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ST. LOUIS, May 7, 2013 – Emerson (NYSE: EMR) today announced that net sales for the second quarter ended March 31, 2013, increased 1 percent from the prior year to $6.0 billion. Underlying sales grew 2 percent as unfavorable currency translation and divestitures together deducted 1 percent, with the U.S. up 1 percent, Asia up 2 percent, and Europe down 3 percent. Sales reflected mixed results across end markets and geographies, but slow economic growth overall as business investment stalled, particularly in mature markets. EBIT margin of 14.9 percent improved 20 basis points, benefiting primarily from cost containment. Pretax margin expanded 10 basis points to 13.9 percent. Earnings per share of $0.77 increased 4 percent from the prior year.
"Economies around the world are struggling for momentum," said Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David N. Farr. "Demand slowed in the second half of the quarter as overall global business confidence deteriorated. We do not see a catalyst to economic growth over the next six to nine months. In light of the current business environment, I was pleased with our underlying growth, especially in emerging markets, which grew 6 percent. We will continue to target investment in growing regions, while remaining cautious in mature markets until the economy accelerates."
Operating cash flow increased 6 percent to $597 million, driven primarily by higher earnings. Working capital performance improved from a slow start to the year, with a 140 basis point reduction from the first quarter to 18.6 percent of sales. Capital expenditures of $120 million were lower than the prior year by $37 million, contributing to free cash flow growth of 18 percent to $477 million. Year-to-date cash generation has been strong, with operating cash flow up 29 percent and free cash flow up 51 percent compared to the prior year.
"Despite the slow economic climate, we continue to expect a record year for operating cash flow," Farr said. "With very strong cash generation through the second quarter compared to the first half of 2012, we are well positioned to achieve that target. Our priority this year remains returning at least 60 percent of operating cash flow to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases. Supporting this commitment, later today we expect the Board of Directors to approve a new program authorizing the repurchase of 70 million shares over the next several years."
Business Segment HighlightsProcess Management sales grew 8 percent, as global oil and gas, chemical, and power industry investment remained solid. Underlying sales increased 9 percent with currency translation deducting 1 percent, led by 10 percent growth in the systems and solutions business. By region, 14 percent growth in Asia benefited from strong project activity in Australia; investment in the North Sea region and Russia drove 7 percent growth in Europe; and the U.S. decreased 1 percent, as higher natural gas inventories contributed to slower investment. Segment margin of 20.0 percent increased 170 basis points, as volume leverage, cost containment, and currency gains offset unfavorable mix from lower maintenance investment by customers. Growth is expected to remain stable in the near term despite difficult comparisons and moderating end markets, particularly North America.
Industrial Automation reported and underlying sales decreased 6 percent, with the U.S. down 1 percent, Europe down 15 percent, and Asia down 3 percent, as end markets for global capital goods remained under pressure. The power generating alternators and industrial motors and electrical drives businesses were particularly weak, partially offset by strength in the hermetic motors business which was driven by HVAC compressor demand. Segment margin of 15.4 percent decreased 40 basis points, as cost containment actions partially offset volume deleverage. Demand for industrial goods is expected to remain challenging in the second half of 2013, particularly in Europe.
Network Power reported and underlying sales declined 4 percent, with U.S. underlying sales down 2 percent, Asia down 6 percent, and Europe down 3 percent, as weakness in information technology and telecommunications end markets persisted. The embedded computing and power business declined at a double-digit rate, reflecting weak and volatile demand for technology equipment and mobile devices, and continued product line rationalization. Underlying sales declined slightly in the network power systems business, as global investment in data center and telecommunications infrastructure remained sluggish, especially in Europe. Segment margin declined 110 basis points to 7.5 percent, primarily driven by volume deleverage and higher other costs. Near term end market demand is expected to reflect the uncertainty and caution in the broader macroeconomic environment.
Climate Technologies reported and underlying sales grew 7 percent, as residential air conditioning markets reflected strong demand and comparisons eased. By geography, U.S. and Europe underlying sales increased 8 percent and Asia grew 4 percent. The U.S. residential air conditioning business was particularly strong with 23 percent growth, benefiting from improving residential construction and easier comparisons. Commercial air conditioning and refrigeration demand remained soft, with the transportation business particularly weak. Segment margin of 17.7 percent improved 60 basis points, as volume leverage and cost containment offset unfavorable mix from lower-margin residential growth. Industry trends suggest slower growth in the near term, with moderating residential air conditioning growth and continued soft demand in commercial air conditioning and refrigeration markets.
Commercial & Residential Solutions sales declined 4 percent, reflecting a 6 percent deduction from the Knaack business divestiture. Underlying sales grew 2 percent, benefiting from a 5 percent increase in the U.S., which was led by the residential storage business. Segment margin expanded 30 basis points to 21.3 percent, primarily due to cost reductions and the divestiture mix benefit. Modest growth is expected to continue in North America residential end markets in the near term.
OutlookAfter a weaker than expected February and March, orders in April continued to trend downward, reflecting further deterioration in business confidence. There is no clear catalyst to improve global economic growth over the next six to nine months. Based on the current business environment, reported and underlying sales growth is now expected to be only 1.5 to 2.5 percent, with EBIT and pretax margin approximately equal to the prior year. Earnings per share are expected to be between $3.48 and $3.58, 5 cents lower than previous estimates and up 3 to 6 percent over last year. (Prior year comparisons exclude the impact of the goodwill impairment in 2012.)
Upcoming Investor EventsToday at 2 p.m. ET, Emerson management will discuss the second quarter results during a conference call. Interested parties may listen to the live conference call via the Internet by visiting Emerson's website at www.Emerson.com/financial and completing a brief registration form. A replay of the conference call will remain available for approximately three months.
On Monday, May 20, 2013, Emerson Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David N. Farr will speak at the Electrical Products Group Conference in Longboat Key, Florida, at 10:45 a.m. ET, and an updated outlook by segment will be provided. The presentation will be posted on Emerson's website at www.Emerson.com/financial at the time of the event and remain available for approximately three months. Forward-Looking and Cautionary StatementsStatements in this Current Report on Form 8-K that are not strictly historical may be "forward-looking" statements, which involve risks and uncertainties, and Emerson undertakes no obligation to update any such statements to reflect later developments. These risks and uncertainties include economic and currency conditions, market demand, pricing, protection of intellectual property, and competitive and technological factors, among others, as set forth in the Company's most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K and subsequent reports filed with the SEC.
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Montgomery County Court Judge Felix Catena conceded victory Friday in his state Supreme Court race to Franklin County Family Court magistrate John T. Ellis by a mere 70 votes.
He said he was told by the state Board of Elections he had lost the Nov. 6 general election race by that amount, although he was leading by 61 votes the next day.
"The state certified my [final] numbers," Catena said from his home Friday.
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Republican Catena was in an eight-person race for four available state Supreme Court seats in the state's 11-county 4th Judicial District.
Immediately following the election, Catena was unofficially ahead of John Ellis 135,616 to 135,555, coming in fourth place for the final seat.
Others who now have won seats, in addition to the Republican Ellis are: Republican incumbent state Supreme Court Justice Joseph Sise of Montgomery County; Republican Thomas Buchanan, a Rotterdam attorney; and Democratic Schenectady County Family Court Judge Christine Clark.
"Obviously, I would have preferred the outcome to be different," Catena said.
But the judge termed the Supreme Court run a "positive" one, although he laughed and didn't answer when asked if he would ever run for the position again.
"It really was a rewarding experience," he said. "I got in late."
