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Chef Shane Pritchett has closed Fat Hen Grocery. The last day of operation was Monday (Sept. 30).
"The decision to close the Fat Hen was not an easy one for me," Pritchett wrote in an email. "I put years of time, money and effort into the restaurant."
The restaurant opened in July 2011. An earlier version of the Fat Hen was located in Elmwood. Before starting his own restaurants, Pritchett had been the chef de cuisine at Emeril's Delmonico.
"I would like to thank all of my loyal employees and customers who stuck with me through thick and thin," Pritchett wrote. "Eventually, I will re-emerge in the hospitality industry. Where and when, I'm not sure yet."
The Fat Hen Grocery was at 7457 St. Charles Ave.
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How an Apple Ad Gave a Portugese Sausage a Siri-Load of Publicity
Depending on how much TV you watch (as in: if you watch any TV at all), we're guessing that you've seen this ad for Apple with John Malkovich. The actor asks his iPhone some commonplace questions, then throws a meaty curveball: "Linguica?"
Siri handles the query with aplomb, and Malkovich continues the conversation with her. But that single question has unleashed a flurry of publicity (and Google searches) for the little-known sausage. Linguica is a Portuguese link that's something like a milder version of its better-known cousin, chourico (or chorizo, if you're in Spain).
In the US, the biggest hub of linguica production is along the southern coast of Massachusetts, where a large Portuguese immigrant population settled in New Bedford, Dartmouth, and Fall River in the 19th century. And while the biggest linguica makers are happy for the press, according to a South Coast Today article, they say that chourico is still the sausage that's gaining in the market.
Either way, Malkovich is probably happy–he's a fan of Portuguese cuisine, and is part-owner of a restaurant in Lisbon. That's some next-level guerrilla marketing, Malk!
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SoMoLend Holdings LLC recently acquired $400,000 from QED Investors thus closing their seed-stage funding to a laudable $2 million worth. They are looking at improving their software platform as well as expanding their marketing and social networking efforts.
The company's CEO and Founder Candace Klein shares more about this recent funding through this e-interview with Lead411:
Who are your competitors and how are you different from them?
Our competitors include crowdfunding platforms such as: Indiegogo, Kickstarter or Kiva, and lending sites such as: Prosper and Lending Club.
SoMoLend.com is a debt-based (business loan) funding platform that matches small business borrowers with lenders (comprised of financial institutions, banks, accredited investors and friends and family of a business). SoMoLend is a transparent platform that allows lenders to know who they are investing in, and borrowers to know who their lenders are and they can communicate with each other. Lenders, who are typically local to the business, get a return on their investment in the form of an interest payment and in some cases additional rewards. Our loans typically range from $500 to $500,000.
Nobody else has this mix of a small business borrower, the product of a commercial loan and interest payment ROI, and the lender pool via a transparent platform that we do at this time.
Other crowdfunding sites offer donation, rewards or non-interest loans, and don't specifically target small businesses. Other lending sites don't have the transparency, small business focus or lending pool that we do.
What percentage of your marketing budget are spent on the following?
A. Advertising – 20%
B. Social Media Marketing – 10%
E. Direct Marketing – 5%
F. Other – Affiliates, webinars, and speaking engagements are a big focus, and $0 cost
What marketing tactic has given you the highest ROI? What percentage ROI do you get back on this?
The speaking engagements have had the best results for lead generation and also resulted in many earned media opportunities, but they didn't cost anything other than travel in some cases.
PR would be next and the ROI is approximately 30%
Last year we tested several marketing vehicles for the first time, and will continue to test this year as well. Digital advertising is more of a focus than print.
What do you plan to spend your new funding on? Product development? Marketing?
Our funding is going towards product development and marketing. We do ongoing development to refine our platform based on the needs of our customers and to support regulatory requirements, as well as further develop our friends and family fundraising campaign offering, and analytics tools.
From a marketing perspective our funding will go primarily towards customer acquisition and conversion efforts, fundraising campaign tools, as well as brand building. We are also going to invest in marketing automation software.
If this is your first round of financing and you're the CEO, how many hours did you put into working on getting your financing? Was that taking up the most of your day?
Raising capital for the first time for my first startup was a full time job. I committed nearly 40 hours (of an 80 hour week) to raising capital for nearly 18 months in order to close on 2.2 million. This effort including calling potential investors, meeting with potential investors, and networking with others who could refer me to potential investors.
If you are the CEO, what are your biggest challenges?
I struggle with balancing my role as the visionary, fundraiser and operational leader. I spend so much time out of the office and away from my team that I fear I don't offer them the guidance that they want and need from me.
How many employees do you have?
We have six full-time employees, and three part time.
When were you founded?
We were founded in 2011, the SoMoLend.com platform was launched in 2012.
How much did you revenue increase(if any) this year over last year?
This doesn't apply, because the site wasn't launched (and our ability to gain revenue) until mid 2012.
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Easily and frequently, yes, and often more than that.
How did you consume this? Sushi buffet?
Easily and frequently, yes, and often more than that.
How did you consume this? Sushi buffet?
I went to Whole Foods salad bar and they had the BEST flaked salmon and grilled chicken... Couldn't stop - Feeling fantastic! LOL!
Not that close but I would eat over 2 and then read how your body can't process more than 30 and it turns the rest to glucose. So I try to eat a little bit at a time. Your tummy must feel like there is a rock in there.
Yes. And I plan to do it a lot in the future too.
People too weak to follow their own dreams will always try to discourage others.
Huh. I was at whole foods yesterday, didn't notice they had "acceptable" meats at the salad bar...pretty much ignored it, in fact.
Most of the hot foods at Whole Foods may be rubbish/canola oil-ridden toxic refuse. But if you look carefully and ask the people behind the counter, there are bound to be a few items which would qualify as edible.
Steak, eggs, potatoes - fruits, nuts, berries and forage. Coconut milk and potent herbs and spices. Tea instead of coffee now and teeny amounts of kelp daily. Let's see how this does! Not really had dairy much, and gut seems better for it.
The Whole Foods here has a sign in front of each of it's hot prepared foods showing the ingredients. There are barely any that conform to primal guidelines. They also show the ingredients in their in-house sausages. Last time I was there, one out of the seven they carry was something I'd buy.
They do, however, carry a nice lox at a reasonable price, and I like their cheese selection. When they have sales on heirloom and organic tomatoes, I stock up.
3.5 pounds in one sitting. Usually not. But in my six to eight hour window, I can easily eat that.
"Right is right, even if no one is doing it; wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it." - St. Augustine
Who says back fat is a bad thing? Maybe on a hairy guy at the beach, but not on a crab.
Thinking about it, I'm maybe getting 1.5# on a average weekday. Not sure about weekends.
I'm planning on a meal that will include seven eggs and a pound of ground beef tonight... I wouldn't feel bad about your intake. Especially if you feel good afterwards. Salmon, despite being a fattier fish, is often lower in calories. Chicken, depends on the part you're eating.
