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"Marathon Woman" Katherine Switzer will speak at Black Hills State University Thursday, Oct. 27 in the Clare and Josef Meier Recital Hall with two identical presentations at 9:30 a.m. and at 11 a.m.
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A sampling of the George Frederic Handel's arias, written and inspired by the artist's influential years in Italy, will be performed Sunday, Oct. 23 at 4 p.m. in the Clare and Josef Meier Recital Hall on the Black Hills State University campus, with a pre-performance reception at 3:30 p.m. in the foyer.
In celebration of South Dakota Archive Month, the Case Library at Black Hills State University will present Beyond Mount Rushmore: Three Other Black Hills Faces Thursday, Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the David B. Miller Student Union, Jacket Legacy Room.
High school students and community members are invited to attend the Fifth Annual Art Fair at Black Hills State University. The Art Fair will be held Thursday, Oct. 20 and Friday, Oct. 21 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the David B. Miller Student Union Jacket Legacy Room.
Black Hills State University Theatre will present a production of Almost, Maine Oct. 13, 14, and 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Laboratory Theatre located in the basement of Pangburn Hall.
Black Hills State University has had an enrollment increase of over 8 percent in the last two years (fall 2009 to fall 2011) despite a decline this fall compared to last fall. Total enrollment for BHSU this fall is 4,415.
Eric Schlosser, award-winning author of Fast Food Nation, will be at Black Hills State University Monday, Oct. 17 at 7 p.m. in Clare and Josef Meier Hall to discuss, what he defines as "the dark side of the all-American meal," as part of the Madeline A. Young Distinguished Speaker Series.
Black Hills State University is a partner in a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) that will put BHSU at the forefront of innovation in science education on a national level.
Black Hills State University has been named one of the "Top 200 Colleges for Native Americans" by the editors of Winds of Change Magazine.
Black Hills State University was named to the 2012 list of Military Friendly Schools by G.I. Jobs. This list honors the top 20 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools that are doing the most to embrace America's service members and veterans as students.
Sept. 26 through Oct. 2 is photography week in South Dakota as proclaimed by Governor Dennis Daugaard. It's also photography week at Black Hills State University with several exhibitions across campus, a video presentation on Wednesday night, equipment demonstrations by the MAC Group on Friday, and the Black Hills Photo Shootout Friday through Sunday.
A cemetery walk at Rose Hill Cemetery, Saturday, Sept. 24, at 2 p.m. will highlight Spearfish and Black Hills State University history.
Winners have been announced for the Black Hills State University Swarm Day Paraded which included nearly 70 entries.
Constitution Day 2011 will be celebrated on the Black Hills State University campus Monday, Sept. 19 at 3 p.m. in the David B. Miller Student Union Jacket Legacy Room.
Dave Little and his wife Claudia will serve as parade marshals for the 2011 Black Hills State University Swarm Day parade Saturday, Sept. 10.
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A YouTube video purporting to show a shark in Lake Ontario has been greeted with a good degree of skepticism.
The video shows three men fishing on Wolfe Island, where the St. Lawrence River meets Lake Ontario. A grey animal with what looks like a dorsal fin briefly surfaces, shocking the trio. The video description on YouTube claims that it was a shark.
Some Wolfe Island residents seem to think it might be a bull shark, a species of ocean shark that has been known to venture far up rivers and estuaries.
But some experts aren't so confident. Prof. Jim Ballantyne, a University of Guelph marine biologist, told the National Post that while it's not impossible that a shark could venture this far up the St. Lawrence River, this sighting is almost certainly not one. He thinks it is more likely a harbor porpoise.
"A shark never comes up like that," said Ballantyne. "Sharks move side to side like a snake swimming. Porpoises move up and down through the water."
Readers poured their ideas into the comments section on the story. Here are some of the top theories about what we're really looking at in the video.
From Jeffrey Gehm (via email): "At approximately the 1:09 mark in the video, if paused at that point, you can fairly clearly see a nostril vent in front and forward of the dorsal fin making this animal an air breather, thus a dolphin or porpoise, and not a shark or any other type fish. Whether it's Wolfe Island, St. Lawrence, or somewhere else only the video originator knows for sure. There isn't enough frames showing the geography of the area to know for sure."
From Godlessly: "What I believe [Prof. Ballantyne] is saying is that the rear fin on a shark, which is vertical, will not allow a shark to move in the manner that is shown on the video. Only a rear fin that is horizontal will allow that type of movement."
From propere14: "It's clearly not a dolphin because no dolphins swim on that part of the waterways, and are strictly saltwater only. Its not a sturgeon because it is too smooth looking and the head is wrong. It is a bull shark which can swim in freshwater and has a history of such, and the head looks the part. It is a flat square head and the dorsal fin looks the part too. The only other possibility would be a large catfish based on the head but you can't see any barbels on the head so its probably not. Bull shark is the most likely answer."
From social_user_3482: "I was on vacation last week, taking pictures of the windmills from the coast of Kingston, ON, and to my surprise, I saw what looked to me like the appearance of a shark in the water. The fact that Wolfe Island is near Kingston, I believe this video. The slow motion image does not look like a porpoise nose -- it does seem to look like a Bull Shark, and since Bull Sharks can live in both fresh and salt water, this shouldn't be too unbelievable."
From Christopher Tobias: "After looking at the video closely, it's definitely a fake. First off, there is no fish at the surface for the "shark" to grab, so why would it even surface? Also, when the 'shark' surfaces, the water around the head to the left does not push away like water does when anything comes out of the water, but instead keeps moving in the direction it was moving. This video is a fake."
What do you think? Can you see what they see? Watch the video, take our poll and leave a comment below.


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Laurier Brantford Diversity Week includes reading and gender workshop
Communications, Public Affairs & Marketing
Feb 2/12| For Immediate Release
Ross Fraser, Student Affairs Coordinator
Kevin Klein, External Relations Coordinator, Brantford
BRANTFORD The Student Life Office and the MyRespect team will host Laurier Brantfords third annual Diversity Week beginning Monday, February 6. A campus-wide program, the week features many campus groups and partners hosting sessions, presenters and workshops that will increase awareness, share knowledge and develop participants skills that will help to strengthen the Laurier Brantford campus and promote mutual respect.
As part of Diversity Week, Laurier Brantford is hosting an evening with internationally acclaimed writer, scholar and educator, Karleen Pendleton-Jiménez on Thursday, Feb. 9, 5:30 p.m. at the Research and Academic Centre West, room RCW 203, 150 Dalhousie Street.
Pendleton-Jiménez will read from Are You a Boy or a Girl?, a children's picture book which was a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award in 2000, and discuss her screenplay adaptation of this book for an animated short, Tomboy, which has won awards at several international film festivals.
Are You a Boy or a Girl? and Tomboy capture a day in the life of a Canadian-Hispanic girl who is teased for her tomboyish ways. Serious in subject matter, but light-hearted in tone, Tomboy provides an opening for important conversations about gender diversity.
As an educator, Pendleton-Jiménez focuses on the ways that children, youth and teachers understand and engage with gender diversity. With Isabel Killoran, she has edited an important teacher resource, Unleashing the Unpopular: Talking About Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity in Education. Unleashing the Unpopular is a unique teacher education resource that strives to improve understanding of issues related to sexual orientation, gender diversity, and education, and how they affect students, teachers, schools, and the community.
Pendleton-Jiménez will also lead a workshop at 7:30 p.m. (open to the public, limited space) that will engage participants in the issues addressed by the book, and encourage reflection on how children and youth conduct themselves in relation to gender.
More information about the evening with Pendleton-Jiménez (including how to register for the workshop), and other diversity week events, including the full schedule of the week are available at: www.lbstudentaffairs.ca/diversityweek


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Attorney John Speicher says Grace Crass was injured when the Phanatic climbed on top of her during a Reading Phillies game. Crass claims the bumbling bird exacerbated her arthritis, ultimately forcing her into knee replacement surgery. Speicher acknowledges that suing the Phanatic seems "like suing Santa Claus," but his client experience a real injury because of the mascot's shenanigans.
The suit names the Phillies, their minor league affiliate and Tom Burgoyne, the man who plays the Phanatic. It seeks more than $50,000 in damages. Phillies spokeswoman Bonnie Clark declined comment on the suit.


