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Evan Gentry sits down with athletic director Josh Snyder for his last interview as host for Sports Line. The two review the year in sports for the Coo and the historic year the student athletes of USF had.Read more
Evan Gentry sits down with athletic director Josh Snyder for his last interview as host for Sports Line. The two review the year in sports for the Coo and the historic year the student athletes of USF had.Read more
by Amy Elston So far, we've talked about higher education, ISIS, health care, and taxes. This week we will be taking a look on where Republicans stand on immigration. Ted Cruz has recently toughened his "stance" on immigration. The United States currently has 12 million illegal immigrants. During an interviewRead more
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The time off and extra week to prepare for the Bears, as well as scheduling the talented Memphis squad as the Homecoming opponent, turned out to be the wrong recipe for success.
The Choctaws never got started on Friday, suffering a punishing blow to their slim playoff hopes after dropping the non-district contest 40-0.
The shutout was the first time since a 41-0 thrashing at the hands of Brighton in the final game of the 2009 campaign that Dyer County has failed to put any points on the board, something that didn't set well with a guarded first-year head coach Barry Kendall afterwards.
"We didn't play well at all and when we have a game like this it's hard to come away with any positives," said Kendall. "We had a good defensive game plan and thought there were some things we could do offensively, but we just didn't come to play."
Kendall was putting it mildly.
The Choctaw offense, known for scoring points in a hurry with quick strikes to the end zone, was non-existent for the majority of the contest. DC quarterback Tucker Cozort was chased from start to finish by a speedy Bear defense, a unit that blew through the DC offensive line at will. Cozort finished 11-of-28 for 119 yards and one interception through the air and rushed 10 times for minus-31 yards.
The DC offense overall managed just 109 yards of total offense compared to 287 for Trezevant (7-2). The leading rusher for the Choctaws was Bryce Heathcott with 23 yards, all of which came on one carry near the end of the first half.
While the effort up front on the offensive line was challenged throughout the contest, DC was playing without lineman Garrett Walker and senior Caleb Reader was playing through the pain of a shoulder injury, something that didn't help DC any at all according to Kendall.
"They (Trezevant) were putting seven in the box and taking the run game away which forced us to throw it," added Kendall. "We've got some kids that are really banged up and the protection up front just didn't hold up to the pressure. Our quarterback got knocked around pretty good several times back there because of it."
The Choctaws couldn't catch a break against the Bears, and the bad luck started early.
After the Bears scored on their opening possession and converted a 2-point play for an 8-0 lead, the Choctaws fumbled the ensuing kickoff after a decent return from Devante Hill. The miscue put the Bears at the Choctaw 31-yard line. Four plays and just over a minute later, Bear quarterback Jordan Spencer tossed an 11-yard touchdown strike to Lamarcus Stewart.
Two series later, DC put together its best drive of the half and perhaps the entire game. After picking up two first downs on Cozort completions to Matthew Pease and Austin Richardson, the Choctaws looked poised to reach the end zone and gain some much-needed momentum.
Unfortunately for Dyer County, there would be no momentum built on this October night.
On first and 10 at the Bear 17-yard line, a Cozort pass to Heathcott was ruled a fumble on what appeared to be an incomplete pass. The Bears scooped the ball up and ended the threat, as well as any chance the Choctaws had of overcoming the deficit.
After moving the ball to the DC 48-yard line, Trezevant's Spencer ran up the middle and sprinted to pay dirt on second down. The 52-yard scamper proved to be the knockout punch, one the Choctaws never recovered from for the rest of the half as well as the game.
The Bears led 22-0 at the end of the quarter before adding 18 additional points in the second to take a commanding as well as convincing 40-0 lead at the half.
In the second half, while DC kept the Bears from reaching the end zone, they never reached the goal line either. With the mercy rule in effect, the clock moved rather swiftly as the Choctaws fell to 4-5 overall with an 0-4 mark in district play.
DC will end the regular season on Friday when Brighton rolls into Newbern for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
With one game remaining, Kendall remains optimistic despite the disappointment of the lopsided 40-0 loss to the Bears.
"I'm very disappointed with our performance tonight, but I still believe in this team and know that we have some good-character kids that are going to come out next week ready to play Choctaw football," he added. "At 5-5 we still have a shot at the playoffs, and Brighton is beatable."