The only thing I might be leery of his the fact that it was a Whole Foods remade option and they may have opted for sunflower or safflower or soy or canola oil to cook the meat in. But the meat itself? Totally fine if you feel good about it!


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Police in a Washington, D.C., suburb said a 12-year-old boy is being charged with second-degree murder in the beating death of a 2-year-old foster child living with his family.
The boy is being charged as a juvenile. His name is not being released.
Prince George's County police spokeswoman Julie Parker said the boy's father called 911 Tuesday night to report that the victim was unresponsive. The man performed CPR on the child, but she was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Parker said an autopsy confirmed the child, identified as Aniyah Batchelor, died of blunt-force trauma.
The 12-year-old, who lives in Fort Washington, was charged Wednesday and made his first appearance in court Thursday. He is being held at the Cheltenham Youth Facility.


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New Orleanians surely weren't surprised to hear that the city's criminal justice system is fragmented and antiquated. But the breadth of the problem detailed in a study released Tuesday by the Landrieu administration is almost unbelievable in the 21st century.
As the authors of the study by PFM Group put it: "In a world of Microsoft Outlook, the New Orleans criminal justice system is functioning in a bygone era." The coroner's office, for instance, conducts several thousand psychiatric interviews every year but keeps only paper records, which means there is no way to look at how many people are referred for treatment or where they ultimately end up.
In Municipal Court and Traffic Court, employees have to take handwritten summonses and manually enter them into a database. Judges, prosecutors, public defenders and others across the system use paper calendars to set court dates. The process used to track arrests doesn't include what happens with a case in court, and basic information such as the average stay per inmate at Orleans Parish Prison wasn't available to researchers.
This is no way to achieve justice, at least not with any efficiency. And in a city with an inordinately high crime rate, such disarray simply can't continue.
Moreover, New Orleans is spending a massive amount of money on criminal justice -- an estimated $300 million in all -- without any guarantee that it is being spent effectively. The system, if it can truly be called that, employs 3,200 people. Almost all of the agencies -- at least three courts, the district attorney, public defenders, the sheriff and clerks -- are self-contained and control their own budgets.
It may not be simple to get a grip on such a sprawling problem, but the report -- "A 21st Century Criminal Justice System for the City of New Orleans" -- offers some rational suggestions.
First, it recommends that the city take on the responsibility of trying to bring together the various agencies to collaborate on ways to improve communication and technology. With so many fiefdoms involved, someone needs to take the lead -- and Mayor Landrieu's administration seems the logical choice.
The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, which has been revived by the mayor, could be used as the conduit for this effort. The council currently only decides how to distribute grant money, but its role could be expanded. The consultants recommend that the chairmanship rotate annually among the district attorney, the sheriff, the chief judge at Criminal District Court and the mayor or his designate. Given the clout of its members, the council seems like a logical choice for developing and putting in place reforms.
The report recommends, for example, that court appearances for police, prosecutors, public defenders, judges and judicial staff be set through an automated scheduling process. If its role were expanded, the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council should be able to figure out how to make that happen. The need is obvious: Currently police and witnesses are expected to show up when court begins, then sit and wait to be called for a hearing or trial.
Where the consultants' recommendations will get sticky no doubt will be in budgeting. First, it is unclear how much it might cost to put in place up-to-date technology and integrate it across various agencies. In addition, the report says that all revenues -- including money collected by individual judicial expenditure funds -- should be included in the city's budget process. That would give the public a clearer understanding of how money is being spent and what priorities are being set, which is important. There could be a struggle, though, getting some officials to share information about the streams of money they control.
A lawsuit announced Monday may be a sign of pitfalls ahead. Orleans Parish Clerk of Criminal District Court Arthur Morrell asked a judge to order Mayor Landrieu to "correct and cease the arbitrary and capricious abuse of discretion" in allegedly refusing to fully fund the clerk's office. The lawsuit alleges that the Landrieu administration had threatened to withhold $74,527 from the clerk's office but actually is withholding a total of $141,600.50. The city says it is attempting to keep the budget in balance.
Why in the world did such a seemingly small disagreement wind up in court? Surely the issue can be worked out without a judge -- and without the public having to pay for lawyers to argue over it.
It's unfortunate that the criminal justice system isn't in better shape. As the city rebuilt post-Katrina, it should have taken the opportunity to modernize the justice system. But that didn't happen, for many reasons.
The way the courts, police and prosecutors function is hugely important to safety and to quality of life. The system needs to work as a whole, not a dozen different parts. And it is past time to make that happen.


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DAYTON - The West Michigan Whitecaps managed only four singles in Thursday's 3-0 season-opening loss to the Dayton Dragons.
Dayton scored a run in the third inning and two more in the fourth off West Michigan starter Josue Carreno, and that proved to be plenty for the Dragons. The Whitecaps struck out 11 times, were 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position and left eight batters on base.
Dayton starting pitcher Justice French, who was named the Cincinnati Reds' Minor League Pitcher of the Year last season, got the win after limiting the Whitecaps to two singles over six innings. French struck out eight while walking two.
The Whitecaps could do little with Dayton's bullpen, either, managing two more singles, although West Michigan did put two runners on in the ninth inning after its first two hitters were retired.
Steven Moya reached safely on a throwing error by Dayton shortstop Juan Perez and Curt Casali walked. However, Dayton's Ryan Kemp got Danny Vasquez to bounce into a force out to end the game and earn the save.
Aaron Westlake, Dan Green, Eugenio Suarez and Steven Moya were the lone Whitecaps to collect hits.
Colin Kaline, the grandson of Al Kaline, started at third base for the Whitecaps and went 0-for-3. Patrick Leyland, the son of Detroit manager Jim Leyland, did not see action.
Marcus Lemon, who is the son former Tiger Chet Lemon, is on West Michigan's suspended list for violating team rules.
West Michigan is now 11-8 all-time in opening day games. The Whitecaps will take on Dayton 7 p.m. Friday, followed by the series finale on Saturday.


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After three months in charge of the University of Michigan Division of Public Safety and Security, Eddie Washington Jr. said he feels like he's living a dream.
The U-M Board of Regents hired Washington on June 20 and he began work on July 23. He's the first permanent executive director of U-M DPSS; current U-M Police Chief Joe Piersante served as interim director from October 2012 until Washington's first day.
Washington is charged with making the new division integrate four different units — the U-M Police Department, Housing Security, Hospital Security and Security Services — that generally don't have a history of working well together. The Margolis Healy report done in the wake of the case of Stephen Jenson, the U-M medical resident who viewed child pornography on a hospital computer, showed the frayed relationships between the different units brought together in the new division.
Washington said the first step in getting all of these different units working together in more cohesive fashion is communication.
"If we have a gap in communication, we need to fix that," he said. "By building the format we have for our meetings — meeting multiple times weekly and figuring out how we continue to track our progress — has helped to build the kind of seamless policy and decision making and awareness that the structure allows for."