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NEW YORK -- It was clear on the television broadcast: Dean Anna's foot came off the bag at second base and should've been called out.
In the eighth inning of the New York Yankees' 7-4 win over the Boston Red Sox Saturday, Anna hit a double to right field and beat the throw from Daniel Nava to second base on a head-first slide. He was ruled safe, but as he was climbing up off the ground his foot came off the bag for a brief moment while Red Sox's shortstop Xander Bogaerts held the tag.
Red Sox manager John Farrell used his replay challenge, but the umpires stuck with their original ruling.
"We had probably five angles that confirmed the foot was off the base, and when the safe call came back, it certainly raises questions on if they're getting the same feed we are, the consistency of the system" Farrell said. "It makes you scratch your head a little bit on why it was called safe."
Major League Baseball apologized afterward, according to multiple reports, claiming that the feed that was available to all on the local broadcast was not immediately available to those reviewing the play.
Fortunately for the Red Sox, Anna never scored and the play ultimately had little impact on the game.


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Encourage data exploration and drive better decision-making. Improve performance with minimal time and cost. Deliver quick, visible results to citizens through better service, transparency and public accountability.
Video: Monica McEwen, Qlik Federal Director, on Analytics in Government Healthcare
This application analyzes all 2014 contracts for the 2014 fiscal year. It includes more than 2.5 million contracts across 160k vendors with a total spend of $450b. Data was sourced from data.gov and has been enriched with added geo-spatial data for mapping capabilities.
This demonstration was developed using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) and was designed to provide insight into Ebola cases and deaths by country.
"With more and more data coming at us than ever before, it's important to figure out how to distinguish between the digital exhaust versus the data that's most important to help drive agency mission. We need to be able to answer the fundamental questions at all times without a dependency on IT: Where are my people? What are they doing? Do we have our top-tier talent working on game-changing technologies? Are we deployed properly? Yesterday's static dashboards and lengthy decision cycles won't work today."
"Building up a Qlik knowledge base enables our students to excel in data analytics in the real world. Qlik is a great mechanism to teach our students the value of data exploration so that they can make smart business decisions in the future."


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They're OK with lousy law enforcement as long as they maintain power. Supporting Overmyer in his re-election bid irresponsible.
Dickman chalked up his 14th career 300. Minton, bowling in the next pair of lanes, came right back with his seventh perfect game, and second in as many weeks in the same league.
The story of abused homeowners everywhere
Corey Kluber dominates in record performance in Game 1 of the World Series, the Indians finally have a bonafide postseason ace — and their first 1-0 lead in the Fall Classic in 96 years
"This is why the Ohio General Assembly should set a bipartisanship trend for the USA and pass legislation that citizens who run for local government offices — county, city and township — must run as an independent candidate."
Jim Westerhold, a lifelong Cleveland Indians fan, talked with his nephew Matt about his experiences with covering the Tribe and the relationships he established with the players and staff.
Although Sandusky born, the author now lives in Chicago area.
Texas is generally credited with being the first place where hunters began rattling deer antlers together to attract trophy bucks to them.
This week's commodities wrap-up
"So, while they are both blah-blah-blahing we, as voters and viewers, still don't know the candidate's stance on the one issue that affects us all in one way or another."
SANDUSKY — Kole Minton and Tim Brauer are the latest Sandusky USBC bowlers to toss 300 games.
It's a good time to read "Dracula," "Brood of the Witch Queen" and other classics.
As a youngster, I faintly remember some of those days when I was challenged to try to keep up with dad and a beagle or two, either chasing a rabbit or sometimes flushing a pheasant or quail. Aside from finding myself now and then in the grasp of
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Four species of Asian carp were introduced into the U.S. in the 1960s. If they become established in the Great Lakes, the combination of the species would impact the entire Great Lake's food chain and diminish important commercial and sport fish populations.
Corn prices jump as growers hold onto their crops; natural gas gets more expensive as the nation heads into colder months


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Many people know the USO for our celebrity entertainment tours and USO Centers in airports around the world. But did you know that we have a variety of programs that can be enjoyed by service members far beyond the reaches of a center or tour.
And we continue to grow! Our newest program - Operation Enduring Care - is a "comprehensive long-term initiative to support America's Wounded Warriors and their families." And many local USO Centers also offer programs and services that are unique to the populations they serve. Your USO is changing…but the fact that we support our Troops and their families will always remain.
Take our quick poll to let us know which program is your favorite, or which one your family enjoys the most. We're always looking for feedback and love to hear your personal stories. PLUS, two lucky blog comments will be chosen at random to win a special USO Prize Pack! (Sorry, but USO employees and their families are not eligible)
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With little space for a traditional center – and weary military travelers often spreading throughout the terminal for hours while waiting for training flights or deployments – the USO spread its services throughout the terminal at NAS Sigonella.


