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SUTHERIN, Amy B., 46, of Toronto, OH, passed away Thursday, Jan. 23. 2013, in Trinity Medical West.
Amy was born on Dec. 18, 1966, in Follansbee, WV., daughter of the late Gerald W. "Jerry" Sutherin and Linda C. Bowen Sutherin of Durham, N.C., who survives.
In addition to her mother, Linda, Amy is survived by her two children, Ashley Hall and William Hall both of Steubenville, her brother, Douglas Sutherin of Toronto and her companion of 14 years, Tom Reese of Toronto.
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SLAYTON - A large number of kids are showcasing their annual projects at the 2013 Murray County Fair, including the participants of the 4-H rabbit show Wednesday in Slayton.
A total of seven different 4-H clubs - Slayton Shooting Stars, Cameron, Currie Poco-a-Poco, Lakers, Prairie Hustlers, Bondin Belfast and Chandler Hilltoppers - were represented during the rabbit show.
"It felt good," Gracie Roland of Harrisburg (S.D.) said about receiving a purple ribbon for her satin rabbit named Zoey.
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Thad Gunnink, left, presented a rabbit to judge Janna Luitjens, center front, as fellow competitors Teagan Peschges, Kylie Samuelson and Mckenna Samuelson await their turn during the senior showmanship class Wednesday at the 2013 Murray County 4-H rabbit show.
Roland, a member of the Prairie Hustlers 4-H club, also showed two more rabbits, Molly and George, along with participating in the photo, fine arts and pet show categories.
"This is my second year," Roland said. "I think it's really fun to be in 4-H."
Kylie and Mckenna Samuelson, who are from the Lake Shetek area, each showed 12 rabbits during the day.
"There are 14 classes," Kylie Samuelson said. "The judges look at body type. The rabbits have to be compact, like a circle."
With so many rabbits to present, the Samuelsons enlist the help of friends, including Kailey Wixon of Marshall, Rachel Bruxvoort of Chandler and Tanner and Thad Gunnink of Lake Wilson, to assist them.
"It's nice to have awesome friends that help," Kylie Samuelson said.
Samuelson was the junior doe champion, while Nicholas Freese was reserve champion. Mckenna Samuelson won the junior buck and senior buck classes.
"I won both buck classes," Mckenna Samuelson said. "It felt good."
Judge Janna Luitjens commended the Samuelson sisters at the conclusion of the senior showmanship competition.
"You two gals did a super job," Luitjens said.
Kylie Samuelson was awarded grand champion honors, while her sister Mckenna was reserve champion.
Regan Davis of Balaton also showed rabbits, picking up one purple and two blue ribbons. Her younger siblings, Jett, Jaysa and Ryker, also participate in 4-H, making it a family affair.
"I also show dairy (today) and have projects," Regan Davis said. "I did photography and have a posterboard about milking cows."
Lakers 4-H member Dylan Swan competed in the rabbit and sheep classes.
"I got a red ribbon because my rabbit was molting so bad," he said. "They just like to do that at fair time."
Best friends Rebecca Surprenant of Tracy and Madelyn Wendland of Balaton spent part of Wednesday afternoon looking through a variety of general exhibit projects.
"The best part about the fair is getting to bring my animals here and spend time with them and seeing all the different types of things people bring here," Surprenant, an eighth-grader, said.
Along with showing her horse and some pigs, Surprenant also had a horse jumps and spider display. For her horse jumps project, she earned grand champion honors.
"You can never have enough horse stuff," she said.
Wendland, a seventh-grader, was awarded reserve champion for her project on horse facts about internal parasites, noting that she and Surprenant created realistic versions using Breyer horse kits.
"We painted our (display) horses the same color as our own horses," Wendland said. "We're pretty nifty with our horse stuff. It took a long time to glue the mane and tail on, though. But it was a fun project to do."
Wendland said she enjoyed a number of things about the fair.
"I like getting to see my horse and some of my friends," she said.
Surprenant is scheduled to give a demonstration today on clipping a pig for show.
"We have to clip their hair so you can show off their muscle and leanness," Surprenant said. "They also look cleaner when you get rid of the old hair."
While there were many other activities to take in at the fairground, a good number of people funneled in to see the exotic animals at the Cock-A-Doodle Zoo petting zoo. The experience appeared to be as educational as it was entertaining, with interesting creatures like an African porcupine, the world's largest; a capybara, the world's largest rodent; two patagonian cary from South America, which are relatives of large rodents; a Bennett wallaby; a muntjac deer, which is only 20-inches tall when they are full grown and a sulcata tortoise from Africa, the third-largest tortoise in the world.
The petting zoo also included goats, pygmy hedgehogs, ring-tail lemurs from Madagascar, an albino skunk, a coatimundi with large canine teeth, a Virginia possum, the only marsupial in North America, and a kinkajou, which is a relative of the raccoon and has a prehensile tail and a long tongue.
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More craziness from the drug-enforcement world: In Carlisle a former shopkeeper pleads guilty to dealing in (formerly legal) synthetic marijuana while across the nation one jurisdiction after another moves to legitimize the (formerly illegal) real stuff. If Pennsylvania were to look favorably on the people's No. 2 recreational drug, maybe we wouldn't have to be concerned with the counterfeit version.
Perhaps you heard reports recently that a dead mermaid was recovered from a fishing net and Eminem was near death after being stabbed in New York. Be aware that these two stories are (1) weeks old, and (2) untrue. How could this be? The first was on "reality" TV and the other was on the Internet, pillars of the public trust. It's disturbing that consumers increasingly get their news from non-news sources but more disturbing that b.s. is not identified as such.
Television personalities, like sports coaches, are hired to be fired. Unless you are Johnny Carson or Joe Paterno, chances are you have more than a passing acquaintance with the pink slip. Kirk Wilson, late of CBS-21, is indignant over his recent dismissal from the Harrisburg network station and he has used Facebook to successfully stir up his loyal audience. But as an old hand in the conjoined worlds of politics and media, he surely must realize his run is done at 21. In six months the eyes of the viewers will have become accustomed to a new face and the hubbub surrounding Wilson's sudden and indecorous departure will be reduced to the sound of crickets. Next stop: the wonderful world of consulting.
If any evidence is needed that the whole high school prom thing is out of hand, proceed no further than news from western Pennsylvania that a volunteer fire department chief had been chastened for assigning a fire truck to transport the chief's son and a date to the prom. This was an impressive gesture but a poor example; suppose the boy's father had been commander of a National Guard tank unit or a rocket scientist?
Guess it's only natural that Dauphin County Coroner Graham Hetrick would follow the lure of show business. He certainly has the looks -- pompadour, bow tie, Trotsky eyeglasses, scholarly goatee -- and the personality to bring off a reality TV presence and join the ranks of Thomas "Medical Examiner To The Stars" Noguchi and Pittsburgh's own Cyril "Never Met A Conspiracy Theory I Didn't Like" Wecht. Is there an all-star tag-team series in the works? A&E is holding the cards.
Because one man apparently coveted the fancy firearms of another, a theft turned into a murder and two men were sent to prison as a result. In 2010, Todd Getgen of Enola was gunned down at a local shooting range and police soon busted former prison guard and gun nut Raymond Peake of Hampden Township and Thomas Tuso of New Cumberland. Peake pleaded guilty to murder in 2012 and Tuso copped to an accomplice role earlier this week, earning a lesser sentence for hiding the stolen weapons. One man dead, two men canned, all for the love of a gun.


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CHICOPEE – The city has finished about 60 percent of the work to upgrade the city sewer system and is developing plans to move onto the next project.
The citywide program to separate sewer from storm water pipes started in 1988 when Chicopee and many other cities were mandated by the federal Environmental Protection Agency to stop dumping raw sewage into the Connecticut River, which happened frequently during rain storms. The main reason is storm water and sewage were carried by the same pipe and overwhelmed the treatment plant during rains, Department of Public Works Superintendent Stanley W. Kulig said.
