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Idaho Lottery conducts first USA holiday raffle drawing of 2008
The Idaho Lottery conducted its $1,000,000 Raffle drawing Tuesday evening, and created one instant millionaire.
The winning numbers are available Lottery Post's Idaho Lottery Results page (www.lotterypost.com/results/id).
In addition to the $1 million top prize, there will be four winners of $15,000, 500 winners of $300, and 150 winners of $100. All prizes are lump-sum cash payments.
A total of 250,000 tickets were available for the raffle at the price of $10.00 apiece. Sales of Raffle tickets began Nov. 7, 2008, and all the tickets were sold prior to the drawing.
The Raffle drawing, which took place at 9:59 p.m. MT, was broadcast live on five television stations: KTRV, KPVI, KLEW, KMVT, KSKN.
Instant prizes
In addition to the prizes awarded with the drawing tonight, 1,500 tickets were instant winners of $50.
Upon purchase of a $1,000,000 Raffle ticket, at random, the Lottery terminals played "You are a raffle instant winner" for 1,500 ticket buyers, and awarded $50 instantly.
The instant winners were paid immediately at the retailer location.
Instant winners are also eligible to win any prize in the drawing.
Prize claims
$1,000,000 and $15,000 prize winners must claim their prizes at Idaho Lottery headquarters. The Lottery advises winners to call their office at 1-208-334-2277 with any questions.
$100 and $300 prize winners can redeem their winning tickets at any Idaho Lottery retailer.
Prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the drawing date.
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Wow this was one stinker of a raffle...one $1M top prize, four $15,000 second prizes! That was one heck of a big gulf between first and second! Whatever happened to the $100,000 second prize? I have only played raffles on 3 occasions (twice in IL and once in MI). All 3 were non winners. So given that, I have decided I would rather throw $20 bucks to an online jackpot game like PB or MM or a big lotto jackpot than a one shot chance raffle. And I definitely wouldn't play one that only offered $15,000 as a second prize. I guess times must really be tough up there in potatoe land.
Get MONEY!!! Winning a JACKPOT lottery is all the HOPE and CHANGE I desire!!! NOW give me MONEY!
The guy who won the presidency in 2008 really won the lottery...he is now millions richer, travels in first class style, and even has a staff that would be the envy of the richest Powerball winner (she has a staff of 2). Every night he goes to sleep, he probably plays the close of Dave Chappelle's Show: I'm rich beyatch!
Isn't That Scary Chick from Idaho"It would be nice if she won the million dollars!
Heck at least Idaho is going pay all prizes as one lump sum, even the Million Dollars! Now that's the way it should be done!
Not like NJ, those A**holes are going to rip the people off by paying the top 3 prizes as annuities!
The (3) $2,000,000 Annuity prize will be paid in 20 annual gross installments of $100,000 each.
That's Absolutely Chicken**it if anything can be called that!
Keep dreaming the impossible dream, it just may come true!
It's actually a very good raffle, considering that tckets are only $10 and the population (player base) is small. They could hae done it like Delaware, and only offered $250,000 as the top prize, but instead they did it right and made the top prize $1M.
Idaho doesn't have nearly the resources of a big state like Pennsylvania, yet they had an extremely successful raffle, selling out all the tickets before the drawing. Nicely done.
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Thanks MaddMike51. It would have been nice to win something but I didn't. I only bought one ticket this time and it was kind of a funky number. It was 111114. When I saw that I was like those numbers are never going to be drawn and I was right. lol.
"No one remembers the person who almost climbed the mountain, only the person who eventually gets to the top."
You can never tell if a number is good or bad before the drawing.You just have to wait and see if your number is drawn.Your time will come.Just keep playing and think positive.
I'd agree, especially with a raffle. There is no raffle number better than any other, because it is a single-number drawing, sort of like the Mega Ball being drawn in Mega Millions. They don't draw each of the digits separately.
I'd actually say that your number was "good" because it is in the middle part of the range, and not at one of the extremes.
Yeah Delaware is the most chicken**it of them all in offering only 250,000.00 dollars for 10 bucks for it's raffle! I don't like the fact that Delaware is only going to give the one top prize of 250K from all the money it's going to collect! The first state is the most money grubbing state I have seen in the raffle and lottery game industry out there! I don't play raffles in any state period!
Did you pay any attention to the odds? For the $20 you'd rather spend on MM, you could get 2 tickets for the raffle. With MM you'd have a 1 in 195,235 chance of winning $250,000 vs a 1 in 125,000 chance of winning a full million. With MM you'd have a 1 in 34,453 chance of winning $10,000 vs a 1 in 31,250 chance of winning $15,000. With MM you'd have about a 1 in 350 chance of winning $150 vs a 1 in 250 chance of winning $300. For all of those prizes the raffle ofered a better chance of winning between 50% and 300% more money. With MM you'd have roughly a 1 in 20 chance of winning $10 or less vs a 1 in 80 chance of winning $50. That's only 1/4 as likely, but the prize is 5 to 15 times as much. On top of all that, the raffle also offered a 1 in 834 chance of winning $100. MM doesn't even have a prize that conveniently fits that category.
The only thing MM offers for the same risk is the extremely small chance of winning the jackpot. If that's your preference, that's fine, but any objective assessment makes the raffle a better deal. I hope you make better judgements on risk and reward when you offer financial advice.
I personally love the raffles every year. I wish we had the equivalent of El Gordo in the USA, but I'll take the closest thing to it.
Wouldn't it be great if one of the winners was an LP member? Good luck to our Idaho friends!
Playing IDaho Lotto (Powerball, Hotlotto, & Wildcard) for several years now. But never in the Raffle, although the lady at the counter always asks "Raffle ticket?" maybe next year I'll buy won.LOL
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My lotto playing life is completely separate from my financial advice life; the two are not intertwined. So although I would rather have any money I wager on the lottery give me the potential for the biggest bang/return on said wager, I tend to recommend a slightly more conservative investing strategies/portfolios for my clients based on their time horizon and risk tolerance profile (i.e. if their profile indicates that they fit an aggressive growth profile, I might recommend a growth portfolio). Doing this has enabled my clients to still accomplish their investment goals while moderating the volatility in their portfolios (and I might add that I haven't had a single one of my clients to complain about their investments).