He said he enjoys his work on the Montgomery County Court bench, and he sits in as an acting Supreme Court justice periodically.
Catena ran for one of the 4th Judicial District seats, which will be vacated by sitting state Supreme Court Justice Richard T. Aulisi in Johnstown.
Aulisi is stepping down because he will reach the mandatory state judicial retirement age of 70 by the end of the year.
State Supreme Court justice terms span 14 years.
Winners take office in January.
The annual base salary for a state Supreme Court justice is $136,700.
Fulton County Family Court Judge Edward F. Skoda expressed early interest in Aulisi's seat, and Republican county chairmen in all 11 counties in the 4th Judicial District said in January they were endorsing Skoda. But Fulton County Republican Committee Chairwoman Susan McNeil said Skoda formally withdrew his candidacy June 18.
After that announcement, Catena stepped in and showed interest.
Catena is serving his second 10-year term as a Montgomery County Court judge. He was appointed by former Republican Gov. George Pataki to the bench in 1999 and ran successfully for a 10-year term in November 1999. He was re-elected without opposition in 2009.
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Rose Bowl loss leaves more questions than answers
Pasadena, Calif. — The last time Wisconsin had lost a Rose Bowl was 48 years ago.
By the way it dropped that 21-19 agony-fest Saturday to the 100% legit Horned Frogs from Texas Christian, there are guaranteed to be all manner of questions and second-guessers for at least the next half-century or the next time Bucky comes back here among the purple mountains majesty and gets it right, whichever comes first.
For instance, why throw a pass on the failed two-point conversion with two minutes left when the Badgers had finally kicked their mighty running game into gear?
For that matter, why not more of John Clay?
Why not go for it on fourth-and-short at the TCU 22-yard line when all it resulted in was a missed field goal, especially when the usually ultra-bold Badgers had the moxie to convert a fake punt on their next drive late in the first quarter?
And why, why, why wait until the most important game in a long, long time to finally start drawing the hankies and come down with a serious case of the dropsies?
These are all reasonable queries in the wake of such a punch to the gut, but I keep coming back to the fact that 13-0 TCU was exactly what it was purported to be, and that is at least the No. 3 team in the land, no matter if these Frogs came a-playin' without pedigree papers.
Great teams make plays when absolutely necessary. Good teams make them fairly regularly. In the end, the 11-2 Badgers of the again-discredited Big Ten were very good and nothing more.
Don't get me wrong. It could've been much worse for the league. Michigan State, which for weeks had claimed it was robbed of the Rose Bowl, could've utterly embarrassed the Big Ten on the big stage instead of stinking it up in a matinee. Except for some terribly uncharacteristic plays here or there, it could've been the Badgers sitting back with the rest of the state waiting for Auburn or Oregon to fall.
"We know how much this means to everybody, to everybody involved," UW junior defensive end J.J. Watt said through tears after likely playing his last college game. "We work 365 days a year for this, and then we come out here and don't execute."
A full year of preparation would be an NCAA violation or something, but you know what Watt meant. Stumbling over themselves in the regular-season loss to Michigan State was one thing; for the Badgers to go way out of character in the Rose Bowl was quite another.
As to the nagging questions, yes, Bret Bielema picked a heck of a time to finally go conservative, but that's what happens when the nation's No. 1 defense and its aptly named linebacker, Tank Carder, starts putting knots upside your head. The Badgers usually score 19 by accident, but TCU is most assuredly not Austin Peay, Indiana or Northwestern.
As for the two-point try, Jacob Pedersen was wide open, just like the Badgers drew it up way back in fall camp, just for such an occasion. I cannot fault the call. If I'm Bielema, I trust Scott Tolzien in that situation as he had many other times throughout the season.
Most of all, heap hosannas on Carder for making the tipped-pass play that great players make for great defensive teams in exactly those moments.
As for Clay, who had broken loose on that last drive, it's hard to blame anyone for his 11 carries. In that 3,000-yard backfield, Montee Ball and James White had clearly passed the sometimes-injured, sometimes-winded Clay by. He'll be 23 years old in a few days, and it's questionable if he'll be back to Wisconsin.
What you can pin on the Badgers are penalties, mistakes and going for the play fake, the kind of uh-ohs they had not made in 11 regular-season victories. But until Saturday, they had played no one quite like the Horned Frogs of TCU.
"I haven't made my decision, but if I'm back, if I go, the Wisconsin Badgers will be back to the Rose Bowl," Watt said. "They'll be back better than ever. When they come back, they'll win."
Until they do, there will be questions, so many questions.
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Ah, the tastes of summer! Whether you fancy a piece of strawberry shortcake at Dixie Mountain Grange or enjoy a barbecue dinner with the trimmings at Gaston's Plum Hill Vineyards, Washington County Weekend has the details on these tasty goings-on and more.
Dixie Mountain Grange Strawberry Festival: This festival has featured fresh strawberry shortcake annually since 1952. You can also buy local strawberries, enjoy a quilt display and browse craft booths. Dessert prices $6-30. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Dixie Mountain Grange, 23455 N.W. Dixie Mountain Road, North Plains.
Pig and Pinot Pig Roast: The all-ages Father's Day event features a whole roasted pig plus sides, a wine tasting and cake. Father-son duo Robin and Jody Suskind, known as Buckwheat, will provide live music. Pre-registration required; cost $15. 11 a.m. Sunday, Plum Hill Vineyards, 6505 S.W. Old Highway 47, Gaston. 503-359-4706
Native Plants for Birds, Bees and Butterflies: Attract wildlife to your backyard and use less chemicals in your garden by learning to plant native species in this free presentation by Metro. 10 a.m. Saturday, Farmington Gardens, 21815 S.W. Farmington Road, Aloha. Advance sign up required at 503-649-4568.
Pix on the Plaza: The second installment of Hillsboro's summer night movie series features "Twilight: Breaking Dawn." Admission to the movies, activities and popcorn are free. Attendees may bring their own chairs and blankets; pets are to be left home. 7 p.m. Friday, Civic Center Plaza, 150 E. Main St., Hillsboro. 503-615-6737
Kirstin Pulioff and Sara Twitty: Meet the author and illustrator of the children's book "The Battle for Princess Madeline" at this free event. 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, North Plains Public Library, 31334 N.W. Commercial St., North Plains. 503-647-5051
Group Show: High Fiber Diet, a group within the Columbia Fiber Arts Guild, shows works ranging from painting to stenciling and hand-dyed fabrics. Ends June 25. Walters Cultural Arts Center, 527 E. Main St., Hillsboro. 503-615-3485
Jim Johnstone; Donna Sanson; Group Show: Johnstone shows pottery; Sanson exhibits paintings in acrylic and watercolor; 14 guest artists show works in mosaic, photography and other mediums. Ends June 29. Art on Broadway Gallery, 12570 S.W. Broadway, Beaverton. 503-601-3300


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Kites Begins Box Office Dive in India
While Kites may have given Hrithik Roshan's Hollywood dreams a shot in the arm, its performance in India is not projected to match the pre-release buzz.
According to Gautam Dutta, CEO PVR Cinemedia, the largest contributor to ticket sales in India, "Kites" has probably seen its best weekend.
"The industry collection on day one was 105 million rupees ($2.3 million). The entire weekend, including Friday and Saturday recorded collections of 320 million rupees ($7.1 million)," said Mr. Dutta. PVR collected 10.8 million rupees ($240,000) on day one.