The city has upgraded the treatment plant, but the biggest and most expensive, effort has been to add new sewer pipes throughout the city and use the older ones for storm drains, said Thomas M. Hamel, project supervisor for water pollution control facility.
"We have been working on it ever since. We have actively been working on it since the late 1990s," Kulig said.
The city has now spent $93 million on the project and is expected to spend $125 on all the projects scheduled before 2015. The city is likely to spend as much as $200 million before it is finished, he said.
Unhappy with the pace of the improvements, the federal government threatened to fine the city if the amount of effluent flowing into the river did not decline quickly. During a series of negotiations, the two sides developed a schedule through 2015 to hasten improvements, Kulig said.
But Kulig said he and other officials hope to be able to open negotiations with the Environmental Protection Agency after 2015, saying most of the problem will be solved then and the projects after that will be more complicated and most of the pollution will be eliminated.
This summer work along Grove Street, Broadway and Wheatland Avenue will be finished at a cost of $9.1 million. A second phase of Chicopee Falls, which includes East Street, Waite Avenue and side streets, should be finished by January. That work is to cost about $8 million, Hamel said.
The third phase of the Chicopee Falls project is scheduled to start this summer. It will separate pipes along Beauchamp Terrace, St. James Street, Broadway and Academy Street. The two-year project is estimated at $15 million, Kulig said.
This summer the city is also improving the sewer system on Memorial Drive near Friendly's Restaurant and Home Depot. The $450,000 project is designed to increase reliability rather than meet federal requirements, Hamel said.
There are also plans for several projects.
"We are already designing the next phase of the sewer separation project and that will be bid by Christmas," he said.
That project, estimated at $2 to $3 million, will cover the lower Montgomery and lower Sheridan street area, Kulig said.
The next project, scheduled for the end of 2013, will separate sewers from storm drains in Aldenville. That will be followed by a project in Willimansett, he said.
At the same time there are planned upgrades to the main wastewater treatment plant and two other pumping stations, Hamel said.
The quality of the river has been improved because of past projects and residents have benefited because sewer backups into homes have decreased, he said.
"If we got an inch of rain, we would have two pages of sewer backups. We would get 50-60 calls," Hamel said. "Now we can get a two-inch rain and no one calls."
Nearly all the improvements are being made with low-interest loans at an interest rate from 2.5 percent, which are being paid back through sewer and storm water fees. The city has also received a few small federal grants, Hamel said.
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A 75-year-long Portales High School tradition brought tears to proud parents and grandparents on Thursday night, as seniors weaved a checkered maypole and said goodbye to their classmates through song, speech and dance.
Attired in tuxedos and evening gowns, seniors celebrated the completion of four years of high school before a crowd of hundreds, many of whom participated in the ritual 10, 20 or 40 years earlier.
For Georgia and Elaine Miller, mother and grandmother of senior Jo Jo Miller, Thursday began a family tradition. The two celebrated through tears of joy trickling down their faces.
"It's a wonderful tradition," Georgia said after watching her daughter dance with partner Jerry Gonzales. "Even though she's the first generation (to participate in Maypole), I hope she's not the last."
For senior Sarah Tucker, the end of many years of schooling with friends yielded an emotional speech praising the bond of companionship.
"I would like to thank all of you for being a part of my life," Tucker said in her farewell address. "It's an honor and privilege to stand before you tonight and wish you the best in life as we go our separate ways. I love you guys and God bless."
A chill of emotion wafted through the air when Valyene Florres sang the pop hit "A Moment Like This," a song featuring lyrics of special times in one's life.
Many of the seniors concluded the night by connecting their thumb and index finger to symbolize the class of '03.
For senior Jalissa King, going to school with classmates for 13 years meant growing up with not only good friends, but family.
King said her classmates have grown together through many lifetime transitions: "from birthday parties to prom, from cooties to dates, from dolls to make up … from the very first day of school to the very last, we have come a long way together …"
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Edwin D. Wierda died Monday, Dec. 17, almost 15 years after he was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia.
Mr. Wierda went to work for the Kent County Sheriff Department as a deputy and remained with the department more than 25 years. He and a colleague were instrumental in starting the county's E-unit program.
After retiring, he worked as a dispatcher for Aero Med.
Mr. Wierda is survived by his wife of 44 years, Trudie; his daughters, Lisa Miller (John) and Traci Wierda; and his two granddaughters, Christine and Stephanie Miller. He is also survived by his sisters, Janet Lambert (Keith) and Susan Bolton (Carter); and his sisters-in-law, Sally Wierda and Gay Youngsma.
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This editorial appeared in The Arkansas Leader, the newspaper in Jacksonville, Arkansas. It was written by Garrick Feldman, owner and publisher and is being reprinted with his permission. Tobacco companies are organized and will fight any serious attempt to increase taxes on their products, as they will also do as we consider raising tobacco taxes in Mississippi.
The cigarette industry, which keeps a gaggle of Arkansas lobbyists on contract, brought in the big boys this week to begin a full-court press against the cigarette tax. Now we will see whether Governor Beebe, who gets everything he wants in the legislature, is finally overmatched. Let's hope not.
A corporate team from Altria Group, formerly known as Philip Morris, jetted in from Richmond, Va., and began the round of newspaper editorial offices and other opinion outposts to make the case that a 56-cent-per-pack increase in the cigarette tax would hurt poor people. The companies are not concerned that the tax might nudge people to quit smoking and reduce tobacco profits, you understand, but only with the plight of the poor.
Altria, R. J. Reynolds American and Lorillard Tobacco Co. have their hands full this year. Many states are raising tobacco taxes, a few of them like Arkansas to improve health services and others to supplement falling general revenues. Congress is raising the federal excise tax by 59 cents a pack.
Word yesterday was that Dick Armey, the former Republican leader of the U. S. House of Representatives and a corporate shill both before and after leaving Congress, is coming to Little Rock to fight the tax. He is the spokesman for an outfit called FreedomWorks, which works to keep taxes low on corporations.
The tax bill is to be introduced early next week. The revenues, estimated to be about $85 million a year, would establish a network of trauma centers around the state to provide emergency medical care and expand a variety of medical and mental health services, including health insurance for more children. The governor strongly supports it, as do the speaker of the House of Representatives and the president pro tempore of the Senate.
Because of the political clout behind the tax and its universally popular benefits, passage ought to be assured. But under Arkansas' perverse Constitution, this is one tax that requires the votes of three-fourths of the members of both houses. Nine of 135 members of the legislature can block it or otherwise dictate tax policy. Passage will require a powerful demonstration of public support for the tax.
The tobacco lobbyists shed fake tears for the poor who would pay the tax. It is true that the tax is regressive because people of low incomes are more likely to smoke. But the best reason to support the tax is not for the expansion of medical services but because it may cause hundreds of thousands of people to quit smoking and deter youngsters from starting the habit.
Tobacco is the largest single contributor to public health costs in Arkansas. It is in that way the fairest tax of them all.
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Here's more evidence that men's fashion has returned to the era of the dandy: Allen Edmonds, the heritage men's shoe brand that just opened its first New Orleans store, is having a banner year.
Even in this flagging economy, the company expects to produce 500,000 pairs of its handcrafted shoes, up from 350,000 last year, according to a story in today's New York Times. Each pair, which cost about $325, goes through a 220-step process from leather to lace-ups.
"It has not been lost on workers at Allen Edmonds, or those at about a half-dozen shoe companies that still produce in the United States, that the craft of shoemaking is experiencing something of a renaissance," writes The Times' Eric Wilson. "Over the last few years, as heritage brands have been rediscovered by a new generation of customers, especially young men, labels once seen as relics of American work wear now have an unexpected cool factor, stocked by stylish boutiques and obsessed about on fashion blogs."