My philosophy on the lottery is that if you are going to play it, you might as well go for the gusto and give yourself a chance at the big jackpot. I don't care about the odds of winning...if I am lucky enough to be that 1 out of 195 million or 1 out of 176 million, then why would I care about the 195M or 176M when I was lucky enough to be the ONE?!!! Besides, the better odds of winning those raffle games and even the scratch-if games has not enabled me to win either one. My total winnings in the 3 raffle games I played is ZERO...so I spent $60 bucks and got nothing in return. Of course, I can't tell you how much I have wagered over the years on Powerball, MegaMillions, or any of the state lotteries I have played like Illinois Lotto, Michigan Lotto, Indiana Lotto, Florida Lotto (it happened to be the first lotto ticket I bought when I was stationed in Orlando many moons ago!), Texas Lotto, and California SuperLotto, but I can tell you that I have won some small prizes from each of them (California SuperLotto win has been the biggest at $200). I also happen to be a dreamer, and a multi million dollar win is what my dreams are based on, not a mere million before taxes or even a few thousand. So I will continue to use sound logic in my professional life, but I will allow myself to dream in my lotto playing life. I want to join those Mexican, Asian, and African immigrants who were lucky enough to wager a buck or two on some QPs and as luck would have it their numbers were drawn for multi million jackpot prizes that drastically changed their lives.
My dream is to continue to work so that I can help families get properly protected, get out of debt, and achieve financial independence. I also dream of traveling first class everywhere I go, be it by automobile or airplane. I dream of doing great business ventures with my brother. This can all happen whether I win the lottery or not, but it would be a bit more satisfying to me to actually win. That way I can say I achieve my career goals AND I also happen to be a Jackpot millionaire (who will have plenty to either pass on to my heirs or to the charitable organizations of my choosing). I will be the Jackpot winner that you only hear of immediately after the big win...no name your riches to rags lottery sad story here!
Well I guess I have rambled on long enough...Happy New Year! 2009 is mine to shine!
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I have to admit mixed feelings about the apparent leak of the British National Party's full membership list. It seems almost inevitable that publishing the addresses of 12,000 followers of this widely despised racist group is going to lead to some bigoted old fascist getting attacked in their home, and I tend to feel that there are better ways of dealing with the problem.
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Wisconsin Judge Kicks Apple v. Google Out of Federal Court for a Third Time
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Judge Crabb questioned Apple's willingness to license
They say the third time's the charm, but that certainly did
hold true regarding Apple, Inc.'s (
dreams of banning
Google Inc.'s (
) Motorola Mobility unit's products and forcing the rival firm into compulsory licensing at rates of fractions of pennies on the dollar. A federal court kicked out the suit/countersuit between the warring duo a third time, raising questions of whether both companies are wasting taxpayer time and court resources with their smartphone patent war.
I. Google v. Apple is Kicked Out in Eleventh Hour
Just hours before a trial
would have begun
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin
under the jurisdiction of Judge Barbara Crabb threw out the case, arguing that Apple essentially was wasting the court's time.
One focus of the trial was supposed to be establishing a "fair" licensing rate for video codec and wireless communication patents, which were developed by Motorola as part of industry standards under so-called "
fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory
" (FRAND) licensing promises.
Judge Crabb initially expressed willingness to suggest such a rate. But when Apple's lawyers wrote in a filing last week that they would reject her guidance if the rate ended up being higher than $1 USD per iPhone, she grew irate at the Cupertino company's apparent arrogance.
Apple told the federal judge that it would only accept her guidance if it liked it.
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With its filing, Apple essentially was telling the federal judge that it wanted to take up her time evaluating the licensing rates, but it would only accept her guidance if it liked what she ruled. Judge Crabb responded by telling Apple's lawyers that it was not a valid use of court resources to merely act in a non-binding advisory capacity to private corporations' licensing discussions. If Apple wanted to bring matters to court, it would be the court that had the final say in the ruling, not the other way around.
II. A Win for Google
In the dismissal she is quoted by
as writing
, "It has become clear that Apple's interest in a license is qualified."
Judge Barbara Crabb grew frustrated with Apple, evenutally tossing out its case.
Google's lawyers praised the decision. In a statement, they commented, "We remain interested in reaching an agreement with Apple."
It's possible that Apple's lawyers could make a bid to apologize and urge the Wisconsin federal judge to reconsider working on the case. But it seems unlikely that will happen, unless they back off from their apparent belief that they are in the driver's seat when it comes to the ruling.
More likely the case will die out, much like the lawsuit before it, which was
from the
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
(Chicago) by
Judge Richard A. Posner
, a
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
judge who was moonlighting in the lower district court for the important case. As Judge Posner was a senior justice on the Appeals Circuit that Apple would have had to appeal the case to, that effort was dead in the water.
In that case as well, Judge Posner initially
expressed willingness
to hear Apple's arguments, but was taken aback by a constant stream of belligerent filings from Apple's legal team, which
he found complained
even after he handed them relative victories. Judge Posner subsequently dismissed the case "with prejudice".
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Similar permits are sold at other national forests in Oregon and Washington, though regulations vary by forest. Check locally!
Forest employees will direct you to the area that meets your needs. You may cut a tree up to 12 feet tall.
Permits for trees taller than 12 feet may be obtained from Forest Service offices for an additional cost.
Winter weather in the forest can change rapidly. Forest Service roads are not plowed and may not be drivable until spring, now that snow is on its way.
Carry traction devices and be advised of winter road closures and snow park permit requirements. Your GPS may show a shorter route through the forest, but you could get stuck in the snow. Cell phone coverage can be spotty.
Check with your local Ranger Station for current road conditions. Start early in the day and be out of the forest before dark.
Dress warmly and carry a forest map, snacks and water. Also make sure relatives or friends know where you are going and when you plan to return. Don't forget a tool to cut your tree and rope or cord to secure it to your vehicle.
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Women, if you're really young and hate the way you look in a bathing suit, wait a few years and you might feel differently. How could that possibly be? Apparently they throw in the beach towel on stressing out about the whole thing. A reader panel survey of more than 1,400 women over 40 conducted by More magazine and Lands' End found nearly half (47 percent) of respondents have gained swimsuit confidence with age, admitting they feel their most confident in a swimsuit since turning 40. Nearly all (95 percent) said they believed women over 40 can truly look and feel fantastic in a swimsuit.
"Forty-something body confidence is in," says Regina Haymes, fashion director of More magazine. "These results reconfirmed what we already know about our readers - these are unquestionably poised, self-assured women who are confident about who they are."