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Newark, NJ – December 20, 2010 - Mayor Cory A. Booker announced today that the City of Newark together with the State of New Jersey, has formed the GoNewark Local Organizing Committee to spearhead the City's effort as it plays host to world class sports, entertainment and cultural events. Mayor Booker will serve as the Committee's Chair.
The goal of the Committee will be to ensure that each visitor has a once-in-a-lifetime experience with the goal of securing many more host opportunities in the future. The Committee is comprised of leaders from state and city government, as well as civic, academic and corporate sectors, and businesses within the region, including Prudential Center .
"We are excited that Newark is becoming a top ten destination city nationally for sports and shows. These events provide a tremendous opportunity to bring entertainment dollars into Newark and New Jersey while positioning our region to a national and international audience. The NCAA tournament is the latest opportunity to showcase our city's state-of-the-art facilities, hospitality and transportation to sports fans across the country," said Mayor Booker.
The City of Newark , through a joint bid with the Greater Newark Convention and Visitors' Bureau, Seton Hall University and the Prudential Center , is hosting the 2011 NCAA Men's Basketball East Regional Championships. The Committee will host a number of events March 23 – 27 to kick-off the weekend of the 2011 NCAA Men's Basketball East Regional Championships at the Prudential Center .
The Committee will continue to be active throughout the year to promote a series of sports, entertainment and cultural events starting in January with America's Newest Major League City Celebration. During the months of January through March 2011, Greater Newark plays home to the NHL's New Jersey Devils, NBA's NETS Basketball, Big East Seton Hall Pirates, MLS Red Bulls and welcomes the WNBA New York Liberty. For an official online guide for everything in the Greater Newark Region featuring Things to Do, Accommodations, Dining and Events, visit their website at www.GoNewark.com.
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Highlighted in rose gold and black IP (ion plating), the MTG1000BR-1A is one of four impeccably designed timepieces within the G-Shock Rose Gold x Black collection. The MT-G features Non-Stop, Self-Adjusting Solar Atomic Timekeeping technology and combines contrasting materials of stainless steel and resin. Taking advantage of both of the characteristics of stainless steel, know for its hardness and resin, known for its toughness, enabled designers to realize a uniquely distinct design in which two completely different materials intertwine and unite with one another beautifully.
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Hi, welcome to Total Drama Island Fanfiction wikia! Thanks for your edit to the User:Hschweinlin page.
Please leave a message on my talk page if I can help with anything! -- Nalyd Renrut (Talk) 22:57, September 22, 2009
Thank you! I'm glad to see that someone reads it... Well, I'm not sure... It could take a week, or maybe two. -- Hey, it's Anonymos! Hurry up and say hi! It's nothing illegal! I swear! 18:45, October 17, 2009 (UTC)
Sure. I'd love to join. :-) --Tdifan1234 - Legendary Nerd! CALCULATORS EVERYWHERE! 21:52, October 28, 2009 (UTC)
Are those two characterss okay?--Totaldramawhatnot 21:10, October 29, 2009 (UTC)
No, no, I don't want to be in that story. Sorry. --Nalyd Renrut - Legendary Snipe! Master of epic pwnage 23:05, October 29, 2009 (UTC)
I'd rather not be in it, either. Sorry. SprinklemistSend me a message.Or not... 23:07, October 29, 2009 (UTC)
I've decided that I don't want to have a character in your story... Sorry... I'm kind of busy now, and I can't find time to read that many fics, so I stick with a select group, and if I put a character in, then I'll feel inclined to read it, and I don't have time... Sorry, it's complicated. -- Hey, it's Anonymos! Hurry up and say hi! It's nothing illegal! I swear! 23:12, October 29, 2009 (UTC)
Can I join Wikia City? -User:KoopaKidJr.
Why did you delete everything I wrote on Wikia City? -User:KoopaKidJr.
Just don't delete the next thing I wrote. -User:KoopaKidJr.
Make it like Wikia City, with some new characters as well. Also, I have ideas for the second chapter of Wikia City. Everyone, excluding Joe, watches TDChaos and they get shocked of Joe's actions, so they report him to the police. Joe while packing for his vacation gets arrested, but later escapes to find the people who turned him in. What do you think? -User:KoopaKidJr.
Hschweinlin, I do not want Nalyd to be in Wikia City. --Nalyd Renrut - Legendary Snipe! Master of epic pwnage 14:37, November 7, 2009 (UTC)
Can I join Wikia City? --SuperSaiyanKirby- The Ultimate Saiyan Talk To Meh! LOL! November 9, 2009 (UTC)
My plan for Total Drama: The Movie is done this is it DJ's Evil Plan--It's a me GreenMagic! 22:16, November 19, 2009 (UTC)
Here's my TDTM plan. Operation: Wild Gamble. Also, when are you gonna starting writing Wikia City again?-User:KoopaKidJr.
You on chatango? -User:KoopaKidJr.
Unfortunately, you got banned from the camp wiki for signing up for TDA4. Can I temporarily host Chris, while your'e banned? Also, tell me the challenge for TD: TC. -User:KoopaKidJr.
Can I still be Temporary Chris for TD: TC, and until your'e unblocked? -User:KoopaKidJr.
Can I still host TD: TC? -User:KoopaKidJr.
You got banned from the Camp wiki? --I want your bad romaaaace. 01:00, December 2, 2009 (UTC)
I'm busy with stuff, and no offense dude, but I don't think anyone is going to go to another site to finish a camp that's almost done! My advice is that you wait until your unblocked! I'm sorry!!! DX -User:KoopaKidJr.
Since you already put up the TD: TC challenges, can I host as Chef for the time being? -User:KoopaKidJr.
Thanks! And also, Joe's back on TD: TM!!! >:D -User:KoopaKidJr.Here he is! huh huh, you smell like purple JK 02:40, December 18, 2009 (UTC)
Sure, go ahead. You should probably ask Zeke and Sunshine too. Zeke had an idea for it too, and I'm sure he'll want to help. (I'd be happy to help too if you want. XD) Nalyd Renrut - Legendary Snipe! Master of epic pwnage 01:06, June 2, 2010 (UTC)
Yeah, that seems like a good idea. I just wanna know, though, how do you plan to do it? Do you have the right software? Can you draw? What about voice talent?-Matt/Zeke
I like it a lot! *Cant help but laugh at how huge Owe is* Anyway, I wouldn't mind doing some artwork, as I fancy myself a bit of a cartoonist. And Nalyd is actually getting pretty good at doing his Photoshop pictures.-Matt/Zeke
Hmm... I guess I could do a pic or two if I have some free time. I'd also like to point out that I have an animation program collecting dust somewhere, and that once I install it I could do some TWE animations. XD *really needs to remember to install that thing* --Sunshineandravioli- Legendary Pixie! RAVIOLI EVERYWHERE! 19:52, June 7, 2010 (UTC)
I'm pretty sure, actually, that some of them may not be comfortable recording their voices. Maybe you should get some friends to do it instead. We can tell you little ideas of how the characters should sound and act.-Matt/Zele
July Newsletter Contributions Needed
This is just a reminder that the July newsletter will be going up in just a few days, and that your contribution- a comic -is not yet in. Please finish this up and leave it on my talk page by June 30th; otherwhise you will not be allowed to work on the next newsletter. Thank you for your time. --Sunshineandravioli- Legendary Pixie! RAVIOLI EVERYWHERE! 17:29, June 28, 2010 (UTC)
Do you plan to continue Wikia City? Current wiki policy is that unfinished stories become candidates for deletion after a year of inactivity, and Wikia City has now gone over two years without an update. If you plan to continue, I need to hear from you within one week, otherwise the the story will be deleted along with any support pages that aren't being used by someone else. Gideoncrawle I have a song to sing, O! Sing me your song, O! A wandering minstrel, I-- 05:22, February 4, 2012 (UTC)
Do you plan to continue Total Drama Awesome? It's gone well over 2 years without an update, so it's become a candidate for deletion. If you plan to continue this story, then I need to hear from you within one week, otherwise it will be deleted. Gideoncrawle I have a song to sing, O! Sing me your song, O! A wandering minstrel, I-- 03:48, June 19, 2012 (UTC)