Hipsters discovering saddle oxfords for the first time aren't the only ones who favor Allen Edmonds shoes.
The Port Washington, Wis., company has long been a favorite of politicians and the generally well-heeled. Before his inauguration, President Bill Clinton reportedly placed an order for two pairs of 13-Ds, including a black calfskin plain-toe model and black patent-leather lace-ups. Former President George W. Bush and Rahm Emanuel, the new mayor of Chicago, reportedly also own pairs of the company's footwear.
Founded in 1922, the company became famous for providing shoes for the Army and Navy during World War II.
Allen Edmonds president Paul Grangaard and shoe designer Mark McNeill will be at the New Orleans store, within the Shops at Canal Place, on April 21 from 5 to 8 p.m. From April 21 to May 11, the shop will donate 10 percent of sales to various local charities, including the Louisiana Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the United Way for the Greater New Orleans Area and New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts.
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Funeral services for Kenneth Edward "Speedy" Myers, conducted by the Rev. Wilford Kinlaw, were held Saturday, January 4, 2014, at The Chapel of Grace Henryhand Funeral Home of Andrews. Burial, directed by Henryhand Funeral Home, followed at Wesley AME Church Cemetery of Shulerville. Mr. Myers died Monday, December 30, 2013. He was born March 26, 1965, in Moncks Corner, the son of the late Edward Myers and Ruthie Bell Price. He was a member of Wesley AME Church of Shulerville. He attended Macedonia Elementary and High School. He was employed with several construction companies as a heavy equipment operator. Survivors are: two children, Taquria Middleton (Patrick) of Jacksonville, Florida; and Kendrick Myers of Charlotte, North Carolina; one brother, Joey Elvis Price; three sisters, Retia Wright (Eddie) of Harker Heights, Texas; Lueketia Myers Foxworth of Summerville; and Quintine Tammy Myers of Shulerville; and four grandchildren.
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Oral-B Professional Healthy Clean + Floss Action Precision 5000 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (Packaging May Vary)
Oral B 5000 Bottom line:
Oral-B 500 is an awesome purchase for people who want to have an electric toothbrush. It's so simple to use and it does all of the hard work for you. It leaves you with that clean feel you get when visiting a dentist. Once you try an electric toothbrush you will never go back to the old toothbrush ever again!
Overall rating:
- Effectiveness/Usefulness: 96/100
- Features/Ingredients: 95/100
- Product Safety/build quality: 97/100
- Speed of Results/ease of use: 89/100
- Long Term Results: 93/100
- Overall Value: 95/100
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The Oral-B 5000 is powered by Braun and has a dentist-inspired cupping action that helps to rid 99% of plaque in all hard to reach places and in between teeth and gums. It can help improve the whiteness and brightness of your teeth and the health of your gums in just three weeks.
The Oral-B electric toothbrush is one of the best and the most affordable in the market. It contains charger base which also serves as your travel base. Deep clean mode removes plaque from hard to reach areas. The Oral-B 5000 is gentle on teeth and gums. It improves gum health better than Sonicare Flexcare.
Key Features:
Oral-B Professional Care Smart Series 5000 Rechargeable Toothbrush — provides extraordinary cleaning and improves brushing habits.
- Gentle on gums and teeth.
- Visible whitening and tooth polishing in just 3 weeks.
- Floss Action technology for superior overall clean.
- Improves gum health and stops gum bleeding.
- Wireless Smart Guide maximizes performance.
- 5 modes: Daily Clean, Sensitive, Massage, Whitening, Deep Clean.
- Oral-B claims to be the #1 dentist recommended toothbrush.
- Using Deep Clean function removes up to 99.7% of plaque.
- Affordable
- Long battery life
- Quality performance
- With brush modes and has all the features you need.
- Large A/C Adapter
- Bleeding gums if the first time you will use it.
- If you have smaller mouth, the size of the brush head makes it a little difficult to get around your back molars.
Oral B 5000 Final thoughts:
Use Oral-B Rechargeable Power Toothbrush with SmartGuide and go beyond ordinary teeth cleaning for dramatically improved gum health. The Oral-B Rechargeable Power Toothbrush with SmartGuide removes up to 99% of plaque, improves gum health and provides superior whitening and polishing in just 3 weeks. Experience the future of oral care. Oral B 5000 Electric Toothbrush gives you professional tooth care at home with great results. Get one now!
Oral-B Professional Healthy Clean + Floss Action Precision 5000 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (Packaging May Vary)
Frequently asked questions:
How long does the Professional Care 5000 hold a charge?
A fully charged Oral-B Professional Care SmartSeries 5000 lasts for 10 days with regular use.
Can you use two handles with one SmartGuide?
Yes. Each brush handle can be synchronized with any SmartGuide. One SmartGuide can be calibrated for up to two brush handles.
What does the pressure sensor alert do?
This sensor alerts you when brushing too hard so you do not damage your gums.
How do I find compatible brush heads?
It's easy to tell from the toothbrush design… almost all Oral B replacement heads work with the 5000 series.
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CLOVIS -- Marshall Middle School has been selected as an Outstanding Making Middle Grades Work School.
This award is based on the success of local school leaders and teachers in improving school practices and increasing the quality of experiences provided to students. The award was presented by Dave Spence, president of the Southern Regional Education Board, at the 27th Annual High Schools That Work Staff Development Conference.
Marshall Middle School was one of only nine schools in the nation to receive the 2013 Outstanding School Award.
Jay Brady, Principal at Marshall, stated, "We are very proud of our students and staff for their accomplishments."
To be recognized as an Outstanding MMGW School, a school had to be nominated by the Making Middle Grades Work state coordinator or by an Southern Regional Education Board director for a noteworthy accomplishment such as improving achievement, improving the quality of robust assignments, fully implementing the MMGW design, implementing a signature feature, or extensively implementing the Gates' Literacy Design Collaborative and/or Mathematics Design
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By RON DEUTER
Sports Editor
IRON MOUNTAIN - Northland Pines used a three-goal second period to grab a lead it would never lose, and Kingsford fell 5-3 in non-conference hockey Tuesday at Mountain View Ice Arena.
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Kingsford's Luke Wahoviak (14) is unable to bang the puck past Northland Pines goalie Jacob Stephen during the first period Tuesday at Mountain View Ice Arena.
Kingsford's Marcus Andrews (9) and Luke Wahoviak (14) work for control of the puck against a trio of Northland Pines defenders.
Kingsford goaltender Wes Paupore gets down to block a shot during the second period.
Kingsford'a Jacob Stoner (8) is denied by Northland Pines goalie Jacob Stephen during the first period.
Kingsford's Adam Szabo (21) works the puck up the ice.
"It's like our typical second period," Flivvers coach Jim Peterson said. "We're undisciplined and we start taking penalties. And that just kills us."
The Flivvers led 1-0 after one period, as Marcus Andrews tallied an power-play goal less than four minutes into the game. the assist went to Alex Wiitanen. But the Flivvers missed a golden opportunity to add to their lead by failing to capitalize on a 5-on-3 advantage late in the frame.
A penalty on Kingsford as the horn sounded put the Eagles on the power as the second period opened. An interference call came on the heels of that Northland Pines power play, allowing the guests an extra skater for about the first four minutes of the second period.
Kingsford totaled seven minor penalties in the game to Northland's four. The Eagles didn't have a penalty after the first period.
The Eagles didn't cash in early in the second, but a six-minute spurt during the middle of the stanza saw them put away three goals.
"We are very undisciplined and then we get worn out," Peterson said. "As we get tired, their speed takes over. All the sudden there's more cushion in the corner and they start coming out and getting pucks on the net."
Zacher Kennedy, Bailey Ramesh and Noah Weber all converted for Northland Pines (18-3-1) during the stretch.
