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Pinellas County bus driver John Moody will not face criminal charges after a brutal beating of a teen boy went down on his bus last month.
On the afternoon of July 9, three 15-year-old boys attacked a 13-year-old boy aboard a school bus. The three stomped on the boy more than 20 times, according to police. They broke his arm and then took his money.
The brutal beating was prompted when the 13-year-old reported the three to school officials earlier that day after they tried to sell him pot.
Moody, 64, had been driving the bus from Lealman Intermediate School summer classes that day.
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Gulfport Police arrested the three 15-year-olds, who each face aggravated battery charges.
One of them is charged with taking cash from the 13-year-old.
Authorities had originally sought a child neglect charge against Moody.
Moody had stopped the bus and pleaded to the boys to stop beating the 13-year-old. He called for help, but the teens had fled by the time cops arrived.
Gulfport Police Chief Robert Vincent said Moody should have intervened but "didn't make any effort to do so."
Moody argued that he had no proper medical training and that district policy prevented him from getting physically involved in the beatdown.
He instead asked other students to break up the mugging.
Moody's attorney, meanwhile, is asking for an apology from the Gulfport PD and from Chief Vincent.
"I think if he had touched these children, he would have put more people in danger," the attorney, Frank McDermott, said. "He would have had to rip them off this young man, throwing these violent children into other children."
Moody has since retired from his bus-driving gig.
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Have used the euro pin NP X3 since its introduction in 1999 and now have 6 of them (allowing multiple sails to be rigged at the same time) ranging in extension sizes from 28 to 48cm and covering sail sizes from 4.2 to 9.8m.
Only problem to date is that the downhaul line occasionally catches a rivet inside the extension tube and you have to "jiggle" the line as you are trying to get it out of the extension during derigging.
I agree with others that a change to Formuline substantially reduces the effort needed to downhaul to max specs and I also occasionally squirt a dry silicon lubricant onto the rollers of the extension and the sail to reduce the effort even more. Whilst I have closely investigated the new X6, it offers no benefit to me, at this stage.
Still have 3 older-model V8's with the large luff curves and I MUST USE a downhaul crank to get them to maximum downhaul. Must disagree with Sergio K (post #33) in that:
- I use a mix of mast feet (F2, NP, ProLimit) to connect to the mast extension.
- My Chinook downhaul crank fits perfectly in my X3 extensions, see it here:
Segio, I know that nonopr uses Maui Sails and their products extensively and contributes extensively to the Maui Sails forum. He is not a NP rep.
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This gloriously sleazy quartet rolls back the clock to the '80s when bands like the Cramps and James Chance & The Contortions were turning the pompadoured swagger of '50s and '60s rock and soul into ragged cries from the gutter. While he shares vocal space with organist Chris Hoganons—who adds a soulful bleat to the proceedings—it is when Marshall takes center stage that the Reservations work best. With his rumpled guitar and the downright indecent tones of Hoganons' organ playing, Marshall opines like he has just emerged from an absinthe-induced sleep in search of his first cigarette and the girl he spent the night with. "I'm gonna find you!" he wails on the album's closing track ("Find You," natch). I wouldn't doubt him on that point. Nor would I question his insistence earlier in the album that he needs an ambulance to "carry my body/ to take me back home." In both cases, Marshall imbues those lines with spine-tingling authority.
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AROUND THE WORLD, there have been many successful investors. None, however, has achieved the results and chronicled their lives and methods as clearly as Warren Buffett, the man dubbed by his fans as the "Oracle of Omaha".
Libraries are filled with books on this remarkable man and there are countless articles and videos promising to explain how to "invest like Warren Buffett."
Despite this, Warren Buffett and the secrets behind his track record are enigmatic.
Folksy, avuncular, and disarmingly modest, he has hand-built an empire in Berkshire (BRK.A, BRK.B) that makes over US$1 million every ten minutes of the workday while having enough spare time to indulge in regular bridge and ukulele playing sessions. For investors who bought back in 1968, just $11 invested back then would be enough to make them a millionaire today.
Is investing really so easy? Or perhaps, as a wag once quipped: "Warren's record is better because he's smarter. He's just too polite to say so."
Planning the Family Holiday, Investor Style
For me, even after devouring all the major biographies on Buffett, figuring out the real secrets to his investment success is difficult. Attending the Berkshire Annual General Meeting (AGM) for shareholders is the easiest way to see this reclusive and successful investor close and learn more about his methods. However, flying 20 hours from Singapore to Nebraska is a lot of backache to suffer to attend a one-day meeting.
Late one night in March, I hatched a plot to turn the AGM visit into an excuse for a family holiday.
"What do you think about two weeks in the US?" I suggested to my wife over breakfast. "I'm thinking of May, to attend Berkshire's AGM. We can fly through California….it's late spring and San Francisco and Napa are beautiful that time of year."
"Hmm...." she replied "Sounds good!"
And with that we were soon on our way!