Fewer than 10 percent fully enbraced wearing a simwsuit, but 60 percent of those surveyed said they really don't mind (yeah,right), and 71 percent have learned to confidently wear a bathing suit by maximizing the good parts and minimizing the rest.
"We are not surprised women are confidently embracing just how great they can look at any age while wearing a swimsuit," said Tara Ellef, senior vice president of merchandising at Lands' End. "While swimsuit assurance may come with age, it may also result from over twenty years of swimsuit shopping experience. We've found over time women come to better understand which swimsuit styles and fits will best flatter their body shape."
Nearly half (46 percent) of survey respondents described their body shape as a rectangle, while one-third (34 percent) felt they had a triangle or pear-shaped body. To complement and balance these body types, more than half (51 percent) considered one-piece bathing suits to be the best solution, while 40 percent considered tankinis the best suits to address the swimsuit anxiety zones, including minimizing the tummy (45 percent) and hips (30 percent).


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Fusion cuisine, the practice of borrowing ingredients and techniques from all over the globe to create unique culinary experiences, has been a dining out trend for most of the last quarter century.
Fusion cooking has achieved mainstream status, with chefs regularly plundering the cuisines of France, Italy, China, Southeast Asia and more for inspiration as they put together meal experiences and menus.
The practice has, in fact, become so commonplace that it's become difficult to find a culinarian who's cooking the great traditional cuisines with any measure of purity.
Though chefs continue to expropriate ideas with increasing fervor, they've become sensitive to having the food that results classified as "fusion."
A recent Wall Street Journal article chronicled the distaste many of today's most prominent chefs have toward the "F" word; culinary professions react to it as a descriptive terms that's been discredited by misplaced inspiration and bad execution.
No consensus on a replacement term for "fusion" has emerged, but terminology like "global," "mash up," and hyphenated place-name designations such as "Sino-Peruvian" seem to be popular current approaches.
Perhaps the best alternative is to call today's anything-goes cookery "global style" and leave it at that.
Hugh Robert is a faculty member in Holyoke Community College's hospitality and culinary arts program and has over 35 years of restaurant and educational experience. Please send items of interest to Off the Menu at the Republican, P.O. Box 2350, Springfield, MA 01102; Robert can also be reached at email@example.com


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Foege, Otto w.west 15th, sw.south-west cor.corner Biddle
Foerster, Nurbert.9th. se.south-east eor. Lafayette
Fowler, Patrick.419 Market
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Frame, William.Cass aT.ne.north east oor. 17th
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Fritzler, August, 8th, sw.south-west cor.corner O'Fallon
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Gaffney, James, 34 s.south 10th
Gallagher, Edward, 207 n.north 8th
GanahlF., J.214 s.south 3d
Gansmann, Valentine, es.east side Columbus, bet.between Picotte
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Gorey, Helen, 209 n.north 9th
Gosebrink, August, 373 n.north Main
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Hilms, John, 360 n.north 9th
Hoffmann, Bernhardt, 210 Carondelet av.avenue
Hofmann, Peter, 93 Spruce
Hogan James., 260 n.north 14th
Hohenschild, Fried, 287 Carondelet av.avenue
Holden, Jobn, 8th, ne.north east cor.corner Cass av.avenue
Holland, Caspar, 709 Broadway
Hoist, Frederick c.corner A.138 Wash
Holzhaosen, Leopold, 235 n.north 13th
Holzluusen, Rudolph, 554 Market
Hood, Catharine, Magazine , net. Filmore and
Grand av.avenue
Grand av.avenue
Horan, Mary, 89 Gratiot
Horn, Ellen, ns.north side Orchard, bet.between 10th and llth
Horn, George.179 n.north 13th
Howard, Bridget Mrs.247 Market
Hubbard, ft Harrinston, 260 Broadway
Huber, Anton, 475 Jackson
Hughes, John B.5 Market
Hummler, Henry.9 Hamtramack
Hunsche, Rudolph, ws.west side n.north 12th. oor. Madison
Hunt, Michael, 50 Wash
Husmann, Henry.69 Franklin av.avenue
Istar, Jobn, 92 s.south 14th
Jennings, Peter, es.east side Main, bet.between Cedar and Mel-
Johns-m, Carston P.34 Carondelet av.avenue
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Johnsou, Thomas J.9th, bet.between Montgomery and
Johnson, Thomas J.62 n.north Market
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Juengliog, Hermann, 23d, nw.north-west cor.corner Carr
Jungling, J-.hn r.residence , Carr, , nw, cor.corner 8th
Kahr, c.corner1013 Broadway
Kaiser, John G.ft Co.company 151 Franklin av.avenue
Kalert, Joseph A.31 Lafayette
Kalliyer, ft Newh ius, Biddle, , ne, cor.corner 12th'
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Keenan, Peter, 12 Biddle
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Kemper, Frank, 469 a. 7th
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Got a chuckle out of this photo taken this morning and posted on the Killington Resort facebook page, with the caption "Snowmaking on Rime started this morning. The new boss is committed. Are you?"
That new boss is Mike Solimano. Last month he was made the new president and general manager of Killington Resort and Pico Mountain, taking over for Chris Nyberg, who has been named president and chief operating officer of Powdr Corp's resort division. Powdr Corp has owned Killington and Pico in central Vermont since 2007 when Nyberg became Killington's head honcho.
I've met Nyberg several times and had lunch with him back in 2009.
I know nothing about Solimano, except according to a Powdr Corp press release announcing his promotion:
Solimano brings many years of experience and broad knowledge to his new role at Killington Resort and Pico Mountain. For the past 12 years, he has served as director of finance and revenue and has been instrumental in achieving the recent on mountain and guest service improvements at both resorts. Prior to this time, he was the vice president of finance and operations for Skis Dynastar, Inc. He began his career as an audit manager at Deloitte & Touché. Solimano makes his home in Rutland, Vermont, with his wife and three children.
According to Sarah Thorson, communications manager at Killington and Pico, "The snow guns were turned on the Rime trail last night and we are making snow that will be used to stockpile for building up a base. No opening date has been set yet at this point."
Today is the last day to take advantage of Killington's $58 lift ticket special ($48 per ticket for youth ages 7-18).


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GRANDVILLE – Ryan Stevens has coached a number impressive players during his 15 seasons at the helm of the Grandville Calvin Christian boys basketball team.