"They are strong skaters," Peterson said.
In all, the Eagles fired 51 shots on Flivver goalie Wes Paupore. The Flivvers were limited to just two in the second frame and 18 for the game.
Northland Pines took a 4-1 lead early in the third with a goal by Nick Dean. The Flivvers answered that a few minutes later when Luke Wahoviak went to work in front of the net and pounded an uncontrolled puck past the outstretched leg of Eagles goalie Jacob Stephen.
A power play tally by Dean made it 5-2 with about five minutes to play. Kingsford sliced it to 5-3 at 14:40 when Adam Szabo skated in on the left side and slid a pass over to Wiitanen in the slot for quick strike.
Kingsford mounted some late pressure in the final minutes, but couldn't draw any closer.
"We didn't quit, but we just can't be as undisciplined as we were, and it's been happening every game," Peterson said. "Those penalties wear us right out."
Kingsford wrapped up its weekend down in Chelsea with a 5-3 loss to Marysville in the Michigan Public High School Hockey Invitational Showcase.
The Flivvers, despite giving up two power play goals, battled to a 2-2 tie at 12:30 of the second period. The Vikings (6-14) pulled ahead 3-2 one minute later.
Kingsford missed out on a two-man advantage for 55 seconds of the second period. The Flivvers also failed on two other second-period power play opportunities.
In the third period, Andrew Zander's power-play goal cut the Flivver deficit to 4-3. But the Vikings responded quickly for a two-goal cushion.
Wahoviak and Cody Tompkins also tallied goals for Kingsford while Wiitanen and Szabo had assists.
Kingsford (3-16) hosts Jeffers Thursday.
Northland Pines0 3 2 - 5
Kingsford1 0 2 - 3
First Period
K - Marcus Andrews (Alex Wiitanen), PP, 3:44.
Second Period
NP - Zachery Kennedy (Noah Weber, Nick Dean), 7:03.
NP - Bailey Ramesh (Colton Raymond, Joseph Roach), 11:38.
NP - Weber (Kennedy), 13:38.
Third Period
NP - Dean (Weber), 1:33.
K - Luke Wahoviak (Dan Willman), 4:34.
NP - Dean (unassisted), PP, 12:02.
K - Wiitanen (Adam Szabo), 14:40.
Goalie saves - NP: Jacob Stephan 7-2-6 - 15; K: Wes Paupore 13-16-17 - 46.


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The driver who ran into a pedicab operated by a six-foot tall woman dressed in a bright orange rabbit suit early Easter and then fled was sentenced to do 30 hours of community service for the hit-and-run.
Moments after Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge Karin Immergut announced Tuesday she was sentencing Edward Cespedes-Rodriguez to two days in jail, the 34-year-old Southwest Portland grad student persuaded her to reconsider.
"Your honor, please!" said Cespedes-Rodriguez. "I've never been to jail! I won't be able to find a job!"
Cespedes-Rodriguez's attorney urged the judge to send a stronger message than a weekend in jail: 25 hours of community service.
"It's actually harder," said attorney David Lesh.
"Actually, I think that's a good idea," Immergut said, changing the sentence to community service, saying someone of his education would be put to better use doing that instead of sitting in jail.
The district attorney's office, represented Tuesday by a law student filling in on the case, had asked for five days in jail.
The judge's ruling came as one more blow to Kate Altermatt, 30, the pedicab operator who says it's been an uphill battle to hold Cespedes-Rodriguez accountable.
Altermatt testified during a one-day trial last week that she was pedaling down Northwest Fourth Avenue in Old Town at about 2 a.m. on April 12 -- wearing a bunny suit because it was Easter -- when Cespedes-Rodriguez crashed into the back of her bicycle taxi, sending her flying.
She said she smelled alcohol on Cespedes-Rodriguez's breath. He offered her $100 if she didn't call police. When she refused and one of her co-workers told Cespedes-Rodriguez to get out of the car, Cespedes-Rodriguez tried to drive off.
Altermatt said she and her co-worker stood in front of the 2008 Mercedes, and Cespedes-Rodriguez stepped on the gas, bowling them both over.
The defense argued the co-worker was never hit, and a police report supported that. Lesh said the dents in the car were caused by the co-worker pounding on the hood.
Judge Immergut agreed, and found Cespedes-Rodriguez not guilty of recklessly endangering another person. But the judge found Cespedes-Rodriguez guilty of hit-and-run for leaving after striking Altermatt's pedicab, totaling it.
Prosecutors said they believe Cespedes-Rodriguez was likely drinking, and that he dodged attempts by police to interview him by failing to answer the door when officers visited his home after the crash.
Cespedes-Rodriguez wasn't arrested until two months after the crash, Altermatt said only after she repeatedly called to press the case.
"Someone really endangered my health and well-being and then was really nonchalant about it and didn't even have the courtesy to apologize," Altermatt told the judge Tuesday.
Lesh, Cespedes-Rodriguez's attorney, said he's told his client not to say anything because Altermatt might sue.
Cespedes-Rodriguez, however, spoke to the judge to ask for a lighter sentence. He said he'd "never been in a courtroom before." He said he'd also never been to jail.
Neither is true. Cespedes-Rodriguez was arrested in 2005 for drunken driving, and he pleaded no contest in Multnomah County Circuit Court. He was booked into jail, where he spent 4 1/2 hours before being released.
He was allowed to enter a diversion program, which allows first-time offenders to clear their record if they complete treatment within a year. In 2006, a judge dismissed his case.
No one in the courtroom Tuesday challenged Cespedes-Rodriguez's assertions, but the judge had noted his 2005 drunken driving case earlier in the hearing, before she initially sentenced him to two days in jail.
Immergut -- who was the U.S. Attorney for Oregon until she was appointed to the bench this summer -- also sentenced Cespedes-Rodriguez to 18 months of bench probation and a 90-day driver's license suspension, which is required by law.
Altermatt left the courtroom feeling defeated, once again.
"He's gone through this whole thing with a sense of entitlement," Altermatt said. "It was like 'I'm in my Mercedes, and you're a goofball. I can run you over.'"
-- Aimee Green


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WATCH: If You Can Get Through This Segment Full Of Drunk Women, You'll Be One Up On Giada De Laurentiis
…Because Giada de Laurentiis left her brains splattered across The Today Show kitchen floor today. She stopped by this morning to demo some nice menu options for a "Ladies' Night" gathering, with some nice healthy farro, and some nice indulgent eggplant parm bites, and some nice classy white pizza.
Unfortunately, she was competing with a gaggle of women (purportedly the "ladies' night guests" in this god-awful scenario), none of whom took any issue with pouring herself a soup bowl of red wine at nine o'clock in the morning on national TV, and then demanding of Giada what "pharaoh" and/or "Farrah" was.
Very little demoing took place, confirming once and for all that ladies' nights are the worst unless you're the drunkest one there, which Giada, sadly, was not.
Check out the clip below, and bonus points if you can spot Giada's blingy accent finger nail art.
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Just the right amount of sweetness, filled with jam and then lightly drizzled with icing. These cookies are a hit with everyone who tries them. Don't be fooled by their unassuming appearance. These cookies will surprise you by just melting in your mouth.
Almond Shortbread Thumbprint Cookies
Yield: 40 small cookies
(printable recipe)
Cookie Ingredients:
1 cup butter, softened
2/3 cup sugar
2 cups AP flour
1 teaspoon almond extract
Approximately 1/2 cup any flavor jam, I used our favorite peach jam
Glaze Ingredients:
1 cup powdered sugar
1-2 tablespoons milk
1 teaspoon almond extract
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cream together the butter, sugar, flour and almond extract. Chill the dough for 1 hour in the refrigerator. Roll the dough into 1" balls or use a 1" scoop to place them onto a parchment or silicone lined baking sheet.