Our 9.25am flight on Singapore Airlines from Singapore to San Francisco went through Seoul and was extremely civilized - long haul passengers on morning flights have nowhere to rush. In contrast, our Friday flight on Southwest (NYSE:LUV) (Herb Kelleher's "Love airline") from San Francisco to Omaha was burbling with excitement and every passenger seemed headed for the Berkshire AGM.
The shareholders who go to the AGM are generally well-off (one "A" share last traded for US$171,000), even tempered (buy and hold - it's a really long time!) and older (think the movie "Cocoon", or if you are too young to know what that is, think of your grandparents), and cardigans outnumber business jackets by an eye-popping number.
Ostensible strangers chatted like old friends on the flight. Maximum bragging rights were scored by early investors returning to the AGM.
"I only own ten of the "A", but I've been to the AGM since 1995," a man a few seats ahead says easily to his neighbor. Translation - I'm very relaxed because my Berkshire shares are up $1.5 million, thanks for asking.
The AGM itself was a little surreal, with Buffett acolytes braving a blisteringly cold morning to shuffle into a snaking queue outside Qwest Center, a convention centre sized with this mammoth AGM in mind. The tide of people was overwhelming, and a count later put the number at 35,000 in attendance - equal to three packed houses of Singapore's Indoor Stadium.
It was free seating and having had the temerity to stop for breakfast meant that it was 7am when we got seated and the front row seats were long gone.
Fortunately, the seats we did find were next to an extremely affable Chinese man who turned out to be a corporate law partner at one of Omaha's leading law firms. This was the type of gentleman Ang Lee would cast in the Tom Cruise role if he ever did a remake of "A Few Good Men", and I had a great chat with the former Shanghai and Chicago native about many things, including the swell of PRC money looking to invest in America's Midwest.
Events kicked off at 8.30am with a movie skit featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger spurning a voracious Buffett for 89-year-old Berkshire billionaire Charlie Munger as the next Terminator.
More skits with celebrities like Jon Bon Jovi and Kevin James, and a clever parody with Buffett plotting to corner the peanut brittle market with help from "Breaking Bad" duo Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul. Finally the movie session finished with a "Dancing with the Stars" skit showing an animated Buffett and Munger winning the finals by bopping "Gangnam Style".
With George Lucas in the audience, one imagines the force was strong within them that day.
At 930am, the stadium's massive floodlights dimmed a moment, kicking off a Village People number which substituted "B-R-K-A!" (Berkshire's stock code on NYSE) for the original "YMCA" refrain.
Amidst a floor awash with dancers dressed as Heinz sauce bottles, financial industry glitterati such as Becky Quick of CNBC, Andrew Ross Sorkin of NYT and Carol Loomis of Fortune file in, flanking the Berkshire directors which included Warren, Charlie and Bill Gates.
The real highlight of the AGM is the famous question-and-answer session, an eclectic five-and-a-half hour marathon split by a lunch break. In a display of staggering virtuosity, the Warren and Charlie double act (combined age 171 years) talked crisply about almost any topic lobbed at them - US housing market, succession planning, corporate governance, monetary policy and the mechanics of insurance, machining and railway companies.
It's the business equivalent of being a two-man orchestra - woodwind, brass, percussion, string, with a little piano thrown in.
Even more astonishing was the self-awareness to keep answers within the limits of their knowledge. In Buffetspeak, this is "operating well within a circle of competence and knowing where the perimeter is". Too often, experts fall into the trap of answering questions they have little knowledge of for fear of appearing less than expert.
There were too many topics to fully cover here, so below is just a sampling of some of their more memorable responses. Interestingly, Charlie is possibly smarter than Warren Buffett and certainly pithier.
So, was the trip worthwhile?
Absolutely. For me, a few things about Buffet's investing style and what is replicable became clearer (see "What I Learned" below). For my wife, she came back a few carats heftier, souvenirs from Berkshire-owned fine jeweler Borsheim's which offers shareholder discounts of around 25% during the AGM week.
And as for my 6-year-old son, let's just say that he enjoyed the extra time with mom and dad, and the Omaha french fries were pretty good too.
(These are reproduced from memory and limited notes, and are not a verbatim record. WB = Warren Buffett and CM= Charlie Munger)
When we started, modern psychology hadn't yet discovered how tiring it is to make decisions. Warren and I live on autopilot, we are totally habitual, and waste no energy on little decisions. Caffeine and sugar are great for decision-making and we ingest coke and chocolate all day long.
CM: I'm worried about my old age, it could come on at any time. (Laughter)
CM: Just because Warren thought something twenty years ago doesn't make it a law of nature.
WB: We'll talk about that at lunch. (Laughter)
CM: We try to be sane when others go crazy. We also use the golden rule to treat subsidiaries how we would want to be treated if we were their subsidiaries. We try to be a good partner and that is an advantage. We left behind a competitive place to go to a place more unusual. This was a great idea and I wish we had done it on purpose. (Laughter)
WB: Find what turns you on.
CM: I have never succeeded in something I didn't like. Even at the grocery store, Warren was not going to be promoted even with the family name! (Laughter)
WB: We found things we liked and we pushed hard. We have so much fun running Berkshire, it is like a sin.