Brad Visser, a 6-foot-3 senior guard, ranks with the best of them.
"I have some good players and some all-state players before, but as far as a flat out scorer, he is one of the better ones that I've coached," Stevens said. "He has the ability to score anywhere on the court. He can shoot it, drive to the basket, shoot it off the dribble and sometimes, he can do it defensively off a steal."
Visser has been voted Michigan Associated Press Class C All-State. The official announcement was made Tuesday morning.
Visser averaged 22.5 points a game, and he finished his three-year varsity career with 1,283 points. Visser sank 64 3-pointers, and he continued to improve his free throw shooting. Visser converted 60 of his final 74 free throw attempts.
Visser scored 33 points, including eight 3-pointers, in Calvin Christian's season-opening win versus West Michigan Christian, and it set the pace for the whole year. Visser led the Squires in scoring 22 of their 23 games.
"He did a lot of different things for us," Stevens said. "He could play the point guard, too, and he could play the three."
The Squires were one of West Michigan's top teams, finishing the year at 20-3. The Squires lost in the district finals to Laingsburg, which went on to win a regional championship, too.
"This is an individual award, but it is a team award, too," Stevens said. "His teammates made him a better player. The rest of the team did a nice job getting him open shots and getting him the ball when he was hot. It's an award the whole team can celebrate."


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William Hogarth (10 November 1697 – 26 October 1764) was an English painter, printmaker, pictorial satirist, social critic and editorial cartoonist who has been credited with pioneering western sequential art. His work ranged from realistic portraiture to comic strip-like series of pictures called "modern moral subjects". Knowledge of his work is so pervasive that satirical political illustrations in this style are often referred to as "Hogarthian."
Vincent van Gogh Collection is a great gallery with photos of artworks with detailed info.
You can view, edit, share, add to favorites, compare and even play games with your favorite artworks of Vincent van Gogh.
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A fun and educational game designed specifically for pre-school children ages 2-5. Children simply touch the letters to see them blossom into beautiful fireworks displays at the same time hearing the name of the letter. No prior reading skills are needed to play and enjoy this game.
The game teaches:
* names of each letter
* shapes for all capital letters
* alphabetical order
* eye-hand coordination
ABC Fireworks is very simple to play. The game is multi-sensory, involving visual, auditory, and kinesthetic sensory inputs to maximize learning. The game is fun, producing giggles and squeals of glee as the child successfully changes the letters into fireworks. There are no in-app purchases, advertisements nor links which launch to websites, thus providing a safe environment in which parents can allow their children to play.


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This writer would like to interject a little reality into the discussion of gun control. The left's latest attempt to take away the ability of the people to defend themselves against any threat, from without or within, as guaranteed by the Second amendment to the Constitution, is no more apparent than the gun control legislation just introduced by the left in the Democratic Party. Two of the shock phrases they use to work to get rid of our weapons, is "automatic" and "semi-automatic." The difference between a full automatic and a semi-automatic is an automatic weapon spits bullets for as long as you hold the trigger back. You would need to be able to literally "walk on water" to own a fully automatic weapon.
A "semi-automatic" is a weapon that can fire multiple bullets, but you have to pull the trigger after each round has fired. If they try to take away these weapons, they will effectively be controlling 90 percent of the weapons owned by hunters, sportsmen, and people who use guns to protect themselves. All the government needs to do then, is to confiscate the weapons you have whenever they decide you are a bigger danger than the criminals they can't control, and they have already introduced the legislation to do just that. This ain't their first rodeo.
When I was 17-years-old, I did a hitch in the Army. During my one hitch this writer was a squad leader in a weapons squad and the weapon I controlled was a Browning M1919A6 air cooled 30 caliber machine gun and my TO&E side arm was a Colt 45 cal.
We were given that responsibility, so we could defend our country against perceived threat from North Korea that the politicians wanted us to defend our people (and the politicians) against.
Now, the threat we face is here, not against the politicians, but against the people. But, all of a sudden we good men and women, with an over abundance of experience, cannot be trusted with many of the weapons we need to defend ourselves and our families against an enemy that is well armed and out of control.
So it looks to this writer like the need to defend our freedoms didn't end when we were honorably discharged.
It would be tragic, if we allow a bunch of people much of whom couldn't march a corporal's guard through a close order drill, to talk us out of the freedoms so many of our comrades fought so gallantly to preserve.
Lawrence E. Harrington


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• Homer's Laukitis named Region III Coach of the Year
By Sean Pearson
Homer Tribune
After opening the North Star Conference Hockey Tournament on Thursday with a strong 5-0 win over the Kenai Kardinals, this year's Homer Hockey team fell just short of earning its first-ever berth to the State Tournament with a Friday 0-3 loss to the Wasilla Warriors.
The early conference tourney exit may have proved disappointing to the M's, but did little to dampen Head Coach Buck Laukitis' enthusiasm about this year's team.
"It is a pretty unique team: four schools, co-ed, multi-cultural — and we all get together through hockey," Laukitis said. "I'm pretty proud of what we've accomplished."
Entering the tourney as the fourth seed, Homer scoring got off to a slow start against the fifth-seeded Kards, as the game remained scoreless after the first period.
It wouldn't stay that way for long.
Homer's Tommy Bowe kicked off the scoring for Homer, picking up a goal just two minutes into the second period on a Mariner power play. Kiril Sanarov added a second goal at the four-minute mark, and a third-period Anton Kuzmin goal increased the Mariners' lead to 3-0.
But Bowe had a few more tricks up his sleeve, scoring two more goals to round out the game with a hat trick. He scored his final goal with just 6.9 seconds left.
Homer outshot Kenai 39-26, with Mariner goalie Alex Sanarov turning away all 26 shots for the shutout.
"We played well against Kenai," Laukitis said. "Alex played great in goal, Tommy had the hat trick, Caroline deCreeft had a nice assist on one of Tommy's goals and Anton had a nice goal from the point."
The win sent Homer to the semifinals on Friday to face the Wasilla Warriors. Defensive efforts by both teams left the game scoreless in the first period, but a top-shelf Warrior goal put Wasilla up 1-0 in the second period. A breakaway later in the second put Wasilla up 2-0.
A final third-period goal by the Warriors gave them the win and their fourth straight trip to the NSC title game.