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Just off the heels of a holiday weekend that saw a mix of sun and clouds along the Jersey Shore, it appears we're heading into another weekend with another mixed bag.
The National Weather Service is calling for mostly cloudy skies today, a strong chance of thunderstorms tonight, more rain Saturday morning — followed by decent weather the rest of the weekend.
Bottom line is this: If you venture out to the boardwalk tonight or early tomorrow, bring an umbrella and some rain gear. Or stay indoors and wait for the skies to clear.
Here's the National Weather Service forecast for Monmouth County this weekend:
• FRIDAY: Partly sunny, with a slight chance of showers in the afternoon and highs in the mid 70s. Chance of rain 20 percent.
• FRIDAY NIGHT: Showers are likely, with a chance of thunderstorms, mainly after midnight, with lows in the lower 60s. Chance of rain 70 percent.
• SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy with showers likely in the morning, then mostly sunny in the afternoon with highs in the mid 70s. Chance of rain 70 percent.
• SATURDAY NIGHT: Partly cloudy, with lows in the mid 50s.
• SUNDAY: Mostly sunny, with highs in the upper 70s.
• SUNDAY NIGHT: Partly cloudy, with lows in the upper 50s.
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Week Eight Picks: Homecoming EditionOctober 19, 2007 – 3:12 pm by McD
Bit of a rough one last week. There were a ton of big spreads and I expected quite a few different highly-ranked teams to beat them, which may or may not have been a good idea. This week is the exact opposite. There's a ton of close spreads, including two games with either even odds or no line at all. It's a lot like just picking winners, only with much more potentially painful results. This week also brings back our year-long campaign to free Oregon's Jonathan Stewart from the shackles of Oregon's stupid spread offense. Just hand the guy the ball and they'll get all the offensive production they need.
Memorial Stadium on 17th Street in Bloomington will be the Rumors and Rants' traveling headquarters on Saturday, so come down and tailgate with us. As always, McD's picks are for novelty purposes only and possibly so his girlfriend can mock him some more.
Homer Game of the Week:
Penn State (5-2) at Indiana (5-2)(+7)
It's homecoming in Bloomington this weekend, which makes little sense in itself. Why didn't IU make homecoming against Ball State two weeks from now? It's a much more winnable game than this week's. Anyway, this is yet another huge game for the Hoosiers and a quasi-meaningful game for their opponent. Until they get that sixth win, the talk will be all about how Indiana is one win away from bowl-eligibility. They also have major issues against teams that run the ball well, and it's not like Penn State is going to come out throwing. IU puts the game in Morelli's hands, and they can come away with a win and the ubiquitous bowl-eligibility issue can end.
Pick: Indiana
Update: Penn State 36 Indiana 31. One word: guh. This was such a winnable game for Indiana, all they had to do was not give the ball away. Problem was, they gave the ball away a bunch. Kellen Lewis had three lost fumbles and Indiana couldn't run the ball worth a damn the entire game. Not that the lack of a running game is anything new for IU. They've been incompetent in that department all season. I love Marcus Thigpen, but he isn't a confident running back. Also, Indiana is mired in finesse-team offense. Ugh. Anyway, IU still needs one more win to get to bowl-eligibility. Wonderful.
Texas A&M (5-2) at Nebraska (4-3)(-2)
A week ago, this already would have been the "coaches in trouble" bowl. Nebraska was underachieving and Texas A&M was, well, Texas A&M. What's worse, giving inside information to gamblers for a subscription and being painful to watch or just plain, old sucking? I say Franchione should be fired first, but it looks like Callahan is on his way out of the door. Like I said, the Aggies are painful to watch whether they win or lose. At least Nebraska has an outside chance of looking good. That's not even a possibility with Texas A&M.
Pick: Nebraska
Update: Texas A&M 36 Nebraska 14. It's official, Nebraska has quit on Bill Callahan. I knew all the drawbacks of Nebraska coming into this game, but I forgot the key one: Nebraska's coaching staff decided their defense wasn't worthy of the "black shirts" anymore. I only realized it after the first quarter of the game or so and shouted a huge NOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Alas, there was nothing I could do. Oh well. Stupid Nebraska. How do you get confounded by the triple option in this day and age? Yeesh.
(21) Tennessee (4-2) at Alabama (5-2)(Even)
This pick was originally going to be the Cal/UCLA game, but the odds got taken off the board for some reason. Weird. This even odds game is the exact kind of game Alabama is paying Nick Saban to win. So many SEC games are nip and tuck affairs and he was brought in because he's experienced enough to deal with them. All things being equal, this game is coming down to the head coaches, and it's impossible to go with Phil Fulmer in a Sicilian battle of wits.
Pick: Alabama
Update: Alabama 41 Tennessee 17. Didn't watch a minute of this game, but the stats say two things: John Parker Wilson managed to not screw the Tide out of the win and it's also time to seriously consider Phil Fulmer's job status at Tennessee. His teams are always among the most talented in the country, but they constantly lose games like this for no reason. Alabama is good, but there's no excuse for this. Not that we should rag Phil too much here; Spurrier lost to Vandy today.
(14) USC (5-1) at Notre Dame (1-6)(+17.5)
USC is like 2-10 against double-digit spreads and this is a rivalry game to boot. Also, Notre Dame has played close with all of their opponents lately. Charlie Weis also finally wised up and is starting Evan Sharpley this weekend against USC and Mark Sanchez, who is making his second career start, and first on the road. If USC beats the spread, it's against every indication from this entire season.
Pick: Notre Dame
Update: USC 38 Notre Dame 0. So Mark Sanchez is settling in nicely. I'd let Phillips, our resident USC homer write the wrap for this game, but he's busy at the moment. This game turned out exactly like it should have, but it makes me want to kill USC because they finally covered a double-digit spread. Maybe I should have seen this coming because Notre Dame is terrible, but the real problem seems to be John David Booty. He seems to have brought a new level of mediocrity to the USC quarterback position because Sanchez looked pretty darn good back there today.
(15) Florida (4-2) at (7) Kentucky (6-1)(+6.5)
This is a classic letdown game for Kentucky and they're even playing a team that's ranked below them, but is much more talented. Plus Tim Tebow is involved, and he's perfect. Only this season could a top-ten team be a touchdown underdog at home against a lower-ranked opponent with two losses. Florida is the better team here, but should Kentucky win, then maybe I'll learn my lesson. Until then, I don't trust them to keep beating better teams like they have been. Playing LSU takes its toll on every team they play.
Pick: Florida
Update: Florida 45 Kentucky 37. This game seemed close, but Florida really dominated. Kentucky had no answer for Tim Tebow and the rest of the offense. They scored their points, yes, but there was not ever any hope of getting a stop on defense. Andre Woodson deserves serious consideration for the Heisman Trophy, though. He was really good for UK even in defeat. If they could have stopped the run at all, they could have won this game.
(24) Texas Tech (6-1) at (16) Missouri (5-1)(-3.5)
You want a Heisman candidate, you got one in Graham Harrell from Texas Tech. I realize it's Tech, who throws the ball a ton, but his number are ridiculous: 3151 pass yards, 31 touchdowns to 3 INT's, and a 74.4 completion percentage. That's crazy good. Also, Missouri looked sloppy last week against Oklahoma, which doesn't bode well because the winner of this game is going to be the one that doesn't turn the ball over. I know potential shoot outs when I see them. After all, I was right about Texas Tech/Oklahoma State being a fun game to watch. Would I steer you wrong?