CM: And you atoned by giving all the money back. (Laughter) [Warren is donating almost all his fortune to charity, most of it will go to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation]
WB: You give it all back whether you want to or not in the end. (Laughter)
CM: Our current problems are quite confusing. If you aren't confused, I think you don't understand what's happening very well. (Laughter)
Buffett is indeed smarter than the rest of us - his ability to synthesize a number of factors into a functional worldview is simply breath-taking. Scarily, it looks like Munger could be even better at this than Buffett.
Buffett's main strength is, however, not his cleverness, but his rationality, ability to recognize and stay within his "circle of competence" and his ability to get great people to work for him.
1. Rationality: While investors usually look for information that backs up their existing views, Buffett seems to be constantly processing to check that his mental models are holding up, and his grasp of the imitations of his mental models appears so complete as to approach instinct. A quote on his investment in Coca Cola is illuminating: "Unless Coke turns out to cause cancer, we'll sell more in the future than now". While this sounds like a joke, my guess is that it's actually Buffett looking for possible flaws in his investment.
2.Circle of Competence: Being smart can be a trap when one believes that being smart is enough to making better decisions in all situations.
While being "smart" certainly helps in memorizing textbooks or playing board games where information and permutations are absolute and finite, in the real world, certain problems may be intractable to cognition and mean that being smart is irrelevant. For example, intelligence can fail due to incomplete or incorrect information or other people making irrational decisions.
The ancient Chinese understood this. In the words of Zhuangzi: "To let understanding stop at what cannot be understood is a high attainment."
When Buffett says "Only buy businesses you understand", he doesn't just mean you should know what a business looks like now. He means you should know what it will look like five or ten years from now. This is an enormously important distinction - in Buffett's view as knowing everything about the number of outlets or the products a company sells does not mean you understand it.
3. Great people: It's said that even with 80 individual companies under Berkshire, no CEO has ever left to work for a competitor. Buffett's ability to pick managers that stay, motivate them and stay out of their way is worthy of a study in itself.
Buffett, however, may be habitual to a fault. While in Omaha, in a minor act of homage, I rented a Lincoln, the same car he drives, and it's a slush bucket that steers like a cow. It's appreciably worse in every respect I can think of (power, noise, handling, finish etc.) than the Toyota Camry we drove for the rest of the trip.
To regard Buffett only as a successful investor is to see only the tip of the iceberg. He seems to have thought through most life subjects in more detail than almost anyone else, and pretty much everything he does seems to have a reason and intent. Notably, even with his shares up just shy of a million percent, Buffett regards his house and wedding rings to be his best investments, showing the importance he places on family.
At 82 years of age, Buffett seems to be in rude good health despite a diet consisting of 6 cokes a day, T-bone steaks, cheese burgers, candy and reputedly premium vanilla ice cream for breakfast. At the AGM, he and Charlie chomped through a two pound bowl of peanut brittle fast enough to make a dentist - let alone a dietician - wince.
Despite living in the same house for over 50 years, Buffett professes not to know the color of his carpets. "My brain doesn't work that way".
Buffett believes in doing what you love so much that he has said "If you gave me the choice of being CEO of General Electric (NYSE:GE), IBM (NYSE:IBM), General Motors (NYSE:GM), you name it, or delivering papers, I would deliver papers. I enjoyed doing that. I can think about what I want to think. I don't have to do anything I don't want to do."
Buffett seems to only call himself an investor for convenience, more often referring to himself as an "asset allocator" and seeing his role as to "hire great people". The distinction is in the control over incoming and outgoing cashflow he has as compared to most investors.
While his fame stems from his investment track record, Buffett believes after he is gone, he will be most remembered as a teacher.
Though he is the world's richest investor, Buffett does not seem to seek maximum monetary returns at all costs. His priorities seem to be doing what he enjoys (building businesses), working with people he likes and minimizing risk. His returns are the maximum achievable after taking these factors into account.
Disclosure: I am long BRK.A. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it. I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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The Indianapolis Colts have to begin making the tough decisions, and although there are a number of guys that everyone is pulling for, at the end of the day, football is a business, and the best players make the final roster to start the regular season.
The first cuts are approaching quickly, and there are some players that are already standing out in the wrong way. These guys need to turn it around quickly in both practice and in preseason games, particularly the one this Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, in order to even have a chance at staying on the roster, if only for a limited time.
I've been at training camp for four different days and I've been able to make my own observations on guys who have done well and guys who've been struggling. Thankfully, there have been others that have provided plenty of notes from the practices that I haven't been able to attend.
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After losing by one point, two points and 10 points — in a game Los Alamos led at halftime — the Class 5A quarterfinal contest between the Hilltopper girls and the Española Valley Sundevils had the makings for another epic showdown.
The fourth time, however, wasn't the charm for the Los Alamos girls' basketball team. Española Valley beat Los Alamos once again, 79-52, Tuesday to end the Hilltoppers' season.
The game got out of hand quick for Los Alamos.