"We had a good first period, (against Wasilla) but we never got any reward," Laukitis said. "Our power play had been really good, but we didn't convert. Our goal scorers didn't put the puck in the back of the net."
Laukitis said his M's outshot Wasilla 22-11 the first two periods, but still found themselves down 3-0.
"In those really big games, we needed someone to rise and no one did that all year," Laukitis said. "The 0-0 Soldotna game for second place and getting shut out in the last game of the year to go to State are the ones that matter. I hope the underclassmen come back next year with more skills acquired from their dedication to the sport."
"I believe we played some of our best hockey at the Region Tourney," said senior and team captain Carson Duggar. "The puck didn't bounce our way in the Wasilla game, but we certainly came close."
Duggar said he hit the post on a shot in the first period, and felt that if that would've gone in, it would have changed the entire momentum of the game.
Mariner players received an unprecedented number of awards at Regions, with goalie Alex Sanarov, defenseman Dennis Sanarov and forward Tommy Bowe all selected to the First Team All Conference. Carson Duggar and Kiril Sanarov earned Second Team All Conference honors, while Nikit Matveev and Ethan Kizzia were given an honorable mention.
Bowe won the shootout skills competition with a new "Homer move," and Nikit Matveev was second in shooting accuracy skills competition. Markian Polushkin won the goalie shootout skills competition.
Laukitis was named Region III Coach of the Year. He thanked fellow coach Chris Brown and all the Mariner supporters for a "really fun year," and noted that, "It takes a lot of work to make a hockey program successful."
Laukitis said the team had a "good weekend and a good year."
"I know the kids had fun. We had a cohesive team. Every player on the team stayed academically eligible all year. There was no big drama, and everyone stayed focused," Laukitis said. "We had good leadership from captains Carson Duggar, Tommy Bowe and Dennis Sanarov."
This was the Mariners' first winning record.
"This year has been one of my favorite years of hockey in my life," Duggar said. "It's basically a culmination of all the years growing up and playing with all these same kids. It's bittersweet that it's now over, but I will remember this year for the rest of my life. It was an honor to be the captain of the Homer Mariner Hockey Team."
"Our team was complimented on and off the ice all year, wherever we went," Laukitis said. "Our goal as coaches is to help motivate players to be their best and help the team be its best. I think we came close to being as good as we could be. And that is success."
Thursday, Menard Arena
Homer 5, Kenai 0
First period: no scoring.
Second period: 1. Bowe (K. Reutov, Roberts) pp 12:59; 2. K. Sanarov (K. Reutov) 11:00.
Third period: 3. A. Kuzmin (K. Reutov, N. Matveev) 8:20; 4. Bowe (de Creeft) 5:31; 5. Homer, Bowe (unassisted) :06.9.
Shots on goal: Homer 15-9-15—39, Kenai 9-8-9—26;
Saves: Homer, A. Saranov 9-8-9 — 26; Kenai, 15-7-12—34.
Wasilla 3, Homer 0
Friday, Menard Arena
First period: no scoring.
Second period: 1. Wasilla 9:15; 2. Wasilla- 6:54.
Third period: 3. Wasilla 1:09.
Shots on goal: Homer 6-5-6—17, Wasilla 9-11-11—31;
Saves: Homer- A. Sanarov 9-9-10—28, Wasilla 6-5-6—17.
I can remember a Homer High Hockey Team making it all the way to the State Championship Game in 04 or 05. In the Greatland Division, losing to Houston in Fairbanks.
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WOODBURY—The following are among incidents handled by city police April 24:
— Police found several outstanding warrants for a 31-year-old Westville man after they stopped him for allegedly crossing an intersection improperly.
The man reportedly brought traffic to a stop as he crossed at the intersection of North Broad Street and East Red Bank Avenue.
Police said they also found he had unspecified drug paraphernalia when they arrested him on the warrants. He was processed and released on summonses.
— A Lupton Avenue resident reported a smash-and-grab to his car while it was parked in his driveway.
The rear window was completely broken out, police said, and several items were missing from the back seat. The cost to repair the window is estimated at $200.
— Police arrested a 25-year-old Merchantville man after allegedly finding he had a prescription medication in a container other than the original.
Officers were dispatched to a local Wawa on a report he was sleeping in his car. There, police said the man appeared to be "under the influence of a narcotic."
They also found he had an outstanding warrant. The 25-year-old was arrested, processed and released on a summons.
— Police arrested a 54-year-old city woman accused of having marijuana while a patient at Underwood Memorial Hospital. She was processed and released back to the hospital on summonses.


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Monday will be cool and rainy, opening up a cold week, according to the National Weather Service.
Today: Showers and thunderstorms before 3 p.m, then showers likely. Some of the storms could produce gusty winds. Temperature falling to around 50 by 5pm. Chance of precipitation is 100%.
Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers before midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 32.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 48.
Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.
Wednesday night: Clear, with a low around 32.
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STATEN ISLAND, NY - PORT RICHMOND -- When Jasmine Parham, a sophomore at Port Richmond High School, first met Erica, the shy, 6-year-old first-grader at nearby PS 20 couldn't read.
But all that changed after Jasmine and more than two-dozen of her classmates, began tutoring kindergarten and first-graders through the non-profit READ After-school Reading Program.
"When I met Erica, she couldn't read at all. By the end of the READ program, she could read all the books," Jasmine explained. "Now that she can read, I know she will do better in school and in life."
"Not only did Erica change, but I changed too. My own English grade improved from tutoring children in reading," she added.
Each of the 28 teen-agers from Port Richmond, Moore Catholic High School in Graniteville, Xavarian High School in Brooklyn, and St. Peter's Boys High School in New Brighton, have been tutoring at-risk first-graders and kindergarten students in reading since October, at both PS 20 and also at PS 16 in Tompkinsville.
The teens have provided more than 1,100 hours of one-on-one help, coming two and three times a week over approximately 20 weeks, after school, spending at least an hour with their young charges. For their efforts, the teens - who must apply for the tutoring positions and be trained by the organization - are paid a stipend.
The success of the program is measured in higher test scores. More than 70 percent of the students at both grade schools are English Language Learners (ELL), from homes where English is not the primary language spoken. According to READ, the students who were tutored achieved an average increase of 1.2 grade levels in reading, and 81 percent improved at least one full grade level.
On Staten Island, the READ program is supported through grants from the Staten Island Foundation and the Richmond County Savings Foundation, in cooperation with the city's Department of Education.