Washington has been in law enforcement for most of his professional life, starting as a military policeman before joining the Michigan State Police. He worked his way through the chain of command before becoming director of the agency. He retired from the state police in 2011 before becoming a security consultant.
During his time as a consultant, he worked with U-M and then went to Dow Chemical. He left his job at Dow to join the university a second time around.
"I came back to the university and I feel like I'm living a dream," he said.
Q: How have you brought the skills learned throughout your career to U-M so far?
A: The principles of going into a new situation primarily is communication and that's a two-way street. I start with listening. I listen to a lot of what is said and ask a lot of questions. Not to challenge, so much, but to understand. As you understand each of the individual departments and the individual needs within the department, as well as our external customers, which is ultimately why we're here, and going out and engaging and finding out what their priorities are.
As you ask questions, make observations and draw preliminary conclusions then you share that back with them then you collectively try to determine where you have common interests and where you have competing interests. And then we try to transparently develop a plan that serves the independent needs of each department but also kind of the collective needs of the division, ultimately for the customers, for the community that we serve.
Communication is the key there and that's a never-ending exercise.
Q: What did you do in your first stint at U-M?
A: The first time I was here I spent most of my time going around the various facilities looking at the physical security, capabilities and networks, hardware, that type of thing, to understand what types of security and protocols were already in place. We went through the tunnels, as an example. We went around to different facilities, went to different institutions that had emergency preparedness as a priority for them. I listened a lot, I listened and asked questions about, how do you currently protect your assets and where are the opportunities for us to better protect your assets. My charge was to try and identify where there might be gaps and opportunities to enhance safety and security on the campus.
Q: What about this particular position made you want to come back to the university?
A: Well, there's no one thing about it. I'll start with the fact, growing up safety and security minded I saw an opportunity with the integration. Any time there's an opportunity for safety and security resources to work together, to protect a community, is a very attractive opportunity. Because the security resources were reporting differently, I saw having this model that was developed by the various teams was an attractive model for me. In my previous experience working with different communities and working with homeland security and emergency preparedness, you're used to working with traditional and non-traditional security resources to make a place safer. So, the model being introduced was attractive.
Second, I felt based on the experiences I had in emergency preparedness in security in police background as well as my experience with working with multiple very diverse constituencies, having worked in highly politically charged environs, culturally sensitive environs, this was a great opportunity for me to align the structure with the skillsets that I felt I had developed.
The institution is the third reason. If you had both of those things in a different part of the country or the world, what ultimately make it equally attract is the university of Michigan. And what that represents is the best and the brightest that come here and the stakes are high because the people who come here eventually … do great things when they leave.
Q: The reason the new division came about is because of the Stephen Jenson case and the reviews that came after that. The communication between the departments was not up to par. Since you've been here, what have you been doing to make sure all the different departments work together?
A: Everything that I've focused on starts with communication. That manifests itself in the leadership of those departments. We have fantastic leaders. I am committed and have been committed to ongoing and nauseatingly frequent meetings with the leadership so that we're talking formally and informally about policy and better ways to enhance communication.
But ultimately, we work backwards from the people that we serve. When you take it off of each one of us about why am I here, there's no difference in opinion or priority about how do we deliver the service we need to deliver better.
Q: How do you want to impact U-M and DPSS?
A: It's pretty simple: We want to eliminate, or at least mitigate, any physical threat or intellectual threat or harm that can potentially come to our community. Our fundamental view is we have the talent to achieve that, we have the technology to achieve that and we have the will to achieve it. So my role will be to primarily lead the leaders in a way that we can deliver a service delivery model that is data driven in a way that if it is predictable, it is preventable.
Kyle Feldscher covers cops and courts for The Ann Arbor News. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or you can follow him on Twitter. Find all Washtenaw County crime stories here.


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AUBURN, Alabama -- Ten Auburn football coaches received $2.6 million in bonuses from the Tigers' national championship run last season in addition to the $5 million they received in salaries.
The salaries for Auburn coaches have jumped significantly since then.
Head coach Gene Chizik received slightly more than half of the coaches' bonus money for 2010 -- $1,350,000 -- according to figures provided by Auburn University from a months-old Open Records Request from the Auburn Bureau of The Birmingham News, Press-Register and the Huntsville Times.
Including his salary, Chizik's total compensation was $3,450,000 for Auburn's 14-0 season. Chizik received a $1.4 million pay raise after 2010, raising his 2011 salary to $3.5 million.
The bonuses for Auburn's nine assistant coaches after the 2010 season ranged from $262,000 for offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn to $109,750 each for defensive backs coach Phillip Lolley and special teams coach Jay Boulware.
Malzahn's bonus was more than half of his 2010 salary of $500,000.
The Auburn coaching staff received significant raises -- totaling more than $2.5 million -- before the 2011 season. Chizik's salary is $3.5 and includes a $10 million buyout for 2011. The contracts for his assistant coaches totaled $4,085,000, which included a 160 percent raise for Malzahn to $1.3 million annually. Defensive coordinator Ted Roof makes $500,000 and receivers coach and assistant head coach Trooper Taylor makes $425,000. Malzahn, Roof and Taylor are working under three-year contracts. Auburn's other assistants began the season with two-year contracts.
Chizik cashed in on his incentives in his 2010 contract, but won't this year after a 7-5 regular-season. The bonuses he won't reach includes $100,000 for 10-12 victories, $50,000 for making the SEC title game, $100,000 for winning the SEC title, $50,000 for playing for a BCS bowl, $100,000 for winning a BCS bowl, $200,000 for playing for the BCS national title, $400,000 for winning the BCS title.Follow Auburn on Twitter: Follow @AUGoldMine


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Last weekend was anything but August, but things will change as we head into the work-week. A surge of warmer and more humid air is moving towards New England, and should finally punch its way through by this afternoon. However, today's forecast is a tricky one, both in terms of temperatures and thunderstorms.
One batch of storms moved through during the pre-dawn hours. These clusters of nighttime storms are typical of summer, and are called Mesoscale Convective Systems, or MCSs. They're hard to predict, and their clouds can mess up temperature forecasts. Many clouds should start the day from the latest MCS, and more storms upstream in New York State may do the same as we head towards late morning and midday. That being said, I think these clouds should keep us from reaching 90 this afternoon.
Even still, we should manage highs well into the 80s, and with high humidity it will be an uncomfortable one. A Heat Advisory is in effect from 2-6pm this afternoon for Hampden County. Just take it easy if you plan to do any strenuous activity outdoors today, and drink plenty of water.
More of these thunderstorms clusters will be developing as we head into tonight, so a chance for thunderstorms will stay in the forecast. Temperatures will stay very warm, with lows down near 70 along with high humidity. A good night to keep the AC going!
