museum began to take shape. A mosque was built at the beginning of the twentieth century and the amazing Institut du Monde Arabe at the end.
Stops at Beaugrenelle, Paris 15th arrondissement, a district of relaxation and shopping. Unwind and chill out in this district. Head straight to Beaugrenelle (only 2 minute walk from the stop) and stroll in the many parks and gardens in this district.
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Palouse Reporter Rachel Dubrovin explains what will need to happen before contractors can break ground on the Joseph Street property.
This 22-acre piece of land in eastern Moscow may not look like much, but there's more to the Joseph Street property than meets the eye.
"The big issue at this point is to get the show on the road," said Moscow City Supervisor Gary Riedner.
The Moscow School District purchased this land in the nineties, and since then, it has been left untouched But the school district and the city recently agreed to pursue a joint development of the site.
"It's just an exciting time to be able to have two governmental agencies working together to not only just the students at Moscow School District, but also, the whole community," said Moscow School District Superintendent Greg Bailey.
The school district and the city each agreed to contribute $1.5 million to the project.
"Overall, we're looking at a baseball field, a softball field, soccer, lacross," said Bailey.
And on Monday night, the city council approved a professional services contract, which means the contractor will soon move into the planning stage of the project.
"We will have hopefully, a design perspective preliminary by Thanksgiving," said Riedner. "So it's going to be very quick."
"The summer of 2014, you're going to see a lot of dirt flying," said Bailey.
If all goes as planned, kids will have a new place to play by the fall of 2015... which could benefit the community and local economy.
"You know, we could possibly have a district tournament, or even a state tournament here locally, which will bring a lot of people into the community of Moscow," said Bailey.
In addition to play fields, the Joseph Street property could also be the site of a new school if the district sees a need for one in the future.


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SMITHTOWN, NY – (April 6, 2015) – Most people are aware that we have soldiers overseas in Afghanistan. But what most are not usually aware of is that many times they become attached to dogs that they find roaming in the area. For some, it's the bond they create with those new pets that keep them feeling happy and hopeful. Yet when their tour of duty is over and it's time to go back home to the U.S., they find themselves having to break that bond and leave the dog behind. Guardians of Rescue, an international animal rescue organization, works to change that by reuniting soldiers with the dogs they had to leave behind.
"Through our No Buddy Left Behind Program, we have helped numerous soldiers to be reunited with the dogs they were caring for in Afghanistan," stated Robert Misseri, founder and president of Guardians of Rescue. "It's the least we can do for these soldiers, who miss the dogs and worry about their fate. But we can't do it alone; we need the public's help in order to make it a successful mission."
There are costs involved in bringing the dogs back to the U.S. from the Middle East. This expense is one reason that Guardians of Rescue reaches out to the public for donations in order to help make it possible. The group is working with the only Afghanistan-based animal shelter, Nowzad, to make the mission possible and successful. The dogs will be flown into John F. Kennedy International Airport at the end of April, and then will be transported on to Portland, Ore., where they will be reunited with the soldiers they were with in Afghanistan.
The dogs being reunited were found and rescued by a couple of U.S. Army soldiers. When they spotted the mom she had four puppies and a wounded paw, and they saw the way other stray dogs had been mistreated in the area. They decided to help nurse the wounded leg back to health, and went on to care for and bond with the mother and her puppies. The platoon medic will be adopting her, while another soldier takes two of the puppies, and a third soldier has expressed interest in another one of the puppies.
"These soldiers have given us so much, the least we can do it is reunite them with these dogs they bonded with," said Dori Scofield, vice president of Guardians of Rescue. "Every little bit helps, and it all adds up to meaning so much for them and the dogs. Together we can save them!"
The cost to bring the dogs back to America and deliver them to the soldiers is estimated at $6,000. Guardians of Rescue is seeking donations from the public to help with this mission. Those who would like to learn more and make a donation can do so by logging onto: http://guardiansofrescue.org/banners-view/no-buddy-left-behind/.
About Guardians of Rescue Based in New York, Guardians of Rescue is an organization whose mission is to protect the well being of all animals. They provide aid to animals in distress, including facilitating foster programs, rehabilitation, assisting other rescue groups, and providing support to families, both military and not, who need assistance due to economic factors. To learn more about Guardians of Rescue, visit the site at www.guardiansofrescue.org.
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ASPCA aims to keep Midwest pets safe during disasters through grants to local groups
New York, N.Y.—The ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) today announced the first grant recipients as part of its Midwest Disaster Resiliency Program—a program that provides much-needed funding, training, and expertise to local communities to better serve and assist animals and pet owners during and after disasters.
