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Though the Nelsonville jail only has 32 female beds, the jail was housing 33 women Wednesday afternoon, a number that is in constant flux, he said.
Typically an extra inmate can be kept in a holding cell while it can be determined if someone will be released soon enough to make room for her. However, jails often resort to housing women prisoners in neighboring jails, said Tolson, who has needed to house two females at the Washington County Jail within the last two weeks.
However, contracting with another jail is almost always more costly and less convenient than housing prisoners close to home.
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To house out of county inmates, the Washington County Jail charges $60 a day, said Washington County Sheriff Larry Mincks.
Washington County's unique set-up of multiple dormitories of varying size gives the jail the unique advantage of being able to change how it houses males and females.
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Currently the jail has 24 beds designated for females, said Lt. Brad Thorpe. It is the highest capacity any neighboring Ohio county jail has reserved for women, and it puts Washington County in a position to be able to house inmates from other counties.
Last year, the jail made $250,000 housing both male and female inmates from other counties, said Mincks. That money goes into the Washington County general fund, he said.
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"We probably get calls two to three times a week from other jails wanting us to house female inmates," he said.
And even that facility is not immune to overcrowding. For approximately the past year, the site has stayed consistently near capacity for female offenders, said Thorpe.
The 15 current female prisoners are a poor indication of an average, said Arnold, because there is typically a lull in jail populations in winter.
"When we moved into this jail in 2004, we averaged around seven to 10 females at a time and now we average between 20 to 25," he said.
Part of the problem regionally and statewide, said Tolson, is that many officials did not foresee a sharp increase in the female population when they were built. When the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail was built in 1998, it only contained 24 beds, he said.
"I think when they built this jail female populations were low. Female populations never really took off until three or four years ago, but they are definitely soaring now," he said.
In fact female inmate populations used to be so low that two neighboring county jails -Noble and Monroe -do not house women at all.
"At the time we built the jail in 1998, females were few and far between in here. They didn't see a need for a separate female room," said Lt. Cherish Ditch, Noble County Jail administrator.
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Part of the overcrowding problem, said Thorpe, is that recent changes in Ohio law mean more fourth- and fifth-degree felony offenders are serving their sentence in a county jail.
But another piece of the puzzle could simply be that females are committing more crimes, said Mincks.
"I think the problem has been that more women are becoming involved in crimes of drugs and they are being charged with it," he said.
Female inmate numbers have soared so much that the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail added eight female beds a few years ago. But capacity has already caught up to them again and the female population is not going to decrease anytime soon, Tolson said.
"Eventually I think it's going to become an issue where we won't be able to play the musical chair game anymore," he said.
Jails have some different solutions for the overcrowding.
In the event of overflow, the Washington County Jail has extra beds that they can place on the floor if it comes to that, said Thorpe.
"You have to find ways to adapt. For us that's the extra beds," he said.
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Some people are questioning if Jamal Morris, should not have been let out of jail so easily.
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Columbus keeps climbing in the ranks of the nation's most bedbug-infested cities, according to major pest-control companies.
The city rose to No. 3 on the latest list from Orkin, which ranks metro areas by the number of bedbug treatments the company performed last year.
Terminix says bedbug-specific calls in Columbus jumped by 47 percent from January through May last year, compared with the same period in 2012. That hike was the fourth-highest, the company said.
"It should be of concern to our public officials," said Susan Jones, an Ohio State University entomologist and bedbug expert. "It is getting worse as we speak."
Jones and other members of the all-volunteer Central Ohio Bed Bug Task Force say the absence of public funding for bedbug awareness and eradication hampers efforts to fight what has become an epidemic.
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KABUL, Afghanistan -- As tens of thousands of American troops prepare to withdraw from Afghanistan in time for the 2014 deadline set by the White House, another exodus is gathering pace: Afghans fleeing their country's violence and economic uncertainty.
"The international community is leaving and we are right behind them," Khalid Gul, a 23-year-old university student, said in a trendy Kabul café. "Ninety percent of Afghans, they want to leave Afghanistan for the same reason: education and instability."