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Jacob Haqq-Misra joins Far Infrared Surveyor team
VPL member Jacob Haqq-Misra has recently joined the science and technology definition team (STDT) for the Far Infrared Surveyor mission concept being studied by NASA to help identify exoplanet science goals. Congratulations Jacob! MORE>
VPL members comment on ancient air caught by shooting stars
A News & Views article in Nature by VPL members Kevin Zahnle and Roger Buick discusses a recent paper arguing that ashes of ancient meteors recovered in a 2.7-billion-year-old lake bed imply that Earth's upper atmosphere was rich in oxygen at a time when all other evidence implies the atmosphere was oxygen-free MORE>
"Limit Cycles" can reduce the width of the habitable zone
A recent paper by VPL members Jacob Haqq-Misra, Ravi Kopparapu, Natasha Batalha, Chester "Sonny" Harman, and Jim Kasting argues that terrestrial planets can maintain above-freezing conditions through cycling of CO2 in the atmosphere and crust, and recent calculations have suggested that planets near the outer edge of the habitable zone can oscillate between snowball states and warm states. Modeling work by these authors suggests that limit cycles such as this can occur, but previous calculations may have over-estimated their importance. Limit cycles can occur for planets orbiting sun-like stars for planets with CO2 outgassing rates similar to modern Earth, but limit cycling does not occur on planets orbiting dimmer stars. This work suggests that parent star type, volcanic activity, and seafloor weathering are important factors to consider for planetary habitability. MORE>
The outer edge of the habitable zone is affected by limits on CO2 outgassing rates
In this recent paper by VPL member Dr. Dorian Abbot, simple equations are used to estimate the climate and CO2 budget of a planet near the outer edge of the habitable zone. Planets near the outer edge of the habitable zone may not be able to stay warm if CO2 outgassing rates are insufficient to maintain a large amount of atmospheric CO2 against removal processes by silicate weathering. This work derives an analytical limit to the outer edge of the habitable zone based on these processes and shows that climate cycles between snowball and warm states are possible beyond the outer edge if the weathering rate in the snowball state is smaller than the CO2 outgassing rates. MORE>
Congratulations to recent VPL NPPs!
Three VPL students have recently been awarded fellowships by the NASA Postdoctoral Program! Peter Gao and Giada Arney were awarded NPPs to work at NASA Ames and NASA Goddard, respectively. Eddie Schwieterman has been awarded a NAI NPP to work with the NAI team at UC Riverside. Congratulations to all! MORE>
PNAS Habitable Zone feature includes VPL scientists
Understanding planetary habitability is important for characterizing exoplanets and selecting targets for future exoplant observing missions. One of the key issues relevant to planetary habitability is the concept of the "habitable zone." A recent feature in PNAS on the habitable zone features commentary by VPL scientists Shawn Domagal-Goldman, Ravi Kopparapu, Jim Kasting, and Ray Pierrehumbert. Also featured is a figure showing the Habitable Zone by VPL grad student Sonny Harman. MORE>
Congratulations to Shawn Domagal-Goldman!
VPL member Shawn Domagal-Goldman at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center has been honored with the Agency Early Career Achievement Medal! Congratulations, Shawn! MORE>
Early earth's air pressure was less than half of today's
A new study led by VPL researcher Sanjoy Som together with VPL members Roger Buick and David Catling and others implies that early Earth's atmospheric pressure 2.7 billion years ago was less than half of modern day. The researchers used gas bubbles trapped in ancient sea-level lava flows as a "paleobarometer". The sizes of the bubbles record the pressure of the atmosphere bearing down on the cooling lava billions of years ago. This low atmospheric pressure suggests that early microbes may have been consuming atmospheric nitrogen, but there was not an efficient process to release that consumed nitrogen back to the atmosphere like there is today. MORE>
Congratulations to Rory Barnes!
Rory Barnes of the UW astronomy department has been promoted to an Assistant Professor in astrobiology! Congratulations Rory! MORE>
Congratulations to new members of NASA STDTs!