City Councilman Ken Mitchell (D-North Shore) was on hand at PS 20 recently to congratulate students who completed the literacy program, as well as their high-school tutors. Mitchell presented each with a certificate of achievement from the Council. READ presented students with books donated by Towsend Press.
The READ program at PS 16 wraps up next month.
Diane Lore writes about schools and education for the Advance. You may contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com. Chalk Talk appears Thursday during the school year in the Advance Shore editions, and on-line at silive.com.


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Several years of investment by the AAS in electronic publishing is now paying off in nearly every facet of our journals. The transformation of the ApJ, ApJ Letters, and AJ to electronic journals is virtually complete; over 95% of manuscripts are submitted electronically, and the on-line editions of the journals are rapidly becoming the primary mode of access in virtually every sector of our readership. The high fraction of electronic manuscripts has made it possible to streamline and automate the manuscript handling and production processes, which in turn will lead to reduced costs and page charges, and major improvements in publication speed, especially for the ApJ.
The next five years will see major enhancements to the information content as well as the form of the AAS journals. Although electronic publishing has revolutionized the form and accessibility of astronomical publications, their current content remains firmly anchored in electronic images of printed words, numbers, and figures. The next major step in the evolution of the journals will be to post and archive not only the printed articles but also the supporting data and models themselves. We already post downloadable ascii tables for many papers, and soon we will expand this to include every table we publish. We also plan to expand our support for publishing large electronic-only attachments to papers, including extended tables and (eventually) downloadable digital images, all at minimal cost to authors and subscribers. We will continue to actively explore new formats for data and information presentation, including on-line video, 3D representations, and higher-level linking of text and tabular material. At the same time we will exploit the expanding capabilities of web-based publishing to ensure that the most important feature of paper journals--- a reader-friendly format that encourages browsing and reading of papers--- is preserved in the electronic age.


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Oh-So-Good Apple-Pear Juice
Joan Goodhue, Westfield
Pears: Wash, core, and chop pears; put in pot. Add 1 cup water per quart of pears. Bring to a boil and simmer for 10–15 minutes; stirring occasionally with potato masher and mashing pears. Line a colander with cheesecloth and strain hot pears into a large bowl. Allow the last drops to drip overnight.
Apples: Wash, quarter, and core apples. Put them through a juicer.Add the pure apple juice to the pear juice. Wonderful hot or cold. You can also freeze juice and thaw in refrigerator.
Cook's Note: Apple-Pear Juice is very sweet and I add cubes of current juice to cut the sweetness. Currents ripen early in summer, so juice them like the pear directions and freeze in ice cube trays. After frozen, store the cubes in plastic bags. Add cubes to your apple-pear juice.


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GRANDVILLE, MI - Luke Diekevers is a gifted athlete. But even his coach didn't know he was this good.
Diekevers, a 6-foot-5 Jenison High School receiver, made a wild one-handed catch in the end zone that would have made Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson proud.
"We practice that every day," Jenison coach Todd Kolster said. "But not one-handed, behind-the-back, twisting catches. We throw the ball up to guys like Luke and CJ VanTimmeren all the time."
Diekevers scored three touchdowns as the Wildcats beat Grandville 28-21 in a back-and-forth game with their neighboring rival on Thursday night to open the season.
Brett Bethke, Jenison's senior quarterback, played the role of running back late in the fourth quarter. With the Wildcats trailing 21-20, he rumbled 22 yards and dragged three defenders with him for a touchdown to put Jenison back in the lead with 2:11 left in the game. Bethke then scored on a 2-point conversion for a 28-21 lead.
"When I saw him get hit, I knew he wouldn't go down," Diekevers said. "His will to win is tremendous. He's not a big guy, but he doesn't go down easy."
Brett has a lethal companion on offense: His brother Brock Bethke, a running back.
Brett passed for 119 yards and ran for 78 yards and Brock ran for 70 yards and had 30 yards receiving.
"They are true-blue competitors," Kolster said of the Bethkes. "There's nothing negative to say about those two kids. It was so clear that Brock (a sophomore) belonged up. They are both competitive every day in practice. And you can see how talented those kids are when they get going."
Grandville fumbled the snap on the first play of the game and Jenison capitalized three plays later when Diekevers caught a 26-yard touchdown pass from Brett Bethke for a 6-0 lead.
Grandville had a 13-play drive but got stopped at the 1-yard line by a solid Jenison line and gave up the ball on downs.
"Our defense just kept plugging away the whole game," Kolster said.
Diekevers scored again in the second quarter. He caught an 11-yard pass with 7:30 left in the quarter. A Brock Bethke run on the 2-point conversion gave the Wildcats a 14-0 lead.
Grandville finally got on the scoreboard with 1:30 left in the first half when sophomore quarterback Ryan Koorndyk threw a 4-yard pass to Josh Ham to cut Jenison's lead to 14-6 at halftime.
Jenison opened the second half with a nice drive, but it didn't end well. Diekevers caught a 21-yard pass, but lost the ball and Grandville's Caleb Winner recovered on the 18-yard line.
Koorndyk, who passed for 116 yards and ran for 51 on the night, got the Bulldogs back in the game. The sophomore scored on a 29-yard quarterback keeper and then scored on a 2-point conversion to tie the score at 14-14.
"He's a sophomore that we're going to (let) lead this team and lead this program," Grandville coach Michael Lapciuk said. "He's a phenomenal football player. It was our goal to split time, and we were going to make a decision at halftime, we did and now we move forward."
The Wildcats regained the lead with 31 seconds left in the third quarter when Diekevers caught a 12-yard pass from Brett Bethke that he floated to the left side of the end zone where he allowed Diekevers to use his height. It gave Jenison a 20-14 lead after the kick failed.
"I knew Brett would get me the ball there," Diekevers said of the corner of the end zone. "I don't know why, but I kept my hand on the DB and I went up with one hand and caught it."
With 9 minutes left in the game, a holding call on 4th and 7 gave Grandville a first down in the red zone and new life. And they would capitalize.
Brandon Owens caught a 10-yard pass from Koorndyk and the kick by Danny Burian gave the Bulldogs a 21-20 lead with 7:26 left in the game.
"They are so devastated right now," Lapciuk said. "We thought we prepared physically and mentally. But a couple of mistakes here and there and they capitalized on them."