Pick: Texas Tech
Update: Missouri 41 Texas Tech 10. I'm thoroughly impressed that Missouri managed to limit Tech's offense like they did. Other than that, I'm not really sure what to say. When will I learn my lesson with Texas Tech? They're awful in big games like this. They'll throw up nice numbers and beat some teams, but in the end, they can't come through when they have to. Time to take my sunburned ass into the night games and see if we can come away with some wins.
(13) Kansas (6-0) at Colorado (4-3)(+4)
This is the exact kind of game Colorado used to win in the Gary Barnett era. A high-powered team would come in to Boulder and end up losing a close one to the Buffaloes. While Kansas is putting up nice numbers, they've done it against mediocre to bad competition and there are some other, more telling numbers besides their total offensive yards and points. First, Kansas' quaterback is only completing 55% of his passes and they have two running backs that are getting equal carries. This is a good thing sometimes, but who will they play in crunch time? Will they be able to rely on the passing game when it truly matters? I say no.
Pick: Colorado
Update: Kansas 19 Colorado 14. So close. So very, very close. Colorado played ugly like always and gave Kansas a game, but still managed to lose. Kansas still has yet to be exposed for the weak team they are. But they still have games against Texas A&M and Missouri left on the schedule. Man, if you're ever going to have a breakout year, make sure you're in the Big XII North. Life is good in the Big XII North.
(10) Oregon (5-1) at Washington (2-4)(+13)
Jake Locker is great, but he's really not producing lately. He's only completing 49% of his passes and has one more interception than touchdowns. What happened, Jake? You used to be cool, man. Now Oregon is rolling into Seattle a little injury-plagued, but still more than potent on offense. Jeremiah Johnson is out, which could mean that Jonathan Stewart is finally going to get the number of carries he deserves, but knowing Oregon, probably not. They'll probably throw 45 times and end up playing close with the Huskies because the Washington defense won't have to worry about stopping the run. Nevermind that Stewart has averaged 7.0 yards per carry and could be the most physically talented runner in the conference, even with USC's gifted stable of backs. Give the man the ball!
Pick: Oregon
Update: Oregon 55 Washington 34. Tough times for Oregon. All they did was run for 465 yards and end up blowing out Washington even though the game was tight at the beginning of the fourth quarter. They also finally gave Jonathan Stewart a bunch of carries and all he did was roll off 251 yards on 32 carries with two touchdowns. This proves once again that if Oregon gives Stewart the ball, good things happen. Free Jonathan Stewart.
(25) Michigan (5-2) at Illinois (5-2)(+1)
Yes, Michigan has had trouble against spread teams and athletic quarterbacks. However, Juice Williams is not a threat to throw on anyone, he's just a runner. All Michigan has to do is stop Rashard Mendenhall and the Illini are done. I think they can do that pretty easily. The only reasons this is a one point spread is because Mike Hart is questionable and it's in Champagne, so people don't quite trust Michigan yet. Michigan is on its way back up.
Pick: Michigan
Update: Michigan 27 Illinois 17. Nice win for Michigan. They did exactly what they needed to do to beat Illinois, namely stop Rashard Mendenhall and make the Illini quarterbacks throw to win the game. Illinois had to drive down the field at the end of the game but couldn't because neither Juice Williams or his backup went only 14/26 for 116 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Illinois is having a nice season, but they're still a year away at least.
(17) Auburn (5-2) at (4) LSU (6-1)(-10)
I'd just love to pick Auburn here. To say that they're going to play close with LSU and maybe even win. But we all know it's not going to happen. LSU is coming off the loss to Kentucky and they're going to have a lot of rage to take out on Auburn. They weren't really exposed against Kentucky or anything, they just lost in triple overtime. Besides, we already knew that their offense is overly conservative and it takes nothing less than an amazing effort from the opposing offense to score on them. Nothing has changed, except that Les Miles probably had them practicing even more intensely this week. I also realize it was a crushing loss last week, but his press conference after the game was pretty creepy. Miles is one of those too-intense guys who may be holding on a little too tightly. Normally I'd say this might lead to LSU coming undone on Saturday, but that's a little silly. They're just too good for Auburn.
Pick: LSU
Update: LSU 30 Auburn 24. Auburn was very close to winning this one, but LSU's offense came through in the end. Barely. Ironically, this game was close partially because LSU was forced to throw. Auburn got them out of their game plan and forced Flynn to throw, which he did: for 319 yards and three touchdowns, including the winning one with one second left. We are suffering from a lack of dominant teams in college football this season. No one seems to be able to handle every team that they play. Makes for a fantastic season, no? And we're just barely halfway through.
This week: 5-5
Season: 29-31
Last Week: 3-6
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Sharon Needles isn't just a shoo-in for the all-stars edition of RuPaul's Drag Race, she's made a fan of Mother Monster herself. Lady Gaga recently tweeted a compliment about Needles, a.k.a. Pittsburgh native Aaron Coady, on her official Twitter feed:
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Needles response was typically sardonic: "Lady Who?" She don't care. "Don't be a drag, just be a drag queen. Or don't. It's the worst job on the planet."
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Mark is right. Sharon is from Iowa and lives in Pittsburgh. Also, she did offer to let Lady Gaga borrow her outfit, if she could find it!
I AM from Iowa and reside in Pittsburgh, PA and Gaga can borrow anything from my closet as long as she returns the favor!
This is wrong. Sharon Needles was absolutley flettered by Gagas praise.
Look at her facebook page to see comments from Sharon Needles
Dang. Phi Phi must have destroyed her room in a fit of Michelle Pfeiffer Catwoman-like rage!
LIVING for Sharon Needles
Why would she be a shoo-in for RPDR All Stars if she wins this season?? Are you telling something????
Loving me some Sharon Needles! Cannot wait for Phi Phi to go home and watch her face fall. Both faces! LOng Live Needles!
Honey Whitlock.
So happy for Sharon … o the irony that she should get love from phi phi's snatch game persona.
Sharon Needles is so quick-witted and cool; I just adore her. Congrats to her on getting Lady Gaga's stamp of approval. Pee Pee O'Hara, on the other hand, is simply mean-spirited and pathetic; I can't wait until she gets booted off Drag Race. Even though I don't think they'll bring Willam back to the show, it would be poetic justice if they brought him back, and he out-lipsynched Pee Pee.
ms. sharon sounds a tad bitter from that response. clearly she didn't win. such a shame.
@Sozo: You know Phi Phi did. She probably was nashing and grinding her teeth so hard she ground her snaggle tooth down to a chicklet.
She's not bitter that's her personality. Sharon's made it clear that she pulls out the Gaga when she has bills to pay. Otherwise she does her own characters. She did luck out that zombie is 2012 popular via Gaga and Walking Dead.
What a surprise. Gaga bothers to tweet a pop culture person and it's all about her anyway. I'm gonna bet Sharon predates Gaga in that look. eyeroll.
It's painfully obvious she's the best on the show.
Sharon Needles ad Pandora Boxx are my fave 2 from all seasons.
I hope Sharon wins.
I don't know why (I hate her name)…. but I actually like her too. Despite trying hard not to.
I don't know if she will win. I think that Latrice, Sharon, or Chad could win this one. As far as all stars go… Ongina would have to be on the list too.
All you haters will have to eat it soon. Phi Phi wins =P
I love Sharon Needles…and FYI, before Philly had this Sharon Needles,
L.A. had/has a Sharon Needles.
I have her CD.
Needles wins this one! Pee pee can suck it! Oh wait nevermind


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- The resident crafters at Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park will hold their annual open house Friday and Saturday, giving shoppers an alternative to malls for selecting gifts.