NASA has convened Science and Technology Definitions Teams (STDTs) to study large telescope concepts for future direct imaging of exoplanets. Congratulations to Vikki Meadows, Tyler Robinson, and Shawn Domagal-Goldman who have been seletected as members of these teams! Vikki will be a member of the LUVIOR team, and Shawn will be the LUVIOR Deputy Study Scientist. Shawn is also a member of the HabEx STDT, as is Ty Robinson. Congratulations to all! MORE>
Dry planets help weed out false positive biosignatures
Terrestrial planets orbiting in the habitable zones of low mass stars may be extremely dry due to water loss from exposure to high energy UV radiation during their host stars' early evolution. VPL researchers Peter Gao, Tyler Robinson, Yuk Yung, and collaborators show that if such a planet outgassed a secondary atmosphere composed primarily of CO2, UV radiation can break up the CO2 molecules and produce large amounts of abiotic O2 and O3. O2 produced by this mechanism can reach up to 20% of the atmosphere if large amounts of water are lost. However, this should not present a great challenge for deciphering between biological and abiotic oxygen in an exoplanet atmosphere: the researchers show that the lack of water in the reflectance and emission spectra of these worlds clearly indicate that the oxygen signals are likely abiotic in nature. MORE>
Hints from selenium isotopes on the end-Permian mass extinction
VPL members Eva Stüeken, Roger Buick, and collabors studied isotope ratios of selenium, a trace element. Their results show that biological productivity of macro-organisms collapsed during the Permian-Triassic mass extinction, but the collapse was probably not caused by a shortage of nutrients. Other factors such as ocean acidification or perturbations of food webs may have been more important. MORE>
Congratulations to Aomawa Shields!
VPL member Aomawa Shields has been awarded the 2016 ASU Origins Project Postdoctoral Lectureship Award! This prestigous $10,000 award is offered to young scientists based on scholarly achievement and skills in science communication. Shields, who has a professional acting background in addition to her rigorous training as a scientist, will be resident at Arizona State University for a week and will offer a series of departmental colloquia and a large public lecture in early April. Congratulations Aomawa! MORE>
Geothermal heating enhances atmospheric asymmetries on synchronously rotating planets
Earth-like planets that orbit small, red stars (M-dwarfs) might be able to sustain liquid water on the surface and provide habitable conditions where life could develop. However, such planets orbit their parent star so closely that they are prone to fall into synchronous rotation so that one side of the planet always faces the star and is constantly heated. Their atmospheres can be at risk of collapsing into huge ice caps on the anti-stellar side, but the large-scale motions of the atmosphere can provide enough energy transport from the warm side to the cold side to keep the climate stable.VPL researchers Jacob Haqq-Misra and Ravi Kopparapu used a 3D climate model and found that geothemal heating from tides can warm the planets' night sides. The reasearchers find that cross-polar circulation can transport energy and mas from the day side to night side, contributing to climate stability. MORE>
Water clouds do not cool planets around low mass stars as much as previously believed
Planets in the habitable zone of low-mass, cool stars are expected to be in synchronous rotation, where one side of the planet always faces the host star. Previous studies using 3-D climate models have shown that, if a planet orbiting these low-mass stars is slowly rotating, thick water clouds form at substellar point (the point at which the star is directly overhead) increasing the reflectivity, and thus stabilizing the planet against increased warming at the inner edge of the habitable zone. However these studies did not use self-consistent orbital/rotational periods for synchronously rotating planets placed at different distances from the host star. VPL researchers Ravi Kopparapu, Jacob Haqq-Misra, Vikki Meadows and Jim Kasting, along with collaborator Eric Wolf, have shown that, using correct relations between orbital and rotational periods, the inner edge of the HZ around low mass, cool stars is not as close as the estimates from previous studies. MORE>
Dead or Alive? New ways to sniff out imposter biosignatures
Recent research has shown that planets orbiting cool stars are potentially susceptible to the accumulation of oxygen through abiotic processes. This is problematic as oxygen is considered an important target biosignature for future exoplanet observing missions. However, in a new study VPL researchers including doctoral student Edward Schwieterman and principal investigator Victoria Meadows have now shown that these "biosignature impostors" are accompanied by other signatures that would indicate their abiotic origin. If abiotic oxygen is produced through CO2 photolysis, CO would also be also be observable in transit transmission observations. If the abiotic oxygen is from a history of massive hydrogen escape, the substantial oxygen atmosphere that would remain could be identified by pressure-sensitive O4 features in transmission or reflected light observations. The paper has been accepted to the Astrophysical Journal Letters. VPL graduate students Giada Arney, Rodrigo Luger, Sonny Harman and researchers Shawn Domagal-Goldman, Drake Deming, Amit Misra, and Rory Barnes also contributed. A press release about this work can be found here. MORE>