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No one is ever going to accuse Tottenville head football coach Jim Munson of not being passionate about his coaching.
It's one of the reasons the Pirates are always in the thick of the PSAL playoff race year after year. It also helps that some very good players show up on the doorstep of the Huguenot school.
During games, the 48-year-old Munson is as intense as they come as he's often seen making many Jon Gruden-like facial expressions.
Last Friday, Advance photographer Derek Alvez captured Munson lashing into his troops during a tough 26-7 loss to Abraham Lincoln, one of the city's top teams. Alvez caught the action in a series of photos above.
Nice job, Derek, and keep it cool, Jimmy.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- John Ball Zoo visitors making the trek to the upper ridge of the zoo's new Forest Realm will soon have an alternative to climbing and descending the 114-foot hill.
The zoo is in the final stages of tweaking its Idema Funicular before it opens to the public. The motor-powered transportation system -- an inclined elevator -- is installed and just about ready to go. Visitors can catch a four-minute ride through the tree tops as soon as this weekend, park officials said.
The zoo will announce the funicular's grand opening on its website.
RELATED: John Ball Zoo announces tram that will take visitors to new heights
The three-car tram ascends from a depot located to the right of the zoo's entrance. For $3 each way, visitors can take the winding-but-steady ride past the ropes course and through the trees, ending at the Bissell Tree House. Exhausted walkers can also take the funicular down from the top of the hill.
Andy McIntyre, acting zoo director, said the zoo's location on one of the city's highest points provides for unique exhibits, but also creates a challenge for walkers.
"And by no means is walking down the hill easy," McIntyre said.
Planning stages for the funicular began in 2008, McIntyre said. Construction began last summer and was made possible by a $5 million donation from Bea Idema and the Bill and Bea Idema Foundation – the largest single donation in the zoo's history.
The installment is part of a $12 million campaign that includes renovation to the bear exhibit, the installment of a children's tree house and a tiger exhibit slated to open in 2014.
The Idema Funicular is one of few funiculars in North America to operate with three cars, McIntyre said. The cars are programmed to independently level off at certain pitches along the steep climb, making for a smooth ride. The funicular varies speeds throughout the curved track, traveling up to 300 feet per minute.
Each car holds 6 to 10 people, and strollers and wheelchairs are welcome.
While the funicular's large windows offer impressive views during the day, McIntyre said the evening view of the sunset and city skyline is especially spectacular.
"It's part of the zoo experience," he said of the new transportation system.
And that experience may also be one of relief for visitors with tired calves and impatient little ones in tow.
"I would do it," Brad Shook, of Holland, said Thursday as he and his daughter Gabrielle made their way up the park's Forest Trail.
Shook said the hill is good exercise, but he'd like to ride the funicular on the way down.
Six-year-old Gabrielle disagreed. She'd prefer to take a ride up.
"We'll definitely come back for it," Shook told his daughter.
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Even in today's era of severely watered-down world titles, simply to fight for a belt is an achievement few fighters ever approach. Fighters like Yuri Foreman or Sergio Mora might settle into stepping-stone status, but the fact that they were world champions at one point can never be taken away from them.
But a world title simply isn't what it used to be in previous generations. Some of the names on this list were relatively obscure even at the biggest moments of their careers.
Forgotten or not, they were all recognized as world champions for one brief moment sometime in the past decade.


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Truck Kills Jaffa Boy, 4, as He Crosses the Road
A 4-year-old boy died yesterday morning in Jaffa after being run over by a truck while crossing the road with his aunt.
Just before 11 A.M., Mohammed Sanduka was knocked over by the truck at the corner of Jerusalem Boulevard and Salameh Streets, leaving him in critical condition. A Magen David Adom Medical Services intensive care unit rushed to the scene and took the boy to Tel Aviv's Ichilov hospital, where he died soon afterward. His aunt was unharmed.
A police investigation led by Superintendent Nissim Parhi found that the boy crossed at a crosswalk with his aunt, who was pushing a stroller. The truck driver waiting at the traffic light failed to notice the pair and began to accelerate, striking the boy in the head.
The driver will be summoned before a traffic court on Sunday, and his driving license revoked for several months.
Since the beginning of infrastructure work for light rail tracks on Jerusalem Boulevard, the street has become particularly dangerous for pedestrians. One traffic lane has been blocked and signposts moved, straining traffic as drivers struggle to deal with the changes.
Since last December, five people have been run over on the street, including two children. Tel Aviv police have rejected motorists' claims that driving on Jerusalem Boulevard has become extremely difficult, saying that the accidents have nothing to do with the ongoing road work.
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SAGINAW, MI — The Saginaw School District has its 2014-2015 budget and a plan to cut its deficit in place, at least for now.
The Saginaw Board of Education approved the district's final 2013-2014 budget and preliminary 2014-2015 budget at its Wednesday, June 18 regular meeting. But they could make changes in the next month.
The district has to submit a revised deficit-elimination plan to the Michigan Department of Education by July 31, a requirement of all districts dealing with deficits.
"If we do not come together and execute the deficit-elimination plan, we're going to be in trouble," said Superintendent Carlton Jenkins.
Failing to submit a viable deficit-elimination plan could result in the state withholding state aid payments or sending in an emergency manager.
Saginaw School District is ending the school year with a $7.2 million budget deficit, and projects a $7.1 million deficit at the tend of June 2015.
The June 2014 deficit was anticipated at $3.4 million, but that figure increased because the district had an additional $500,000 in utility costs and increased retirement costs, and did not get $2.5 million in funding it expected from the state following the closure of the neighboring Buena Vista School District
Jenkins said the $7 million projection is a worst-case scenario and doesn't include all factors, such as exact fall enrollment figures and an anticipated $99 per student increase in the state per pupil foundation allowance.
According to the district's state-approved deficit elimination plan, the district must cut $5.1 million from its 2014-2015 budget.
The budget will include salary rollbacks for teachers, staff and administrators.
Teachers already are taking a 3 percent pay cut, and the secretaries and educational services group employees are joining with 3 percent total wage cuts, which the board approved at Wednesday's meeting.
Jenkins said he will take a 5 percent salary cut.
The board vote for both budgets was 5-2, with members Rudy Patterson and Mattie Thompson opposing.
Patterson said he voted no because the board did not come up with a budget that the state and stakeholders would accept.
"The district is going in the wrong direction with its monies. Instead of coming out of the hole, we're going in the hole. That's ridiculous," he said.
He said the state of Michigan "tricked" Saginaw schools by allowing the district to include the $2.5 million in the deficit elimination plan.
Jenkins said the school administration understood the strings the state Legislature had attached to the $2.5 million in funding from the Buena Vista dissolution.
Saginaw schools could still see that funding in the 2014-2015 school year as the district has increased expenses by inheriting Buena Vista School District's buildings. The state is expected to reimburse that money to the Saginaw district over time.
In coming weeks, Saginaw schools leaders need to adapt their existing deficit-elimination plan for state approval.
Delena Spates-Allen, a board member, said Saginaw schools leaders needs to right size the district for the students who want to be here.
"I don't want to be sitting at the board table next year looking at a deficit elimination plan we have to revise. I'm ready to make the tough decision," she said. "I'm not here to be moved by emotions. I'm going to be moved by facts and figures."
During the meeting, Jenkins also acknowledged the teachers and staff in the district.
"Sometimes to our own staff, we don't stop and just say 'Thank you,' " he said. "You have continued to be the ultimate professionals. And I thank you for that."
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GIVING THE gift of life. That opportunity resurfaces on Monday as WesBanco Arena holds the annual Ohio Valley Media Day Blood Drive.
The Wheeling mega-event is once again under the auspices of the American Red Cross and will take place from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. To expedite the process, donor appointments are requested, but walk-ins will be accepted.
The blood drive is sponsored and promoted by Wheeling area media outlets and is one of the largest one-day blood drives in the Greater Alleghenies Blood Services Region. The goal of this year's blood drive is 350 successful donations. To meet such a goal, about 440 people will need to donate blood.
The Media Day Blood Drive is one that takes on major proportions.
It includes a Media Day T-shirt, while supplies last, to those who donate blood. Local businesses will donate food. Free child care services, parking at the Intermodal Transportation Center and transportation provided by Airport Limousine to and from the blood drive will be available. Those wanting transportation can call 304-232-1175.
Corporate sponsors for the blood drive include WesBanco Arena; Wheeling Intermodal Parking Garage; Bordas & Bordas; Walmart Foundation; Boscov's; Project BEST; West Texas Roadhouse; Ohio Bath Solutions LLC; and Hampton Inn Wheeling.
Other businesses making donations to the drive include DiCarlo's Pizza, Elm Grove and National Road; DeFelice Pizza, Wheeling; Wheeling Coffee & Spice; Cheddars; Ye Olde Alpha; Arby's; Pepsi; Tim Horton's; Wheeling Nailers; Airport Limousine Service; Perkins; Riesbeck's; Osaka Steak House; and Garfield's Restaurant.
Impressive to say the least.
The Media Day Blood Drive comes at a critical time, as blood supplies historically run low during winter months.
Hopefully, Old Man Winter doesn't raise his ugly head Monday, keeping potential donors away. The Red Cross has been forced to cancel some of its blood drives due to weather, making Monday's event even more critical.
The Ohio Valley has traditionally supported the Media Day Blood Drive in stellar fashion.
We hope that continues this time around.
Blood is a precious commodity, one that can prove a life-saver. On Monday, we all can make a difference to individuals in dire straits.


