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CHICAGO -- My grandfather swears to this day that he only met my grandmother because he passed up tickets to a Giants game to go on a blind date. In a way, I guess it's ironic that the only reason I exist is because a man missed a baseball game.
Fifty-two years later, he's sitting with 38,000 other people at Wrigley Field, two of them his son and his grandson, watching two last-place baseball teams.
That last part sums it up best. Last place. Franklin Morales and Paul Maholm were the two starting pitchers. The Red Sox lineup featured such standouts as Scott Podsednik, Darnell McDonald and Kelly Shoppach. The Cubs came in at 21 games under .500, on pace to set a franchise record for losses. There were plenty of reasons not to be excited about Sunday night's game. For some reason, I was.
I've watched enough baseball with both my dad and my grandpa that going to a game with both of them is a pretty standard routine. When you spend enough time with someone, there comes a time when you can accurately predict what they're going to do next. Somehow I knew my grandpa would have plenty of complaints about the new video board at Wrigley, I knew my dad was going to compile what seemed like a metric ton of empty peanut shells under his seat by the end of the game, and I knew, probably more than anything else, that my grandpa would shake his head and mutter "typical" when the Sox blew the lead. That's just how it works. Yet, on Sunday night it all felt a little different.
In fact, the whole game felt differently than I had expected. The crowd was surprisingly lively. Each pitch brought a buzz, one I hadn't noticed before. Sure, it wasn't a playoff atmosphere, but for the middle of June, I was impressed.
The easy answer is, of course, that it was Father's Day. That certainly had something to do with it. And if you asked any dad who was at Wrigley with his son or his daughter, they would certainly say that it was special. But I think it was something more.
I'll never forget the look on my dad's face after Aaron Boone hit the 11th-inning home run that sent the Yankees to the 2003 World Series over the Red Sox. From the moment the ball left the bat, my eyes were filled with tears. I'm not quite sure what I expected my dad's reaction to be, but the last thing I ever would have guessed would be a smile. Yet, he looked at me, nodding almost inevitably, and flashed a thin, heartbreaking smile. I could tell that he was trying harder than anything in the world not to break down with me. But it was that expression, the smile that said, "Now you understand," that will stay with me forever.
Father's Day, like most holidays, is a day that gives us an excuse to wrap gifts and to say things to the people we love that we should say every day but don't. We live in a weird world, where it would seem strange to tell your father how much he means to you on a daily basis. Instead, we have a holiday.
I think it all started to make sense around the time that the ball left the bat of David DeJesus in the bottom of the ninth inning. The bases were loaded. The Cubs were down by four. The ball looked gone. From the second he made contact, everyone in the park was standing. My grandpa's groan seemed louder than anything else. The ball carried towards the ivy in center. Somehow it ended up in Ryan Kalish's glove, as he crept closer and closer to the wall. My dad breathed a sigh of relief as he turned to me, and that's when I saw it. The smile. The same one that had greeted me after Boone's home run, the same one that started it all.
Some things in life are universal. The love for a game is certainly one of those things, but the love for another person is perhaps the strongest of them all. When both of them can exist simultaneously, it's a special moment.
And that's what I felt on Sunday night. It wasn't October. It wasn't a battle for first place. But it mattered. In some strange way it mattered more than anything else in the world. Maybe it was because it was Father's Day, but I think it was something a little more than that.
There's that old saying that every new day is a gift. It's easy to forget that sometimes, especially during baseball season, when the games seem to roll on endlessly. Sometimes it takes a holiday to remind us of who matters most in our lives. Sometimes all it takes is a long fly ball to center field.
Sometime during the middle innings of Sunday night's game, I looked at my dad and grandpa, and thought of the improbable odds that 52 years ago we'd all end up at Wrigley Field some day together. Life has a funny way of working out. As my grandpa will tell you, sometimes the most important game of your life is the one you miss.
Alex Convery writes for Fire Brand Of The American League. You can follow him on Twitter here.


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Gary Lindner
President and CEO
In 2010, Gary Lindner became President & CEO. Since then, PeopleFund, a non-profit 501 (c) (3) has grown from a 5 county central Texas service area to a statewide lender (254 counties) with enormous social and economic impact. He hired a high energy staff, and successfully opened seven PeopleFund offices across the state, and tripled outstanding loans. From 2004-2015, Mr. Lindner has been responsible for 6,000 Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) loans to Texas small businesses. Previously, he was Chief Operating Officer at ACCION Texas from 2004-2010 where he quadrupled the outstanding loan portfolio to over $30 million. Mr. Lindner also was SVP of a private insurance company and set profitability records. During his distinguished 29 year military career, he flew intensive air combat missions in Southeast Asia, followed by a series of increasingly challenging flying, staff, and three CEO assignments. He achieved the rank of Colonel and Command Pilot status. An Air Force Academy graduate, Mr. Lindner earned a master's degree from Auburn University. He has served on numerous local, regional, state and national non-profit boards.