Press down on the top of each cookie and use your thumb to create a small indent. After all the indents are made, fill the indents with about 1/2 teaspoon of jam.
Bake for approximately 10 minutes. Remove from the oven before the cookies are browned. Let cool on the trays for 1-2 minutes and then remove to a wire cooling rack.
To make the glaze, add the almond extract to the powdered sugar and then slowly add the milk to this mixture. Stir constantly and stop adding milk when you reach the consistency of icing. It should drizzle off the tip of a spoon in a thin white stream. Not watery, but not thick either.
When the cookies are completely cooled, drizzle the icing over the tops.
FREEZER INSTRUCTIONS: These cookies freeze beautifully. When the icing has hardened, layer them into containers with wax paper between the layers. They will keep in the freezer for at least a month. They would probably keep much longer than that, but I wouldn't know. Mine never last that long. Enjoy!
{originally published 8-12-11 - recipe notes and photos updated 4-7-15}
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Thirty-four immigrants proudly gripped miniature American flags and posed for pictures with friends and family this afternoon at the Northampton County Courthouse after becoming the newest group of naturalized American citizens.
The Northampton County residents hailing from 21 countries on five continents raised their hands and swore a loyalty oath to their newfound homeland.
Judge Emil Giordano commended the group for their bravery to leave behind their family, friends and customs in hopes of making a better life for themselves in America. His own parents made a similar journey in the late 1950s, leaving Italy for New York City to find work. Their determination has served him well in life, he said as his mother looked on from the front row of the courtroom.
"They knew the United States was a land of opportunity where with hard work and education you could make a better life for yourself," Giordano said.
Christopher Reid, the president of the Northampton County Bar Association, said the American Dream is built on the willingness to work hard and a tolerance for the values of those around you. He encouraged the new citizens not to abandon the best their own homelands had to offer in their new life as Americans.
"Each time you share these cultures, customs and traditions, you make our country that much richer," Reid said.
Many of today's newly sworn-in citizens said they came to this country looking to find new opportunities but wound up building a new life.
Rohit Sharma left his native India in 2002 to further his medical education. The surgical oncologist with the Lehigh Valley Health Network spent two years performing cancer research in Buffalo before meeting his wife, Janelle, in the operating room. The couple are now raising two little girls in Bushkill Township, and his life is here in the Lehigh Valley with them, he said.
After spending 12 years in the United States, Sharma said, it was important for him to become an American citizen so he could give back to the community. He already runs the network's 17th Street clinic, and getting citizenship would help him in his community-based efforts, he said.
"I wanted to give back for all the opportunities given to me," said Sharma, sporting an American flag tie.
Krisztina Gyori, a native of Hungary now living in Bethlehem Township, Pa., and Magdalena Luckja Cichowski, an Easton resident by way of Poland, said they couldn't imagine moving back to their home countries. Both left Central Europe in the late 1990s, and they've been amazed at how different it all seems when they go back to visit, she said.
"I really love to be here. I wouldn't go back even if they paid me," said Gyori, who came here with her husband so he could find work as a painter.
Cichowski emigrated when she couldn't find steady work after getting her masters in music theory. Now she runs her own travel agency in Linden, N.J., an opportunity she said she wouldn't have had in her more bureaucratic Poland. Just as important as any economic opportunities, she said, are Americans' friendly nature. In her home country, token gestures of smiling at passersby or exchanging hellos are uncommon, she said.
"Maybe it's small things, but it's a big thing," she said.


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MOSCOW — Russian state television aired footage Wednesday from Russia's security services claiming that another alleged American spy was expelled earlier this year.
Russia on Tuesday ordered U.S. diplomat Ryan Fogle to leave the country after the security services claimed to have caught him red-handed trying to recruit a Russian agent in Moscow. The FSB, the successor to the Soviet-era KGB, alleged that Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy, worked for the CIA.
In the footage aired Wednesday, a man sitting in near darkness who was identified only as an FSB operative said a "CIA operative" was expelled in January. He said the FSB then asked its U.S. counterparts to halt this "disturbing activity."
The man also claimed the Russians had been shadowing Fogle since he began his Moscow posting in 2011.
There was no immediate way for The Associated Press to confirm that the person in the video was indeed an FSB operative.
The U.S. Embassy had no comment on the video.
U.S. Ambassador Michael McFaul was summoned Wednesday to the Russian Foreign Ministry, which said it handed him a formal protest over the incident. McFaul spent about a half-hour at the ministry and left without speaking to journalists.
McFaul has had a difficult time in Moscow since he took up his post in January 2012. He provoked the ire of Russian officials when one of his first acts was to invite a group of opposition activists and rights advocates to the U.S. embassy.
Fogle, 29, appeared to be the first American diplomat in Moscow publicly accused of spying in about a decade.
Mark Galeotti, a professor at New York University who studies the Russian security services, said these kinds of spying incidents happen with some frequency, but usually they are dealt with quietly. He said the public exposure of Fogle suggests Russia is using it for domestic political purposes.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has accused the United States of meddling in Russia's political affairs, has portrayed opposition leaders as American stooges and ordered a crackdown on Russian nongovernmental organizations that receive foreign funding.
The U.S. spy scandal and the pictures of Fogle's detention, which have been splashed across state television, reinforce the message that the U.S. remains a threat.
The State Department confirmed that Fogle worked as an embassy employee but would give no details about his job. The CIA declined to comment.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has ordered Fogle to leave Russia immediately but his exact whereabouts were not known Wednesday.
Despite the end of the Cold War, Russia and the United States still maintain active espionage operations against each other. Last year, several Russians were convicted in separate cases of spying for the U.S. and sentenced to lengthy prison sentences.
In this handout photo provided by the FSB, acronym for Russian Federal Security Service, a man claimed by FSB to be Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, is detained in Moscow, early Tuesday, May 14, 2013. Russia's security services say they have caught a U.S. diplomat who they claim is a CIA agent in a red-handed attempt to recruit a Russian agent. Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, was carrying special technical equipment, disguises, written instructions and a large sum of money when he was detained overnight, the FSB said in a statement Tuesday. Fogle was handed over to U.S. embassy officials, the FSB, said. (AP Photo/FSB Public Relations Center)×
AP Photo In this handout photo provided by the FSB, acronym for Russian Federal Security Service, wigs and spying gadgets carried by a man claimed by FSB to be Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, when he was detained, are shown in the FSB offices in Moscow, early Tuesday.×


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The headline pretty much says it all.
New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton surprised some observers by tabbing former quarterback coach Pete Carmichael as the team's new offensive coordinator.
The promotion filled a hole in the staff, no doubt, but what does it mean for the future of the team? Will this prove to be a positive, a negative, or will the net effect be nil?
Vote after the jump and let us know what you think!


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Session 103 - Cool Stars.
Display session, Thursday, January 18
North Banquet Hall, Convention Center
The \zeta Aurigae binary systems consist of evolved supergiants which eclipse their early-type main sequence companions. These binaries have been extensively studied because of their potential for probing the outer atmospheric structure of the evolved late-type primary. This technique is extremely advantageous in the ultraviolet where the cool primary contributes little flux. To this end, we have undertaken an analysis of the chromosphere and wind of the prototype system, \zeta Aurigae, and we graphically demonstrate the resulting model by means of a video presentation.
Our atmospheric model of the chromosphere and wind of the primary star of \zeta Aurigae (K4 Ib + B5 V) is based on Cycle 2 and recent Cycle 5 observations obtained with the Goddard High Resolution Spectrograph (GHRS) aboard the Hubble Space Telescope, and on archival IUE and optical spectra. The models were iterated to reproduce the observed circumstellar absorption line curves of growth, and individual absorption profiles, for various projected heights above the limb of the K supergiant. To conveniently show the variation of typical line profiles computed with this model, we have prepared a video that follows the \zeta Aurigae binary system through a complete orbit. We display several windows showing a perspective view of the system from a vantage point above the orbital plane, the view as seen from earth (nearly edge-on, i=87.3^\circ ), and the behavior of absorption lines formed in the chromosphere and wind of \zeta Aurigae as a function of orbital phase.