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Robert W. Derby, above, owner of Visions of Longmeadow, in his shop with a customer last week.
He said he has seen a dramatic increase in requests for the style of glasses frame and lenses worn by Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, left, the Republican vice presidential candidate. (It is the Kawasaki MP704 frame with SP/51 lens.)
His optical shop has carried the frame since before Palin was placed on the ticket, but expects the demand to subside after election day.
What's good for the goose...
It seems Republicans have selective memories when it comes to out-of-state campaign travels by a governor.
Rob Willington, executive director of the state GOP, issued a statement that took a swipe at Gov. Deval L. Patrick for Patrick's travels to Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Hampshire on behalf of Barack Obama during the Oct. 11 weekend. Willington complained that Patrick was "abandoning Massachusetts" during a state fiscal crisis to campaign for Obama.
Perhaps Willington should recall that former Republican Gov. W. Mitt Romney frequently traveled out of state when he was testing the waters in 2005 and 2006 for what turned out to be an unsuccessful bid for president.
Romney does deserve credit for being more upfront than Patrick about out-of-state campaign trips. Romney always listed the trips on his schedule. Patrick, on the other hand, leaves the campaign forays off his official schedule, possibly because he doesn't want people to know that he is leaving the state.
Some folks who are down on the political system contantly refer to politicans as "stooges." C&W feels that those who reside at the house pictured above on Main Street in Monson sporting the "Curly for President" sign may have found the perfect way to articulate the point.
Audience knew the material
It's not uncommon for stand-up comics to make the audience part of their act, especially when it comes to making fun of someone in the front row.
During his encore, Dunham brought out an older puppet character, Bubba J, along with an apology. Since he had not worked with the puppet in some time, Dunham said, he would have to read some of his lines off a "cheat sheet."
As it turns out, Dunham had little use for the paper because hundreds, if not thousands, of diehard fans in the crowd of 5,000 shouted out the lines. This prompted Bubba J to note how embarrrassing it must be for Dunham that the audience knew the act better than he did.
"This is one of the strangest shows we've done in years," an obviously pleased and appreciative Dunham told the crowd.
Pricey property sold
Some expensive property has changed hands in Wilbraham. Claire M. O'Connell, former wife of Robert J. O'Connell, the former top executive at MassMutual, sold property at 11 Powers Road for $1.7 million to Kathleen T. Gormally, wife of John G. Gormally, owner of WGGB abc40 and Fox 6, and publisher of BusinessWest magazine.
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Ophir Hill Fire District to host day of fun
April 11, 2014
The Ophir Hill Fire District, across the street from Art's Cedar Ridge Gas and Auto in Cedar Ridge, is hosting an afternoon of free family fun from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 3.
The event includes a bouncy house, hamburgers, hot dogs, cotton candy, snow cones, popcorn and more. Smokey the Bear will make an appearance at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
An auto extrication demonstration will be from 12:15 to 12:45 p.m., and a fire extinguisher demonstration at 11:45 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Fire trucks will be on site. Organizations and agencies at the event will include the Rattlesnake Road Association Neighborhood Watch Program, the U.S. Forest Service, the California Highway Patrol, the Nevada County Sheriff's Department and the Fire Safe Council.
For more information, visit http://www.Ophirhillfire.org.