Rocio Vallejo
Director of Lending, Education & Training
As Director of Lending, Education & Training Rocio is passionate about entrepreneurship; for the last 10 years she has devoted her time to assisting small business owners with access to capital and business development. She also held management roles in national banks with Texas locations. Before joining PeopleFund, Rocio was responsible for central Texas loan production and portfolio management for Accion Texas, Inc. Rocio holds an MBA in Business Management from Texas A&M–Commerce. In 2011, Rocio, her husband, and her two small children moved from their hometown, El Paso, to the Austin area and have enjoyed every minute of what the Greater Austin community has to offer their family. Rocio is responsible for statewide loan production and ensure we have loan products responsive to the need of our clients.
Julia Dunn
Chief Financial Officer
As Chief Financial Officer, Julia is responsible for monitoring all internal financial and accounting controls, provides financial modeling and analysis experience to the Executive Team and program staff. Julia has twenty years of non-profit accounting and finance experience. She began her career at KPMG in Dallas and worked as an Audit Manager for non-profit engagements. Additionally, she has served as Director of Finance for several non-profit agencies. Julia received her Bachelor's Degree in Accounting and an MBA (Accounting Emphasis) from Texas Tech University.
Amber Cooney
Director of Development & Communications
In her role as Director of Development and Communications, Amber is responsible for PeopleFund's comprehensive development strategy, including managing donor relations, community investment, fundraising, and grant writing. She also oversees the organization's external messaging, special events, community programs, public relations, and online presence. Amber also advocates for policy action and legislation that supports economic development and community growth. Originally from Pennsylvania, Amber relocated to Austin to complete her degrees in History and Government from the University of Texas. Prior to joining PeopleFund in 2012, Amber created and directed the Texas Stars Foundation, as well as managed volunteer and youth services for the American Red Cross.
Laura Shock
Director of Underwriting & Risk Management
In her role as Director of Underwriting and Risk Management, Laura is responsible for analyzing each loan request for associated risk and compliance with internal credit policy and alignment to PeopleFund's mission to create economic opportunity and financial stability for underserved populations. She believes that small businesses are the key to local economic development and sustainability. Prior to joining PeopleFund, Laura worked as a Credit Products Officer in the Austin Business Banking group at Bank of America. She has held commercial underwriting positions with KeyBank in Seattle and GE Capital in Chicago. Laura received her Bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She is a registered yoga teacher and active mentor through Africa Yoga Project in addition to volunteering with several local non-profit organizations.
Shay Erickson
Director of Operations
Shay joined the PeopleFund staff in April 2010 and has over 14 years of administrative and managerial experience. Shay earned a Bachelor's degree from University of Wisconsin at Madison and a Master's Degree in Counseling from St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas. Throughout her career she has volunteered with several non-profit organizations, and currently divides her time between her budding psychotherapy practice and providing support to PeopleFund's growing programs and services.
Ardina Washington
Loan Administration Manager
As Loan Administration Manager, Ardina supports the lending team in assessing best practices and products for PeopleFund's clients. Previously, Ardina held the title of the Economic Development Manager for the City of Fort Worth's Housing and Economic Development Department where she oversaw the City's incentive programs, including tax abatement, economic development program grants, enterprise zones, public improvement districts, and tax increment financing. She was with the City of Fort Worth for more than twelve years and contributed to the creation of eight of the City's 11 active tax increment financing districts and negotiated several tax abatement and economic development program agreements. Ardina graduated with honors, earning a Bachelor's degree and an MBA from Tarleton State University, a part of the Texas A&M University System. She is a Certified Economic Development Finance Professional (EDFP) through the National Development Council. She has served in many non-profit organizations as a member or Board member.
Jess Rumph
Assistant Loan Administrator
Jess joined the PeopleFund team as an Operations intern in the summer of 2016 and was quickly promoted to Assistant Loan Administrator, where she interfaces with clients to ensure they understand the loan repayment process. Jess's responsibilities include supporting the lending and finance teams, maintaining loan processing, and client engagement. Jess is an 8 year veteran of the Air Force and will graduate this fall with a Bachelor's Degree from Ashford University in Human Resource Management. She is the proud wife to an Army Officer and embraces the military community.
Patricia Colomo Baray
Senior Underwriter & Portfolio Manager
Patricia joined Peoplefund as a Development and Finance intern and was quickly promoted because of her experience and work ethic. She graduated in December 2012 from the University of Texas with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a minor in Business Administration. Prior to joining Peoplefund, she assisted a UT professor with her research about the socioeconomic returns in education in developing countries and volunteered in other organizations, such as Latinitas, Candlelighters, and the American Cancer Society.