The crafters will put their wares on sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. both days. The open house is meant to celebrate the end of the craft season at Tannehill.
Crafters at the park have held the event for at least 10 years as a way to highlight their work and give shoppers an opportunity to pick up unique gifts for Christmas. Everything from herbal soaps to whimsical dolls will be on sale. Park officials said crowds in past years have been good.
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Resident instrument maker Paulette Lucas said the annual event has also turned into a gathering for many families. "It has become a tradition for many families to return and camp and enjoy the fall colors," she said. "We get people who come from south Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and different areas to just spend the holiday weekend."
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June 30, 2014 - Linda Lobeck
It's exciting to see the progress that our area is experiencing with low unemployment rates and projects going on in cities and schools this summer.
The Daily News Progress Edition is always an interesting section to work on as well as time consuming. But the finished product really gives you a chance to see what's going on in Dickinson and Iron counties and surrounding Wisconsin communities.
I was fascinated by some of the information that I learned through my interviews with Northern Star Industries, Iron Mountain City Park, Iron Mountain Public Schools, Breitung Township Schools and Bay West.
I also read with interest the many different stories by co-workers had put together to make up this four section piece. It's always interesting and new each year and it's something that I look forward to taking my time reading. I hope other do too so they can see how well this area is doing on the community, business and education fronts. I think we have a lot to be proud of and excited about as we look to the future.
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Syracuse, NY -- Onondaga County and its community college will get a few more days to peaceably resolve their dispute over $2.3 million that county officials say the college owes taxpayers.
James Rhinehart, chairman of the Legislature Ways and Means Committee, was ready Tuesday to ask the Legislature to tell Onondaga Community College President Debbie Sydow to present them a plan by Sept. 15 detailing how the college would repay the money
Rhinehart put his resolution on hold for 30 days after being advised by colleagues Patrick Kilmartin, R-Onondaga, and Sam Laguzza, D-Syracuse, that talks with college officials were going well and that the matter could be resolved in a few days.
Both thanked Rhinehart, R-Skaneateles, for holding off.
"It would be far more beneficial to work out a compromise without a gun to their heads," Laguzza said.
The dispute goes back to 1994, when the Legislature agreed to borrow $17.8 million to build OCC's Whitney Applied Technology Center. The OCC Foundation, the college's fundraising arm, raised $2.3 million toward the project but never paid it, county officials contend. Sydow told the lawmakers during OCC's June budget hearings that the college acknowledged the debt and wanted to resolve it.
In other business, the Legislature:
• Voted 13-6 to activate a long dormant "Trust for the Cultural Resources of the County of Onondaga" by appointing five trustees. The trust will float bonds for not-for-profit cultural and educational groups in the same manner that the county Industrial Development Agency does for businesses.
Syracuse Democrats Mark Stanczyk, Bill Kinne, Monica Williams, Lovie Winslow and Tom Buckel voted against it after failing to block the nomination of one proposed trustee, 3rd District Syracuse Councilor Ryan McMahon, a Republican.
• Voted 15-2, with Winslow absent, to amend the county's out-of-court settlement with Syracuse over the Onondaga Lake cleanup to include using green infrastructure, release mitigation funds for the Harbor Brook neighborhood and inlcude funding for Say Yes to Education. Rhinehart and Casey Jordan, R-Clay, voted no.
• Voted 12-6 to extend the county's extra 1 percent sales tax through Nov. 30. The move keeps the sales tax collected in Onondaga County at 8 percent -- half for the state, half for the county. David Stott, Laguzza, Stanczyk, Kinne, Williams and Winslow voted no, with Stanczyk arguing that the extra tax rate should have been set at 0.5 percent.
• Voted 17-1, with Kilmartin opposed, to ask state officials to eliminate Thruway tolls between Exit 34A in DeWitt and Exit 39 in Van Buren for Onondaga County residents who use E-ZPass. Sponsor Stott, D-Salina, said the move would reduce traffic in his district.
• Approved a law 16-0 granting property tax exemptions to Cold War military veterans, despite misgivings by some lawmakers that officials were not sure how much it would cost. The law would exempt 15 percent of the assessment of a qualifying residential property from taxation, up to $12,000 assessed value; disabled vets would get a bigger break.
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The History of Bean Bag Chairs
You've probably sat in bean bag chairs at some point in your life but have you ever wondered how they came about? Who invented them and when they became popular? Ultimate Sack looks back at the history of the bean bag chair.
The Sea Urchin Chair
The predecessor of the bean bag chair, the Sea Urchin Chair was designed by Roger Dean while he was still in the Royal College of Art in 1965. It was one of the first chairs which adapted completely to the user. It was a foam chair, which, though appearing spherical would conform to the sitter.
The Sacco (or Socco)
The bean bag chair we are familiar with today first came into existence in 1969. Italian designers Gatti, Paolini, and Teodora were working for Zanotta Design in Italy and were trying to create the right type of chair to market to the flower power generation. They needed a chair that was stylish, practical, and fit with the '60s lifestyle. The designers came up with the Sacco or the Socco as it became known overseas.
The original Sacco's were pear shaped leather bags. They were filled with thermocol pellets and eventually those were replaced with shredded polyurethane foam, urethane foam, polystyrene beads, Styrofoam or PVC pellets. This new chair became a very popular item because the Sacco was the first chair to adjust to the person sitting in it.
Although unconfirmed, there is a rumor that the Sacco was actually discovered by accident. This discovery came from a Styrofoam factory that put all the leftover pieces from the production line in a bag.
This Sacco is very similar to the bean bag chairs you would find at department stores in the 1970's. However, unlike those, the Sacco used pure Styrofoam pellets, was made of high-quality leather, and has a headrest area.
The Sacco became an instant hit was one of the most popular icons of the 1970's. Because the Sacco placed the sitter close to the floor and conformed to a variety of lounging positions, it met the casual social lifestyle of the times.
The '70s Bean Bag Chairs
The 1970's are when bean bag chairs made their way into department stores around the world making them available to the masses. The bean-bag chairs of that time were pretty much like the more high-quality bean bag chairs of today...that is, made of durable leather and filled with thick Styrofoam pellets.
Consumers liked that the chair molded to each individual users body shape. Professional decorators liked the lightweight, portable nature of bean bag chairs. Therapists observed that the bean bag chair helped children with sensory-integration troubles. Additionally, doctors recommended bean bag chairs for patients who were recovering from back surgery.
The '90s Bean Bag Chairs
During the '90s, the bean bag chair went from being cheap furniture to something very casual that would meet a wide variety of needs. Bean bag chairs of different shapes and sizes made their way into the marketplace and bean bag furniture such as bean bag sofas, recliners, and more were developed. Also during the '90s, bean bag chairs became more childproof. A number of children were injured and even suffocated to death after crawling inside the older style of bean bag chairs and inhaling the pellets.
In March 1995, the Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled 12,000,000 bean bag chairs and required all chairs sold after that date to have zippers that were childproof.
Today's Bean Bag Chairs
The bean bag chairs that can be found today are usually made of washable fabric covers that don't tear as easily as the leather ones and biodegradable Styrofoam pellets. In addition, some companies use urethane filler rather than Styrofoam since urethane can provide much more support and can be more reliable than Styrofoam. The Ultimate Sack bean bag chair is filled with high-quality, shredded foam.
Today, you can find bean bag chairs in many sizes, shapes and materials. Ultimate Sack manufactures bean bag chairs with washable, removable fabric covers. And by using shredded foam as filler, it provides durable, solid support.