Support for this work was provided by NASA through grants GO-3626-91A and GO-06069.01-94A from the Space Telescope Science Institute, which is operated by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc., under NASA contract NAS 5-26555.
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HARRISBURG - Police are searching for a missing man who told his girlfriend he was thinking about jumping into the Susquehanna River.
Franklin McDonald, 65, reportedly called his girlfriend just before 2 a.m. on Monday and told her that he was upset and had thoughts of suicide, police said.
Patrol officers were dispatched to the area of the YMCA on Front Street. An officer found McDonald's car in a parking lot of an office building in the 700 block of North Front Street, police said.
Rescue personnel searched from Riverfront Park to an area below the Dock Street Dam but did not find McDonald.
Later in the day, a Pennsylvania State Police helicopter and a small airplane searched the Susquehanna River from north of the Harvey Taylor Bridge to an area beyond the Dock Street Dam, but did not locate McDonald either.
McDonald is described as five feet seven inches tall, 140 pounds with a thin build. He was last seen wearing a green army style jacket and also wears glasses, police said.
Anyone with information about McDonald is asked to contact Lt. Robert Fegan at 717-255-3114 or email email@example.com.


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New town, date set for Techel trial
A new town and date has been selected for a man accused of killing his wife, reported the Ottumwa Courier newspaper.
Judge Daniel Wilson said Monday that he will schedule the second trial for Aug. 12 in Mount Pleasant, the Courier reported.
Seth Techel, 22, pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder and nonconsensual termination of a human pregnancy in the May 2012 death of his wife, Lisa Techel.
Techel said he found Lisa shot in their bed after hearing a gunshot while he was taking a shower. Authorities said Techel killed his wife.
A mistrial was declared in March when a jury was not able to reach unanimous verdict.
Wilson said he selected Mount Pleasant as a location for the trial because it had less coverage of the case and trial, the Courier reported.
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Syracuse, N.Y. -- The Syracuse man charged with robbing a downtown bank in April was arraigned this morning in Onondaga County Judge Anthony Aloi's court.
Tommie Moore, 54, was indicted on the charge of third-degree robbery, a felony. Police said Moore walked into the Bank of America at 100 N. Salina St. on April 2 and took about $3,200 in cash after slipping the teller a note, court papers say.
Moore pleaded not guilty. He is due back in Aloi's court on June 27 for a pretrial hearing and Aug. 11 for the judge to hear motion arguments.
The note, according to court papers, said he was "tired and hungry," and "This is robbery," he told the teller he had a gun. He asked for 50s, 20s and 10s.
Bank video footage capture Moore at the scene, police said. When police stopped Moore about five minutes after the robbery in the 500 block of James Street, he had $3,206 in cash.
Moore admitted to approaching the bank teller and taking the money, according to court papers.
Aloi set bail at $20,000 cash or $50,000 bond.
Sarah Moses covers the northern suburbs of Onondaga County and Oswego
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There's still about four months until the 2013 college football season gets under way, but there's plenty to talk about.
Alabama's Nick Saban and Auburn's Gus Malzahn are making the rounds on the speaking circuit and Tide and Tiger recruiters are working hard on the Class of 2014. Many of those prospects are in the middle of or finishing up spring drills.
Join me here at 2 p.m. with any questions you have about the SEC, recruiting or any other football-related topic, post them in the comments below and I'll get to as many as I can.


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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — According to a 1958 edition of the "Staten Island Historian," the first mention of Great Kills came after the English captured New Amsterdam from the Dutch in 1664. Jacques Guyon was given a land grant of about 200 acres and another 160 acres in 1675.
The early settlement was called Gifford's and Gifford's by-the-Sea in honor of Daniel Gifford, who was the commissioner and surveyor of roads (he laid out Giffords Lane in 1773).
Gifford's became a favorite fishing resort and its harbor a home to commercial fishing and oystering boats. The quaint fishing village thrived for many years and was noted for the seafood served in its restaurants. Most homes were the typical fishermen's cottages with a sprinkling of homes that showed the material prosperity of the village.
Fishermen would come from all over to dip their hooks in the waters off the coast of Great Kills. They would come the night before their adventure and stay there overnight so they could get an early start the next morning. Boats and bait were plentiful and easily available at moderate rates from residents and fishermen near the beach.
One of the popular places to stay was Lindsay's. Bob Lindsay learned about running a hotel when he worked at the Terra Marine Inn in Huguenot. Later, he bought the Collins Hotel at the foot of Nelson Avenue in Great Kills and changed its name to Lindsay's Hotel.
Under his ownership, it quickly became a popular meeting place, especially for Democratic Party activists. Lindsay was involved in politics and became the Democratic County Leader and a City Councilman. The hotel was torn down in 1937.
While oystering has disappeared, fishing still remains a favorite pastime for many people. Last year, Frank Merlo Jr. and his son Jason caught a 51-inch, 51.85-pound striped bass off the coast of Great Kills Harbor.
Great Kills' natural harbor provided an ideal anchorage for both fishing vessels and sailing yachts.
Named Great Kills in 1865, it also was known as Clarendon and Newton. The original Great Kills Yacht Club was formed in April 1904 and remained private until 1939, when a group of South Shore residents bought the property from Charles Stoneham.
Stoneham owned 51% of the club and was its last commodore. Stoneham was also the owner of the New York Giants major league baseball team. In 1957, his son Horace moved the team to San Francisco.
Who needed the Jersey Shore? Long before Great Kills Park became part of the Gateway National Recreation Area, it was a favorite place to enjoy the sand, surf and family fun during the summer. In 1951, a bathhouse was built featuring a refreshment stand, bathrooms and changing facilities.
Behind the building, which dominated the landscape, were grassy picnic areas and trees for shade. For 40 years, the bathhouse was a magnet, drawing families to spend the day during the summers. Unfortunately, erosion led to the demolition of the bathhouse in 1993.
Over the years, the area has felt the fury of Mother Nature. Since 1950 alone, seven storms have left their mark on the shoreline, eroding beaches, destroying homes and damaging boats. There were hurricanes Hazel (1954), Connie (1955), Donna (1960) and the nor'easter of 1950 that created the most havoc. Hurricane Connie may have been the mildest of these, but she still had an impact. Beaches were eroded and boats in the harbor were tossed onto dry land like toy boats.
Great Kills has also been home to many of Staten Island's famous citizens including George Bamberger (baseball pitcher, coach and manager); George Orlando (bodybuilder); Roy Clark (country western singer and actor); Joey Faye (comedian); Alyssa Milano (actress), Ricky Schroder (actor) and Erastus Wiman (businessman). In addition, scenes for the movie "Donnie Brasco" were shot there.
As part of Staten Island's 350th Anniversary celebration, SI350 will be holding a series of Memories Events. These events will be held at public libraries across the Island and everyone is invited to attend and share their memories.
The first event will be held on Feb. 5 at the Great Kills Library, 56 Giffords Lane (at Margaret Street). Call 718-984-6670 for more information.
We encourage everyone to come and share memories of life in their neighborhood. Honor your roots and help us build a lasting history of our communities. For information on future Memories Events, go to SI350's website at: www.si350.org.


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A Carbon County family was also forced out into the cold Saturday after a fire tore through their home.
The blaze broke out around 11 a.m. along Fireline Road North in Parryville.
Flames were shooting through the roof when crews arrived.
Fortunately, no on was injured and firefighters did manage to save the family cat from the raging fire.
It took crews about an hour to get the blaze under control.