Ava Villegas
In her role as Underwriter, Ava structures and underwrites loans that have a community impact in Texas communities, and analyzes each loan request for associated risks and compliance with internal credit policy. Prior to joining PeopleFund, Ava worked as a Business Finance Analyst. She assisted with financial systems and management of her client's financials and growth. She consulted with clients one-to-one in building their financials to help them better understand the use of financial tools for their strategic use in accessing capital. Ava earned her Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin, with an Honors Business Foundations Certificate, and is currently pursuing her Actuarial Certification (CERA). Ava is passionate about leadership and promotes small business development, entrepreneurship, and finance among woman, minorities, and low-income communities. She founded JetsetHer, a magazine for woman entrepreneurs; working for PeopleFund has empowered Ava to share and assists other aspiring entrepreneurs to find capital and education to build successful businesses. She is an avid reader, enjoys building, coding websites and algorithms, and shares healthy fitness goals with her family.
Grant Bennett
Grant joined the PeopleFund team as intern in August of 2014. Grant was hired full time as the Lending Support Officer in October 2014 after showing tremendous aptitude and a desire to further PeopleFund's mission. He was hired as an Underwriter in March 2016 and is looking forward to the new challenges and opportunities of working with the underwriting and risk management team. Grant grew up in Jackson, Ohio and joined the Army out of high school. He served two combat deployments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Grant currently serves in the Texas National Guard as a Non-Commissioned Officer of the Airborne Infantry. He is pursuing a BBA in Management at St. Edward's University.
Marisol Montoya
Senior Loan Officer - Dallas
Mari joined the PeopleFund in April 2012. As Loan Officer, she is responsible for introducing new clients to PeopleFund and working with them throughout the loan process. Mari's addition to the PeopleFund team is helping grow new client relationships in the newly acquired Dallas-Ft. Worth office. Mari has over 10 years of nonprofit experience in areas such as management, grantmaking, microlending, education & prevention initiatives, and consulting.
Nini Diana Gutierrez
Senior Loan Officer - Houston
Nini joined the PeopleFund team as a loan officer in November 2014. Nini brings over 8 years of experience in banking and customer service. She holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Houston-Downtown in Communication Studies and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Non-profit Management. Nini uses her passion for small businesses and economic growth in Houston to guide new clients through the loan process and stands by them as they head towards success.
Erika Hersh
Loan Officer - Fort Worth
Erika joined the PeopleFund team in October 2012 and serves as the Fort Worth Loan Officer. She is responsible for guiding new clients through the loan process and developing partnerships throughout the Fort Worth footprint. Originally from Oklahoma, Erika relocated to Texas for new career opportunities. Before her arrival at PeopleFund, she worked for Reconciliation Outreach, a non-profit organization in East Dallas. Her diverse background includes experience in lending administration, community outreach, and business assistance & education. She attended Southeastern Oklahoma State University and has a passion for helping the underserved realize their potential.
Jessica Hernandez
Loan Officer - Greater San Antonio
Jessica joined the PeopleFund team in the summer of 2016, and comes to San Antonio by way of Southern California and El Paso, Texas. A finance graduate from the UTEP, Jessica has extensive experience in sales, administration, education, and the public sector. Empowered with a passion for helping others achieve their personal and professional goals, Jessica helps underserved entrepreneurs across South Central Texas reach the American Dream. Outside of the office, Jessica enjoys traveling and spending time with her family and friends.
Jemerell Rogers
Loan Officer - South Austin/San Marcos
As a loan officer with PeopleFund, Jemerell's core objective is to identify the financial needs of entrepreneurs in our community and provide access to capital and support to grow healthy small businesses. As a member of Austin's financial industry for over 11 years and operating his own business for 4 years, Jemerell is in tune with the obstacles faced by many PeopleFund clients. With a keen understanding of the traditional financial mainstream, Jemerell looks forward to creating opportunities to help small businesses thrive.
Marco Melendez
Loan Officer - North Austin/Waco
Marco joined the PeopleFund team in June 2014. As a loan officer for the north Austin and greater Waco areas, he is responsible for introducing clients to PeopleFund's mission and working with them throughout the loan process. He brings over 7 years of experience in banking, business lending, mortgages, counseling, and customer service. Fully bilingual, Marco is ready to assist PeopleFund's Spanish speaking clients as well. He is very involved in the community and has a commitment to helping small business owners find the capital they need to be successful.
Esther Lopez
Loan Officer - El Paso
Esther joined the PeopleFund team in early 2016 as a loan officer serving greater El Paso/West Texas. A native of El Paso, Esther has over 29 years of experience in banking, where she worked in several departments to grow her skills in finance, lending, and small business banking. Bilingual in English and Spanish, Esther has a strong commitment to our mission and professionalism to drive success. Active in the community. Esther volunteers her time for CASA of El Paso. She has been married for over 30 years, and has two children and one grandchild.