So why not buy a bean bag chair for yourself? It's a part of '70s culture that will definitely serve you well for many years to come.


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TEMPE, Ariz. -- The Oregon State baseball team dropped a 10-4 decision to third-ranked Arizona State on Friday night to start its three-game series at Packard Stadium.
The Sun Devils finished with 14 hits, seven of which went for extra bases.
The Beavers (27-20, 9-13 Pacific-10 Conference) had eight hits, two of which went for two bases or more.
Greg Peavey (4-3) made his 13th start of the season and went six innings in the loss, allowing 13 hits, eight runs -- six earned -- and two walks while striking out three. He allowed consecutive singles to start the seventh before being replaced by James Nygren.
Seth Blair (10-0) allowed eight hits and four runs in seven innings, struck out nine and walked two for the Sun Devils. His ERA, which was at 3.04 entering the game, increased to 3.21.
ASU (44-6, 17-5) had a 3-0 lead after three innings, helped by Kole Calhoun's 11th home run of the season, a two-run shot in the third.
Matt Boyd hit Oregon State's first pinch-hit home run since Chris Hopkins in 2008. Boyd hit a 1-1 pitch from Blair over the right field fence for a three-run shot and his third home run of the season. It pulled the Beavers to within two, 6-4, but OSU failed to get closer throughout the rest of the game.
Danny Hayes led the Beavers with a 2-for-4 effort at the plate.
Calhoun and Deven Marrero each had three hits to pace the Sun Devils.


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Blake has to play elite basketball like he did vs Hawks and Knicks.
CP3 alone can't do it. Blake has to beast and get Gasol and ZBO in foul trouble. He's out only offensive threat down low so if he can get them in foul trouble or wear them down, the less effective they'll be on D.
Blake needs to limit his MidRange jumpshooting unless he is totally OPEN. He needs to post up, back his down and work from there.
And **** it I am wearing my Clippers jersey Anyone else Ready to fight for it? Ha Haha (thats how much people hate us which was why I was hesitant to wear it )
randolph should be guarding blake - its imperative that blake draws a few fouls early.
the grizz have superb zone defense, so we need cp's floater in the paint and hot shooting from foye (and nick young from the corner).
MUST start off strong.
here's an excellent breakdown on CP vs the Memphis defense:
according to @RyanBurrESPN
Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro says that Chris Paul "will be limited" in the Clippers' Game 1 matchup with Memphis.
so.... sit him till the 4th quarter? lol
Ugh, not good news. We're going to see if a less than 100% CP3 can win us a series.
great, his injury is alot worse than i thought
Healthy or not, we still need the other guys like Caron, Mo, Foye, and Young to play well.
CP3 at 70% is better than 90% of all PGs in the league. We need out bench to step up big and Blake to beast it!
CP3 in limited minutes is probably a case of exaggeration. CP3 was going to play in the last game. While I think this is much ado about nothing, it is more precautionary than anything else.
or mind games?
or mind games?
Yeah, probably right.
...not! So far getting the usual boos, you sucks, and we're gonna kick your @$$ comments. But I keep getting called a bandwagon fan. Over and over again. The best came from a guy wearing a brand new lookingTony Allen Jersey. Have yet to see any other Clipper faithful. We may be a rare breed tonight. We had BETTER win! I will smug the hell out of Beale street after we do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... pnwUBmW_EM
we're winning this one
Are you guys excited? Im soooo excited! I cant wait til 630. Actually wait til BOS/ATL over with.
I'm very curious... How the heck did we get Prime Time on a Sunday???? Guess a lot has changed!
Almost game time guys. We've done all we can do to support this team. The doctors have done all they can do to speed up cp3's recovery. I'm sure the coaching staff has done all they can do to prepare this team. All that's left is for our players to go out there and play basketball. No need to make anything complex or complicated, just go out there, hustle, give effort, and play ball.
i am. havent been this excited bout may bball since, well 2006!!
I just cant imagine how ralph feels. dude is clippers.
is this going to be on prime ticket? I really want to watch this game with ralph and mike guiding me through the game
Can't wait!!! The easiest road game to win is game 1. RISE UP CLIPPER NATION!!
Yep, plus the usual 30 minute pregame. PUMPED!!!
Yes!!! Thank God, can't stand the idiots on TNT!
shame on you if you're watching this one on TNT.
Fox Sports Prime Ticket with Ralph and Mike - keep it local (and informed)
pre-game at 6pm.
Where can I find this game online? No tv, just my Ipad with 93% battery. I can't miss this!!!
Go Clips!
Keep it close all game and shut them out down the stretch.
hurry up!!!!!! 15 more minutes left!
Try veetle.com or add the app.
Let's get this win!
lmao oh god im already freaking out the crowd is going nuts
Section 212 nose bleeds but here in person! Lets Go!!!
Vinny/DJ plz don't screw this up.
Oh, hey, you're a mod now! Congrats!
lol so this geoff calkins cat just tweeted that he introduced himself to ralph.
"We chatted, Ralph and I. Then former Memphian T.J. Simers told Vinny Del Negro that I ripped Ralph. Stunned, he was."
lol TJ
It's CP3 time...show them what you got boys. Go Clipps.
is it really that hard to shoot free throws? why do some players knock them down like they're nothing and some struggle so much (blake)?
Haha my same exact concerns! DJ is going to get murdered by Gasol and VDN is going to get utterly humiliated by Hollins. Let's hope I'm wrong. BTW I personally welcome all Grizzly fans to CTB. Let's all keep it classy and respectful so fans of both teams can discuss the game here. Let's go Clippers!
Ralph on FSW or the National Broadcast? I say FSW, I don't think I can hear "the grizzlies, a team no one wants to face" ergggh No one has an original thought, I say Me Oh My go with Ralph
Repped! Let's go Clippers!
holy crap! I missed the whole pregame thinking it was exclusively on TNT!!!!! Just read Clipperforlife100's post.
/hitting head on laptop
good stuff - rep it homeboy!
We in the Playoffs baby!
Are you guys watching TNT or FSPT? I'm gonna due TNT to get a break from Mike Smith lol. Plus it's cool to hear neutral broadcast sometimes.
2005-2006 feeling again!
Lets get this one!!!!
Oh, hey, you're a mod now! Congrats!
Thanks man!
If 2006 feeling again means game 7 of semis I'll be a very happy man. I think this is just the beginning for us. Blake and CP3 need a full summer camp+training camp to build chemistry. Bledsoe badly needs another training camp+summer to come out a recognized elite defender like Avery Bradley.


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Gov. Jon Corzine today announced his intention to nominate State Sen. Joseph P. Doria to be the new commissioner of the Department of Community Affairs. This could be the finest nomination the governor ever makes.
Joe Doria is a man of exceptional integrity, enormous experience and is among the brightest minds in the Legislature.
In a legislature that has become poisoned by partisanship, Joe Doria early in his career earned a reputation for putting the public interest ahead of political gain. Never was this clearer than when, as the leader of the Assembly Democratic caucus, he worked with a Republican governor to solve the massive funding issues of the Transportation Trust Fund in the late 1990s. Unfortunately, the most partisan members of his caucus revolted, support for the plan vaporized, and the Transportation Trust Fund today is pretty much bankrupt.
Doria was the driving force behind the establishment of innovative charter schools in New Jersey, another critical policy choice that took guts and conviction. The entrenched education establishment, howled. Doria prevailed, and the school children now have important educational options.