Tomorrow we'll stay warm and very muggy, and thunderstorms will be likely. The best shot will be during the afternoon, with some of the storms becoming strong to severe. By Tuesday night, a cold front will be sweeping through, and that will mean much more comfortable weather for the rest of the week.
Wednesday looks bright and dry with lower humidity, and we should keep the nice weather around through Friday. Highs will be in the low 80s each day.
abc40 weather is on Twitter, and you can check out the latest conditions at twitter.com/wggbweather. And as always, you can find a wealth of weather info at wggb.com, your online home for abc40 and fox6.
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Discussion in 'Chicago Bears' started by Ski-Whiz, Jun 18, 2014.
It's a good thing I've been tuned in all spring long because if I woke from a half year long Rip Van Winkle like nap and saw Peppers in a GB uni and Jared Allen wearing a Bears #69 jersey I'd have thought I was still asleep. It's been a very interesting offseason.
Only 79 days til kickoff. Wow, this year is sliding by fast too.
Hated the draft being pushed back but with OTA's there has been little dead time. The dead time was the last week or so before the draft. Otherwise we are all just getting old cuz the years do seem to go by alot faster.
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Peppers makes an inside move at DT and is knocked flat on his ass by Long !
Oh what a pancake ! Well they played him out of position in that line up and you saw the results.
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Auburn, cities seeking ways to support freight corridors
Given the grim assurance that no ongoing source of money from the federal, state or county level will be available in the foreseeable future to help cities maintain freight corridors on the valley floor, hard adjustments could be in the wind.
Some of them with deep, lasting implications for Auburn and other cities – Fife, Puyallup, Sumner, Pacific, Algona, Kent, Renton and Tukwila – members of the Valley Cities Association, an organization representing common interests.
Auburn Mayor Pete Lewis told the Auburn City Council on Monday that Valley Cities and the Ports of Tacoma and Seattle must work as a common economic unit to enable an ongoing funding source for the maintenance of freight corridors that service the valley's warehouse and distribution areas.
Or, if the ports decline to do their part, Valley Cities will have to start making long-term planning decisions to respond to the limitations on freight corridor maintenance, decisions with weighty implications for the ports that rely so heavily on those areas.
In Auburn's case, Lewis said, this could mean the re-designation of large areas of the City so they no no longer allow new or expanded freight dependent uses.
"We need to find a way to do something, and the ports of Seattle and Tacoma should be our partners in this," Lewis said. "If there are not going to be any funding sources, we simply cannot afford to be the warehouse, industrial area for King County any more. We might have to look at houses throughout the valley floor as an alternative that's cheaper for the city."
According to a memorandum Lewis sent to the mayors of the other Valley Cities on April 27, given the continued legislative opposition to a street maintenance utility, declining sales and property tax revenue, plus lack of voter support for local financing initiatives, the ability of the valley communities to plan for long-term economic and community growth could be significantly impacted.
Auburn's leaders are trying to figure out how to maintain freight corridors in the city after the stinging defeat at voters' hands April 17 of a $59 million road bond measure. Among the alternatives: reducing speed limits on local freight corridors, like West and East Valley highways, to make them last a little longer, and using chip sealing to maintain the corridors instead of more expensive long-term fixes.
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Favorites aren't always a sure thing at the Kentucky Derby.
As the two most exciting minutes in sports, the Derby affords the entire 20-horse field a 1-in-20 chance to both take home the Run for the Roses and take a first step toward the Triple Crown.
While sleepers and dark-horse competitors are always fun to talk about when it comes to the first Saturday in May, the 2013 Kentucky Derby is setting up to be all about the horses in the top half of the draw.
Things could certainly change when post positions are announced later on Wednesday, but we have a pretty firm grasp on which horses have the pedigree, the experience and the talent to capture the Churchill Downs sprint and bring home the first jewel in the Triple Crown.
Take a look at three horses poised to do so below.
Complete 2013 Kentucky Derby Field
|Todd Pletcher
|John R. Velazquez
|Claude R. McGaughey III
|Joel Rosario
|Doug O'Neill
|Kevin Krigger
|Java's War
|Kenny McPeek
|Julien Leparoux
|Todd Pletcher
|Calvin Borel
|Todd Pletcher
|Rafael Bejarano
|Lines of Battle
|Aidan O'Brien
|Ryan Moore
|Rudy Rodriguez
|Garrett Gomez
|Will Take Charge
|D. Wayne Lukas
|Jon Court
|Eddie Plesa, Jr.
|Elvis Trujillo
|Black Onyx
|Kelly Breen
|Joe Bravo
|Palace Malice
|Todd Pletcher
|Mike Smith
|Normandy Invasion
|Chad Brown
|Javier Castellano
|Frac Daddy
|Kenny McPeek
|Victor Lebron
|Tom Amoss
|Rosie Napravnik
|D. Wayne Lukas
|Gary Stevens
|Falling Sky
|John Terranova II
|Luis Saez
|Charming Kitten
|Todd Pletcher
|Edgar Prado
|Golden Soul
|Dallas Stewart
|Robby Albarado
|Giant Finish
|Anthony W. Dutrow
|Jose L. Espinoza
*Current odds courtesy of DRF.com.
Horses Ready to Take Step Toward Triple Crown
That man is Calvin Borel, the three-time Derby winner looking to cement himself in Kentucky Derby lore with his fourth career victory at Churchill Downs on Saturday.
Maybe the most impressive aspect of Revolutionary's current run is his performance at the Louisiana Derby, where he came back from 12 lengths out and had to make two wide turns on the outside just to be in contention down the back stretch.
Revolutionary also has some noted horses in his lineage, including sire War Pass, Cherokee Run and Blushing Groom, while his mother's side produces a lineage that includes A.P. Indy and Secretariat—the 1973 Triple Crown winner.
He has the pedigree and experience to take home this title on Saturday, even if he draws a poor post position later on in the day.
Three races into his career, Orb didn't look like a champion. He finished third, fourth and fourth in three races last year before finally cracking through in late November, when Joel Rosario rode him to a win that now has Orb firmly entrenched in the contender conversation.
While sire Malibu Moon is a big plus to his pedigree, Orb also has Secretariat in his lineage, and Rosario will be back in the saddle on Saturday after a two-race stint with John Velazquez. Velazquez will be riding fellow favorite Verrazano.
As the week goes on, Orb continues to impress the observers at the track. As profiled by Alex Brown in his Kentucky Derby blog for the New York Times, Orb has impressed viewers like Mike Welsch, a senior writer for the Daily Racing Forum.
Welsch has been impressed by only a few horses over the past 13 years, three of which Brown went into detail about in his blog:
In the 13 years Welsch has observed the final workouts of Derby contenders, three horses stood out: Fusaichi Pegasus in 2000, Barbaro in 2006 and Street Sense in 2007. All three went on to win.
What made these workouts special was how, like Orb, the horses moved easily across the ground and galloped out strongly, with no urging from their riders. Barbaro was breathing fire coming around the turn, after running a half-mile in slightly more than 46 seconds.