Española Valley scored the first 12 points of the game and Los Alamos never cut the Sundevils' lead down to single digits after that. Several times in the second half, Española came close to taking a 35-point lead and enacting the mercy rule.
"When the girls lose like that, it's the coach," Los Alamos head coach Nestor Trujillo said. "The adjustments I made didn't work."
One adjustment Los Alamos made on defense was trying a 2-2-1 press. Coach Trujillo hoped the added pressure on the ball would lead to some turnovers. Española's guards, however, seemed unfazed by Los Alamos' traps and were able to deal with the pressure, dish the ball to open teammates and get some easy baskets.
Los Alamos played some of its best hockey of the season over the weekend at the year-end tournament in Taos.
Los Alamos scored three wins and lost one game, proving its one of the best teams around.
Los Alamos beat Permian Basin (Texas), 8-2, El Paso Franklin, 9-5, and La Cueva, 4-3, but then fell to league's top team, Cibola, 5-1.
Against Permian Basin, Los Alamos scored first, but the Pump Jacks came back and tied the contest, 1-1. Los Alamos, however, scored the next five goals to cruise to the first-round victory.
The contest against Franklin was much closer. The game was tied 3-3 and 4-4, but the Hilltoppers scored five third-period goals to pull away late.
A big third period also helped the 'Toppers beat La Cueva. Los Alamos trailed 3-1 to start the third, but scored three goals in the final period to win the contest. Charlie Christensen scored the game-winning goal with 3 minutes, 13 seconds left in the contest.
Cibola, however, solidified its spot at the top of the league in the tournament. Cibola beat Santa Fe 10-1, Taos, 7-1 and then Los Alamos, 5-1 to secure its spot in the composite championship.
The Los Alamos boys' and girls' track teams began their season Saturday at the Chili Quad, and four Hilltopper athletes already punched their tickets to the state championships.
Liz Lockhart made sure she'll get a chance to defend her state title in the triple jump. She qualified for state, and won the meet, with leaps totalling 34 feet, 3.5 inches.
Talia Dreicer won the 800-meter race with a state-qualifying time of 2 minutes, 25.83 seconds.
Maddy Foley also qualified for state in the 3200 with a time of 12:13.81, which was good enough for third at the meet.
Liam Johnson was the lone Hilltopper boy to qualify for state. Johnson won the pole vault with a state-qualifying leap of 12-3.
As a team, the Hilltopper girls won the meet with 96 points, followed by St. Pius X (78.5), Albuquerque Academy (64) and Sandia Prep (32.5).
The Hilltopper boys, meanwhile, finished second with 96 points behind Albuquerque Academy (102). St. Pius X finished third (75) and Sandia Prep was fourth (13).
Los Alamos had several other first-place finishes at the meet.
Celeste Levy won the 100-meter dash in 13.55.
Sophia Galvez won the 1600 in 5:31.05.
Fiona Rogers cleared 5-8 to win the high jump.
Zoe Challacombe won both the shot put (30-9) and the discus (83-4).
The third time wasn't the charm and neither was the fourth time for the Los Alamos girls' basketballl team. The Española Valley Sundevils beat Los Alamos once again, this time in the Class 5A quarterfiinals, 79-52, Tuesday to end the Hilltoppers' season.
Los Alamos finished 22-8 overall. Half its losses were to the Sundevils.
After losing by one point, two points and 10 points — in a game Los Alamos led at halftime — the quarterfinal contest had the makings for another epic showdown, but the game got out of hand quick for Los Alamos.
Española Valley scored the first 12 points of the game and Los Alamos never cut the Sundevils' lead down to single digits after that. Several times in the second half, Española came close to taking a 35-point lead and enacting the mercy rule.
Española made 18 of its 26 first-half field goal attempts for a 69 percent shooting percentage. Los Alamos, meanwhile, made eight of its 32 field goal attempts in the first half, a 25 percent shooting performance.
Los Alamos actually won the second half, 29-28, but the it didn't make much of a dent in the 51-23 deficit it took into halftime.
See Friday's Los Alamos Monitor for more.
With just over a minute left in their first-round state playoff game, the Los Alamos girls' basketball team led Goddard by a single point, 58-57.
Los Alamos led by 11 points to start the quarter, 46-35, but the Camaryn Villalpando and the Rockets surged time and time again in the fourth.
Villalpando scored Goddard's first 12 points of the quarter and the Rockets cut Los Alamos' lead to 50-49.
Los Alamos then surged. Ashlynn Trujillo got fouled scoring and added the free throw. Makaela Jones made a pair of free throws and then sunk a 3-pointer to put Los Alamos up 58-51.
Then the Rockets scored six unanswered points to get back within one of Los Alamos.
The 'Toppers, however, hit some clutch free throwsdown the stretch on one-and-ones. Trujillo made a pair and then Kayla Salazar made a pair to put Los Alamos up 62-57 with 36 seconds left.