Jesse Sanchez
Loan Officer - Rio Grande Valley
Jesse joined the PeopleFund team September 2014 as the Loan Officer for the South Texas Region. His responsibilities include helping aspiring entrepreneurs get access to capital in addition to helping them grow through comprehensive technical support. In previous role, Jesse was the Business Advisor for the South Texas Region for Accion Texas. Before moving to Accion, Jesse worked on government contracting and also nurtured numerous successful entrepreneurial ventures. He is very excited to bring new energy to the fast developing South Texas market. Jesse currently serves as the Chair for the South Texas College Accounting Advisory Committee. He is a product of public schools in South Texas and received his BBA in Finance at The University of Texas at Austin.
Jennifer DuBose
SBA Loan Specialist
As SBA Loan Specialist, Jennifer assists the lending team and clients throughout the loan process. Her primary responsibilities include supporting the Director of Lending, loan administration and portfolio risk management. Jennifer has over 28 years of experience in banking and loan operations and holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration-Finance from Texas A&I University which is now known as Texas A&M at Kingsville.
Julie Goodson
SBA Loan Specialist
Julie brings years of experience to her role as SBA Loan Specialist, as well as expertise in commercial lending operations, SBA products, and construction loans. Originally from the Dallas area, Julie now lives in Austin and understands the needs small business owners face across Texas. She holds a degree from the University of North Texas and prior to PeopleFund she worked with mainstream banks and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Outside of the office, Julie is an active member of her community, volunteering with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, painting, and practicing yoga.
Natalie Despiau
Women's Business Assistance Center Manager
Natalie joined the PeopleFund staff in the fall of 2016 to manage the newly-created Women's Business Assistance Center. With over 20 years of bilingual experience in banking, retail, education, and hospitality, Natalie brings a thorough understanding of small business accounting, administration, and sales. A previous small business owner, Natalie understands the challenges faced by female entrepreneurs and in her role she will oversee women-focused business advising, programming, and financial education for the Dallas/Fort Worth region. Outside of the office, Natalie continues her commitment to women in business, volunteering as a SCORE consultant and staying involved in her community.
Jackie Ramos
Bloom Lab Manager
Jackie Ramos first joined the PeopleFund team in May 2015 to support lending and education programs in the greater San Antonio region. She was promoted to Bloom Lab Manager in Spring 2016 to oversee daily operations of the women's coworking and education space, as well as provide financial guidance to PeopleFund clients. Jackie graduated from Texas State University with a degree in accounting and is currently pursuing her MBA from Texas A&M. Armed with a passion for advancing women in entrepreneurship and accounting/finance/audit experience, Jackie works to advance PeopleFund's mission of creating economic opportunity for all. Outside of the office, Jackie is a member of the National Association for Black Accountants and enjoys fitness, music, and football.
Emily Neie
Development & Communications Specialist
Emily joined the PeopleFund team as a Development and Communications intern, and was promoted to Development Specialist in December 2014. She graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a B.A. in English and Rhetoric and Writing, as well as a Business Foundations certificate. Prior to her experience at PeopleFund, Emily worked as an administrative intern at the Harry Ransom Center where she was delighted to be surrounded by archives of her favorite authors and artists. She believes PeopleFund's mission is a vital part of creating stable, educated, diverse communities that create opportunity for all, not just a limited few.
Jadeline Cao
Communications & Operations Specialist
A passion for empowering underserved populations is what brings Jadeline to PeopleFund. A former Development and Communications Intern in 2013, she returns to the organization in February 2016 to serve as the Communications and Operations Specialist. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology and Urban Studies from the University of Texas, where she cultivated her passion for social services and non-profit work. Prior to (re)joining the PeopleFund team, Jadeline explored Austin's social service landscape as Projects Coordinator at a boutique non-profit consulting firm, and honed her development and communications skills at a start-up international development nonprofit.
Katherine Sobel
Education & Training Specialist
Katherine joined the PeopleFund family in June of 2016 as the Education and Training Specialist. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Family and Consumer Sciences from Texas State, and is now working on her Master's degree in Community Improvement through Texas Tech. In her role, Katherine focuses on the sustainability of PeopleFund clients through education, training, and outreach. Some of her responsibilities include matching clients with volunteers that may help them with an aspect of their business, administering and tracking pre- and post-loan education, and coordinating educational events such as PeopleVET and Emprende. Katherine is passionate about economic opportunity for all and committed to serving underserved populations. She believes that through education, anything is possible. In her spare time, Katherine can be found reading, cooking, or taking a class.