The Midwest Disaster Resiliency Program enables the ASPCA to work with communities in disaster-prone areas to enhance their ability to respond to animals and pet owners affected by disasters. The program assists animal welfare organizations and government agencies in Midwestern states, which experience a high frequency of disasters yet garner little attention or support.
"Animals are often overlooked when it comes to disaster planning," said Elizabeth Dominguez, ASPCA disaster response manager. "Communities must be prepared to rescue, shelter and provide emergency care for pets, as we've seen pet owners put their own lives in jeopardy if the local community doesn't have a system in place to assist or accommodate their pets. This is especially important in vulnerable areas like the Midwest, which experience higher rates of natural disasters."
Through the Midwest Disaster Resiliency Program, the ASPCA is providing more than $50,000 to the below groups:
- Animal Rescue League Of Iowa (Des Moines, Iowa) for water rescue equipment and water rescue training.
- Beadle County Humane Society (Huron, S.D.) for rescue supplies and kennels to increase sheltering capacity.
- Benton Animal Control and Adoption Center (Benton, Ark.) for disaster sheltering equipment.
- Butler County Kansas Animal Response Team (Augusta, Kan.) for emergency response equipment.
- City of Sherwood Department of Humane Animal Services (Sherwood, Ark.) for disaster sheltering equipment.
- City of St. Cloud, Minn. for disaster preparedness equipment.
- Enid SPCA (Enid, Okla.) for funds to create a Garfield County Animal Response Team (CART).
- Faulkner County Animal Response Team (Conway, Ark.) for disaster sheltering equipment.
- Johnson County Animal Response Team (Lenexa, Kan.) for emergency trailer and rescue equipment.
- Kingman Pratt Area Animal Response Team (Cheney, Kan.) for emergency storage trailer.
- Kansas SART, Inc. (Wichita, Kan.) for animal rescue courses instructed by ASPCA experts and registration costs for emergency response exercises.
- Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association and Veterinary Medical Reserve Corps (St. Paul, Minn.) for the creation of a Minnesota State Animal Response Team (SART).
- Nebraska Humane Society (Omaha, Neb.) for large animal handling training for emergency responders in Omaha, Neb., Lincoln, Neb. and Council Bluffs, Iowa.
- Springfield-Greene County Community Emergency Response Team (Springfield, Mo.) for sheltering equipment, trailers and computers.
In addition to launching the ASPCA Midwest Disaster Resiliency Program, the ASPCA has been working with PetSmart Charities, Inc. to support animal welfare organizations across the country by providing the equipment and supplies necessary to respond to large-scale disasters. PetSmart Charities has provided its first cache grant of $6,550 to Nebraska Humane Society for disaster response equipment including crates and other sheltering supplies that will allow them to board and care for an increased number of animals in the event of a disaster.
The ASPCA Field Investigations and Response team frequently responds to natural disasters around the country, including Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and the Joplin tornado in 2011, in addition to being called upon by state and municipal governments and other animal welfare partners to lend expertise during large-scale animal rescue operations.
Organizations outside of the Midwest seeking disaster response funding should visit: http://www.aspcapro.org/resource/grants/aspca-grant-application-process
About the ASPCA® Founded in 1866, the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) is the first animal welfare organization in North America and serves as the nation's leading voice for animals. More than two million supporters strong, the ASPCA's mission is to provide effective means for the prevention of cruelty to animals throughout the United States. As a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation, the ASPCA is a national leader in the areas of anti-cruelty, community outreach and animal health services. For more information, please visit www.ASPCA.org, and be sure to follow the ASPCA on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
New 'Help a Horse Day' contest and other initiatives fueled awareness and advocacy of equine protection
NEW YORK— The ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) today announced that in 2014 its Equine Fund awarded over $1.1 million in grants to support 169 equine rescues and sanctuaries across the country. The grant money supported several areas of equine welfare including emergency food grants, training scholarships, a new nationwide contest held on ASPCA Help a Horse Day, and the Rescuing Racers Initiative, which aids in the rescue and rehabilitation of retired racehorses to save them from slaughter.
"Racehorses are just as susceptible as other horses to being sent to livestock auctions and then on to the slaughterhouse, when their racing days are over," said Jacque Schultz, senior director of the ASPCA Equine Fund. "The ASPCA is grateful to our special supporters who enable us to keep these horses safe by providing assistance to equine rescues who transition ex-racers out of the racing stable and into new homes in someone's show barn or farm paddock."