As Mayor of Bayonne, Joe Doria has brought creative thinking to managing an older urban community. The city of Bayonne is safe, clean and prosperous. All of this has been accomplished without the massive tax increases that are chasing residents out of the state.
Mayor Doria has taken some gambles, and they've paid off.
Under his leadership, Bayonne has become the solar energy capital of the East coast. Doria recognized that the massive flat roofs of gritty post-industrial Bayonne would be perfect locations for installing solar panels. Today, the schools run on solar energy and revenue flows into the city from the energy Bayonne puts into the regional power grid.
In the 1940s, Bayonne was the site of a busy military base, the Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne, or MOTBY. MOTBY was closed by the federal government in 1999. Rather than play the "us-as-victims-whine-and-throw-a-tantrum card" so typical of mayors and members of congress when a base is closed, Doria simply saw an opportunity and calmly seized upon it.
Toady ocean liners sailing to exotic ports in the Caribbean and Europe leave from the old military base. Movie and television studios occupy formerly empty warehouses where major movies and hit television shows are filmed. An ambitious plan is coming to fruition that will create mixed-use development, including homes, theaters, hotels, office space and a wide array of recreational opportunities at the site. In fact, when completed, the waterfront development will reclaim the military peninsula and be home to a vibrant development that covers an area twice the size of New York's Battery Park City.
Joe Doria's doctoral dissertation discusses the notion of political capital. The way Dr. Doria sees it, legislators develop political capital based on their expertise, experience, leadership abilities and their trustworthiness.
Joe Doria has truckloads of political capital. It will serve him well as he faces challenges like helping mayors keep their own taxes under control and as he helps craft a comprehensive housing plan for a state where housing has become unavailable and unaffordable to so many residents.
Full disclosure: For the past five years I have co-taught with Joe Doria the graduate seminar in American Politics at the Eagleton Institute of Politics. That makes me one of the luckiest people in New Jersey.


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Delegates from 40 different area communities were in Webster City Saturday morning to learn all about their roles in the 2012 RAGBRAI event.
"These towns are pass-through communities," said T.J. Juskiewicz, RAGBRAI director. "We named the eight overnight towns back in January. And all of the towns in between, like Kamrar and Lehigh, they are going to be here today to learn how to be a successful RAGBRAI pass-through town."
More than 100 people gathered at Fuller Hall where Juskiewicz and other RAGBRAI officials outlined the plans for the July 22-28 trek across the state. Riders will spend the night in Webster City on July 24 before moving on to Marshalltown the next day.
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More than 100 representatives of 2012 RAGBRAI pass-through communities were in Webster City Saturday for an informational meeting.
Juskiewicz said the 15,000 or more riders that pass-through small communities along the route can have a big impact economically on those towns.
"There's a tremendous impact," he said. "Obviously, the churches and youth groups in those towns are going to be serving the masses. So when 15,000 ride through the town, they may not serve them all, but they'll serve a great many people."
"If they serve 5,000 people in the town, that's a great economic impact for them. And they get to showcase what that community has to offer," he said. "This is a chance to introduce their town to a lot of people."
He said that the pass-through communities offer a different feel for the riders than the overnight towns.
"Along the way, the riders are going to stop about every 10 miles and they'll really have a chance to learn about the different towns in Iowa," he said. Juskiewcz said the riders have about seven or eight stops each day along the route.
"It kind of refuels them. They get off their bikes and eat something, maybe listen to a little music before they get on their bike," he said.
Lehigh, Stratford, Kamrar, Jewell, Story City and Roland are the local pass-through communities, according to the official route map.
Volunteers needed
Webster City RAGBRAI officials said volunteers are still needed to help in the planning and implementation of the activities for the July 24 overnight stay. To register to volunteer, or to register as vendor or food vendor, send an email to email@example.com or visit the Daily Freeman-Journal website, www.freemanjournal.net, and fill out the online registration form.
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On Thursday, every dollar customers spend at Icebreaker stores -- including one in Portland and another in Woodburn -- will be donated to the Red Cross 2011 Earthquake Appeal.
The total will be donated from all Icebreaker-owned TouchLab stores and
The campaign will run for 57 hours, from the time when Icebreaker's retail stores in New Zealand open to the time when Icebreaker's e-commerce store closes Thursday night.
The money raised by the Icebreaker New Zealand Earthquake Appeal will help the Red Cross provide assistance to Christchurch after the devastation of the 6.3 magnitude earthquake on Feb. 22.
Icebreaker's global headquarters are in Wellington, New Zealand, and it has regional offices and a warehouse in Christchurch. Its staff and their families were fortunate to avoid injury in the earthquake, but all five retailers that carry Icebreaker garments in Christchurch were severely damaged.
Participating Icebreaker retail store locations in the U.S.:
- TouchLab, 1109 W. Burnside St.
- Icebreaker Outlet – Woodburn Company Stores, 1001 Arney Rd.
- TouchLab in Soho, New York, N.Y.
- U.S. online sales at icebreaker.com
To donate directly to the Red Cross 2011 Earthquake Appeal, go to www.redcross.org.nz/donate.
Also, tonight the "Kiwis in Portland" meetup group will be holding a fundraiser of its own for Christchurch.
The Christchurch Earthquake Fundraiser begins at 6 p.m. at Buffalo Gap Saloon and Eatery, 6835 S.W. Macadam Ave. A silent auction of products will be held, including some Icebreaker layering garments.
The a suggested door donation of $10 per person. For more information: http://www.meetup.com/Kiwis-in-Portland/events/16659812/


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Healing Our Village
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James R. Gavin III graduated from Livingstone College in Salisbury, North Carolina, in 1966 with a degree in chemistry. He earned his PhD in biochemistry from Emory University in 1970 and his MD from Duke University School of Medicine in 1975.
He is a former president of the Morehouse School of Medicine, beginning that position in 2002.
Dr. Gavin serves on the board of trustees for Baxter Healthcare International, Amylin Pharmaceuticals, and Duke University. He is trustee emeritus of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and past chair of the board of the Equidyne Corporation. Dr. Gavin has published more than 200 articles and abstracts in such publications as Science, Journal of Applied Physiology, Diabetes, and the American Journal of Physiology. He is national program director of the Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program.
Dr. Gavin has received the Daniel Hale Williams Award, the E. E. Just Award, the Herbert Nickens Award, the Daniel Savage Memorial Award, the Emory University Medal (the university's highest alumni award), the Banting Medal for Distinguished Service from the American Diabetes Association, the Distinguished Alumni Award from Duke University School of Medicine, and the Internist of the Year from the National Medical Association.
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This isn't meant to be a debate I just was wondering if. *update**
Anyone vaxs when your kids are on an antibiotic. I've been doing a lot of reading and I've pretty much made up my mind. I'm just not looking forward to the fight I'm going to get for the pediatrician. We have to go in this afternoon for a one year check up and dd is on a pencillian based antibiotic for another week. She's never reacted we'll to shots to begin with so we have to break them up. I want to wait until the end of the month giving her time to finish up the meds and get her back to normal. I have my dhs support. So I'm not concerned there. I was just wondering what all of your thoughts were?
***update: no shots today. We go back in 2 weeks. They were absolutely fine with it. Totally understanding. I was so relieved. Thanks everyone for your responses and support****
Absolutely not. We barely vax anyway, but our ped wont even do it if they've been sick.