Lisa Terrazas
SBA Client Liaison
Lisa joined PeopleFund in 2014 as a contractor responsible for nurturing relationships with People Fund's 50+ SBA Microloan clients, performing site visits, and connecting them with resources to ensure their success. Her diverse experience includes over ten years of various roles in finance, accounting, project management and professional development. She received a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from Southern Methodist University and a Master's degree in Professional Counseling from Texas State University. In addition to helping our small business clients, Lisa also provides counseling for personal growth to individuals and couples in her psychotherapy practice.
Jalkeetna Brady
Customer Service Representative - Houston
Jalkeetna Brady joined PeopleFund in March 2015 as a Customer Service Representative at our Houston office. She graduated from Jackson State University with a BA in Business Management, and has worked in customer service for 16 years across several states before joining the PeopleFund team. Jalkeetna assists the Houston loan officer with preparing loan packages and maintaining a high standard of client communications and relationship-building.
Carlos Garcia
Customer Service Rep - SA
Carlos Garcia joined PeopleFund in February 2016 as a Customer Service Representative in our San Antonio office. He attended the Art Institute of Dallas and the University of Texas Pan American studying commercial art and design. He has an eclectic and broad professional background, at one point serving as a Deputy Sheriff, an academic admissions and career officer, and most recently working as a loan officer. He has been involved in several nonprofit organizations across Texas and Florida, and continues to direct, produce, and write music in the Miami music and film industry.
Diana Meneses
Customer Service Representative - DFW
Diana joined the PeopleFund team in September 2015 as a customer service representative supporting the greater Dallas/Fort Worth region. Fully bilingual in English and Spanish, Diana brings years of experience in customer service. In addition to her work supporting our North Texas lending team, Diana is pursuing her degree in business management. Prior to PeopleFund, Diana worked as a loan processor for a national consumer lender. In her role, Diana will support our lending team in loan processing, customer service, and office administration, bringing her positive attitude and commitment to small business success.
Preston Anderson
Lending Support Officer
Preston joined the PeopleFund team in August 2016 as a Finance intern and was quickly promoted to Lending Support Officer for his exceptional talent and passion for community development. In his current role, he supports the lending team to ensure effective client assistance and comprehensive mission delivery. Preston graduated in May 2016 from Baylor University with a double major in Finance and Social Entrepreneurship and is eager to use his education to serve those who are most in need. Preston developed his passion for economic inclusion during his travels to Peru, Zambia, and the Dominican Republic, where he worked closely with low income communities and enhanced microfinance and micro-credit opportunities.
Julie Ahmadi
Office Assistant
Julie joined the PeopleFund team in December 2015 as an office assistant. In her role, Julie is the smiling face that greets PeopleFund clients, partners, and guests from the front desk. Julie also supports operations and communications initiatives, providing the administrative support that keeps our organization running. Outside of the office, Julie enjoys spending time with her grandchildren, taking walks with her cockapoo, crafts, reading and traveling. Julie is working for PeopleFund in partnership with AARP.
Charles McElrath
SDDC President
Charles has an outstanding background in commercial lending, finance, and non-profit management leadership. In 2004 he joined the staff at the non-profit Southern Dallas Development Corporation (SDDC) as a Vice President in commercial lending department and within eight months he became the President and CEO. He helped revitalize SDDC. Under his leadership SDDC and the two affiliates (Southern Dallas Development Fund and Dallas Business Finance Corporation) helped numerous businesses obtain over $50 million in much need capital. In 2010, he was instrumental in helping SDDC create a fourth loan program (Southern Dallas Small Business Loan Program) to increase the amount of capital available to small businesses in the City of Dallas. He has a passion for helping businesses located in low to moderate income census tract areas. Prior to joining SDDC, he had a stellar career in lending and financing with several major financial institutions including Comerica Bank, Merrill Lynch, and Bank of America. Charles McElrath graduated from Carleton College with a degree in Economics and he earned a M.B.A. from Baldwin Wallace College.
Carlotta Wheeler
SDDC Portfolio Manager
Carlotta joined Southern Dallas Development Corporation as a Loan Administrator in January 1991. Ms. Wheeler's responsibilities include maintenance of the loan ledger system, loan status reporting, loan document administration and review. Ms. Wheeler has helped to manage over 500 business relationships and loan programs totaling in excess of $200 million. Prior to joining SDDC, Ms. Wheeler was an Administrative Assistant at First National Bank of Chicago, Dallas Regional Office to five Vice Presidents and later promoted to Client Services Representative in the Cash Management Department serving national accounts for the Fortune 1000 clients located in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico and Louisiana. Ms. Wheeler has a B.S. in Education from Langston University, Langston, Oklahoma. She has served on several non-profit organizations as a member and board member.
Vicki Evans
SDDC Executive Assistant
Vicki started with the Southern Dallas Development Corporation in 1998, and over the past two decades, has provided exceptional customer service, clerical support, and administrative assistance to SDDC's team. Vicki oversees management of the office, operations and logistics, special event support as well as supporting board governance and community outreach. Vicki displays her confident and professional disposition as she assists clients, guests, board members, and staff in support of SDDC's economic development mission.