Diekevers, who also stars on the basketball team, finished with 75 yards receiving and 29 rushing. He also made some punishing tackles when he was playing safety.
"Luke's a special kid," Kolster said. "We knew he was going to help raise the level of our team. Not just being an individual player but he raises the level of everyone else and he showed that tonight."
Lapciuk agrees with Kolster about the talented Diekevers.
"We knew coming in that Luke's a great athlete," Lapciuk said. "I love the kid. I had him at Jenison. I got to know his family. He's the only kid in the post-game lineup that said 'good game Coach.' I think that's phenomenal."
Lapciuk said he was in the Jenison system when Diekevers was in middle school. He moved on to be an assistant coach at Grand Rapids Christian before getting the head coaching job at Grandville.
The Grandville coach, who is in his third season, declined to elaborate on a disciplinary issue he recently had with the school.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Scheduled restriping work will impact the area around a major downtown off-ramp along Interstate 65.
Beginning Monday, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., the Alabama Department of Transportation will repaint stripes along Third Avenue North (U.S. 11) under the I-65 overpass between Ninth and 11th streets.
The $44,000 job, done by a crew with contractor 3M, corrects a prior traffic marking job which eliminated two lanes under the overpass.
Monday night, ALDOT will paint traffic stripes and markings along the I-65 northbound exit ramp to Third Avenue North (Exit 260). The work will begin at 8 p.m. and continue until 8 a.m.
The entire restriping job is expected to take two to three days depending on weather conditions, according to ALDOT.
ALDOT urges drivers to prepare for possible delays and use caution through the work area.
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on 12-07-2012 05:45 AM
Trying to use Sky Go in hotels by linking Ipad to TV via HDMI. Sound fine but saying HDMI out not supported ???? Is this on purpose or am I doing something wrong....doesnt seem logical that I can see fine on the ipad but not port pictuire to TV screen......
Solved! Go to the solution
on 12-07-2012 08:37 AM
Hi London101,
Welcome to the Sky Help Forum, unfortuantely there are no plans to enable HDMI output for Sky Go on mobile devices and tablets as our agreements in place with rights holders does not allow for this.
I hope this helps.
on 12-07-2012 06:11 AM
on 12-07-2012 08:34 AM
Thank you for the prompt reply. Do you know if this is something that Sky intend to address or is this a deficiencey that will persist ?
on 12-07-2012 08:37 AM
Hi London101,
Welcome to the Sky Help Forum, unfortuantely there are no plans to enable HDMI output for Sky Go on mobile devices and tablets as our agreements in place with rights holders does not allow for this.
I hope this helps.
on 12-07-2012 08:45 AM
on 11-08-2012 12:05 PM
Given the scale of the limitation and that you can use hdmi Ouput from other equipment such as laptops why don't you take steps to amend the licence agreement ?
on 15-08-2012 10:31 AM
Come on Sky, answer the question above.
And also please tell me what the difference is between me tethering my iPad to my phone and connecting this to a TV to watch Sky Go and me tethering my laptop to my phone and connecting this to a TV to watch Sky Go? Both would end up with the same result, a happy customer who can watch Sky on a larger tv when they are out and about.
You are putting restrictions in place with Sky Go on mobile devices that just do not make sense when you consider you can use a PC (e.g. no HDMI output, cant run on jailbroken or rooted devices, limited android devices supported) which will do everything you cannot do on a tablet or phone due to "contractual reasons". You have also used the incorrect excuse that a jailbroken or rooted device is not secure and could pass out sky usernames and passwords. If this is the case then why do you allow the Sky+, Sky Bet and all the other apps that require usernames and passwords to be entered to run on modified devices?
Your actions are only going to cause people to look for "alternative" options to watch programs on their portable devices and these "alternatives" will end up losing you customers in the long run. Give the customer who pay for your service the nice and simple option and they will be happy and not look elsewhere and find cheaper or free alternatives
on 23-09-2012 02:43 PM
on 28-11-2012 05:58 PM
I couldn't agree more! It is even more galling because I CAN watch other tv on-demand services via my iPad's HDMI connector, and I don't pay anything like as much for these services as I pay Sky. The search for alternatives is under way.
on 15-12-2012 11:28 PM
Funny how "Robert" is not replying.
This doesn't make sense in the slightest. There must be a way round it! If people's voicemails can be hacked easily, then this must be possible!!!
on 16-12-2012 07:23 AM
on 16-12-2012 07:26 AM
on 16-12-2012 10:32 AM
on 10-01-2013 10:18 PM
What would the difference be hooking sky go from a laptop to a tv though hdmi than doin it on an ipad just don't make sence tbh, I just use the laptop in the bedroom hooked to the tv via hdmi, way I see it, it would be the same using an ipad, so ipad stet now only used away from home.
13-01-2013 08:26 AM - edited 17-01-2013 08:25 PM
You can use the iPad at home, you just can't connect it to a TV. So it is ideal for viewing in a room that doesn't have a Sky Box.
The difference is a contractual one that the content owners place on us regarding the distribution of content. It is an unfortunate one, but we are legally obligated to conform. The reason that PCs are not included in this, is that it is not possible to block HDMI on these devices and this is recognised under the contacts that we have.
I know the team here are constantly reviewing contracts and trying to get the best deal for our customers as we can. Should the situation change in the future we will be sure to let you know.
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BERKELEY HEIGHTS — Monday afternoon the two casts of 'Boeing, Boeing,' had their first dress rehearsal of the Governor Livingston High School's fall production.
That's right, two casts. For the first time in the history of the school there are two casts: the "Opening Night Cast" will perform on Thursday, Nov. 21 and during the Saturday matinee; the "Closing Night Cast will perform on Friday and Saturday nights.
'Boeing Boeing' is a 1960s comedy about a Parisian bachelor named Bernard, who somehow manages to have three fiancees, each of whom is a flight attendant, at the same time.
Since the air hostesses all work for different airlines, they are never in Paris at the same time, allowing Bernard to continue his sneaky dating exploits — at least for a while.
But when Boeing (the airline company) comes up with a super-speedy aircraft, all three of Bernard's beautiful and exotic fiancees wind up in his apartment at the same time. Aided by his French maid and good friend, Bob, Bernard attempts to extricate himself from his predicament without losing his fiancees.