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Afghan refugee children play with tires on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan, on March 1. Pakistan hosts over 1.6 million registered Afghans, the largest and most protracted refugee population in the world.
"We have to understand that as a poor South Asian country we have to face some of these challenges which are pretty natural to a war-torn country coming out of decades of conflict. You cannot skip that challenge; you have to walk through it and it takes time," he said.
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"I can do nothing for Afghanistan so I have to leave Afghanistan," his friend, Khalid Gul, agreed. "We have to go. That is the full and final answer."
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Coach Woodson can scowl at our guys all he wants, this kind of garbage play at both ends of the court over this long a stretch can't just be poor execution of a good game plan. If we believe that now, then we have to go back and believe that back when MDA was in charge, too. We need to mix things up at this point. C'mon, guys.
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60% of the Nets team (starters) who swept the Knicks in 04 is on the floor.
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James White sighting!
Shump has had some flashes of good and bad this game -- still clearly a step slow, but that's expected.
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Written by InnerSelf on 28.04.2012 at 01:59
Great ! another list to follow
Written by tea[m]ster on 28.04.2012 at 06:04
Written by InnerSelf on 28.04.2012 at 01:59
Great ! another list to follow
Yes, I know, a lot of stuff to check out! If you want I can give you the 3 or 4 you DEFINETELY need to hear!
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Would be cool if you could post bandcamp links wherever possible
Did you like the new OSI? I found it quite bland compared to their previous releases, but I haven't given it too many spins. Maybe it will grow on me :/
Written by Oaken on 04.05.2012 at 00:21
Nice list. I'd like to give Reverence a try.
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Written by Oaken on 04.05.2012 at 00:21
Nice list. I'd like to give Reverence a try.
Thanks, I think you would dig most of this stuff!
Written by Guest on 31.05.2012 at 23:02
...and as expected. Some unknown stuff over here that's worth picking up. Cool list.
Post-rock/metal ftw.
Written by IronAngel on 01.06.2012 at 00:26
Rituals was indeed good. Nothing original, but above average in the style. Ufomammut was kinda meh on first listen, haven't had the time to spin it again. I've always thought they're nice, they're sound is very welcome to my ears and all, but I don't get that certain "wow" factor others seem to find.
Written by Mr. Doctor on 02.06.2012 at 22:14
but nothing sludge in it.
Written by tea[m]ster on 02.06.2012 at 23:02
That's why we all hear what we want to hear :0
Written by Alex F on 19.08.2012 at 20:28
Oh god, there's a lot on here i'm going to have to check out... i've been wanting more sludgy stuff and it looks like this would be the place to find it
Written by R'Vannith on 23.10.2012 at 08:46
That Crown album.. it really is "The One". Probably the best ep I've heard this year (not many of those though) alongside that Monolithe one, have you heard it yet? Seems like something you'd dig.
Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 31.12.2012 at 01:30
I can stomach only a handful of post metal bands a year before I get thoroughly bored of it.
Written by IronAngel on 31.12.2012 at 01:41
I agree. When it's good, I really like it. But after half a dozen albums I just find very little energy to check out others. Because let's face it, most of them sound pretty much the same, and there doesn't seem to be much of a consensus about what's actually good in the genre. When I feel like listening to some new "post-metal", I'll just put on my favorite. I liked that Rituals album, but if I'd heard it later in the year after Adrift or Planks (both of which are pretty meh for me) I might prefer them over it.
Kowloon Walled City and Sunpocrisy would be my picks of the year in the style, I guess. I also enjoyed Neurosis, Rituals and Strage several times. I'm sure some of the other albums would be equally good, but I've reached my limit and it takes something special to break into that arbitrary company.
Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 31.12.2012 at 01:30
I'm not bothered about the amount of bandcamp bands but rather the abundance of the word "post" on this list.
Written by IronAngel on 31.12.2012 at 00:42
I'll try to check out most of your top 20 though, I've barely heard half of them.
Written by IronAngel on 31.12.2012 at 00:42
Bah, too many obscure Bandcamp bands.