In 2014, more than 80 equine rescue groups held events across 32 states to raise awareness about equine protection for ASPCA Help a Horse Day, celebrated annually on April 26 – a date chosen for its significance to the ASPCA's long history of horse protection. In 1866, ASPCA founder Henry Bergh stopped a cart driver from beating his horse, resulting in the first successful arrest for horse mistreatment on April 26 of that year. The protection of horses has remained a core part of the ASPCA's mission ever since, including legislation, advocacy, rescue and targeted grants.
"We were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm and creativity of the equine rescue groups that participated in the first ASPCA Help a Horse Day celebration contest," said Schultz. "We continue to be inspired by their year-round commitment to equine welfare and we can't wait to see what new ideas they come up with in 2015 to further protect horses."
California, the state with the largest number of equine rescues and sanctuaries, as well as some of the nation's highest hay costs, led the ASPCA Equine Fund grant recipients with 35 grants. New York followed in second place with 11 grants, while Oregon, Florida and Kentucky were all tied with 10 grants each.
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"Everyone knows that season four of Scandal is set to premiere tonight on ABC – and that everyone is desperate to know where Olivia Pope jetted off to. But there's an even bigger scandal out there that the ASPCA wants to uncover: pet homelessness. In fact, the biggest scandal of all is that there are millions of pets in shelters across this country who just want a loving home. Well, the ASPCA wants to fix that.
By creating these six e-cards featuring famous lines from the show with animals available for adoption right now at the ASPCA Adoption Center, the organization would like to remind everyone to make pet adoption their first option and help get a handle on the number of homeless animals waiting in shelters for loving homes."
Melissa Cook, President of The Greyhound Project will join Jon and Talkin' Pets this Saturday March 1, 2014 at 5 PM EST to discuss National Adopt-a-Greyhound Month
April is National Adopt- a-Greyhound Month
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Framingham, MA-A 40 mile per hour couch potato is just waiting to be adopted into a loving and permanent home. What better time than National Adopt-a-Greyhound month to welcome a beautiful, graceful and gentle greyhound into your family.
April is National Adopt-a-Greyhound month and the need to place surplus racing greyhounds has never been greater. The Greyhound Project is spreading the message of greyhound adoption awareness to ensure that 100 percent of these greyhounds find caring homes.
Although many greyhound tracks have closed in recent years, the need to find homes for retired racing greyhounds has not diminished. Greyhounds retiring from the 22 remaining tracks located in seven states around the country still number in the thousands. These wonderful, elegant dogs are being cared for by adoption groups across the country as they wait to be adopted into their permanent homes.
"Greyhounds make great pets and companions," said President of The Greyhound Project Melissa Cook. "They are graceful, gentle and can be a great addition to any dog-loving family. Many believe that regional race track closings have lessened the need to adopt these greyhounds into homes. That misperception results in a flood of retired racing greyhounds waiting to go to their permanent homes, particularly in regions with active tracks."
"The need to move these dogs to non-racing states is critical and costs associated with accomplishing this present a real challenge. National Adopt-a-Greyhound month is a great time to welcome these wonderful Greyhounds into loving and permanent homes."
The Greyhound Project works to support over 300 greyhound adoption groups nationwide. The charity also publishes Celebrating Greyhounds, an award-winning quarterly magazine written for greyhound adopters, owners, and supporters.
About The Greyhound Project
Founded in 1992, The Greyhound Project is a volunteer, non-profit organization. The mission of The Greyhound Project is to promote the welfare and adoption of greyhounds by providing support and information to adoption organizations, adopters, and the public. Please visit www.adopt-a-greyhound.org for more information.
Ken Jones from A-TeamForWildlife joins Jon and Talkin' Pets this Saturday at 5 PM EST to discuss his organization for kids and conservation
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Hi, I'm Sarah, the founder and CEO of LoveAnimals.org.
My passion in life has always been to help animals and prevent their suffering. I wasn't passionate about solving one issue or helping one particular species. I wanted to help all animals on a grand scale, by doing something that could move the needle in the right direction for animals everywhere.
I began my career as an attorney in the UK, with the hope that I could impact animal welfare through the law. I realized however that the law was not enough - I wanted to do something more proactive that would help animals right now. Upon moving to the U.S in 2008 (my husband Scott is Colorado born and bred), I began working as the Program Officer for the Animal Assistance Foundation, one of the largest foundations exclusively funding animal welfare initiatives in America. For three and a half years I oversaw the charitable distribution of $1.2 million annually. $1.2 million sounds like a lot of money, but it was a drop in the bucket. I saw hard working non-profits doing fantastic work to help animals every day but they all needed access to more resources.