Joselynn Hudson
SDDC Accountant
Joselynn M. Hudson joined Southern Dallas Development Corporation in July of 2005 as an Accountant. She is responsible all bank transactions and reconciliations, loan payments, processing payroll and maintaining accounting records. Prior to joining SDDC, she worked for Capital Revenue Management Corporation as an accountant providing accounting and payroll services for various smaller businesses in Dallas. She graduated from Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississippi, with a B.S. in Finance and an M.B.A. She is married and has three sons. Her career plans brought her to Texas 31 years ago where she has since worked in accounting and payroll. Golf is her passion. She does volunteer work for the LPGA USGA Girls Golf. She also loves to travel and read.

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text: 000 FXUS65 KRIW 210851 AFDRIW Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Riverton WY 251 AM MDT Fri Oct 21 2016 .SHORT TERM...Friday through Sunday night All in all not a lot of concerns today as a ridge of high pressure will bring largely tranquil weather to the area through the weekend. But as always, there are a couple of flies in the ointment. Today looks like a mainly quiet day. With flow turning more westerly and more sunshine today, temperatures will warm when compared to yesterday, about 5 to 10 degrees when compared to Thursday. Tonight, a shortwave will move across the state. The NAM is showing some 50 knot wind barbs late tonight and Saturday near the Absarokas which could mean some gusty winds around that area. However, the GFS is not nearly as bullish and keeps them in the 30 to 35 knot range. In addition, the threat of strong winds would be limited mainly to areas around Clark, where impacts would be limited and this seams to happen every other day this time of year. As a result, we will not issue any high wind highlights. Dry weather is expected to continue into Saturday as well. With the tighter pressure gradient with southwest flow, winds will become gusty through the southwestern wind corridor. With warm temperatures and low humidity, fire danger may become elevated in areas which still have critical fuels. At this time, conditions look marginal for critical fire conditions. As a result, we will hold off on any highlights for now and let the day shift take a closer look. Sunday looks mainly dry as well. Temperatures will cool a few degrees but still remain above normal. With the less wind, fire danger should decrease somewhat as well. The models do show a system moving toward the area from the southwest and increasing moisture. However, any showers that do develop would be very late at night Sunday and be restricted to far southern Wyoming. There could be some increasing high clouds across the area however. .LONG TERM...Monday through Friday Models are in decent agreement through much of the extended with longwave troughs on each Coast with ridging of varying intensities in between them. Confidence through Wednesday is moderate, but quickly goes down late next week as models struggle if any energy in the northern stream in Canada is able to dig into the northern U.S. Thursday/Friday sending a back door cold front into the area. Monday and Monday night, models continue to show some moisture pushing north/northeast into the area in the southwest flow ahead of a distinct mid-level wave pushing across the Central Rockies Monday night. This combined with some weak right entrance region should result in mountain snow/valley rain showers over the west and south. Some of this activity could spill east of the Divide mainly in the Wind River Basin and Natrona County. Precipitation amounts are expected to be on the light side. By Tuesday, a fairly strong upper jet pushes into the northern Great Basin/Intermountain West with some left exit region dynamics overspreading western Wyoming. Also a fairly moist southwest flow will be present which will keep chances of mountain snow/valley rain ongoing mainly across the far west. Again precipitation amounts are expected to be light. By late Tuesday night into Wednesday, a drying trend is expected as the area transitions to the anti-cyclonic side of the jet and ridging takes hold again. Will have some slight pop across the extreme northwest. After Wednesday, models have been struggling on how much energy would be ejected east out of the longwave trough across the Northern Rockies, as well as how much energy would be able to slide south out of Canada. Some ensemble members suggest a backdoor cold front with some Canadian air could impact the area late next week. Have gone with consensus with little or no precipitation with continued above average temps, but again confidence is low due to model run to run variability. && .AVIATION.../12Z ISSUANCE/ Local mountain wave activity and surface wind gusts over 40 knots may be encountered north of KCOD, vicinity Clark through 15z Friday. Otherwise, VFR conditions will prevail with mostly light wind, 10 knots or less. One exception will be vicinity 50SM NE KRKS-KCPR where surface southwest wind 10-20 knots will prevail. Increasing ridge top wind after 03z Saturday will likely result in areas of LLWS developing Friday night vicinity KJAC, and along the east slopes of the Continental Divide - vicinity KCOD-KDUB-KLND. && .FIRE WEATHER... Today will be a dry day across the area with warmer temperatures. A southwesterly breeze will develop from Rock Springs through Natrona County. Relative humidity will fall into the teens at times today. However, critical fire conditions are not expected today since winds should not reach critical levels. Mixing and smoke dispersal will be generally fair to poor. Elevated fire danger is possible tomorrow in Natrona County with a combination of warm temperatures, low humidity and a gusty southwest wind. && .RIW WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... None. && $$ SHORT TERM...Hattings LONG TERM...WM AVIATION...AEM FIRE WEATHER...Hattings


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Josh Beckius was sentenced to prison at sixteen -- but sixteen years later, he has a second chance
I first encountered Josh Beckius, subject of "Redemption," this week's cover story, as a photograph in the Boulder newspaper. I'd read that some teenagers had been arrested in connection with a two-year-old murder at Basemar Cinema Savers, and here he was, a dark-haired kid posing with a baseball bat, beside an article saying he'd been sentenced to forty years -- at sixteen -- after pleading guilty to serving as a look out. Charlie Pa, the young man who actually killed Dayton James, was sentenced to 48 years.