A whiff of ancient oxygen supported by selenium isotopes
VPL researchers Eva Stüeken, Roger Buick, and Arial Anbar showed that there was a brief interval around 2.5 billion years ago when the flux of selenium into the ocean increased and isotopes were more fractionated. These data support previous indications that this period corresponds to a brief "whiff" of free oxygen, either globally or within microbial mats on land. Hence oxygen production must have started long before the great oxidation event at ~2.3-2.4 billion years ago, which in turn supports the idea that it takes a considerable amount of time to fully oxidize the surface of a planet, which has implications for the evolution of organisms that require oxygen to breathe. MORE>
The global selenium cycle
VPL researchers Eva Stüeken, Roger Buick, David Catling, and coauthors studied trends in selenium cycling over Earth's history and proposed a conceptual model, supported by data, of how the selenium cycle operates in the modern ocean. Their model supports the idea of oxidative weathering in the late Archean, before the Great Oxidation Event when oxygen levens in the atmosphere rose. Lastly, the data are consistent with an anoxic ocean throughout most of the Precambrian and oxygenation of the deep ocean in the Neoproterozoic. This work helped establish selenium isotopes as a biogeochemical redox proxy that we can now use to address astrobiological questions. MORE>
Rare and abundant microbial lineages in deep-sea hydrothermal vents
In every ecosystem studied to date, microbial diversity generally consists of a few dominant species, and many thousand rare species. However, we don't have a good understanding of what those rare groups are doing, or how they're distributed throughout the environment. VPL researchers Dr. Rika Anderson and Dr. John Baross examined the global distribution of rare and abundant microbial species in hydrothermal vent systems across the globe. They found that the abundant species tend to be the most successful taking over a given community as well as traveling across the globe-- they're both dominant and cosmopolitan. In contrast, the rare species are homebodies. They tend to appear in small numbers where they are found, and those rare groups don't travel around much. MORE>
The unusual architecture of the υ Andromedae planetary system
The star υ Andromedae has 3 known planets orbiting it, all three close to or greater than the size of Jupiter. Surprisingly, observations show that the orbits of the outer two planets are tilted relative to each other by about 30 degrees, which is very unusual in comparison with the solar system. A study led by VPL graduate student Russell Deitrick together with VPL members Rory Barnes, Tom Quinn, and Rodrigo Luger used computer models to learn more about this interesting planetary system. The researchers were able to place constraints on the inner-most planet's mass and orbital tilt, which were previously unknown. They found that the inner-most planet is likely to be several Jupiter masses, and its orbital plane is probably aligned about halfway between the planes of the outer two planets. MORE>


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Weather Underground Forecast for Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Tropical cyclone development is not anticipated across the eastern Pacific or the Atlantic Basin on Tuesday. Monsoonal moisture will continue to initiate widespread rain and thunderstorms across Mexico. These thunderstorms will develop over the western half of Mexico, as well as southern and central Mexico. The northeastern corner of the country will stay mostly clear of wet weather due to high pressure over the region. Mexico City can expect afternoon and evening thunderstorms with a high of 73(F)/ 22(C). Cancun will be partly cloudy with a high of 89(F)/ 31(C). A cluster of monsoonal thunderstorms will also impact parts of Belize, Guatemala and El Salvador. An easterly wave of low pressure will drift across the Caribbean Sea, which will carry moisture across Central America. This moisture will aid in triggering showers and thunderstorms over Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will also be possible over the Greater Antilles. For more information regarding tropical cyclone activity, please visit http://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/.
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Welcome to the great breed of Maine-Anjou cattle. We have bred the real Maine-Anjou since 1970 and continue to be impressed with all the great quality of the breed. It is a breed that crosses well on every other breed, I would even say it truly is the ultimate breed for crossbreeding! Having said that it also offers a tremendous set of females as purebred or fullblood cattle. For ourselves we have sold cattle to people in 10 different U.S. States. We have calves born recently in Brazil, Germany, Australia and New Zealand. Our bulls and females sell from British Columbia to Ontario, Canada as well. Call us, you'll be glad you did.