Goddard sunk a 3-pointer to make it a one basket game with six seconds on the clock. Trujillo, however, made two more free throws and then Jones sealed the deal. Jones stole an inbound pass, got fouled and sunk two free throws to help Los Alamos finish on top, 66-60.
Jones finished with 12 points and was one of four 'Toppers in double digits. Trujillo led Los Alamos with 18 points. Sophia Roybal scored 15 and Salazar scored 11.
The Los Alamos baseball team has had a weird beginning to its season.
In its win, Los Alamos didn't have a single base hit and its two losses, Los Alamos actually out-hit its opponents.
The Piedra Vista doubleheader was especially odd, while Los Alamos' 2-1 loss to Albuquerque High to start the St. Pius X tournament Thursday was more a matter of missed opportunities.
Splitting against perennial power Piedra Vista, however, was a good start to Los Alamos' season, even if it came in an unconventional way.
"It was a very weird doubleheader," Los Alamos manager Mike Gill said. "It was a good opening series to go 1-1 with Pedra Vista, but I don't read too much into it. Both teams are going to get better."
Connor Mang threw four scoreless innings and didn't give up a base hit before he reached his early-season pitch count.
Lane Saunders then closed out the game, giving up two hits and two runs.
Los Alamos' offense, meanwhile, was aided by some uncharacteristic Piedra Vista errors.
"We put a ton of balls in play," Gill said. "We did a good job putting pressure on them."
Los Alamos applied enough pressure to win the game, 5-2.
The University of New Mexico baseball team has jumped out to a 6-1 start, and Los Alamos' Jared Mang has already made an impact for the Lobos.
The freshman has started all seven games for UNM so far and showed his power a few times already. So far, four his seven hits have gone for extra bases, while his batting average is .226.
In his first game as a Lobo, versus Hawaii, Mang ripped a double. He then finished the four-game series by smacking a pair of home runs, in the third and fourth games. His two homers are tied for the team's lead.
He's also scored nine runs, including four in UNM's 17-7 win over Wichita State, and has knocked in seven more RBI.
The Lobos won three out of four against Hawaii and then swept Wichita State in the three-game series.
Today through Sunday, the Lobos will be hosting a three-game series against Dallas Baptist at the Santa Ana Star Field, formerly known as Lobo Field.
The Los Alamos boys' tennis team won four of the eight brackets, two in singles and two in doubles, at the February State-Wide tournament held over the weekend in Albuquerque.
"The boys did really well," coach Lloyd Wilton said. "We were without our best player (George Margevicius), but we showed that we have depth. I think we have 12 guys who can compete at state. It's a really deep team. It's nice to have that depth."
In the No. 1-2 doubles bracket, Andre Aboshousha and Andrew Tang won the title, beating a Farmington duo in the final.
Isaiah Martin and Tim Martin teamed up to win the No. 3-4 doubles bracket.
Isaiah Martin also had a successful singles tournament, winning the No. 5-6 bracket.
Thomas Chadwick won the other bracket for Los Alamos. Chadwick finished first in No. 3-4 singles.
Another player who did well at the tournament was Alex Csanadi. The senior decided to give tennis a shot this spring and made it into the third-place match in his bracket before falling to his teammate.
"He played way up," Wilton said.
Ten Hilltopper boys competed in the tournament and this weekend a lot of different boys will compete again in El Paso. Three of Los Alamos' top four players have other commitments and won't make the trip down to Texas.
With 10 seniors on its roster, the Los Alamos softball team has plenty of experience to lead the team this season.
Los Alamos graduated its No. 1 pitcher from last year, Jordan Hammock, but everyone else has returned.
"We have like 10 graduating seniors, so our hope is to make our last season the best we can," Madeline Lockhart said.
After pitching in the No. 2 spot last year, Lockhart will be the team's No. 1 pitcher this season. "There's some pressure, but I'm excited," Lockhart said.
Seniors Morgan Hohner, Makaela Jones, Rebecca Luster, Elizabeth Anaya, Shelby Chavez, Taylor Jaramillo and Hannah Mojica also return with a lot of experience on the diamond.
Lockhart, Chavez, Anaya, Jaramillo and sophomore catcher Jordan Jaramillo are the team's captains.
The team began its season Wednesday against Class 6A power Cleveland. The 'Toppers hit well, but the team's defense struggled with the wind.
Several balls dropped in front of, or sailed over the heads, of the 'Toppers. Several ground balls also found holes in Los Alamos' infield for base hits.
"I'm a little disappointed today with our defense," Los Alamos manager Roger Anaya said. "We didn't adjust well to the wind."
The Los Alamos hockey team dropped below .500, losing to first-place Cibola 6-3 in both teams' regular-season finale Friday.
Los Alamos slipped to 8-9-4 with the loss while Cibola stayed close to perfect. Cibola is now 20-0-1 with its lone tie coming against Los Alamos.
Friday, Cibola jumped out to a 2-0 lead before Los Alamos responded. Jake Rutten assisted John Charles to cut the lead in half. Cibola, however, added two short-handed goals after that to go up, 4-1.
Los Alamos responded with a power-play goal. Ben Rees and John Charles assisted ChrisBond.