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Skip to comments.Gingrich sees Sarah Palin as vice president, Cabinet secretary
Posted on 12/30/2011 6:13:46 PM PST by Hojczyk
Newt Gingrich said that former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin would be among the candidates that he would consider when considering a potential running mate, adding that the former GOP vice presidential nominee would be an ideal candidate for secretary of Energy.
Gingrich, speaking Wednesday during a conference call with conservative voters hosted by Ralph Reed's Faith and Freedom Coalition, was asked by one of the attendees whether he would consider Palin as a running mate.
"She is certainly one of the people you would look at. I am a great admirer of hers and she was a remarkable reform governor of Alaska, shes somebody who I think brings a great deal to the possibility of helping in government and that would be one of the possibilities," Gingrich said, according to Right Wing Watch.
He went on to suggest that Palin might be ideal for a position in his Cabinet.
"There are also some very important Cabinet positions that she could fill very, very well," Gingrich said. "I cant imagine anybody who would do a better job of driving us to an energy solution than Gov. Palin, for example. Tell her that she would certainly be on the list of one of the people we would consider."
Palin had toyed for months with running for the presidency before ultimately announcing late this summer to stay out of the GOP race.
(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...
The cynic in me says that he is just pandering to her supporters and former supporters.
>> he is just pandering
Newt is responding to the question in a reasonable way.
Gee, ya think so? He's sinking in the polls and, lo and behold, he suddenly decides Sarah would be perfect for his VP or SOS
Secretary? Sure
Sounds like Obama... say anything but doing nothing.
Who is your energy secretary now......(without cheating)
I can guarantee her name would shake up the moonbat MSM.
Thomas Sowell supports Newt. I admire Sowell tremendously.
I'd pick any drunken bum out of an alley and vote for him before voting for Bathhouse Barry.
Nowhere man.
A pathetic slide into oblivion.
Makes Romney look like the Rock of Gibraltar!
Still think she would make a great RNC chairperson.
Anyone who prefers Willard over Newt is a liberal aka Massachusetts Moderate or just plain ignorant.
I know that things were pretty lousy for me financially during the first few years of the Clinton regime. It was the same sad story with all of my colleagues and friends.
But when Newt and the Conservatives swept into power back in the mid-90's, the turnaround was remarkable. Business conditions improved almost overnight and a wave of optimism and confidence was palpable. I know for certain that our company's sales increased mightily and it was reflected in a nice, fat paycheck. I also recall the days of the Gingrich ascendancy when gas was down to 77 cents here in North Texas.
So I'm obviously enthusiastic about a repeat performance of the Good Times with Gingrich when he again takes a leadership slot, this time as President in just a bit more than a year from now.
Go Newt Go! Claim a big win next week in Iowa! Rebellion is brewing! FUBO! FUJB! FUMR! FURP!
Newt haters are jack offs... you know what a jack off is don't you?
"Gee, ya think so? Hes sinking in the polls and, lo and behold, he suddenly decides Sarah would be perfect for his VP or SOS"
I think some people in this post lack reading comprehension skills. Newt was merely responding to a question asked of him in an honest manor. I like how he handled the question.
I'm not committed to any candidate, and there are several no-way-in-hell choices. As for Gingrich/Santorum/Perry, they are all about the same to me, with their own unique pluses and minuses. A lot of minuses! But, if one of them joined forces with Palin as veep, yes, that would be enough for me to go all-in, and support them, with time and money. It would finally break the log-jam for me. (not that I particularly expect to see this scenario).
It sounded reasonable to me. I don't think Palin wants to run for anything, but I don't see any reason Gingrich should have said he wouldn't consider her (which would have been the other response he could have given).
Why is he being criticized for making an honest statement? He'd consider her and probably several other people, and they, for their part, would also have to consider whether they wanted to run with him. That sounds reasonable to me.
Before its over newt will grab a shovel and try to dig up Ronald R.
You got that one wrong. What Newt should have said is that he can't answer the question because if he answers yes freepers like Krankor will criticize him for transparently pandering to Palin supporters and if he answers no freepers like Krankor will criticize him for insulting Palin supporters.
Only President or Chief of staff would do. Either way she controls the agenda.
Brilliant move by Newt.
it shows conclusively that Gingrich has ALWAYS admired Palin.
all this "he's just pandering" nonsense is just the desperate plea's of those supporting others.
I would have done anything for Sarah Palin.
I even drove 2700 miles round trip to witness her announcement speech in Indianola, Iowa.
Well we know how that turned out. She quit again in the dark of night on the Mark Levin Show. I was very disappointed.
And then I got hooked by 999. I donated to a buffoon, but little did I know, cause I was a Anyboby but Romney guy. Yeah, a real tough guy....LOL
And then I went all in for Newt. I met Newt in Connecticut a year and a half ago. I was very impressed.
I sent Newt's Campaign in Iowa a plan for victory. They did opposite.
Newt's disintegration this week has been more precipitous as was Edmund Muskie's.
Who would ever imagine Newt the crybaby, pandering wimp?
I'm so glad he's unraveling now before he gets more of a chance to fool the voters.
What you saw sitting on that loveseat (not a couch) with Nancy Pelosi was exactly what you saw!!
He would be as big a disaster as Obama....well almost.
So who an I left with?
As usual.........the lesser of two evils. If it comes to that I will vote Mitt and pray for his success.
You never know....maybe he will surprise us.
I am not moderate nor ignorant. Just google me.
And I don't get kickbacks from Chris Dodd now that he has the best job in his life.
Bring in Sarah, bring in my vote. I believe Sarah is honest, and only one honest politican would greatly improve the Congress crap ratio.
No way. Been there - done that!
She'll either be top of the ticket or something entirely diffferent.
"Newt haters are jack offs... you know what a jack off is dont you?"
Ooh, ooh! I know, I do! I do! Call on me, call on me!
Newt sent a couple of his campaign workers, Jack and Jill, up a hill to fetch a pail of water, but they were playing `grab-ass' and Jack fell down and suffered a severe hematoma, and Jill came tumbling after.
So he had to decide whether to lay Jill or Jack off.
Right? Am I right? Well, huh? Am I? Hmmm? I'm close?
And the optomist in me says he has been reading my tag line for 2 months.
As recently as January of this year, Newt said:
"I think that she's got to slow down and be more careful and think through what she's saying and how's she's saying it. There's no question that she's become more controversial."
Furthermore, in 2008: Gingrich says Palin will not be the future GOP leader.
So paraphrasing your comment, all this nonsense about how Newt has ALWAYS admired Palin is just a desperate plea by those who want to believe him.
Gee....someone friendly to the gas and oil industry vs the a**wipes we have now? I,m all in for Newt if he means it...
Ah, grow up!
But then came the immigration comment, and at that point he dropped off my list, and was replaced with Bachmann. I had previously also sent money to Romney, and it was looking like my choice would probably be him since Cain faded fast before the vicious personal attacks he suffered under.
Yes, it probably would be pandering due to his sinking in the polls, but right now ANY candidate among whom I considere the contenders (Mitt, Rick S., Bachmann) would win me over by selecting Palin (if she so decides - I doubt it) --- and now that would include Newt even though it probably has more to do with his (sudden) poor numbers in the contest.
Just as Palin on the McCain ticket really won me over, the same would be true in 2012 for me.
But again, just because Newt likes her and would want her on the ticket, doesn't mean she is interested. To be frank, as soon as I dropped Newt the first go around, his supporters in what I consider much more rude manner than any Paul supporters ever have - they attacked me because I was leaning Romney. My thoughts were, and are, that even Newt himself doesn't want those kind of supporters who only (really) turn off others with such attitude.
But if Newt is smart enough to win over Palin to his ticket, yup, I on board again! --- but not to break some bad news to Newt supporters, when I listen to her very carefully, I got a gut that even if she would consider a VP run again, she really isn't on any Injun attack party against Romney... that fact makes me think, she might consider running VP under Romney, don't be surprised.