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Welcome to the website of Manitou Maine-Anjou. We have been involved in breeding Maine-Anjou cattle since 1970. Ever since my first trip to France in 1972, I have always been sold on the characteristics of the breed. Going back to France in 2008 confirmed again the amazing capacity for beef production with this breed of cattle.
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In the past year we have had full blood calves born in Brazil plus we have sent semen to Australia and New Zealand, and embryos to Australia and Germany. We have sold cattle in the past few years to 8 different U.S. states to 14 different breeders and have sold cattle across Canada. We have as good a cow herd as anywhere and welcome visitors anytime.


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Michael Bisping steps in on short notice to face Middleweight Champion Luke Rockhold for his 185-pound title on June 4 in the UFC 199 main event. The two fought once before, back in 2014 in Sydney and Rockhold submitted the ... Read More »
After a decade, Michael Bisping finally gets title shot against Luke Rockhold at UFC 199
As we reported Tuesday afternoon, Chris Weidman has been forced to withdraw from his UFC 199 title shot against middleweight champ Luke Rockhold on June 4. Now according to UFC President Dana White "The Count" Michael Bisping will get his ... Read More »
Bummer: Chris Weidman out of UFC 199 main event
An injury has forced former middleweight champ Chris Weidman out of his UFC 199 rematch against Luke Rockhold, the man who took his title via fourth round TKO this past December. The news broke Tuesday afternoon and the UFC is ... Read More »
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Was Chris Weidman's loss to Luke Rockhold a 'fluke'?
Former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman recently revealed that he had a broken foot going into his fight with Luke Rockhold in December. Weidman, who was forced to disclose the injury after reports about it came out, said he wasn't ... Read More »
Luke Rockhold vs. Chris Weidman II set for UFC 199
UFC President Dana White joined Katie Nolan of FOX Sports today to break the news that Luke Rockhold would give an immediate rematch to Chris Weidman at UFC 199. Rockhold (13-1) dethroned Weidman (15-2) in their last bout via TKO ... Read More »
UFC statement regarding Yoel Romero failed drug test
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Rockhold thinks fight with Weidman should've been stopped in Round 3
American Kickboxing Academy's Luke Rockhold became the new UFC middleweight champion over the weekend after stopping defending title-holder Chris Weidman via fourth round TKO at UFC 194. There were many who thought the fight should have been stopped in the ... Read More »
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We've got a new UFC middleweight champion folks. Former Strikeforce 185-pound champ Luke Rockhold put the hurt on defending UFC champ Chris Weidman in the UFC 194 co-main event Saturday night in Las Vegas. Rockhold's kicks and grappling prowess seem ... Read More »
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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The three American veterans from three different wars had only one good leg among them. But that didn't stop them from summiting Africa's highest mountain.
The three soldiers — veterans of Afghanistan, Iraq and Vietnam — scrambled, clawed and plodded to the top of Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro, hiking up the mountain's scree-filled paths on one human leg and five prosthetics.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — The bicycle had two flat tires, but Greg Estes figured the $5 asking price still made it a great bargain at a yard sale. Little did he know just how great.
Estes checked on the bike's origin after buying it in Owenton this month. He was shocked to learn it may be worth as much as $8,000 and was custom built for cycling star Floyd Landis, who used it in the 2007 Leadville 100, a mountain bike race in Colorado.
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (AP) — Matt Kuchar didn't waste any time taking the lead at the PGA Championship.
Kuchar made a birdie on his first hole after the first round resumed Friday morning, and finished at 5-under 67. That's one stroke ahead of Bubba Watson and Francesco Molinari. Ernie Els is still on the course at 4 under, and former Masters champions Angel Cabrera and Zach Johnson are part of a group at 3 under.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico coach Mike Locksley isn't hiding from his mistakes.
Going into his second season, Locksley has quietly rebounded from a turbulent rookie year, aided by guidance from coaches like Tony Dungy and eager to show his program can make news for more than lawsuits and fights between coaches.