Things are coming together for trainer Claude R. McGaughey III's only chance to win in the Derby this year. Orb certainly has impressed the right people this week in Kentucky, and his pre-race legend will only grow if he draws a top post position (1-5) on Wednesday.
Normandy Invasion
He will look to become the first winner of the Derby with only one career win since 1987 (Alysheba).
While the odds are stacked against his career resume, no one can deny his place as one of the smoothest, most aggressive horses currently vying for the Derby crown. J.J. Hysell loved the way he looked on the track on Wednesday:
He finished second in the Wood Memorial (G1) in early April and has a quality pedigree that includes Tapit and He's Had Enough.
Normandy Invasion looked outstanding today. #KyDerby— J.J. Hysell (@trifectabox) May 1, 2013
The buzz around this horse will continue to pick up as the week goes on, and it will reach its peak when post positions are announced on Wednesday afternoon. While a sleeper right now, this horse could be a middle-of-the-pack favorite by post time on Saturday.
After that, it's up to the field to give us a winner.
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With only one game scheduled in the T-M Major League tomorrow, the Midland Pharmacy Hawks against Brothers Pastry, action in the Legends Sports Frank Murphy AM League takes center stage.
In the Joe Salvatore Division, the William Wall Pirates (6-1) look to stay on top of the standings when they tangle with long-time rival and much improving Canal Lumber.
The Lumberman have won two of three, but they'll be up against the leagues hottest pitcher in Pirates righty Pete Amadeo.
In the Barney Moore Division, Oriental Travel (6-1) looks to bounce back from their first loss of the season against Moe's Southwest Grill.
And over in Bob Steele Division play, Weinstock Brothers (6-0) hopes to remain the loops only unbeaten team when they face Dr. Law.
In what is believed to be a Legends Sports Frank Murphy A.M League first, the Xtravaganza Entertainment Cards will play Goldmine Jewelers tonight at 8:00 p.m. under the lights at South Shore Babe Ruth.
With most of the league off, the Midland Pharmacy Redhawks and Brothers Pastry matchup is the only T-M Major action tomorrow.
Brothers (5-1) only loss of the season was opening day to BamBooBat.
Even with long-time ace Mark Mondi opting not to play this year, it looks like a two way race between BamBooBat and manager Joe Calabrese's club.
The Redhawks, with a lefty-righty combo of Steve Copolla and Phil Marchese, are 2-3 and would like nothing more than knocking off their long-time rival.
There's a couple of big games in the Peter Tomasino League tomorrow.
The SI Royals try to hold onto first place in the Bill Klapach division against the JL Wegenaar Cubs and right-hander Mike Ryan.
And the Brooklyn Bandits (4-0) look to stay undefeated when they face the SI Brew Crew (3-1) in a Ron Deutsch division matchup.
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BamBooBat: 6-0, 1.000
Brothers Pastry: 5-1, .833
Victory Sports: 3-2, .600
Astros: 3-3, .500
Midland Pharmacy: 2-3, .400
FunStation Ravens: 0-3, .000
Rebels: 0-5, .000
William Wall Pirates: 6-1, .857
Dora Homes: 6-2, .750
Canal Lumber: 3-4, .429
Siegel Family: 3-4, .429
Aloysia's Brewers: 3-5, .375
Bright Horizons: 1-6, .143
Oriental Travel: 6-1, .857
Adco Electric: 5-1, .833
Dependable Auto Body: 4-2, .667
Delfini's: 2-5, .286
Moe's Southwest Grill: 2-5, .286
Brooklyn Indians: 0-7, .000
Weinstock: 6-0, 1.00
Pro Sports Camp Mets: 3-2, .600
Xtravanganza Cards: 3-3, .500
Goldmine Jewelers: 3-4, .429
Richmond Indians: 3-4, .429
Dr. Law: 1-4, .200


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The quickest guide to the Milwaukee weekend
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All hail, Neil Young: Linneman's Riverwest Inn holds its eighth annual "Kneel to Neil," a concert to benefit the rocker's favorite charity, The Bridge School, and WMSE-FM (91.7). This year's lineup includes The Championship, Lisa Ridgely & The Fainting Room, Ethan Keller and many more. »Read Full Article
Resnik delivers shattering portrait of Judy Garland in Rep's 'Rainbow'
In "I Could Go On Singing," which would be her last film, Judy Garland plays Jenny Bowman, a dead ringer for Judy Garland: a gifted but troubled singer who both resents and craves her time in the limelight.
"I don't want to be rolled out like a pastry so that everybody can get a nice big bite of me," Jenny insists at one point. »Read Full Article
Rocky Horror team says 36-year streak not broken by shuttered Oriental
Records, like boilers, are made to be broken. When the boiler at the Landmark Oriental theater, 2230 N. Farwell Ave., broke during the recent cold snap it closed the theater until further notice.
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In their first games of the season on Friday, the Marshall softball team split a doubleheader with Southwest Conference rival Redwood Valley. A five-run fourth inning sparked the Cardinals to an 11-8 win in the opener, while Marshall hammered 21 hits en route to 18 runs in an 18-10 victory in the nightcap.
"We joked on the way home that this was our first full outdoor practice," Marshall head coach Jack Houseman said. "It was good to get outside. It was good to get a couple games in and see what work we've got to do for the rest of the season.
"In the first one we made some mental errors on defense that cost us," he added. "Not necessarily fielding errors, just not knowing where to go with the ball or knowing where to be. Otherwise I think we would have faired a little better in the first one."
The Tigers trailed throughout Game 1, but a four-run inning in the bottom of the fifth cut the Redwood Valley lead to 9-8. The Cardinals added a pair of insurance runs in the top of the seventh before preventing the Marshall comeback.
Sadie Zahrbock went 3-for-3 from the plate for the Tigers, including a double and a home run. Callie Graff, Marshall's starting pitcher, was 3-for-5 with a double as well. Emily Mortier and Miranda Fischer also chipped in with a double each.
In Game 2 the Tigers scored early and often, leading 8-0 entering the bottom of the second. Marshall led 11-7 after four innings and used a five-run top of the sixth to put the game out of reach.
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Game 1
Marshall003 140 0-8 12 5
R-Alyssa Lueck; M-Callie Graff. WP: Lueck. LP-Graff. HR: M-Sadie Zahrbock. 2B: M-Graff, Zahrbock, Emily Mortier, Miranda Fischer.
Game 2
Marshall440 315 1-18 21 3
M-Miranda Fischer; R-Nichole Bunting. WP-Fischer. LP-Bunting. 2B: M-Brooke Louwagie, Emily Mortier, Fischer.
Miranda Fischer picked up the win, pitching all seven innings and batting 3-for-5 for the game with a double. Senior Brooke Louwagie was 2-for-3 with a double also, while Mortier swatted her second double of the day. The Tigers totaled 33 hits as a team in the two games.