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Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter
Haven't games become ever so complicated? Racing games now ship with 800 cars, sports games that don't offer some kind of weekly update system are laughed at, and first-person shooters all seem to want to replicate a war as opposed to just letting you loose with a shotgun to do what you will. It wasn't always like this, racing games used to just have car (in a range of colours, if you were lucky), sports games didn't use real player names and first-person shooters didn't even give you the ability to look up and down. Don't you just wish for something a little simpler sometimes?
First released back in 2001, Sam Serious saw some decent commercial and critical success over the course of its first few outings but never quite reached the giddy heights required to make it truly stand out from the crowd of competition. The best thing about the franchise is that it has always known exactly what kind of game it wants to be. It doesn't want to be smart, it doesn't want to be too fancy - it just wants to be fun. Whether or not Sam has a chance of winning over an audience accustomed to an altogether more complex FPS experience remains to be seen, but the return of a cult-gaming icon can surely only be a good thing, right?
Those who are familiar with the series will instantly appreciate the upgrade in the visual department. Completely re-skinned in HD using a new game engine, the game looks significantly improved over the 2001 version. Textures have a much greater level of detail, both in terms of the environment and the enemies and, combined with the new particle and lighting effects, add a layer of visual depth that was lacking in the original. To say it looks as good as a modern, full-priced FPS would be stretching the truth a bit, but for a downloadable title at a budget price point there's little to complain about. As a little added bonus it's possible to dismember your foes this time round, allowing you to look on in grim delight as arms, legs and other miscellaneous body parts spray in all directions after an up close and personal chat with the wrong end of a shotgun.
If you're new to the franchise and unsure of what Serious Sam can offer then the most important thing to take away is that this is a game interested in only one thing - all out, visceral carnage on a level that borders on the ridiculous. After playing the game for the first time in a number of years, what immediately sticks out is just how much the first-person shooter genre has changed in recent years. Whereas modern shooters tend to focus on a mixture of shooting, exploration and - to differing degrees - narrative integrity, Serious Sam focuses entirely on shooting; harking back to simpler days in which games were usually defined by a single gameplay element.
The concept is a simple one; make it form point A to point B while slaughtering anything that looks as though it has the potential to move. The better you perform the more points you earn. Points are awarded in different quantities depending on your chosen difficulty, with the hardest settings providing rich pickings for those who meet the required level of competence. Of course, the aim is to out-perform your friends on the online leaderboards. Whether or not the inclusion of an online leaderboard system is still considered a 'feature' is debatable, but it seems rude not to mention it at least once.
In terms of what you're tasked to do, it bears a fairly close resemblance to the likes of Horde and Firefight mode in Gears 2 and Halo 3: ODST respectively, in that everything has been designed to allow you to wreak as much physical harm as possible. Throughout the two levels that we got our hands on there was barely a moment in which we weren't under attack from at least a handful of enemies, each one set on bringing your journey to a premature end. Levels are predominantly made up of a series of large rooms (both indoor and outdoor) connected by doorways and/or short corridors, with the emphasis on quickly clearing out room after room until you reach the arena's end.
Occasionally you'll come up against a puzzle, although they'll hardly keep you up at night. During the levels we played we were tasked with finding a hidden underwater entrance to some sort of Egyptian temple, and to activate a couple of switches to open a doorway. The solutions to each 'puzzle' was blatantly obvious on both occasions; the hidden underwater passage located in the only part of the stage to include water, and the switches housed in their own extravagant constructions immediately adjacent to the doorway. Despite their almost insulting ease, the puzzles do break up the gameplay and give you a welcome break to catch your breath and prepare for the next onslaught.
Each area is filled with various enemies and pick-ups (ammo, health, weapons etc), the latter of which do the floaty, spinny thing that I haven't seen in an adult-orientated FPS for a long while. Enemies come in all shapes and sizes, from the bright red man-scorpion that fires rockets out of his tail to the ever-classic 'Headless Kamikaze' bombers, Serious Sam is not a game that struggles to keep you freshly stocked up with new enemies to annihilate. They also highlight perfectly just what the game is trying to achieve, an engaging experience that doesn't take itself too seriously.
To aid you in your crusade you've got a whole host of weapons at your disposal. From standard FPS fare such as the shotgun and magnum to the heavier, more destructive delights of the minigun and some sort of green laser cannon, there's a huge range of weapons to get to grips with. You'll need to progress to the later stages in order to obtain the most powerful weapons on offer, but the steady stream of firearms laid on at regular intervals should satisfy all but the most impatient of players. Once you've got your hands on a fancy new weapon you're given every opportunity to use it, as the availability of ammo was never an issue throughout the stages we played. It's a great feeling knowing that you needn't worry about saving your ammo for any potentially difficult situations that could arise in the future, allowing you to experiment with various weapons to your hearts content - or until you come across one that you simply can't bring yourself to return to its holster.
There's no denying that - from what we've played - Serious Sam HD is a fun game that will please those who spent any length of time with the original. The real question is whether or not the game is relevant to a modern audience, used to a whole new breed of first-person shooter. The low price and planned 16-player co-op support should help it carve out an initial audience but whether or not it can maintain interest remains to be seen. Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter is due for release at the end of October this year.
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Head of State
Movie Review
Head of State
by Eric D. Snider
Grade: B
Released: March 28, 2003
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The trouble with the films prior to "Head of State" that have had Chris Rock in major roles is that they have not used the comedian's considerable talents properly.
In his stage shows, his young face serves as a stark contrast to his intelligent, caustic humor; he is somehow both innocent and devious simultaneously. But in his films, he has generally been rendered one or the other, usually silly and comedically impotent.
In "Head of State," Chris Rock has finally found a leading role that suits him. He plays a low-level city alderman called upon to run for president by schemers who intend for him to lose. Unaware of the ploy, he is innocent. But as co-writer and director of the film, Rock also gets to be devious -- and as his character catches on, his knack for biting social satire is put to good use.
Rock is Mays Gilliam, the busiest alderman (what does an alderman do, anyway?) in Washington, D.C., in a neighborhood so bad, "you can get shot while you're getting shot." He's a true man of the people with mild political aspirations, but generally happy to help his neighbors.
In the midst of the 2004 presidential election, one party's candidate -- no political parties are ever named -- and his running mate die in a plane crash. The party's heir apparent, Sen. Arnot (James Rebhorn), knows he doesn't stand a chance of winning if he runs, because the opponent is the current two-term vice president. But in 2008, he'll have a chance. So all he has to do now is put in a filler candidate for this election -- someone who definitely won't win.
With Mays having recently been a local hero for saving a woman and her cat from a demolished building, ____ sees his picture on TV and decides this is the low-level politician they need to be their losing candidate.
It will not surprise you to learn that, once the campaign begins, Mays starts to gain popularity, due to his no-nonsense, down-to-earth style. The story is old, and it makes little sense -- why shouldn't Arnot run for president himself, even though he knows he won't win? -- but it gives Rock and co-writer Ali LeRoi opportunity to skewer the election process and politics in general. The humor does not succeed in every instance, but it connects more often than it misses.
Rock is likable, as always, and while his directorial vision may be scattershot at times, at least it's something different. He also had the good sense to cast Bernie Mac as his brother and running mate. Any time Bernie Mac is on the screen, the film becomes twice as funny as it was before. I would pay money to re-view the scene where he slaps a series of lobbyists, and his altercations with TV journalists are priceless.
There are several running jokes, including Mays' opponent's motto of "God bless America and no one else" and Mays' immediate access, at all times, to security personnel. They bespeak a certain jollity that is infectious: For all its cutting commentary on American politics, this is a very sunny, idealistic film. It is in the spirit of all the other films that have suggested one man can buck the system and make a difference, and I suspect that's a notion that will never go out of style.
Grade: B
Rated PG-13, a lot of profanity, some sexual dialogue
1 hr., 30 min.
Copyright © Eric D. Snider.
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NFL Draft's Potential Patriots: Louisiana Tech DT Justin Ellis
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WEEI.com will continue to offer daily insight and analysis regarding options that may be available to the Patriots when it comes to the 2014 NFL draft. Here is one is a series of profiles of players who could be on the board when it's time for the Patriots to make a selection.
Position: Defensive tackle
School: Louisiana Tech
Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 334 pounds
Achievements: 2013 All-CUSA honorable mention, 2011 second-team All-WAC
What he brings: The hefty defensive tackle uses his weight and strength to fight off blocks and clog up running lanes. Scouts say that Ellis has the ability to anchor a defensive line. Concerns have been raised over Ellis' conditioning and a lack of pass-rushing ability.
Where the Patriots could get him: Rounds 4-5
Notes: After a lackluster 2012 campaign, Ellis posted a strong senior season with 48 tackles, including 5.5 for loss. … Ellis missed three games with a right ankle sprain in 2012. … At the NFL combine, Ellis ran the 40-yard dash in 5.27 seconds and completed 25 reps of the bench press.
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in the upcoming years.
Most articles that focus on planning opportunities for the new year contain the same trite advice, such as " save more" or "diversify your portfolio."
While neither of those recommendations will be detrimental to your long-term financial health, let's take a step back and focus on the issues and, more importantly, the questions that will be truly meaningful and impactful to you
Unfortunately, the basic approach to investing and financial planning that is taken by the mainstream financial services industry often doesn't answer, or more importantly, ask the real questions that will ultimately determine if you will be able to accumulate enough assets to meet your long-term goals.
What really matters?
In most cases, the ultimate goal is providing the necessary income stream that will allow you to live your desired lifestyle throughout retirement. Unfortunately, there are too many situations where the most important and basic questions related to attaining that goal are never asked.
The typical adviser tends to be more focused on what products they can sell you and how they can increase the amount of assets under their purview than the real issues, which center on adequate retirement funding and attaining your goals with the least amount of risk/volatility necessary.
Too often, advisers are focused on telling you why their products are superior instead of asking you the questions that would allow them to focus on the real issue at hand; helping you meet your goals. If nobody has taken the time to sit down with you and ask you the types of questions that will center on these issues, you are likely missing the mark.
Questions to ask
Too often themost basic questions have never been asked by anyone. Without having the very basic questions asked and answered, how can you quantify your goals and howwill you know if you are on track for success or failure?
If the right questions aren't being asked, you are likely operating under broad assumptions that are made either by you, your adviser or both. By making these assumptions without getting some of the basic questions out on the table you and your adviser could be moving toward very different goals and very different end results. Some of the most basic questions that need to be answered include:
► When do I plan to retire?
► How much incomewill I need in retirement?
► How much income can I reasonably generate from investments?
► What are the tax implications of my current and future situation(s)?
► What variables have I overlooked (long-termresponsibilities for a parent or child, charitable giving, business ownership issues, etc)?
Will I reach my goal?
Once you have a handle on what it is that you are trying to accomplish, only then can you create a comprehensive plan and begin the process of quantifying your progress on a regular basis to determine if you are on track. This is the point in the process when you can start assessing some of the variables that are typically the point of focus; i.e., " Do I need to savemore?" and "Is my portfolio adequately diversified?"
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Hiring an independent adviser to provide a second opinion is money well spent; there is toomuch at stake tomake an error in planning for your financial security in retirement. Even if their analysis merely confirms that you haven't overlooked any large issues and are indeed on track, it is difficult to put amonetary value on the peace of mind that it provides.
As you evaluate potential advisers, be sure to conduct your due diligence thoroughly. Consider their level of expertise, the types of clients that they regularly work with and how they are compensated; generally, an adviser that works purely for fees that you pay them directly and does not sell products will provide you with the best option for truly independent advice.
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Bradley R. Newman, CFP, is with Roof Advisory Group Inc., an independent investment management and financial advisory firm based in Harrisburg. The firm is a fee-only registered investment adviser that provides portfolio management and financial planning services for individual and institutional clientele. The firm's email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
The opinions expressed in this column are solely the writer's and do not reflect the opinions of The Patriot-News. Before acting on financial advice, readers should consider whether it is suitable for their circumstance and consider seeking advice from a financial or investment adviser.