Members of the "Opening Night Cast" and the roles they play are: Bernard - Andrew Clark; Robert - Steven LaMaita; Berthe - Lida Shamsaei-Gil; Gretchen - Rachel Cantor; Gabriella - Christina Bruno and Gloria - Rachel Zhu.
Members of the "Closing Nigh Cast" and they roles they play are: Bernard - Kevin Connolly; Robert - Trevor Rittman; Berthe - Shaun Procaccini; Gretchen - Ellie Leick;
Gabriella - Aziza Khalfan and Gloria - Emma DiMaio.
The curtain rises at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 21, 22, and 23. There's a special matinee at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Student tickets are $10; general admission is $12, order tickets at firstname.lastname@example.com,
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Question from Dale
April 14, 2013 at 2:06pm
We are Married couple One spouse is a us citizen and one is a Canadian with out a social security number. the Canadian tax return has already been filed do we need to file a joint us tax return and if so how do i get a social security number or ITIN.
Answer: Dale - Thank you for your question.
The U.S. citizen spouse likely has a filing requirement since U.S. citizens are taxed on their worldwide income. U.S. tax law does not require married couples to file a joint income tax return.
Based on the information included in your question, it appears that the non U.S. citizen spouse is also a non-resident of the United States and unless they had some U.S. sourced income, probably does not have a requirement to file a U.S. tax return.
If you and your spouse choose to file a joint U.S. income tax return, all of the non-resident spouse's worldwide income must be included on the tax return. Information on how to make this choice is included in Internal Revenue Service Publication 519, US Tax Guide for Aliens.
If that spouse in not eligible to receive a U.S. Social Secuity Number, you must apply for an Indvidual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) from the Internal Revenue Service.
You apply for the ITIN using Form W-7.
This form, instructions and Publication 519 are available at the IRS web site, www.irs.gov.
Need tax help? Send in your tax questions to Richard Panick, IRS media relations specialist.


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ESSEXVILLE, MI — Residents in the Essexville-Hampton Public Schools
district approved Tuesday, May 7, an 18-mill renewal levy on non-homestead
Voter turnout was 13.73 percent, with 712 yes votes and 187 no votes, according to unofficial results from Bay County Clerk Cynthia Luczak.
"I'm very pleased with that," said Superintendent John Mertz, top administrator of the approximately 1,800-student school system. "That's outstanding news.
Defeat at the polls "would have had a drastic impact on our budget," he added. "I'm very grateful for the support that the community has shown to the Essexville-Hampton Public Schools."
The district could have lost $4 million in annual funding over the course of a decade, from 2014 to 2023. The district's current budget is about $15 million annually.
Essexville-Hampton Public Schools, like other districts throughout the area, has suffered from a loss in revenues over the past years, Mertz said.
In other Bay Area elections, voters for Gladwin Community Schools and Beaverton Rural Schools also renewed 18-mill levies on non-homestead properties. Results were not yet available on Kirtland Community College's 18-year, .2-mill levy for capital improvements.


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according to mlb.tv
avondale az the phoneix az area is also part of the padres market. example below
The below-listed Club(s) is within the searched home television territory, and MLB.TV is subject to blackout for all regular season live games for these Club(s):
•Arizona Diamondbacks
•San Diego Padres
Approximate Zip Code: 85323
what I wanted to know is what channel number or provider offers only because i might be in AZ for about 2 years while i go to school.
I will have MLB EI or mlb Tv and watch the phillies but they play SD and i would be blacked out since SD 4 isnt on directv
I proabably would say heck i be missing only 6 games which is fine. prehaps for that day ill head to the bar.
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Posted 14 February 2011 - 07:37 PM
Posted 14 February 2011 - 07:57 PM
Hopefully, that is a database error. The Padres were blacked out in Tucson a few years ago, but that restriction no longer exists. It would be strange that they would be blacked out in Avondale with it being closer to Phoenix (DBacks).
Posted 14 February 2011 - 08:34 PM
well if your in tucson thats close and if your not being blacked out by padres games thats good.
will see if someone from phoenix az has any issues or is blacked out of padres games.
I thought it was mis error too.
will see if someone from phoenix az has any issues or is blacked out of padres games.
I thought it was mis error too.
Posted 17 February 2011 - 06:36 PM
Avondale is a suburb of Phoenix, it's on the Western Side of the city. I cannot see how the Padres have any claim to this city at all. I cannot see how they have any claim to Maricopa County at all either. I've heard they do claim Yuma though.
Posted 17 February 2011 - 06:58 PM
well its not a huge deal, i mean the padres and phillies play one series in SD and PHI so tops i would miss is 6-8 games


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Novell Rejects Elliott Associates Buyout
Novell CEO Ron Hovsepian informed all Novell customers per email on March 20 that the buyout proposal from Elliott Associates was rejected in that it undervalued the company.
The press release and email to customers informed them that Novell had carefully considered the proposal from Elliott Associates, L.P. and came to the conclusion that it greatly undervalued the growth and franchising potential of the company. For this reason the company is looking for "alternatives" to the deal. As Hovsepian indicates in his email to customers:
"Today we issued a press release announcing that our Board of Directors has concluded, after careful consideration, including a review of the proposal with its independent financial and legal advisors, that Elliott's proposal is inadequate and that it undervalues the Company's franchise and growth prospects."
The "alternatives" the company is considering are to enhance stockholder value. These include return of capital through stock repurchase, strategic partnerships and joint ventures, even a recapitalization and sale of the company, according to the press release.
The announcement ends with an optimism that that Novell is "committed to enhancing value" for its stockholders and that theses alternatives are in its and their best interest. However, "Novell's Board noted that there can be no assurance that this will result in any agreement or transaction" and until the Board approves a specific course of action, Novell "does not intend to disclose developments" about any of the mentioned alternatives.
InformationHi, This information seems pretty much useful to me. I really like it.
Rejected ProposalThe real deal here us that IT buyers have been leery of committing to buy important technologies from Novell for the last 2+ years. Likely a combination of concern about their ability to be viable over the long haul, as well as a fairly bland set of offerings.
Now, with this hanging over their head, even less people will be willing to commit to multi-year strategic investments for any of their technologies. They have nothing unique to offer, and there are safer bets to buy either Linux, or directory, or systems mgmt software from. What IT manager or CIO in their right mind would commit to deploying a bunch of Novell stuff with this situation now – and then possibly be fired in 3-6 months when something happens to their supplier, Novell.
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