I've always been appalled by the practice of putting kids away for long periods of time -- in most parts of the world, even the worst teenage criminals are given some chance at rehabilitation -- and the more I looked into the story, the more troubling I found Colorado's system of justice in general and the gentleman's clique that seemed to be running the Boulder courts at the time in particular.
I stayed in touch with Josh after his return to prison; we exchanged perhaps a couple of letters a year. He turned out to have a sensitivity to others that I wouldn't have expected, given his background. Early on, he wondered if I'd prefer not to get letters from him because the prison's return address might be embarrassing. He sent Chanukah rather than Christmas cards -- something few non-Jewish people think to do. And when I approached him about following up on the story I'd written about his situation back in 2000, "This Boy's Life," his primary concern was that it might distress Dayton James's daughters.
The update was sparked by an e-mail I got a few months back from Raymond Mallette, who had hired Josh about a month earlier and is working on a master's in management with a focus on criminal justice (he's since moved on to another job). "Josh is a great guy," he wrote, "and having an interest in the criminal justice system... I find myself needing to express that here is some 'good' the system has done. Josh is a 'yes sir' 'no sir' kind of employee. Today when I handed him his check, he thanked me for giving him a chance. My heart went out to him and I really wish I could do more to help him. I implore you to consider a 'follow-up' article. I'll talk to anyone necessary and see whoever I have to see to work with you on helping Josh find his way into society once again. Talk to me."
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It was nice seeing Josh walking toward me in that Boulder coffee shop and odd, too, to be revisiting a story into which I'd put so much effort and research over ten years earlier. I interviewed him more than once, and every time I found myself searching his eyes, trying to figure out who he was, if he'd really matured and reformed, if the transformation people talked about was real. He sometimes seemed slightly amused by my intensity, but his answer was always the same: He was going to do fine. He was going to atone for the wrongs he'd done. But things will get difficult sometimes, I persisted, and he was facing a very difficult economic climate. Better to be in a bad economic climate than where he'd been before, he said.
A lot of teenagers lose their entire lives in this justice system. Some of them are incorrigible. But others were trapped for minor crimes, criminal impulses they would have grown out of, or just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Many are still in solitary confinement -- and have been there far longer than the three and half years Josh endured. Each and every one of them has a story that should be told. (For many of these stories, see the Westword links below.)
I have no way of knowing how Josh's life will turn out, but I find myself hoping very strongly that he'll succeed. In a world filled with so much darkness and injustice, a single and persistent light can mean a lot.
For more about juveniles sentenced as adults in Colorado, read Luke Turf's "Headed for Trouble," which follows the Erik Jensen and Nate Ybanez case; as well as Alan Prendergast's story on how Governor Bill Ritter failed to commute the sentence of any juveniles, "Bill Ritters commutations draw praise, bitter rebukes" and his article on the Pendulum Foundation and juvenile sentencing, "Is trying juveniles as adults crule and unusual?" For more on clemency, read Prendergast's "Clemency for these six prisoners could save millions and serve justice -- so why won't Governor Ritter try it?" And for a Frontline piece on kids sentenced to life, click here.
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Real-time or current vintage: does the type of data matter for forecasting and model selection?
In this paper we investigate the impact of data revisions on forecasting and model selection procedures. A linear ARMA model and nonlinear SETAR model are considered in this study. Two Canadian macroeconomic time series have been analyzed: the real-time monetary aggregate M3 (1977-2000) and residential mortgage credit (1975-1998). The forecasting method we use is multi-step-ahead non-adaptive forecasting. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Skip to comments.UNREAL Obama Invites Egypts Muslim Brotherhood President to Meet Next Week...
Posted on 09/16/2012 6:16:10 PM PDT by TigerClaws
Unbelievable! Barack Obama invited Muslim Brotherhood Egyptian President Mohammad Morsi to meet with him in New York next week.
But, not Netanyahu.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lectured Barack Obama in the Oval Office on the dangers facing the Jews back in May 2011.