As for Paul supporters, again I have always admired the guy but I just don't think he can beat Obama --- and that is very important to me.
Good luck Newt, Palin may be your last hope. Better kiss her nice! (I wish I COULD!) --- and watch out for Rick S.! He's on my radar now, too, I am giving him a good look as one of my choices.
I'd love to see Sarah Palin as Secretary of the Interior replacing Ken the Kowboy Salazar and undoing all the mischief he's created.
Make her Energy Secretary, and instruct her to close down the department.
Perhaps... but his answer is a good one...and for all the right reasons. I have ideas for a dream Cabinet..and she is at the top of any list. She's going to be involved and play a role in turning this country around.
I wish her well.
And I wish all our candidates well; this has to be the hardest thing for a person to consider. A run for high office is way beyond what most of us could do.
Sarah no. Rubio or Allan West yes. IMO
Or both. The two departments should be combined.
And I think energy secretary is what she may want to do. When asked whom she may endorse, she has said that the number one criteria would be the candidate's energy policy.
If you'll look on Newt's website, his energy policy is a framework that I think Sarah could work well within, and the specifics could have come from her own mouth.
She wants no part of a campaign, it seems, so yes, I hope Newt is talking with her about the energy secretary post.
And the pessimist in me says look at what he's said and done the fourteen years since.
Timber, I have seen your other posts ... under all circumstances you hate Newt. Over 20 years in office, and he has a ACU rating of 90. His "conservative" creds are better than anyone else in the race. ANYONE. Furthermore, he has accomplished more for conservatives than the rest of the field combined. You seek someone who is without blemish ... well, sorry to break your bubble, but Jesus is not running. We are going to have to accept a candidate that is not perfect, no matter who gets it.
The difference between you and I is, I know that Newt would destroy Obama in debates as well as in the spin cycle of a general campaign, because he is the only candidate we have now that has actually led this country at a national level that can attack Obama on EVERY front. You put your faith in those who are either unaccomplished (Bachman has never authored a single piece of legislation and will not carry Iowa, the state she was born in), could not even carry thier own state (Santorum, who lost his seat when he supported Arlen "turncoat" Spectre), or who have a much more liberal background than Newt when it counted (when in office ... Perry, the former Democrat).
Your continuous attacks on Newt do nothing to solve the weaknesses of your own prefered candidates, all they do is help to ensure Romney is the nominee. When that occurs, I am sure you will be moaning, yet I doubt you will see any of your own culpability for it happening.
Once the Supreme Court overturns Obamacare, the economy is likely to go on the uptick. What would Romney run on then? Not that he has much to run on economically anyway, what with MA ranking 47th in job creation while he was governor.
Newt is a historian who knows everything about America, teaches military generals, stood with Reagan in defeating communism, has articulated the threat of Islamic militants better than any candidate, has a bold tax policy endorsed by Reagan's economists (Romney's is almost identical to Obama's with higher taxes on those making $200,000+), has a strong pro-life and pro-marriage record, etc.
You should. Start searching his YouTube videos. He's been on Fox News repeatedly over the last 10 years. He was not there as a liberal commentator. He agreed with Hannity 90% of the time, not Colmes. These negative ads pick out tiny moments and it's confusing how so many people are trusting them hook, line and sinker.
That's just disingenuous. In both the links you put there, Newt praises Palin. He simply analyzed her honestly and said she not become the #1 leader of the GOP. He was right, she didn't. Newt gave a fair and accurate analysis as he always tries to.
I'll vote for Newt expecting him to govern the way he did successfully in the past, rather than vote for Mitt and expect him to do the opposite of everything he did in the past. 47th in job creation during Mitt's governorship doesn't compare to 11 million jobs created while Newt was Speaker of the House. Nevermind Mitt's support of abortion and gay marriage while Newt passed anti-partial birth abortion laws and never once conceded to the gay lobby even though his own sister is gay. We know where Newt stands on policy and on economics and it's in a very good place.
I think people need to form a solid opinion based on what a candidate has done in 90% of their life. It is silliness to let one incident on one day or one headline sway your opinion as if it has more weight than a candidate's lifetime record.
It's amazing how casually folks throw out the word "hate" when other folks (like me) point out inconvenient facts about their preferred big government candidate. FYI, I don't hate Newt Gingrich, but I don't want him anywhere near the presidency.
We are going to have to accept a candidate that is not perfect, no matter who gets it.
No we don't. It's attitudes like yours that the GOP-E counts on to keep on nominating and electing RINOs. If Romney, Gingrich, or even Paul is the nominee, then I write in Sarah Palin's name and then go home and sleep peacefully with a clear conscious.
No more "nose holding" and voting for "lesser evils" ever again!
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Are you ready for Mardi Gras 2011? Several parades and balls were held last weekend, but officially Carnival isn't in full swing until this Friday. For the latest news, community photos, videos and parade updates throughout Mardi Gras 2011, be sure to visit our Mardi Gras page.
Hermes - Uptown, 5:30 p.m.
d'Etat - Uptown, 6 p.m.
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GULF SHORES, Alabama -- Fans who came to Hangout Fest wanting to see The Flaming Lips got an early taste of the band early Saturday afternoon.
When travel delays kept Robert DeLong from making his scheduled 1:30 p.m. set, Flaming Lips side project Spaceface filled in on the fly.
Spaceface does not include Lips frontman Wayne Coyne, but Coyne stepped up to the microphone before the set to introduce Spaceface.
"This is just something that happens when you try to get all these freaks together in one place," Coyne said as Spaceface walked on stage. "We're all disappointed that we can't see Robert, but let's turn that disappointment into excitement because you get to see a great band."
The Flaming Lips are scheduled to perform on the Chevrolet Stage (on the east end of the festival's beach area) at 7:15 p.m.
DeLong's travel delay was the second schedule change on the Boom Boom Tent today. Festival organizers announced that Chance the Rapper would not be able to perform his 7:15 p.m. set due to illness. Moon Taxi will perform a second set during that time slot, meaning the Memphis rock band will be on stage at the Boom Boom Tent from 4:45 p.m. to 6:00 and then again from 7:15 to 8:45.
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PARSIPPANY — Township police are searching for the burglar who broke into Krauszer's Food Store and stole $2,000 and 80 cartons of cigarettes early Tuesday morning.
Officer Brian Conover responded to the Parsippany Road convenience store at 5:05 a.m. Tuesday on a report of a burglary that had occurred overnight, police said. The store is open from 5 a.m. to midnight everyday, a store employee told NJ.com Wednesday.
Conover saw from outside the store that the bottom of the glass door was shattered and that the lottery machine and cash register were on the floor near the sales counter, police said. Soon Conver and Officer Robert Smolen entered Krauszer's to check for suspects, but came up empty, police said.
Parsippany police are asking anyone with information regarding the incident or residents who see anything suspicious to contact them at 973-263-4300.
The Parsippany police department's investigative division is still investigating the burglary.
The Morris County Sheriff's Department also responded to the scene.
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France: Too early to cheer Iran nuclear talks
(AP) PARIS - France's foreign minister is warning against unguarded optimism over this week's talks between Iran and six leading world powers over Tehran's nuclear program.
Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius says "it's too early to draw conclusions." He says any gestures toward Iran should be "prudent" given past difficulties in getting Iran to provide more information about its nuclear activities.
Fabius' comments to French legislators on Thursday contrast with more optimistic comments from some other participants at this week's Iran nuclear talks in Geneva. He said France "does not confuse appearances with reality."
Top negotiators announced a follow-up round of Iranian nuclear talks early next month in Geneva and described progress in efforts to reduce international fears that Tehran is seeking nuclear weapons. Tehran says it only wants nuclear energy.
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