When I began learning about websites like DonorsChoose.org and Kiva.org, a friend and I asked the obvious question - why is there no website like this for animal welfare and wildlife conservation? And so Love Animals was born. After months of research and hard work we incorporated a non-profit in January 2012 and help our first board meeting. Next came more hard work – convincing the world that we needed LoveAnimals.org AND the money to get it off the ground. We were joined by many people who helped us raise enough to build the website and organization. In August 2012 software development began. The rest is…well…you're on our website so you can see the rest! LoveAnimals.org was launched in Spring 2013. Check out our launch press release.
Through Love Animals I can fulfill my personal life's mission to have real impact to improve the lives of animals everywhere. Please consider joining me in this mission - follow our progress as we launch this new non-profit, tell your friends about LoveAnimals.org and please consider making a donation to help us grow.
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Thanksgiving is near. For many, the holiday is filled with the joy of family, friends and good food. For those of us fortunate enough to have companion animals (our furry children), the holiday gives us one more thing for which to be thankful.
Unfortunately, for homeless animals on the street and in shelters, Thanksgiving is just another day of being cold, hungry, afraid and unloved. With your help we can change that.
Operation Blankets of Love (OBOL) is a unique nonprofit animal welfare organization. Our mission is to improve the well-being of homeless animals and increase their chances for survival and adoption - with the ultimate goal of eliminating animal homelessness.
For more information about OBOL life-saving work and humane educational programs, please go to our website: www.operationblanketsoflove.org
Every day we see suffering animals and hear endless stories of how they came to be homeless. But OBOL works tirelessly to change those sad stories into stories of adoption, love and forever homes.
OBOL is the only non-profit of its kind in the country that donates--free of charge--care and aid items like blankets, pet beds, food, treats, toys, towels, carriers, grooming supplies and more.
Shelters (that have no budget for bedding and towels) and most rescue groups (with very limited funds), depend on OBOL to provide those necessary items for the care and comfort of the animals they have rescued.
We are so thankful to have supporters like you so we can continue our life-saving work. Because of your financial support, OBOL is able to help over 1,000 animals each month. We hear many stories of sick, abused and neglected animals, left on the street like garbage or dumped into the shelters that, with some love and attention and comfort items provided by OBOL, have found their forever loving homes. Those are the stories we love to share.
Here is just one of those stories.
Liam, the One-Eyed Wonder Dog
Sachi Animal Rescue
Help stop the abuse. No animal should suffer like Liam did.
Liam is an amazing boy. Seized from a Pit Bull fighting ring in San Bernardino where he was used as a bait dog (to train other dogs barbaric fighting techniques), Andi Pickett from Sachi Animal Rescue saved him from imminent death at the Devore shelter. He was in bad shape. After nearly $1,600 in veterinary care, the vet was unable to save his eye but was able to save his life.
Andi tells everyone not to let this one-eyed wonder dog fool them as he is amazing with people and other dogs. He's always ready to play and loves to swipe his friends' toys. Operation Blankets of Love donated a special soft blanket, food, treats, toys and more for Liam and the other rescues at Sachi--all free of charge.
Liam getting all the love he deserves.
And lucky Liam? He has found his forever loving home. It's success stories like Liam's that make all of the hard work worth it.
OBOL is deeply committed and continues to promote the well-being and survival of shelter homeless animals with the goal to end their suffering.
You can help us today. Your financial contribution will be used right here in your own neighborhood.
Each dollar you contribute allows us to provide comfort to one dog or cat in a shelter. We know that comfort items increase an animal's chance at adoption. This saves lives! How many can you help today?
|A little kitty comfort.
Through your tax deductible gift of $25 you can help comfort 25 homeless animals. Please send the most generous gift you can today of $200, $100, $50 or more. Let's make it a thankful holiday for as many homeless animals as we can. Together we can do it!
Please click the donate button to donate by PayPal. Or, send your check payable to Operation Blankets of Love to:
Operation Blankets of Love
16911 San Fernando Mission Road PMB 187
Granada Hills, CA 91344
Without your generous financial support our life-saving work can't continue. The homeless animals depend on you, dogs like Liam. Please help us help them.
Yours for the homeless pets,
Eileen and Brad Smulson
P.S. Show your love and concern today by making a monetary contribution to give homeless animals in shelters like Liam a second chance in life. Let's work together to stop the pain and misery.
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Operation Blankets of Love! --Ginger, OBOL Public Relations Director and Goodwill Ambassador
Big Hearts for Teeja a 3 year old diagnosed with Cancer needs your help by participating in this auction with items for pets to people to bid on...