"I was impressed with our bats," Houseman said. "We only ended up with six strikeouts for the day, so I think we did well at the plate. We just did a good job of making contact and forcing the defense to play the ball."
In 2012 Fischer and Graff pitched in every game for the Tigers as freshmen. A year more seasoned, Houseman felt that their improvement was immediately visible in team's first games.
"Overall they did well. I think their control was better than last year," he said. "I just think that if our defense had performed a little better, they would have got off the field a little sooner and avoided a few of those long innings. That can wear on them, especially since they hadn't pitched a full game yet."
Marshall (1-1 overall, 1-1 SWC) will take the field again on Monday for a lone road game against the Montevideo Thunder Hawks.


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County commission candidate Ed Wolfe names campaign team
Ed Wolfe, candidate for the Central Kitsap County Commission seat, recently added two key members to his campaign team.
Local political activist and North Kitsap native Abby Burlingame was appointed campaign manager. She has served in key positions in local and regional campaigns, as well as running her own Kitsap County race in 2010.
Rebekah Johnson, who most recently served as Sen. Jan Angel's finance director, has joined the campaign as finance coordinator. The South Kitsap and UW-Tacoma grad helped the Angel campaign raise more than $750,000 just last year.
"I'm very fortunate to have these two outstanding and successful women on my team," said Wolfe. "They bring a breadth of expertise and know how to win."
Wolfe, a Republican, started his campaign in early January and has already raised more than $25,000. He enjoys the support of families, community leaders, and local businesses from across the County.
"We're off to a great start," Wolfe said. "My message that we need to bring balance back to Kitsap County is clearly connecting with the voters."
Wolfe is running for the seat vacated late last year by Democrat Josh Brown. Filing for the position will be in May, with a primary election scheduled for Aug. 5.
The only other person who has announced for the position is Linda Streissguth who is running as a Democrat.
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From Oregon athletics:
EUGENE, Ore. – Thursday's first round game of the Women's National Invitational Tournament was a game of runs, and the Oregon women's basketball team did just that at Matthew Knight Arena.
The Ducks used a 22-0 run in the first half and then used a 31-8 run in the second half to cruise past Pacific, 90-63, and advance to the second round of the WNIT.
Oregon will meet either Washington or Hawai'i in the second round, with the site and date of the game to be determined on Friday, after the Huskies and Rainbows meet in Seattle.
The Ducks improved to 14-3 all-time at the WNIT and 3-1 under head coach Paul Westhead.
Ariel Thomas and Katelyn Loper paced Oregon with 20 points each while freshman standout Chrishae Rowe scored 16 points. Lexi Petersen and Jillian Alleyne each chipped in with 14 points.
The five players combined for 84 of Oregon's 90 points. Alleyne also recorded her 28th double-double of the season after the sophomore pulled down a game-high 18 rebounds.
While the offense shined as usual, it was the Ducks' defensive effort that helped them to an easy win.
Oregon held Pacific to 27.6 percent shooting in the game, the lowest of any opponent this season. The Tigers' 63 points was the second fewest allowed by the Ducks this year.
"The heart," Thomas said, when asked about where the teams' defensive effort came from. "We've just been pounding it in practice, and its better late than never. We've struggled, but I think that was our best defensive game of the year."
"Ultimately, when you play in the postseason, you have to show up and play the game," Westhead said. "Everybody shows up saying they want to win. Words are easy, but actions are more difficult."
UO led by as many as 35 points on the night, when Alleyne's layup made it 84-49 with 4:20 remaining in the game.
After going down 6-3 on a Hailie Eackles bucket, the Ducks jolted out to a 22-0 run that spanned six minutes before the Tigers scored on a free throw at the 8:42 mark to make it 25-7.
Pacific cut the lead to 10 points - 27-17 - but another small run and a 3-pointer by Rowe with 59 seconds remaining in the half gave Oregon a 38-22 lead heading into the break.
"I thought we were sparring back-and-forth, but then Chrishae came in," Westhead said. "She can be electrifying."
Oregon shot an impressive 44.7 percent from the field on 34-of-76 shooting compared to Pacific's 27.6 shooting percentage. The Ducks also dominated the Tigers on the boards with a 65-38 edge on the glass.
Pacific was led by Kendall Kenyon, who had 14 points on 4-of-8 shooting from the floor, and went 6-of-7 from the free throw line. KiKi Moore, Pacific's leading scorer heading into Thursday's showdown at 16.5 points per game, was held to 13 points on 5-of-23 shooting and 1-of-9 from downtown.
"Our coaches did a really good job on the scouting report," Alleyne said. "They pretty much told us everything (Moore) did and we countered it."
The Ducks will have at least one more game, that means the careers of seniors Thomas, Danielle Love, Chynna Miley and Laura Stanulis continue.
"It's our last go around with our seniors and our coaches," Alleyne said. "I think that's our biggest motivation, giving our all for them. The seniors have given us the past four years, the coaches have given us their time here, and we just want to give our all for them. That's the reason we're going so hard and being so competitive and passionate about it."
Postgame Notes: Pacific scored 63 points in the game, the second fewest by an Oregon opponent this season…The low is 61 points by Cal State Northridge…Pacific's 27.6 field goal percentage is the lowest by any Oregon opponent this year…The Ducks put together a 22-0 run in the first half, starting with the Tigers up 6-3 at 15:50 and ending with Oregon leading 25-6 with 8:42 left before halftime… The Ducks also had a 20-2 run in the second half… Oregon led by 16 points at halftime, 38-22, but the Ducks' halftime scoring output was actually their ninth lowest of the season…Jillian Alleyne posted her 28th double-double of the season with 14 points and 18 rebounds…Katelyn Loper missed her first 10 three-point attempts before making four straight…Oregon was without point guard Drea Toler, who injured her ankle in shoot around.


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This weekend was a special weekend for former Syracuse University football coach Dick MacPherson. "Coach Mac" was part of the 2010 class of inductees into the College Football Hall of Fame.
Bud Poliquin wrote a column about MacPherson's love for the game of football, his time in Syracuse and his enshrinement into the college hall.
Commenter hhferritin had this to say:
Congrats, Coach Mac. - You were good. Some folks just don't understand how difficult it is to build a quality football program in a (northeast region) city such as ours. But you did it. - And it was fun. It was an exciting brand of ball. I'll never forget that W. Va game in the Dome. I'll also never forget the day when you (along with Ivan Fears) gladly took the time to pose for a photo with myself & some of the kids from the neighborhood, when we were starting up a Pop Warner Football program in the Valley. - You are (and always have been) a class act.
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This is one of the four rooms we have at our home to receive guests like you!
They are private and lockable rooms, totally renewed and trendy decorated with love by us.
It's a top floor (4th - no elevator) so make sure you can do it! :)
Our choice for this flat was to make it comfortable stylish promoting the well-being for our guests as well as our own.