Last season, Locksley was in the wrong headlines. There was a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a former administrative assistant, then came an ugly altercation with a former assistant, which led to Locksley serving a 10-day suspension.
LAHS football starts two-a-day workouts Monday
The Los Alamos Hilltopper football team will start preseason practice Monday.
The team's two-a-day practices will run from 8-10:30 a.m. and 2:30-5:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday.
All practices will be held at Los Alamos High School.
High school and middle school cross country teams to meet Sunday
Los Alamos High School's and Los Alamos Middle School's boys and girls cross country teams will start preseason workouts Monday.
The Hilltopper football team will kick off its two-a-day workouts starting Monday. The conditioning workouts will run from 8-10:30 a.m. with round two running from 3-5 p.m.
The students along with their Gridiron parents have been hard at work on and off the field this summer.
Their efforts began by embarking on some fundraising ventures including a bake sale, membership drive and two simultaneous car washes.
The team is attempting to raise funds to purchase new jerseys, equipment and to pay for travel for out-of-town games during the upcoming season.
Ted Romero was the top predictor at this week's Atomic City Roadrunners pace race.
The pace race, the Gravel Pit Grunt, was held Tuesday on the pavement, trails and gravel located near Bandelier National Monument.
It was a tough prediction night for most of the 30 runners and walkers taking part Tuesday, however, Romero was one of only two participants to come within 35 seconds of his finish time.
Romero was off by just three seconds, topping Laura McClellan, who was 14 seconds off.
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — An investment group led by Hall of Fame pitcher and Texas Rangers president Nolan Ryan won a contentious and unusual auction for the team early Thursday, beating back a nearly $600 million offer from outspoken Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.
Officials in federal bankruptcy court announced the winning bid to cheers and a standing ovation in the packed courtroom, shortly before 1 a.m. and some 10 hours after the auction began.
Things are tight at the top of the leaderboard following day one of the Los Alamos City Championship women's tournament with a pair of tournament veterans duking it out for the top spot.
Not far behind, however, are three players within three shots of the lead heading into the second day of the two-day event.
Heading into day two, the 2010 Los Alamos City Championship men's title is still very much up for grabs.
The City tournament, which is being hosted by Los Alamos Golf Course, will start its second round at 8:30 a.m.
Heading into today's play, four players are within five strokes of the lead, while day one leader Curt Norman will try to hold on to his two-shot lead over a pair of past City champions.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Reports circulated Wednesday afternoon that two suspicious packages were delivered to the Senate Hart and Senate Russell buildings, and rumors circulated that those offices were quarantined.
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W'bago trying to find ways to fund its $7M project
January 17, 2016 Questions from the public at a previous meeting prompted a visit from Winnebago city engineer Travis Winter at the Winnebago City Council meeting last Tuesday. more »»
Wells citizens upset with plans
January 17, 2016 There was discord between the citizens of Wells and their City Council during the first meeting of the year. more »»
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January 17, 2016 We just wanted to have a wedding that would be just exactly us, our style," says Blue Earth native Brooke Ziegler-Hussey. "And, I think we did it. more »»
The Music Man
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January 10, 2016 The city of Blue Earth has a new member of the City Council as of last Monday nigh. more »»
Wells receives State monies for new roads
January 10, 2016 There could be big changes ahead for Wells come this spring. The city of Wells was awarded grants totaling a little more than $550,000 from Minnesota's Transportation Economic Development program. more »»
Engineer says county highway buildings need costly repairs
January 10, 2016 With a new year, comes new changes. Before the Faribault County Board of Commissioners heard from the public, they appointed a new chairman and vice chairman for the year. more »»
St. James man killed in crash on 169
January 10, 2016 A St. James man was killed and two other people were injured in a two-vehicle accident that happened on Wednesday evening on Highway 169. The accident happened at 7 p.m. more »»
KEI is named 2016's Business of the Year
January 10, 2016 It has been almost two years since they established themselves in Blue Earth and Kibble Equipment Inc. (KEI) has already made a large impact in town. more »»
A gal on the go
January 10, 2016 I was legitimately shocked when I?found out, but now that I have my bearings, I am not only honored, but extremely humbled." Lillian Robinson is a well-known name and face in Blue Earth. more »»
Cedar Inn coming back to life
January 3, 2016 It's going to be "Back to the Fifties" next spring in Blue Earth. Well, back to the 1970s, 80s and 90s anyway. The Cedar Inn is going to open up agai. more »»
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December 27, 2015 After being bounced between the street committee and the City Council a decision has finally been made on the sidewalk design for the Main Street project. more »»
Guest shares his story at Trinity
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W'bago seeks funds for $6.6 million project
December 27, 2015 The plans are still on the table for Winnebago's northwest portion of town. more »»
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December 27, 2015 They have no gifts to bring, pa-rum-pa-pum-pum. more »»
These kids got to go shopping with the cops!