Written by IronAngel on 03.01.2013 at 22:36
BoxCar: I like to do my listening in one place, or two at most. I hate having to keep a browser tab open to listen to an album, and I'm pretty neurotic about scrobbling what I listen to for Last.fm (even if I can't scrobble my iPod Touch and still listen to CDs, too). I already have to skip interesting albums or only quickly check them out because of time constraints, and sadly those Bandcamp bands get shoved to the bottom of the pile. Unless they come highly recommended or for some reason look just like my thing, anyway.
Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 04.01.2013 at 00:02
I dunno what browser you use but there's a Chrome extension that allows you to scrobble stuff off bandcamp / youtube and other stuff (providing it's in Band - Song format I think). Was pretty handy when I still had a last.fm
Written by IronAngel on 03.01.2013 at 22:36
Whirr's Pipe Dreams
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you should check out Whirr
Written by tea[m]ster on 04.01.2013 at 21:55
I have a rec for your 2012 list. Sorry if it's on it already but did you hear the new album from Exotic Animal Petting Zoo? I am not a big mathcore fan but that album is great!
Written by Guest on 05.01.2013 at 19:03
I dont know over 90% of the albums listed here give me the 3 or 4 i must hear, please.
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Thanks tea[m]ster,


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March 8, 2013 | Portland Business Journal-- When Steve Novick walked across downtown Portland the other day to meet with the leaders of Outside In about their free needle exchange program for IV drug users, he wasn't just showing his liberal support for a hot-button issue.
As usual, the newest addition to Portland's city council had bigger ideas on the subject.
Dressed in a pinstriped navy shirt with an extra-wide, orange tie, Novick listened closely and nodded his head often as Outside In Director Kathy Oliver explained the importance of the needle exchange program: a half a million needles each year to 3,676 IV drug-users (60.5 percent of whom are homeless), with an exchange rate of over 100 percent, meaning more dirty needles coming in for safe disposal than there are clean needles handed out in exchange.
Oliver explained that the program gets $126,000 per year from Multnomah County. The additional $65,000 it gets from the city is in danger because of Portland's $25 million budget shortfall.
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Aaron loved performing and finding students' style
On the occasion of his 87th birthday, Joe Aaron was asked what songs he heard when he thought of himself playing.
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Scottish novelist Iain Banks has died
When Scottish novelist Iain Banks announced in April that he had an inoperable form of cancer, his large online following responded with affection and dismay.
"There can have been few novelists of recent years who were more aware of what their readers thought of their books; there is a frequent sense in his novels of an author teasing, testing and replying to a readership with which he was pretty familiar," wrote The Guardian's John Mullan in his obituary piece on Banks, who died Sunday at age 59. »Read Full Blog Post
Festivals and free concerts: June 9-15
Locust Street Festival of Music & Art: 11 a.m.-8 p.m., on Locust St. between Humboldt and Holton, www.locust-street.com. »Read Full Article
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Trial set for local business owner
A New Matamoras business owner accused of dumping well wastewater into a Monroe County stream is set to stand trial in Feb. 11.
Robert D. Armstrong and his company, RCA Oil and Gas LLC, were indicted Nov. 29 on a charge of knowingly discharging a pollutant into United States water without a proper permit. If convicted, he could face up to three years in prison and a $50,000 fine.
Armstrong has pleaded not guilty, said his attorney, federal public defender Gordon Hobson, who declined to comment on the specifics of the case.
The alleged violation occurred at a well off Monroe County 19, about five miles north of New Matamoras in Benton Township, according to Harry Cisler, who owns the property on which the well is located. Court documents say the earthen wall of a reservoir near the well was breached with a backhoe in June 2010, causing approximately 800,000 gallons of water – some of which was considered wastewater from other nearby wells – to flow into Rockcamp Run, a tributary of the Little Muskingum River.
"That is just terrible, because the Little Muskingum is one of the cleanest streams in the state," said Marietta resident Marilyn Ortt, a local environmentalist.
Ortt noted the Little Muskingum flows into the Ohio River at Reno.
According to the indictment filed with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, Eastern Division, RCA provides services for oil and gas wells in southeast Ohio. In June 2010, the well, known as Cisler No. 3, was installed and put into production. The reservoir was built nearby to hold water to be used in the hydraulic fracturing process.
Hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," has gotten a great deal of attention lately as interest and activity in accessing the Marcellus and Utica shale formations has increased. While the horizontal drilling process allowing access to the formations is new, fracking, which involves pumping chemical-laced water into the shale to fracture it and access mineral resources, is not.
The Cisler well appears to be a vertical, rather than horizontal well, because it is not included on the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' tally of Marcellus and Utica wells, said Jocelyn Kozlowski, public information officer for ODNR. Ravenna-based Beck Energy Corp. is listed as the owner of the well, but no one there was available to discuss it Thursday.
The reservoir at the Cisler well was filled with approximately 2.2 million gallons of fresh water, the indictment says. Later, it says, Armstrong arranged for approximately 90,000 gallons of brine water, which came from two nearby oil and gas wells, to be placed in it.
"Because the brine was from oil and gas wells, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources considered the liquid in the reservoir to be oil field wastewater and therefore it had to be disposed of properly," the indictment says.
After the Cisler well was fracked, the document says, about 800,000 gallons of water remained in the reservoir at the time Armstrong breached the wall.
A small sample of water from the reservoir was obtained, and analysis showed "significant concentrations of barium and sodium," the indictment says. The documents do not provide a numerical amount for the concentrations.
According to the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, barium compounds are used by the oil and gas industry to make drilling muds, which keep drill bits lubricated as they move through rock. Ingesting drinking water containing higher levels of barium than the EPA drinking water guidelines can cause gastrointestinal disturbances and muscle weakness with short-term exposure and kidney damage over a longer period of time.
The EPA website, meanwhile, notes the established guidance level of 20 milligrams per liter is probably too low and should be revisited. It notes that high levels of salt intake can be associated with high blood pressure but says the level in drinking water is usually too low to contribute to adverse health effects.
Ortt said there could have been other hazardous materials in the water as well.
"The barium and sodium are indicators of other heavy metals and toxins," she said.
The well is still listed as producing by ODNR. In 2010 and 2011 combined, it produced 25,568 mcf (1,000 cubic feet) of natural gas and 13 barrels of oil in 2011. Statistics for 2012 are not due to be filed until March.


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State Police arrest Middletown man for Sex Offender Registry violation
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On June 25, 2013, State Police in Middletown arrested Eric B. Reynolds, age 27, for failing to provide authorities with his correct address to comply with the state's Sex Offender Registration Act.
In January 2013, Reynolds, a convicted sex offender, registered with the Town of Mount Hope Police Department, providing an address in the Village of Otisville. Troopers learned that Reynolds never actually resided at that address, and has been living at the Middletown Motel on Route 211 in the Town of Wallkill, where he was arrested.
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Ron Smith never liked the term treadmill to describe the plight of modern farming.
Willard Cochrane, an agricultural economist, coined that term decades ago to illustrate how farming was permanently locked in a technological treadmill and how new technology constantly had to be updated and introduced to farming to increase output and lower prices.
Smith understands the underlying explanation. He just never bought into the term.
He should know better than most. Perhaps few other people on this planet have gained a deeper insight into cotton farming both inside, growing up on a north Alabama farm, and outside, advising cotton growers about how to deal with one of the biggest banes of cotton production — insects.
Having grown up this way and having seen all the changes that have swept the cotton landscape over the past two generations as a cotton insect expert, Smith has a hard time seeing cotton production in such dire terms.
"Treadmill implies to me that you're locked in the same place — walking but not getting anywhere," says Smith, an Auburn University professor emeritus of entomology and Alabama Cooperative Extension System entomologist.
"We're definitely not doing that — every time we adopt new technology, we're in a new place."
Smith still remembers the time in the 1950s when producers' fortunes in the fall were tied directly to the previous winter.
"The boll weevil's severity depended directly on the previous winter's severity," Smith recalls. "If the winter was cold, we made a great crop; if mild, we made only an average crop."