We basically have everything necessary for comfort and are always searching for solutions in order to improve the house in comfort and style.
Anything is possible If you come.
Enjoy! :)
WINTER ADVICE: we don't have a central heating system at home. Be sure you have a nice and warm pajamas.
we can pick you at the airport or train station for 20€. Just ask us!
TUKTUK city tour with 45% discount for guests! :)
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anything you need please ask us! :)
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Luis and Isabela are very nice, open-minded and always helpful!
I had a wonderful time in their cozy apartment :)
Obrigada pelo tudo & beijinhos!
It was realy nice in the lovely flat. Luiz and lsabel are very nice people. I Hand a good time.
In winter it is very necessary to habe warm clothes because the flat has no heating. But a warm athmosphere.
Quiet place near Rossio. Metro-station not far away. Isabela and Luis are very helpful.
This was my first stay in a Wimdu type accommodation. I think it was mostly as advertised. Hosts were friendly, room was clean, wifi was reliable. I met great fellow guests and we felt we had our own space to relax. Luis responded to my late night request to stay the next day and though I had trouble finding the address, his wife saw me from my profile picture as I entered the cafe next door and knew who I was. It was a nice welcome to Portugal. There wasn´t breakfast per se but the kitchen was well stocked with cooking necessities. I would return.
La casa se encuentra muy bien situada y con el metro llegas enseguida al centro de la ciudad.
La habitación es muy tranquila, limpia y acogedora. Además, tiene un balcón enorme que a mi particularmente me ha encantado.
Los anfitriones Luis e Isabel son muy atentos y harán que no te falte de nada.
La recomendaría a cualquiera que quisiera viajar a Lisboa!!
Super gelegene Wohnung zwischen zwei Haltestellen von der Straßenbahn 28. Optimal für unsere Stadttouren. Nette, hilfsbereite Gasgeberin.
My sister and a friend of her stayed at Luís appartement. They really enjoyed their stay and had a great time!
We spent a lovely holidays and Luis & family was fantastic. Thank you for all and hope to see you again in Lisboa. Martino family
Luis and Isabelle gave us a very warm welcome in their cosy appartment. They gave us very nice inside tips about sights in Lisbon. The appartment is well located and we enjoyed the view!
We enjoyed our stay very much, the owner is very friendly and kind.
The home is clean and really nice, our room is cute and trendy.
There is everything you need for the kitchen and the two bathrooms are clean.
there is only one problem: there are 79 steps to reach the apartment, but it is a good trainig to visit Lisbon :)
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We here at Emerica would like to wish team rider Andrew Reynolds a very happy birthday, today, June 6! All you Canadian Kids in the path of the last two dates of the Emerica So'Wester Tour have a perfect chance to wish him all the best in person! You can do so at:
Tuesday, June 7
Millwood Skatepark, Edmonton, Alberta, 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Thursday, June 9
Cassleman-Lush Skatepark, Ft. McMurray, Alberta, 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.


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Give up on the Twins? Maybe tomorrow … or the next day
September 16, 2009 - Per Peterson
Every time we try to get out, they keep pulling us back in. The Twins are doing exactly what they always do at this time of the year — they're not playing well enough to run away with the division, but they're not stinking the joint out enough to fall so far back that all of us bandwagoniers abandon ship. They're an average team in an average division, and because of that, we're still paying attention. Any other division in the American League and we're looking ahead to 2010. How cruddy is this division? Well, for starters, the Twins are only two games over .500 and are in a pennant race. And two, the first-place team — the Detroit Tigers — lost 11-1 Tuesday night to the Royals, the last-place team in the division who has beaten the Tigers five straight times. FIVE! And then there's the Twins, who before finishing off a three-game sweep of the Indians Wednesday, couldn't find a way to beat them two weeks ago. Parity? No, this ain't parity, this is mediocrity. One day, the Twins are impressive, the next, we can't stand to watch. One day, they're 6 out, the next 4 1/2. They're the best average team in the Major Leagues, with or without the China doll known as Justin Morneau. It's teams like the Twins that are responsible for bandwagon fans in the first place. Good thing there's no limit on how many times we can jump off and get back on again two days later. It's a good thing the Twins are at least playing meaningful baseball this far into September — gives us something to do between Sundays.
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Calhoun County Prosecutor David Gilbert said he has filed a motion for reconsideration of the ruling. A hearing on the motion will take place Monday in Calhoun County Circuit Court.
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When Demarius Reed first arrived on Eastern Michigan's campus for the 2011 season, he was "magnetic" from the start, Eagles coach Ron English said Monday.
Over the next two years, he started to use that personality to have a positive impact on a group of players that increasingly needed some positivity.
"We certainly are going to miss one of the great young men I've been around in terms of turning his life around," English said Monday morning in the Mid-American Conference coaches teleconference. "Demarius really turned his life around from one year to the next in terms of his attitude, just in terms of his leadership ability, in terms of just being positive and consistent and certainly a very good football player."
English, answering questions for the first time since the team learned that Reed was found shot to death in an off-campus apartment building Friday morning, described a good football player who "turned into a great person."
Reed came to Eastern by way of Chicago, and was an All-City and All-State player at Simeon Academy. His grandfather, Joe L. Reed, told the Associated Press Friday that Reed had been able to get out of a tough neighborhood and find his way to Eastern Michigan.
"Since the day he came here people really gravitated towards him, and that's why it really was important for him to change some of his habits and he did that," English said.
In Reed's first year on the team, Eastern went 6-6, its first non-losing season in 16 years.
As he developed into one of the Mid-American Conference's best punt returners and a regular receiving target, the team faltered to a two-win season last year and had lost five straight before Friday.
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Eastern Michigan continued with its Saturday game against Ohio as scheduled, with players holding up his jersey and wearing armbands and helmet decals to honor Reed.
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A revealing and potentially embarassing personnel complaint against Clackamas County Chairman John Ludlow and Commissioner Tootie Smith has ended without discipline for either elected official, but documents air racially charged and sexually inappropriate language by Ludlow.
The complaint also says Smith attacked the complainant, Jared Anderson, a Clackamas County lobbyist who worked for the county's Public and Government Affairs Department, saying he couldn't do his job well because he was a Democrat.
Anderson, 35, who began working for the county in January 2011, filed a six-page complaint April 22, alleging age discrimination and violation of privacy. He also alleged Ludlow violated his privacy by talking about his personal medical information in speeches and public meetings.
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In a statement, Ludlow says he apologizes if any of the statements he made offended anyone. "I am saddened that this employee felt the need to publicly share selected, out-of-context bits of conversation," Ludlow wrote.
Anderson alleged that Ludlow exploited Anderson's health problems in a political attack Ludlow leveled against American Medical Response. At the time, Clackamas County was in a dispute over AMR's ambulance and emergency medical service contract. Anderson said AMR responded to a January medical call at county offices to aid him. He alleged Ludlow later talked publicly about AMR's response and Anderson's health.