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He's ready to rock and he's on a roll
December 20, 2015 It has only been three and a half years since local rock star Alex Dikken picked up and started learning to play guitar, but at 11 years old, he has already shared the stage with the Minneapolis 80s... more »»
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By Liana Maeby @lianamaeby | Friday, Sep 27, 2013 3:10 PM
I feel like I'm supposed to apologize for the fact that I don't watch "Breaking Bad," but you know what? I ain't gonna! I am a rebel, I am an iconoclast, and I'm also probably missing out on some really great television. But hey - I've totally got the gist of what this show is about down pat... right?
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TomP (guest)Your use of "desolate" as forlorn and laid waste was impeccable, and got down to it. From 1782: "Unhappy men of desolate and abandoned principles". Or in auld Chaucer: "He which hath no wif... lyveth helpless, and is al desolate."September 27, 2013 at 6:48PM ESTReply to Comment
danNo objections to your use of "desolate." I am, however, really confused now by who Marie is.
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B (guest)Well, clearly, Breaking Bad is going to fly completely over your head.
If this was intended as a joke, you're not very witty. If you're being dead serious though, you should do yourself a favor and at least watch the pilot to get some of your facts straight. If you decide to continue being a rebel, that's fine. Just don't forget to choke on your own vomit tonight.September 27, 2013 at 7:14PM ESTReply to Comment
MikeYou seem like you'd be a nice person to hang around with.September 27, 2013 at 7:30PM EST
JohnNope. Not intended as a joke. Why would something meant to be humorous be posted on the Riot portion of the website? That would make no sense. What next, Alan Sepinwall posting TV show reviews?September 27, 2013 at 8:03PM EST
CynicAw.. someone took this review of a show way too seriously. THIS CANT HAPPEN AT ALL ON THE INTERWEBS......September 28, 2013 at 6:00AM EST
MagicHippleIgnore the B in post 3...September 28, 2013 at 1:51PM EST
lianaShoot - I did, in fact, forget to choke on my own vomit last night.September 28, 2013 at 5:47PM EST
Jeremy (guest)God bless you, honey. I don't watch it either.September 27, 2013 at 9:29PM ESTReply to Comment
Uma (guest)YOu know a lot for a person who doesn't watch the show! =)September 28, 2013 at 9:34AM ESTReply to CommentLike (1)Latest Likes:1 Anonymous
Jason (guest)How do you know all of the characters' names?!September 28, 2013 at 10:59PM ESTReply to Comment
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In a decision described by one member as pre-judgmental and disrespectful, the Select Board narrowly decided to follow Berlins lead and pull out of an effort to launch a regional public safety authority.
Chairman Jay Perkins cast a silent but potentially deadly vote with respect to the taxpayer-funded study, which officials in Barre, Barre Town, Berlin and Montpelier launched four years ago based on a desire to take a hard look at the potential for merging emergency services in the area.
Without articulating his vote, Perkins snapped a 2-2 tie on Jeff Newtons motion that the town immediately withdraw from the joint committee and rescind the appointments of its two representatives.
The motion passes, Perkins declared after the votes were cast and it appeared the board was deadlocked.
Perkins pronouncement prompted a brief back and forth with Jeff Blow, who was joined on the losing end of the 3-2 vote by Rob LaClair.
So the chair votes yes? Blow asked, seemingly surprised by the result.
The chair votes yes, Perkins replied curtly.
Wonderful, Blow said, shaking his head. You guys are something.
The vote and the ensuing exchange capped a discussion during which Newton and Greg Donahue, both of whom were absent when the committee met with the board earlier this month, said theyd heard enough and Blow went from questioning why the towns representatives werent invited to the meeting to openly worrying that the board was jumping the gun.