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Home List of Titles The Gemini Deep Deep Survey, VII: the redshift evolution of the mass-metallicity relation
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- The Gemini Deep Deep Survey, VII: the redshift evolution of the mass-metallicity relation
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- Savaglio, Sandra; Glazebrook, Karl; Le Borgne, Damien; Juneau, Stephanie; Abraham, Roberto G.; Chen, Hsiao Wen; Crampton, David; McCarthy, Patrick J.; Carlberg, Ray G.; Marzke, Ronald O.; Roth, Kathy; Jorgensen, Inger; Murowinski, Richard
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- We have investigated the mass-metallicity (M-Z) relation using galaxies at 0.4 < z <1.0 from the Gemini Deep Deep Survey (GDDS) and Canada-France Redshift Survey (CFRS). Deep K- and z-band photometry allowed us to measure stellar masses for 69 galaxies. From a subsample of 56 galaxies, for which metallicity of the interstellar medium is also measured, we identified a strong correlation between mass and metallicity for the first time in the distant universe. This was possible because of the larger baseline spanned by the sample in terms of metallicity (a factor of 7) and mass (a factor of 400) than in previous works. This correlation is much stronger and tighter than the luminosity-metallicity relation, confirming that stellar mass is a more meaningful physical parameter than luminosity. We find clear evidence for temporal evolution in the M-Z relation in the sense that at a given mass, a galaxy at z ∼ 0.7 tends to have lower metallicity than a local galaxy of similar mass. We use the z ∼ 0.1 Sloan Digital Sky Survey M-Z relation and a small sample of z ∼ 2.3 Lyman break galaxies with known mass and metallicity to propose an empirical redshift-dependent M-Z relation. According to this relation the stellar mass and metallicity in small galaxies evolve for a longer time than they do in massive galaxies. This relation predicts that the generally metal-poor damped Ly
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- Astrophysical Journal, Vol. 635, no. 1 (Dec 2005), pp. 260-279
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- 2005
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- Abundances; Composition gradient; Cosmology; Digital sky survey; Evolution; Extragalactic; Funadmental parameters; Galaxies; Goods-north field; HII regions; ISM; Lyman-break galaxies; Observations; Photometric catalogs; Photometric catalogues; Star-formation
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I love Alan Wake. The game's creepy atmosphere, engaging gameplay and awesome visuals hooked me, but what impressed me most was the carefully crafted story. It's a story that you can take seriously--at least at first. Check out our Alan Wake review for more.
In Episode Four, though, there's a piece of product placement that's so jarring, so nonsensical, and so downright bad, it's the fictional equivalent of a game-killing glitch. Check it out below the cut... (Spoiler warning, of course.)
Keep in mind, at this point in the story, we're unsure if the insane asylum which Wake is escaping from exists in real life and is haunted, or is some twisted figment of his imagination. Either way, why would there be a commercial on TV? The electricity is being controlled by the swirling darkness outside. Does the evil force want Wake to buy a Mustang? For that matter, why would Alan stand there and watch?
This is way different and way worse than a billboard in the background or a TV commercial in the "real" world -- those can be justified within the fictional universe. To add insult to injury, you even get an achievement for sitting though Verizon's pitch. The argument about whether games are Art is ridiculous in the face of this kind of evidence -- it's obvious games are commerce.
I like to think the character of Emerson, a video game designer driven mad by the pressures of his industry, is a sly response to the money-over-art mindset that put this commercial in the game. Check out Emerson in the video below:


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Hello everyone,
It's probably silly that it's taken me this long to wonder if I'm pumping too much, but here's my situation.
DD is 6 months old and is a reverse cycler (easily accommodated by co-sleeping, as others have mentioned) ever since I went back to work. She's another bottle-refuser, so her daytime EBM consumption is pretty low. I'm not worried about her (she's happy and active and a very healthy 23 pounds to date) but our freezer is full to bursting with EBM.
I have been pumping (both breasts) 3x a day on my full days and 2x on my half days. I've also got somewhat of an overabundant milk supply. DD has only ever fed off one side at a time; we just started out that way and I never thought much about my milk supply because she always nursed for a decent amount of time on one side and was satisfied for 1.5 to 2 hours. I've been noticing that the EBM is not as creamy as what I pumped when I first started back to work, so I don't think I'm emptying my breasts very effectively.