After that, Cory Schramm assisted Griff Matuszak for a four-on-four goal to cut Cibola's lead to 5-3, but Los Alamos wouldn't get any closer.
Cibola ended up outshooting Los Alamos by a single shot, 27-26.
Isaac Dunwoody made 21 saves in the game for Los Alamos.
Los Alamos finished the regular season in seventh place, but the Hilltoppers can still win the championship.
The state tournament will be held Thursday through Saturday at Taos.
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text: Normandy School District Nicastro Explains Normandy Decisions; Ferguson-Florissant Drops Normandy Transfers By Dale Singer • Jun 30, 2014 Stephanie Zimmerman Updated at 9:24 a.m. Monday with more district decisions about Normandy transfers. As the Normandy school district is about to give way to the Normandy Schools Collaborative, Missouri's education commissioner is addressing criticism about how the transition has been handled. Chris Nicastro's response: The decisions that have been made represent the best available from a list of bad options. University City Says No To Normandy Transfers By Tim Lloyd • Jun 27, 2014 (Flickr/Cast a Line) Updated at 5:07 p.m., Fri., June 27. The University City School District's board voted Thursday evening no longer to accept transfer students from Normandy. The 80 students who were signed up to return to the district but can no longer continue in the transfer program join the 350 students who, a week ago, were told they could no longer go to school in Francis Howell. With District About To Lapse, Elected Normandy Board Holds Final Meeting By Dale Singer • Jun 26, 2014 Stephanie Zimmerman | St. Louis Public Radio | file photo With some anger, some defiance and some celebration, the elected board of the Normandy school district held its final meeting Thursday night. On Tuesday, the district will be replaced by the Normandy Schools Collaborative, to be run by a board whose members have not yet all been appointed. Ty McNichols is set to remain as superintendent, but he and other administrators will be working without contracts. Dooley Aide Unloads On Stenger At Rancorous Council Meeting By Jason Rosenbaum • Jun 24, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio A top aide to St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley unleashed scathing criticism Tuesday at his boss' Democratic rival for county executive. It was part of yet another highly charged county council meeting filled with arguments, insults, recriminations and heated confrontations. Nixon Vetoes School Transfer Bill, Citing Public Money For Private Schools And Other Concerns By Dale Singer • Jun 24, 2014 / File photo As promised, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon vetoed on Tuesday the wide-ranging school transfer bill passed by lawmakers this year, saying it violates basic principles of public education and does nothing to help students trapped in unaccredited schools. At the offices of Education Plus in west St. Louis County, the governor listed three main reasons for his action. Normandy Turmoil Spills Over Into St. Louis County Executive's Contest By Jason Rosenbaum • Jun 23, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum | St. Louis Public Radio | file photo The turmoil in the Normandy School District is spilling over into the race for St. Louis County executive. Parents Of Normandy Transfer Students Wait To See If Districts Will Follow Francis Howell's Lead By Tim Lloyd • Jun 22, 2014 Tim Lloyd / St. Louis Public Radio Anxiety crept through SheRon Chaney when she heard that the Francis Howell School District would no longer accept about 350 transfer students from Normandy who were signed up to continue in the program. "Last year we were hopeful, this year we're fearful," she said. Chaney transferred her middle school aged daughter BrenNae to Maplewood Richmond Heights last year. And even though Francis Howell's decision — made during a closed session of its school board — doesn't affect her directly, it has Chaney and hundreds of other parents holding their breath. Normandy Students Can No Longer Transfer To Francis Howell; Normandy Drops Lawsuit By Tim Lloyd • Jun 20, 2014 Google Maps screen capture The Francis Howell School District announced today it will no longer accept transfer students from Normandy. The district was expecting roughly 350 students who transferred last fall to continue during the coming school year. Last summer, the soon-to-be-dissolved Normandy School District selected Francis Howell as its transportation option for students. Because the Normandy Schools Collaborative will have no accreditation status, the Francis Howell district said it is no longer legally obligated to accept transfer students. Missouri School Board Limits Normandy Transfers, Appoints Some Members To New Governing Panel By Dale Singer • Jun 16, 2014 Google Maps screen capture JEFFERSON CITY — More than 130 students whose families moved into the Normandy School District last summer to be able take advantage of the school transfer program will be shut out of the program this coming school year under a policy adopted by the state board of education Monday. Big Questions And Small Ones Linger About Normandy By Dale Singer • Jun 15, 2014 Courtesy Normandy School District While the Missouri board of education wrestles with big questions concerning Normandy schools – who will run them, how will the curriculum change, how can student achievement be raised – parents in the district have much more personal concerns: Will their children still be able to transfer to nearby accredited districts in the coming school year? Normandy Seeks Court Order Blocking State Takeover By Dale Singer • Jun 13, 2014 Google Maps screen capture The Normandy School District filed a motion Friday seeking to block the state's takeover of the district as of June 30 and its replacement by a new Normandy Schools Collaborative