Blow said it would have been prudent to have committee members Lou Lacroix and Bob Sager on hand for the discussion and that acting in their absence was disrespectful. That, he said, was particularly true given reports that the committee had taken questions and concerns recently aired by elected officials in all four communities to heart and was working to address them.
I think its very pre-judgmental of us to withdraw, Blow said, noting voters reaffirmed their commitment to the concept last year and appropriated $10,000 to advance the study.
Blow was referring to a ballot item that was approved 513-368 during the towns annual elections last year.
When we decided to do this we put it on the ballot (and) we let the voters choose, Blow said. If we let them choose to do the study and we let them choose on the financing, why dont we let them choose now? Why are we taking that away from them?
Though Blow stopped short of endorsing a still-evolving concept, he objected to pulling the rug out from under the committee, which is retooling its request for Town Meeting Day votes in all four communities.
I dont frankly know if this is the right thing to do or not, but I think it warrants discussion, he said.
At a minimum, Blow argued, the board should hold a public hearing providing local voters an opportunity to be heard on the subject.
Newton said he didnt need to hear any more.
Ive listened and seen enough numbers to know Im not comfortable with this, he said, abruptly offering the unsolicited motion that was hastily seconded by Donahue.
Donahue said Berlins recent decision to withdraw from the four-town consortium would only make what he viewed as a bad deal for Barre Town worse. He wasnt interested in studying the potential for creating a regional public safety authority any longer.
Its been reviewed and reviewed and reviewed, he said.
Perkins pre-vote comments were a bit more middle-of-the-road.
There could be, with an authority, a lot of benefits, but there (are) also a lot of unknowns going into something like that, he said.
Perkins said he was troubled by preliminary projections prepared by the committee that suggest the town would pay significantly more if police, emergency dispatch, fire and ambulance services were all merged under the proposed authority.
Were being asked to pay more and give up all our control, and Im having a tough time with that, he said.
Part of the problem from Perkins perspective is that the town already has cost-effective quality emergency services.
However, longtime resident and former Town Manager Paul McGinley warned at the outset of the discussion that might not always be the case.
The Police Department, McGinley noted, has had chronic problems attracting quality candidates to fill vacancies. He also said that although the towns Fire Department is strong today, that hasnt always been the case and could change in the future.
McGinley also reminded the board that the town is just one wildly unpredictable vote away from losing Berlin as a customer for its ambulance service. That, he said, would be a crippling blow to a service that has struggled financially in the past and still owes money to the general fund.
What happens to us as a community if Berlin doesnt honor our contract proposal the next time we have one? he asked. What do we do as a community for service? How much is it going to cost us, and how great a service are we going to have?
Though McGinley no longer represents the town on the committee, he has remained active in a broader group that has unanimously endorsed the concept of a shared public safety authority.
McGinley said he noticed the item was on Tuesday nights agenda and decided to show up, if only to get a read on members Newton and Donahue who missed the meeting two weeks ago when the committee met with the board to discuss its request for another Town Meeting Day vote.
I just want to make sure youve got all the information before you vote, and I dont think youve got it all from the (committee), and Im pretty sure you havent got it all from (me), he said.
The boards split decision represents the latest setback for a shrinking committee that recently lost Berlin, hasnt enjoyed regular representation from Barre in some time, and is now down two members from Barre Town. The group is scheduled to meet tonight to resume its discussion of how to respond to recently solicited municipal input.
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A recipe I got from a work mate back in the early 80's. Very simple and very tasty. I usually double the quantity as this is really only for 2 people.
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- 8 chicken wings
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- 1⁄2 lemon
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- salt
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Chicken wings, a temptation for all! Busyozmum, I love to eat wings so try different recipes off and on. Most of the time I preferred to deep fry the wings rather than baking or grilling. Your recipe seems to be delicious one. I will give it a try to have hot, spicy and sweet flavoured wings while omitting sherry wine and replacing it with hot sauce.

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I've never cooked chicken wings in the oven before & found them a lot fattier than on the barbeque. The taste of the marinade was great - I made as directed & added just a teaspoon of sambal oelek for a bit of a kick. Made for Aus/NZ Recipe Swap December 2007. Thanks busyozmum for sharing this recipe.


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