PR firms are all about promoting their clients, but today, they're helping one of their own. When local resident and publicist, Tana Johnson's 3 year daughter Teeja was diagnosed with an incredibly aggressive and malignant form of cancer she was terrified. In one day this seemingly normal Sarasota family's world had been turned upside down.
Tana quickly went from being just an employee to a client. This team of media gurus came up with a plan on how to help support this family who now travels from Sarasota to New York City every month to undergo aggressive cancer treatment at one of the nation's top Neuroblastoma hospitals. This treatment has been happening for a year and will continue to happen for the next two. The firm decided to do something it had never done before. The firm's VP reached out to its entire client base and asked for help in a silent auction where 100% of the proceeds would go to the Johnson family.
"Within moments of hitting send on the email asking clients to just simply consider helping this family, we were getting responses like 'Yes! Count us in!' 'Of course, anything you need. How many would you like?' It was just incredible," added the firm's VP. "I was getting choked up sitting in my office." The auction started yesterday and will run through this coming Monday. The items being auctioned off with starting bids at just $8.00 range from things like gourmet rotisserie ovens, all the way to beautiful pieces of jewelry, to baby and pet products and everything in-between. We don't want press for our PR firm. We are really trying to get the word out about the auction though so as many people as possible can enter bids. With the holidays right around the corner, this auction is a perfect way to "stock" up on gifts and feel good at the same time knowing 100% of the proceeds are going to help a local little girl battling a disease she's determined to win! Here's a link to the silent auction: http://www.32auctions.com/bigheartsforlittleteeja


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More than $44,000 spent to hire visiting judges during the last two years has become the main issue in the Republican primary race for Potter County Court at Law No. 1.
Challenger and current state associate judge Jeremy Fowler said the office overspends on visiting judges. Incumbent W.F. "Corky" Roberts said a serious illness forced him to use visiting judges to keep the court open while he recovered.
No other candidates have filed to run for the office in the November general election.
The judgeship presides over cases dealing with adult and juvenile misdemeanors, such as possession of marijuana.
Roberts cites his 23 years of experience in the position, as well as time spent as assistant district attorney in Potter and Harris counties and practicing law in private practice when discussing his qualifications. He said that if he wins the election, it will be his last term.
"I just felt like I needed to complete one more term in order to feel fulfilled," he said.
Fowler, who has lived in Amarillo since 2000, hears child support cases filed by the Office of the Attorney General in six counties, including Potter and Randall. Before that, he served as assistant district attorney in Randall and Deaf Smith counties for a combined nine years.
In addition to his regular duties, Roberts has filled in for Potter County Judge Arthur Ware in certain cases, including those regarding probate cases.
"I've been able to work it in without any difficulty," Roberts said. "I've got time to do it. It's not hard to do. Why cost the county the expense?"
During his campaign, Fowler has expressed concerns with his opponent's use of visiting judges, who substitute for someone unable to appear due to illness, vacation time or while obtaining continuing education hours.
From fiscal year 2011 through 2013, Roberts' office spent $44,215.43 in salaries and expenses for visiting judges, about $36,000 more than the Potter County Court at Law No. 2 judge during the same period, Potter County Auditor Kerry Hood said. During the three-year period prior to that, Roberts' office spent $8,369.68 on visiting judges, about $300 less than the Court at Law No. 2 judge at the time.
During the last two years, 3,593 criminal and civil cases were filed in Roberts' court, including 230 Potter County Court cases that he oversaw. During the same period, 3,759 cases were filed with the County Court at Law No. 2 judge.
Roberts said the cost of visiting judges was above average because he was hospitalized with pneumonia. He said he prefers use visiting judges so cases continue to move through court in his absence.
"My theory is the court should be open," he said. "People should have access to the court all the time, not just the staff, but a judge to be there."
Fowler said he was uncertain of the reason behind Roberts' use of visiting judges, but thinks their use should be curtailed, he said.
"I'm a conservative Republican, and I think it's important that people who say they are need to be strong fiscal stewards of the people's money," he said.
Fowler is interested in establishing a juvenile drug court in Potter County, which would combine substance abuse treatment with appearances before the judge.
"It's just different when an offender is talking to a judge versus a probation officer, so if someone knows they have to see a judge once a month and explain themselves — how their treatment and how their rehabilitation's going — studies show it's much more effective than just meeting with a probation officer," Fowler said.
About half of Roberts' juvenile cases involve drug usage, he said, and the court refers minors to programs like the Potter Randall Intensive Drug Education program, which provides substance abuse services to adolescents. The bulk of his juvenile cases never come before the court, but are dealt with through probation programs, Roberts said.
A check of both candidates' backgrounds found no financial impropriety.
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