"Chair John Ludlow violated my reasonable expectation of privacy by both sharing my personal medical information/history with numerous outside parties and drawing attention to my incident to achieve his personal goals," Anderson wrote.
Anderson, who is gay, also accused Smith of homophobia and disparaging the county's lobbying staff for being Democrats.
Clackamas County hired Dana Sullivan, a top Portland employment lawyer, to investigate Anderson's complaint.
On May 29, Clackamas County Department of Employment Services Director Nancy Drury wrote to Anderson, according to documents WW obtained under a public records request, and told him Sullivan's investigation had mostly cleared Smith and Ludlow.
"Briefly, Ms. Sullivan concluded that some inappropriate conduct occurred, including comments about protected classes of individuals, but did not find supporting evidence that unlawful discrimination or harassment occurred," Drury wrote.
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — An Essex County man has been charged with grand larceny after New York State Police say he scammed an elderly Hudson Valley woman out of more than $30,000.
State police say Rasheem Eccleston of East Orange, N.J., fraudulently received $33,000 from a Kingston woman as part of a lottery scam committed in September.
Eccleston was arrested last week and sent to Ulster County Jail on $50,000 bail. He's scheduled to appear in Kingston City Court on Tuesday.
It couldn't be determined if he had a lawyer.
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Hershey Bears story links heading into Friday night's game at Syracuse:
Following the acquisition of Michael Latta, Mike Carman wasn't scheduled to make the trip to Syracuse (pennlive.com).
New faces Philippe Paradis and Andrej Sustr have joined the Syracuse Crunch (syracuse.com).
Bobby Farnham, agitator for Sunday foe WBS, once earned a big-time save (citizensvoice.com).
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Who is lost in the current political analysis is Generation X. We hear plenty about the Boomers and the Millenials and even Generation Y, and what the current political climate means to them. But the reality is Gen X produced both George W. Bush and Barack Obama. Therein lies much of the country's divide.
Gen X conservatives remember enemies abroad - the Soviets in particular. Gen X liberals remember enemies at home - social ills causing three million homeless people on our streets. Who's correct? Gen Xers have their own opinions, and they seem to be completely split to the point they're choosing sides, moderates be damned.
Ted Cruz is no more an anomaly than Barack Obama - think Gary Hart and Strom Thurmond in the Senate together. The difference being the generation in "power" has no ideological unity. Forget the old, close-minded white (Boomers) as being the force behind division. It's a generation that has countervailing visions of its future.
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Light blogging is likely today. I have to write Sunday's column. Time drag, that Sunday column. But go check out the always excellent DC Sports Bog. Dan Steinberg's at the David Beckham Mob Scene in Los Angeles. Sounds wacky.
So the formal presentation ended with Lalas announcing the beginning of the games, and then chaos: Posh began striking poses again, the photogs obliged, the fans stormed the bleachers to do I'm not sure what, some Galaxy supporters continued chanting, Becks was ushered off somewhere, and a lot of media people were shepherded chaotically into various "event suites" based on color-coded dots on their credentials. There are 30 or so people in my suite ("Event Suite No. 2). I've never seen anything remotely like this, not remotely.
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Syracuse, N.Y. -- Difficult as this is to admit, I must confess that I did, in fact, watch the bulk of Monday night's Home Run Derby out there in St. Louis. Not all of it, mind you. Not each and every swing and each and every non-swing . . . and there was far more of the latter than the former.
But I sat for most three hours, staring at my television and wondering why. And now I've come to the ghastly realization that I'll never get that time back.
Look, baseball is great. It has to be, as the old saying goes, to have survived all those people who've run it -- and a fair amount of those who've played it, too -- for so many years. But with the exception of the odd Josh Hamilton kind of show, the Home Run Derby has become too tedious, too ponderous, too redundant.
Pitcher lobs meatball over the plate . . . batter doesn't swing because the thing hasn't been served at the absolutely precise location. Rinse and repeat.
I mean, that's what Monday's deal was, wasn't it?
Pitcher lobs . . . batter looks.
Pitcher lobs . . . batter looks.
Pitcher lobs . . . batter swings.
Pitcher lobs . . . batter looks.
Pitcher lobs . . . batter looks.
On and on and on.
Worse, the monotony was fed, as it annually is, by Chris Berman, the gee-whizzer whose "back-back-back" spiel is older these days than Jamie Moyer, and by Joe Morgan, a Hall-of-Famer with tremendous insight whose diminished assignment is to break down batting-practice swings.
"Oh, look. Albert is lifting his leg now!"
OK, so I'm nitpicking here. The thing was an exhibition. And ESPN did get to sell some commercials. And the 45,000-plus in the Busch Stadium house did have a dandy time even if their guy, Albert Pujols, was only a peripheral (although his son was a hoot). And, well, there always was the chance that somebody -- swinging a corked bat against a patsy of a pitcher tossing souped-up baseballs -- might have authored a Hamiltonian kind of performance.
You know, something similar to the one that produced 28 homers in the first round alone in Yankee Stadium last summer.
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We also got a lot of catatonic people sitting on sofas and staring straight ahead. I speak from experience.
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You all come see us.
Meier Horse Shoe Pines is a family owned and operated Christmas Tree farm located on the outskirts of Jackson in
southeast Missouri. Owners, Steve and Teresa Meier, raised their three sons, Adam, Ben, and Charlie, while raising the
tree fields.
Growing trees can be hard work. So
why do we do what we do? We
believe Christmas is a time for
family. Here at Meier Horse Shoe
Pines we feel there is no better way
to be part of your family then to grow
your Christmas tree!
2146 County Road 330
Jackson, Missouri 63755
(573) 243-5501
Christmas Season Hours
- click here!
Just like the fields, their family has
expanded! Daughters-in-law Shelly (Ben)
and Kristyna (Adam) are an important part
of the family. They are better than any
elves! Always pitching in to help in the
Christmas Shop, making wreaths,
decorating, and all the other projects that
pop up. AND! Let's not forget how exciting
it is to see a third generation of Meier's
growing among the trees with the additions
of Adam and Kristyna's daughter, Emelia
Lorraine, in 2011, and Ben and Shelly's
daughter, Madelyn Ann, in May 2014! Yes,
they are all looking forward to an extra
special Christmas this year!!


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Launch of The Galway American Studies Forum
The Moore Institute Seminar Room
Date & Time
27th September, 2012 @ 17:00:00
Please join us
the official launch
The Galway American Studies Forum
Thursday, 27th September at 5pm
in the
Moore Institute Seminar Room.
All are welcome. Refreshments will be served.
The Galway American Studies Forum brings together postgraduate researchers and staff to explore the inter-disciplinary nature of the field to its full potential.
At this, our official launch, we hope to increase awareness of the Forum among staff and students of relevant departments. We can meet other scholars who share our interests and discuss our expectations for the Forum.
For more information see gasforum.blogspot.ie