Our pedi won't vaccinate if they're sick and has never given us grief about postponing til the next appointment - and that's actually what we've done most of the time (my kids were frequent flyers when it came to ear infections being discovered at well visits), is just pushed the shots back to the next visit.
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Just so you know, your insurance will likely only cover one check-up. If you do your one year well visit today, you will either need to get the shots today, or pay for them yourself later. I wanted to wait once because my child was coming down sick, and BCBS was going to make me pay $800 out of pocket later for the shots if I didn't get them at the marked well visit. So we had to classify that visit as a "sick one" and come back later if we wanted to wait. We just went ahead with shots...it was no big deal. They give vax to sick kids all the time. Anyway, if you want to wait you prob need to call your doc and make sure there wont be any issues...
I second this. However, if they are like my doctor's office, when you come in to get the vaccinations you just have to call ahead the same day and one of the nurses will do it, you don't have to schedule a whole visit. My insurance pays for vaccinations and well visits, it doens't matter if they are done at the same time.
Same here! We can go for just a shot visit and see the nurse.
Glad things went well. My kids have only been on antibiotics once each. I have never encounter the issue. I'm a delta vaxer


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HOUGHTON - Houghton grabbed its first win of the season in WestPAC volleyball Tuesday, sweeping L'Anse 3-0 as part of a home triangular.
The Gremlins also swept Dollar Bay 2-0.
The Purple Hornets didn't go home empty-handed, winning both sets against the Bays to go home 1-1.
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L'Anse's Vanessa LeClaire attacks the ball during a match against Dollar Bay in a volleyball triangular Tuesday in Houghton. The Purple Hornets beat Dollar Bay 2-0 but lost to Houghton 3-0. (DMG photo by Michael Bleach)
In the win over L'Anse, the Gremlins got eight kills and eight digs from Elisa Jurmu. Sydney Dillinger led Houghton with 17 digs, while Mirand Hillstrom added 12. Kenna Farrey posted 16 assists.
Against the Bays, Dillinger had five kills, while Emma Huhta pitched in four kills and a team-best seven aces. Anna Humes and Ashley Turner both contributed two kills. Farrey had 16 assists.
Hancock 3, West Iron County 1
IRON RIVER - Hancock climbed to 2-1 in WestPAC play by taking down the Wykons in four sets.
No further statistics were available.
Hancock travels to Chassell for a non-league match Thursday night.
Chassell 3, Ewen-Trout Creek 0
EWEN - Chassell grabbed the Mountain Lakes Conference sweep, winning 25-16, 25-15, 25-13.
Chassell spread its offense around, as Annie Ruohonen, Katrina Kangas, Shelby Seppanen and Maddy Huhta all had four kills apiece.
Sara Kilpela and Karli Michaels both tallied eight digs and Lindsey Johnson had a team-best eight assists.
Ontonagon 3, Wakefield-Marenisco 2
ONTONAGON?- The Gladiators outlasted the Cardinals in a non-league match Tuesday night.
After dropping the first set 25-22, Ontonagon came back to win the next two 25-10 and 25-18.
The Cardinals responded with a 25-18 edge in set four, but the Gladiators controlled set five 15-8 for the narrow win.
The Gladiators are idle until an Oct. 3 trip to Chassell.


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- Bishop Tim chills out with FareShare Leicester 11th Jul 2013 - Bishop Tim visited the FareShare Leicester depot on Thursday to see and understand the significant advances and achievements in service provision that have been made over the last 18 months, which from today includes the supply and delivery of chilled foods. See and hear his thoughts ... Continue Reading
- Watch the new Dean's visit to FareShare Leicester 22nd May 2013 - At the start of his first week in the job, the newly installed Dean of Leicester visited Fareshare Leicester. During his visit the Very Revd. David Monteith announced that the Diocese of Leicester will be making a major increase in its funding support. Watch a video of his visit here. Continue Reading
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Personally, I don't listen to much in the way of hardcore/post-hardcore/emo, but even I know that Victory Records of Chicago; Equal Vision Records of Albany, N.Y.; and Rise Records of Portland, Ore., are three of the biggest labels that specialize in the genres. Between the three of them, they represent such major players as Attack Attack!, Bayside, Chiodos, Circa Survive, The Fall of Troy, Lansing band For the Fallen Dreams, Funeral for a Friend, Silverstein and Streetlight Manifesto — and that's just their current rosters.
So for fans of hardcore, it looks like the show coming up on May 17 at The Rocket Night Club is going to be a pretty big deal. Details are still a bit sketchy, but several bands that are listing the show on their Myspace pages indicate that it will be a showcase for representatives from all three labels.
The show is evidently being organized by The M Agency, a marketing and management company for independent bands. The agency's Myspace page says the show will be a label showcase but is short on other details, other than a promise of "BIG NEWS COMING SOON!" Kalamazoo rock band Monsters & Mannequins are among the company's clients, and they seem to be the headliners.
Various other independent bands from Michigan are promoting the show online. None of them appear to be from Jackson. Here's a list of those who are saying they are on the bill:
- Shady Lane from Ann Arbor
- Our Hearts Divide from Bay City
- Roosevelt from Ypsilanti/Canton/Plymouth
- She Dies First from Muskegon
- An Ocean Above
- Group Therapy from Detroit
- Kardia from Detroit
- A Wasted Four Chords from Ypsilanti/Milan
At the very least, it should be an opportunity for hardcore fans to hear up-and-coming bands from around the state. Doors open at 5 p.m. and tickets are $7.


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MUSKEGON, MI – It's that time of year again.
Football is in the air.
So is the in-depth MLive.com/Muskegon Chronicle high school football coverage, which includes league capsules, predictions, schedules and feature stories on area players and programs. Coaches and the demands they face are tackled in a special story.
League races figure to be hotly contested again and there are plenty of questions going into the season.
In the OK Black, Muskegon and Zeeland East are pegged to be at the top, but can Mona Shores or Reeths-Puffer contend as well?
In the OK Red, does Grand Haven have the right stuff to challenge perennial power Rockford?
Is the West Michigan Conference shaping up as "The Battle of the Blues" again?
Can Fruitport defend its title in the Lakes 8?
Does Muskegon Catholic Central still have state title hopes with a first-year coach?
How are the races shaping up in the CSAA and the OK Silver?
And don't forget to check out Tuesday's Chronicle for a special section on the high school football season, which kicks off with varsity games Thursday.


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Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra names new executive director
Trudi Jackson has been named Executive Director of the Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra. She replaces Ruth Brewster, who is retiring this summer after holding the position since 1993.
Jackson has an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and has worked in marketing and computer networking systems in California, Sweden and Washington state. Additionally, she has been active with the Bellevue Schools Foundation for 10 years, most recently as board president.She also serves on the Bellevue Arts Commission. T
During her tenure, Brewster has seen the orchestra grow from 35 students to over 600 with six orchestras and three weeks of summer camp.
"For many of us, Ruth is BYSO, so the thought of finding a replacement was daunting," said Melissa Heilweil, assistant for development. "There aren't a lot of people who could create a seamless transition from over 20 years of continuous management for a growing non-profit organization of our size. The BYSO board of directors did an excellent job of finding someone who is highly capable of doing just that."
Jackson said she has seen firsthand the difference music can make in a child's life.
"I am thrilled to be able to carry on the Bellevue Youth Symphony tradition of focusing on the children, and supporting them as they grow as musicians and young people in our community."
The youth symphony will next perform at the Symetra Bellevue Family 4th on stage before and during the fireworks display in Bellevue Downtown Park. More information about BYSO is available at byso.org.
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