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ALLEGAN -- A judge today rejected a bid by accused killer Kristofer Thompson to throw out his confession in the December slaying of Troy Tyo, his wife's ex-husband.
Grand Rapids attorney Paul McDonagh, during a hearing in Allegan County Circuit Court this morning, argued that Allegan County sheriff's detectives coerced Thompson into making incriminating statements during a Dec. 10 interview.
"I think everyone knew Kris had a grave concern of his wife being in jail for something he did," McDonagh said.
Detectives talked about his wife's incarceration, a past marriage that ended in divorce and how he was looking at another failed marriage.
But Judge George Corsiglia said there was no evidence of coercion and that discussion about his marriage only came up later in the interview, after he admitted to killing Tyo. Thompson went into the interview after telling jail staff he wanted to speak with detectives without an attorney, testimony today showed.
The judge also rejected McDonagh's attempt to exclude graphic autopsy photos of Tyo. McDonagh argued prosecutors did not need them to show Thompson'/s intent and said they would be inflammatory to a jury.
"Mr. Thompson admitted what he did. That's pretty strong evidence against him," he said.
Police allege Thompson, 29, of Gobles, killed Tyo, 36, of Allegan, at the urging of his wife, Dena Thompson. She was sentenced earlier this month to life in prison for plotting Tyo's murder. She wanted Tyo dead to get full custody of their two young children, trial testimony showed.
Thompson's sister and brother-in-law, Lori and Scott Lathrop of Otsego, are awaiting sentencing for giving aid to Kristofer Thompson.


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Republican Bob Straniere isn't the only congressional hopeful traveling to Washington, D.C., these days.
City Councilman Mike McMahon, the Democratic designee in the race, left for a two-day trip to the nation's capital today.
McMahon will tomorrow attend a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) training seminar for the top 20 candidates on the group's "Red to Blue" list.
"It's like DCCC boot camp," McMahon quipped.
Those on the overall Red to Blue list receive financial help from the DCCC, with the top 20 candidates, like McMahon, receiving additional special assistance from the group.
"It's very exciting to be a member of that top 20," McMahon said.
He will also attend a fund-raiser hosted by attorney Paul Weiss, and will on Friday confer with union leaders and members of the American Association of Justice (otherwise known as the trial lawyers).
"I'm pretty thrilled to be invited to the candidate seminar with the rest of the top Red to Blue class," McMahon (D-North Shore) said of his latest trip to Washington for the campaign. "I'm looking forward to meeting the other potential incoming members of my freshman class in Congress."
McMahon also has his own YouTube channel up.
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Minot High School senior Haili Duchsherer shot a team-best 84, helping the Majettes finish third at the Minot Invite at Roughrider Golf Course on Thursday.
Bismarck Century won the event with a team score of 342, 26 shots better than second-place Dickinson. Minot finished third, shooting a 386. Duchsherer shot a 42 on the front and back nine and finished tied for seventh among individual scores.
"I know I can always do better, but overall I guess it was a pretty good round," Duchsherer said. "The course was really dry. Everywhere you pretty much hit was dry."
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Minot High School senior Haili Duchsherer takes an approach shot on the 17th fairway Thursday during the Minot Invite at Roughrider Golf Course.
Duchsherer, sophomore McKinley Bender, eighth-grader Evie Reynolds and junior Hallie Williamson shot the top four scores for the Majettes. MHS coach Cody Mueller was especially pleased with Williamson, who shot a 106.
"She missed our last tournament last week, but came back this week and gave us one of our scores," Mueller said. "It was nice to see someone else contributing."
Bender shot the second-best score for the Majettes with a 94, followed by Reynolds at 102.
"It's a tough golf course," he said. "It's one of the longest courses we'll play this season, but I thought we played well and was happy to see us place in the top three. Overall, just happy with the way the team played today."
Century was the only team to have all its golfers shoot under 100. Senior Lindsay Reedey shot a 95 for Century, which matched the lowest individual score for Bismarck High despite being the highest score for the Patriots. Senior Alex Leidholm posted a team-best 79 for Century. Leidholm's score was the third lowest of the tournament.
Dickinson junior Rachel Jahner defeated Jamestown freshman Sierra Bennion in a one-hole playoff for the top individual score. Both players shot a 75.
The Majettes are in Williston to play in The Links of North Dakota tournament at 10 a.m. today.