Should I be pumping less often because of her nursing habits and my overproductivity? Should I swtich from double pumping to just doing one side at a time? I know it doesn't seem like diminished supply is something I should be worried about it, but my milk took forever to come in in the first place so I'm a little worried about doing anything that will cause me to dry up.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!


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The mother who abandoned her two young children along Interstate 90 in late October is expected to plead guilty to a charge related to the Oct. 30 incident.
Shannon Duval, 27, of Spokane Valley, waived a preliminary hearing in the case for a plea offer from prosecutors. Duval's attorney confirmed she will plead guilty in district court to one of the original charges she's facing.
Duval was charged with two counts of felony injury to a child after she was arrested in Spokane County and extradited back to Kootenai County in the wake of the Oct. 30 incident.
That morning, a construction worker found two young children, ages 3 and 6, in a grassy area along I-90 near the interchange construction project near Mile Post 1. The children couldn't tell authorities what their last name was, but officers found Duval's purse nearby and began searching for her.
She was found that evening at a residence in Spokane Valley and booked into the Spokane County Jail on an outstanding warrant for negligent driving. She was later extradited to Kootenai County to face felony injury to a child charges.
The children were placed in foster care by Child Protective Services.


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Starting Off With a Loss!
Oh my goodness, it's so great to back into writing about an actual game. Whew. I can't believe we finally made it!
Today was the charity game against the Mariners, which we lost 9-3. A couple of observations right out of the gate: 1) I forgot how much I hate losing. And I always run into this problem in Spring Training too even though these games don't matter. I mean, I am really frustrated that we lost this game. I don't know, even though they don't matter, these games still seem to have implications for the regular season.
2) Along those same lines, I hate Spring Training because I always thought that the pitchers were supposed to be trying to get on their game, so they're not on top of their game, yet. But every single year, our pitchers are certainly not on top of their game, but it always seems like the opposing pitchers are having no problems at all. Which leads me to think that even if the opposing pitchers are not on top of their game yet, it must mean that our hitters stink. So, in summary, Spring Training games really tick me off. And I know, I'm really, really reading too much into this.
Postives? Chris Young had a good outing, an inning with three hits and a run and a walk allowed. Did get two strikeouts though, so that puts his ERA at 9.00 even. Sweet.
Heath Bell allowed a run, and this Radhames Liz guy allowed six. Nice.
Matt Stairs hit a home run, and Kyle Blanks got two hits. Jerry Hairston got a hit and scored a run.
Okay, so it wasn't too bad for a game that doesn't even count. And it is baseball, after all. That's something to be excited about. But I want to see our guys getting some more hits and scoring some more runs. I hate losing.
Speaking of which, the Oakland Athetics also lost 9-3. Kouz didn't play, so I guess he's still hurting. Poor baby😦 Get well soon!!
I can't wait to hear tomorrow's game live! It's going to be so great!
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Stairs goes yard right away? Hmmm. Best signing ever!? 🙂 I think your pitching is going to bea lot better this year. Young, Bell, Correia, Latos, and Garland are really going to help you guys win some games. And don't forget about the grumpy Canadian, Matt Stairs. Whoo hoo!
Any girl who is this passionate about baseball is awesome. Keep up the good work.
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Matt Stairs doing what he does best… gonna miss him….
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I don't hate Spring Training much, its just sometimes too lousy for the baseball team to their part. But anyway, for those who people who don't want to see the game maybe you want to check out the Harry Shearer new album and it is very hilarious. Well, for me I would go for more PADRES stuffs and yes, I saw Matt Stairs hit a home run, isn't it amazing that even they lost the first game – they still manages to do their best! Good luck PADRES, and as to Kouz, hopefully he will recover soon.


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Although all History of Ideas courses are honors courses, anyone can enroll in them and even complete the minor.
Five courses are required for the minor, and then you have some choices. You'll need to complete two electives that range from courses such as "Landmark Discoveries in Natural Science" to the "History of Economic Thought " to "East Asian Thought." (It's a great program.)
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Tony Montana's rise and fall.