But Barack Obama wont meet with Israeli leader Netanyahu over Iran row. Hes going to be campaigning and on Letterman. Reuters reported:
The White House has rejected a request by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to meet President Barack Obama in the United States this month, an Israeli official said on Tuesday, after a row erupted between the allies over Irans nuclear programme.
An Israeli official told Reuters on condition of anonymity that Netanyahus aides had asked for a meeting when he visits the United Nations this month, and the White House has got back to us and said it appears a meeting is not possible. It said that the presidents schedule will not permit that.
Netanyahu has met with Obama on all the Israeli leaders U.S. trips since 2009.
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
MB tweets about how great anti-USA jihad is....gets invite to meet with Obama.
It's perfectly believable.
Why not chat with Hitlery's girlfriend? Saves a whole week...
But no time for Netanyahu.
Yes. Stop the violence until I'm elected.
lol...he knows there is nothing we can do about it.
One of them "half news, half satire" posts, huh?
Why is it unbelievable?
I listen to Boortz in the morning on the way to work. After the DNC he's spent some time bringing up the fact that all of obama's speeches are the same, almost word for word in some cases.
And in each and everyone of them, he says exactly what he is going to do. So, when I read folks on FR writing about how he doing everything he can to ruin the country, which I agree. But obama has been perfectly clear of his intentions.
Didn't he say that if the political winds changed, he would stand with muslims? doing exactly what he said he was going to do....again.
Be alert for the white house declaring that meeting with the Moslem Brotherhood is a step toward peace following in the tradition of Chamberlain going to Munich and achieving "peace in our time."
Yes, He said he is one of them.
We know he is.
He's like a bad boyfriend/girlfriend. Friends say there is no visible signs of loyalty, but the abused hangs on, wishing.
It's going to depend on how self loathing the country is and how much voter fraud can fill in the gaps, and then how much OB wants in or out.
Maybe he is as tired of all of it as we are of him and the prop masters are propping him up.
Birds of a feather flock together
Oslama's first and last priority is portray America as weak. Every decsicion revolves around that.
Consorting with the self-declared enemy!
U.S. constitution, Section 3, Article 3 states:
"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort.
He will be golfing.
Just one more indication of whose side BO is on, and we know it isn't ours.
Obama is not performing his duties any longer. He is not protecting us. Has he basically resigned from his presidental duties? Shouldn't he move out of the White House?
I kind of agree that he wants out. He's just plugging along, knowing that he has an army of morons to do his bidding, if he doesn't really want it.
I don't think he would care if he was re-elected. He'd travel the world as a hero to some and live the high life. Or, just spend another 4 years, doing absolutely nothing, playing golf, using AF1 for vacations and being the one that is in office while the country falls apart.
Maybe. I do think if he gets in again he will work very hard at doing what he does best.
Agreed. But, he'll just get out of the way of his puppet masters, whoever they are, travel, give speeches, bow to foreign leaders, etc etc etc etc etc. Same as he's done for the last 3.5.
Hell, people in his own party were the ones that slowed down this trainwreck. Next 4, its all over. And all he'll do is shrug his shoulders, blame Bush and say its not my fault, its Wall Sts, banks, insurance companies, pharmaceutical compaines, etc etc etc....same old sh*t from day one.
He'll go to the middle east and become dictator over the new muslim caliphate he's created with our tax dollars.
We're 16 trillion in debt, printing monopoly money just to get through the day, and he's still sending millions over to his buddies in the brotherhood.
Probably so.
WOW, I'm shocked! Are we saying that the unamerican, Muslim Unites States president would stiff arm an important ally but make room in his busy schedule to meet and reorganize anti-american protests with the Muslim Brotherhood? Say it aint so!
Well, she sure knew absolutely what she was talking about and now we know how and why he is so well informed..
.... it's a Barnum & Bailey World, just as phony as it can be.....
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"It has been 1 year, 5 months and 23 days since I've been on a softball field," said the sophomore, who has already battled through two knee injuries during her brief career. "I've been looking forward to softball for a long time."
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Absalom was once again dominant inside the circle as she fanned two in an inning of work. Falcone and Sliva each worked an inning.
DeLuca, who was playing with an injured finger, aggravated the injury in the first game and didn't play in the second.
St. John Central hosts Magnolia Wednesday on Amanda's Field in Bellaire. The first pitch is set for 5 p.m.
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St. John Central 14, Valley 1
Valley 001 – 1 0 4
St. John Central (11)3x – 14 8 1
Batteries: Harris, Bucher (1) and An. Sharpe. Absalom and DeLuca
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St. John Central (24)04 – 28 15 3
Valley 1 00 – 1 0 8
Batteries: Absalom, Falcone (2), Sliva (3) and Harris. Bucher, Harris (1), Cunningham (3), and An. Sharpe
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