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For West Linn's Aubrey Cleland, "American Idol" has been a dream come true. Just not in the way she originally thought it might be.
On her third try, Cleland made it into the Top 20 on the Fox singing competition this past season. But she fell short, just shy of making it into the Top 10. Normally, it's only Top 10 finishers who travel the country performing in the "American Idol Live!" tour.
But in a "sing-off" between Cleland and her fellow runner-up, Charlie Askew, the Jesuit High School graduate won enough viewer votes -- in what was officially called the "AT&T American Idol Live Tour Fan Save" -- to earn a spot on tour.
So tonight, Cleland, 20, will join the Season 12 winner, Candice Glover, and the rest of the finalists as they take the stage at the Rose Garden.
Portland is the second stop in the tour, which began Friday night in Kent, Wash., and will continue to such cities as Los Angeles, New Orleans, Miami, Boston and Nashville.
We spoke with Cleland by phone a few days before the first show of the tour. Questions and answers have been edited for brevity and clarity.
Q: How are you feeling about heading out on the road with the "Idol" tour?
A: I'm just really excited. We've been rehearsing since June 21. Obviously, I'm very thankful I was picked. It's really cool I get to live my dream and perform for thousands of people.
Q: If things hadn't worked out this way, what would you be doing?
A: I probably would have gone back to school (Cleland is studying communications at Chapman University in Orange, Calif.) and gone back to Oregon for the summer, and a summer job. I think this is a lot better summer job than I would've had! It's also going to help further my career. I'm going to put school on hold for a while -- because school will always be there -- and I'll ride this wave.
Q: How did you get interested in performing?
A: I've always loved music. When I was 10, I performed at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall with my mom (Renee Cleland) -- she sang with Norman Leyden and the Oregon Symphony pops concerts. I was in choir all my life, theater, random talent shows.
Q: You've said seeing Kelly Clarkson win the first season of "American Idol" inspired you to audition. Why did you aspire to be on "American Idol"?
A: I think because you see the whole journey of someone going from just a normal person with a dream of being a singer. You can see the whole transition.
Q: In Season 12, the ratings for "Idol" were down, they're changing the judges, and the live tour -- originally scheduled to start June 29 -- has been shortened. Do you think the show is still a launching pad for a career?
A: I definitely do. All the connections that I've made from the show have been a really good foundation. If you win, that's awesome, but for people who don't win, it's not what you do on the show, it's what you do after the show.
Q: What comes next, after the tour concludes Aug. 31?
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EAST LANSING — Michigan State got some good news on Saturday afternoon when offensive tackle Nick Padla made a verbal pledge to sign with the Spartans as part of the Class of 2014.
Padla is a 6-foot-5, 265-pounder from Berrien Springs who also had scholarship offers from Illinois, Cincinnati, Akron and Kent State.
Spartans' offensive line coach Mark Staten was Padla's primary recruiter, as the young prospect was at Spartan Stadium for Michigan State's 21-6 victory over South Florida on Saturday.
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Thomas Weber ran during Arizona State's football practice Wednesday, but the All-America kicker probably won't be ready to return from a groin injury for two more weeks.
Until then, the critical job on a team struggling to score remains Bobby Wenzig's. The walk-on true freshman, entering his fourth game of what was supposed to be a redshirt season, has moved past having a potential game-winning kick blocked at Georgia on Sept. 26 and generally is pleased with his progress.
"It's just great for me to have an opportunity to prove myself for next year," Wenzig said. "The first half of the first game (Sept. 19), I was completely nervous and freaked out. But after I made those PATs, I was ready for that 24-yard field goal, and I had no problem after that."
He made a 43-yarder against Georgia before his 37-yard try to break a tie at 17 came out low and caught the elbow of a leaping A.J. Green.
"It was just unfortunate," Wenzig said. "I didn't really think about it, because nobody pressured me into changing anything up. Just kick it higher; that's all you need to do. I felt bad about it, but you just go to the next kick."
He made a 35-yarder, his only attempt, against Oregon State last week and is 9 for 9 overall on extra points. That's 18 points total, two fewer than 2007 Lou Groza Award winner Weber scored in the season opener.
Wenzig is adapting to kicking off from the 30-yard line, 10 yards farther than in high school, with mixed results. He has kicked three out of bounds, allowing the opponent to start from their 40-yard line.
"It was pretty simple (in high school)," Wenzig said. "Coach just said kick it as far as you can, and I had 55 touchbacks last year. I need to keep it inbounds. Field goals, I need to work on the height. It's just consistency, consistency, consistency."
Coach Dennis Erickson said true freshman quarterback Brock Osweiler will play against Washington State on Saturday.
"I just don't know when," Erickson said. "I've got to sit and talk and see what I'm going to do."
Danny Sullivan will continue as the starting quarterback.
Washington State true freshman quarterback Jeff Tuel did more than expected in his first practice back from a hip injury and appears on pace to start against ASU.
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He was knocked out in the first quarter of his first start last week at Oregon.
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Cabrera heartbroken
Miguel Cabrera was looked devastated on television when reporters interviewed him after the game. Once the cameras left, he might've been even worse.
He sounded like he was blaming the loss on himself.
"I don't know what to say right now," Cabrera said. "I feel bad."
It was difficult to make out what he was saying because he was so emotional, so it was hard to tell if he was blaming his hitting — later in the game after his double and two-run homer in his first two at-bats — or his run-in with authorities Saturday becoming a distraction.
Still, it sounded like he was ready to move on. Asked if he might spend his offseason getting his life in order, Cabrera seemed to agree.
"Yeah, I think I'm going to," Cabrera said, trying to find the term.
Right now, though, he's going to go through a pretty tough time.
"It's very tough, very tough," Cabrera said. "It's a very tough loss."
At that point, Cabrera broke down.
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That makes me sad, but it also is a good sign, he wouldn't break down like that if he didn't realize things needed to change. They didn't lose yesterday because of him, because of him they were in the game and he played his heart out, you could see it. But maybe he realizes he could have been more productive at other points. Can't ever say yes or no to that, but am glad to see he was worked up over the loss – you don't do that unless you care, unless you are a great actor and am guessing that he is not.
I think Jason hit the nail on the head when he did his articles on the Latino players and they all said the biggest challenge for them was learning the language. All of our Latin players have improved dramatically over the years, particularly Rodney. Polanco has pretty well mastered it. Carlos, Maggs, Ramon all have improved. Miguel has improved since last year, but he still struggles prouncing the words, and sometimes understanding the sometimes stupid questions they put to him. He is an emotional guy, some call it immaturity, but that's just his MO. I love his playfulness on the field with his teammates and sincerely hope he has a good off-season, stay healthy, work out, and get his personal life in order. He, in no way, was responsible for the loss.
I woke up this morning with a migraine, heartbroken. This too shall pass. Everyone, with a brain of sense, must realize this was a truly great game. A game that was watched by millions. You can point to several plays or playrer, but in the end, the team lost a heartbreaker. I'll bet we would have give the Yanks a run for their money. Dombrowski looked devastated. Wait til the Twins have to play in a real stadium. I don't believe they will be dominating the Central for a long time.
Good and fair comments so far. I appreciate that after all the Cabrera bashing. Nobody can defend what he did but nobody has to walk in his shoes either.
In defense of the Twins, they were very good, and they've eaten the A L Central for lunch. But it wasn't just at the Dome that that took place, with their 7-3 road trip across the Midwest. They might lose a game or two edge from the Dome to Target Field but I think after a period of adjustment, I don't think it will be as much a difference as people think.


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