run by a state-appointed board. Commentary: Schools Remain Separate And Unequal By Chris Krehmeyer • Jun 11, 2014 (via Flickr/KB35) What progress can this country point to since the 1954 decision in Brown v Board of Education? It gave rise to the Civil Rights Movement, and that, ironically, has had greater success in parts of society such as housing integration and voting rights than it has in education. Today we still have separate and unequal schools -- not by legal mandate but by other de facto conditions in our neighborhoods. The trials and tribulations in the Normandy schools this past year have helped illuminate the stark contrasts in our public education system. One Year Later, No End In Sight To School Transfer Turmoil By Dale Singer • Jun 10, 2014 Flickr One year ago Wednesday, the Missouri Supreme Court threw the lives of thousands of students, teachers, parents and school administrators into a turmoil that shows no signs of stopping. By unanimously overturning a lower court ruling and allowing students in unaccredited school districts to transfer to nearby accredited schools, the court enforced a 20-year-old law in a way that no one had foreseen would ever happen. As a result: Wholesale Hiring Could Begin Soon In Normandy By Dale Singer • Jun 9, 2014 Teach for America Let's say you've been a teacher in the Normandy school district for a while and are wondering what's going to happen to your job when the new state-run Normandy Schools Collaborative takes over on July 1. If you're still interested in teaching in the district, here is what Superintendent Ty McNichols had to say in a letter sent out to staff member last week: State Plan For Normandy Includes Tuition Cap, No New Transfers By Dale Singer • Jun 6, 2014 DESE website Missouri education officials are going to recommend that under the new Normandy school entity, which takes effect July 1, students who have transferred from that district to nearby accredited districts would still be able to do so, but tuition rates would be capped at about $7,200. No new transfers would be allowed. Under the state plan, the transportation situation for transfer students would stay the same. Renovated Girls Inc. Center In North County Gives Girls More Opportunities By Tim Lloyd & Parth Shah • Jun 5, 2014 Parth Shah | St. Louis Public Radio Just in time for summer vacation, Girls Inc. of St. Louis unveiled its updated north St. Louis County facility today. The goal is expanding education opportunities for poor girls. The organization, which serves girls ages 5 to 17, provides both summer and after-school classes in subjects ranging from art to economic literacy. The upgraded 44,000-square-foot facility in Northwoods can serve up to 400 girls. Carole Basile, the dean of the college of education at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, said the programs provided help students stay sharp. Appointed Boards Hold Lessons For Normandy: Keep Sense Of Urgency Even When Change Is Slow By Dale Singer • Jun 2, 2014 UMSL website Lynn Beckwith remembers very well what happened on May 20, 2010, and how it set into motion a scramble to get the Riverview Gardens schools ready for the coming year. That was the day Beckwith was named to head the three-member special administrative board that is running the unaccredited north St. Louis County school district. Elected Board Members Criticize State Takeover By Dale Singer • May 30, 2014 Google Maps screen capture Updated 2:23 p.m. Friday with DESE response on payment of tuition Members of the elected Normandy school board may soon be out of a job, but they made clear Thursday night they don't plan to go quietly. Discussion: The Broader Implications Of Changes In Normandy Schools By Camille Phillips • May 29, 2014 Google Maps screen capture The Normandy School District is undergoing a series of changes that have broad implications for education throughout the St. Louis region. Thursday on St. Louis on the Air host Don Marsh led a wide-ranging discussion about what those changes mean for the future of education in St. Louis. The conversation began with St. Louis Public Radio education reporters Dale Singer and Tim Lloyd. As It Walks Uncertain Path, Normandy Graduates Seniors By Tim Lloyd • May 23, 2014 Tim Lloyd / St. Louis Public Radio Wendy McGregor had all the glow of a mother watching her oldest daughter earn a high school diploma. "I am the mother of Tasha McGregor," she said. "Yes, Yes, Yes! We did it!" Despite an unclear future, the tone at what is likely to be the unaccredited Normandy School District's final graduation under its current structure was one of pride and perseverance. "Right now we're just trying to focus on them," McGregor said. "Even though it could be Normandy something else, we're all still Normandy strong." State Won't OK Expenses For Normandy Lawsuit By Dale Singer • May 22, 2014 (via Flickr/comedy_nose) Missouri education officials, who control the finances of the Normandy school district, say they won't pay the costs of a lawsuit that asks the courts to take another look at the student transfer case. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in St. Louis County Circuit Court, wants a reconsideration of two issues the Missouri Supreme Court rejected in its unanimous decision last year that set in motion the student transfers: unfunded mandates and the impossibility to comply with the transfer law. For One Family, A Year Of Early Mornings And Long Drives Draws To A Close By Tim Lloyd • May 22, 2014 / Tim Lloyd, St. Louis Public Radio It's just after 7 a.m., and SheRon Chaney already has her family packed into an SUV and ready for school. "On a good day like today, I'm hoping it only takes about 35 minutes," she said. Leave just a touch later and they could be stuck in traffic for more than an hour. It's a quirk of St. Louis' commuter culture that Chaney picked up when she decided to transfer her seventh-grade daughter, BrenNae, out of the Normandy School District in favor of Maplewood Richmond Heights. Normandy Files Suit Challenging State Transfer Law By Dale Singer • May 21, 2014 Google Maps screen capture One day after the Missouri Board of Education voted to replace the Normandy school district with a new, state-controlled entity, Normandy filed suit challenging the law that lets students transfer from unaccredited districts. Missouri Board Of Education Approves Replacing Normandy School District With New Organization By Dale Singer • May 20, 2014 Google Maps screen capture (Updated at 4:54 p.m., Tues., May 20) COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Missouri Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to replace the Normandy School District with a new entity with the same boundaries but run by an appointed board, effective July 1. Normandy Task Force Recommends New Name, New Structure In Current Boundaries By Dale Singer • May 16, 2014 Google Maps screen capture A task force set up to make recommendations for the future of the unaccredited Normandy School District says a new structure with a new name, within the current boundaries of the district, should be set up. It would report directly to the state board of education. The Normandy School District was classified as unaccredited as of Jan. 1, 2013. Beyond Housing's Chris Krehmeyer On The Challenges And Opportunities Of Community Development By Camille Phillips • May 13, 2014 Over the years, Beyond Housing's Chris Krehmeyer has appeared on St. Louis on the Air to discuss issues ranging from poverty to home ownership to health and the economy. Most recently, he came to the studio to discuss Beyond Housing's work with the Normandy School District, a project called the 24:1 Initiative. Normandy Transition Panel Hones Ideas, Lawmakers Grapple With Transfer Issue By Dale Singer • May 13, 2014 UMSL A task force charged with making recommendations for the future of the Normandy School District finished meeting Monday and plans to send its report to state education officials later this week. Carole Basile, dean of the school of education at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, said she plans to take the discussions from the task force over the past several weeks and draw up a list of recommendations that she will submit to Chris Nicastro, Missouri's commissioner of elementary and secondary education. After A Semester Of Talking Online, Normandy And Parkway Students Finally Meet By Tim Lloyd & Dale Singer • May 6, 2014 Tim Lloyd / St. Louis Public Radio Even though they've been talking all semester, high school junior Meagan Nalepa and senior Shakiyla Hughes have finally sat at the same lunch table. 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Overall Never has failed me, in the 350+ hours of use so far. Original deck belts, and blades. Only sharpen blades every year, with the yearly oil/air filter change.
Strengths Always starts
Weaknesses Sheet Metal Rust if you have a Snowblower (Wish It was Plastic or fiberglass
Overall Excellent Lawn mover mine is a 2001 2186 with deck and snowblower, The snowblower works awesome !
Strengths I have owned my tractor since fall 2005. Purchased new. It is a good stable tractor and has plenty of pulling capability.
Weaknesses The deck is the biggest weakness as I have destroyed three belts with less than 70 hours of mowing time. The availability of accessories such as plow and other implements are non existent.
Overall I would not purchase another Cub Cadet. Although the pulling capability meets my expectation the lack of a slip hitch at a reasonable price and other accessories makes the "Garden" portion of this tractor not practicable. It is a "Lawn" tractor at best but with the poor deck design it is not suitable for that either. My next tractor will be either John Deere or Kubota.
Weaknesses The deck is pure junk. I have welded it several times, but now the deck piece itself must be warped because the deck belt rubs on one of the deck hangers.
The engine backfires badly when shut down.
Overall Good tractor, terrible deck.
Strengths Everything. You will not hurt the transmission pulling things. It is wide enough to be stable on hills. It turns fast, seeing how it has such a large deck. And the ride is the smoothest of any mower I have ever owned.
Weaknesses Some cut grass lays on the deck and you have to blow it off. Not a big deal, really
Overall I really love my Cub Cadet 2186.
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Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 45 mins
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- 5 scallions
- 59.14 ml oyster sauce
- 29.58 ml Dijon mustard
- 29.58 ml hoisin sauce
- 4.92 ml ginger, finely grated
- 29.58 ml honey
- 14.79 ml soy sauce
- 4 pork chops, 1 inch thick
- Preheat oven to 4oo degrees.
- Cut scallions diagonally into 2-inch pieces.
- Whisk remaining ingredients except pork in a large bowl Add scallions and pork, turning pork to coat.
- Arrange pork in 1 layer in shallow baking dish. Spoon remaining sauce with scallions over pork and roast 15-20 minutes.
- Turn on broiler and broil pork 5-6 inches from heat until top is slightly caramelized, 2-5 minutes. Let stand, uncovered, 5 minutes.
- Serve pork topped with pan juices.
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January 12, 2011 - Designed for municipal stormwater, combined effluent, raw sewage, and irrigation water, AVFM 5.0 can monitor flow through open channels, partially full sewer pipes, and surcharged pipes without flume or weir. It can be configured with standard submerged velocity/level sensor, or with submerged velocity and separate non-contacting ultrasonic level sensor. Additional features include backlit flow rate display, totalizer, three 4-20 mA outputs, and 2 control relays.
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