Are you talking to me? Classic
Scared the living **** out of people when it came out. Still does 30+ years later
R.P Mc Murphy vs Sister Rachel..
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According to Villanueva, the meeting took place on the afternoon of July 16 in the office of County Attorney Herb Hancock, not in the office of County Judge Barbara Shaw as was stated by Maurice Yarter during public comments made during the July 31 meeting of Commissioners Court.
Yarter told The Karnes Countywide that his statement was based on information he had received from a county employee who saw several individuals involved with the complaint walk into the county judge's office immediately following the meeting which took place in the county attorney's office.
According to a county employee who was in the hallway outside County Judge Barbara Shaw's office around 2 p.m. on July 16, Shaw was in her office when Sheriff Villanueva and County Attorney Herb Hancock met at the doorway and walked into the county judge's office together. About two minutes later, according to the employee, the county judge's husband, Kyle Shaw, accompanied by his lawyer, also walked into the county judge's office.
Villanueva said it was possible he might have walked into the judge's office about the same time, but if so, it would have been to discuss a different, unrelated matter.
County Judge Barbara Shaw responded by email to a question asking if any meeting related to the complaint was held in her office.
"I do not represent Premier," Shaw said. "I have not talked to the sheriff or (County Attorney) Herb (Hancock) about the incident/complaint as this has nothing to do with my capacity as county judge. No one has met in my office to discuss the complaint. Again, this has nothing to do with me as county judge."
County Attorney Herb Hancock also told The Karnes Countywide during an interview last week that the meeting about the complaint was held in his office, not in the county judge's office.
"We never did discuss this with (Judge) Shaw under any circumstances," Hancock said. "We have kept her out of it because it was not any of her business. We did not meet in her office."
The Karnes Countywide has requested a copy of a video surveillance recording taken just outside the judge's office on July 16. Karnes County Sheriff Dwayne Villanueva agreed to release the video, but as of Aug. 12, the video had not yet been released.
Villanueva said he and Sergeant Mike Cantu worked together on the investigation into the allegations of misconduct brought forward by Premier Vacuum Service and Barbara Shaw. The sheriff's office investigation has concluded, Villanueva explained, but the matter has been referred to the district attorney's office for possible criminal charges related to the incident.
When asked what was the outcome of his department's investigation, Villanueva referred all comment on the matter to Casey Cullen, an attorney representing the Karnes County Sheriff's Office in regard to this investigation.
The Karnes Countywide reached out to Cullen Monday for comment regarding the outcome of the department's internal investigation but messages sent were not immediately returned.


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Design process begins for new Northside Elementary
The design is underway for La Crosse's new Northside Elementary school.
A team of parents, community members, and school officials met for the first time Thursday. They're working on the nearly 16 million dollar building that will be built where the old Franklin Elementary building stands.
Voters approved the funding to combine Roosevelt, Franklin and Coulee Montessori this past November.
The design team will be holding a number of forums over the next few months. They say it should be an easy topic to hear from everyone. "Everybody's been to a school, that's the nice thing about elementary schools, everybody in the entire country has been to an elementary school and has opinions about what works and what doesn't, so we as a staff are collecting the information," said Northside Elementary School Principal Laura Huber.
As a new way to get input from the teachers in the district, they set up a board on the social network Pinterest. Teachers are pinning ideas ranging from classroom styles, office space, and even the bathrooms.
Officials plan to have a design to the school board in March and unveil the new building by fall 2014.
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Lisa Norden
Representing: SWE
Gender: Female
Athlete Year of Birth: 1984
Athlete Place of Birth: Kristianstad
Athlete Weight: 60 kg
Athlete Height: 176 cm
Athlete Lives: Hoor Sweden
Website: http://www.lisanorden.com
WTS Ranking: 23 1515pts
ITU Points List:: 31 2268.29pts
Athlete Biography
Took up triathlon in 2002 when my horse got injured and I needed to get rid of excess energy. And then I got stuck into it and decided to found out if I ever would be able to compete at an international level. Without a swim background learning how to swim freestyle was a big challange(and still is today). I grew up in a medium sized swedish town where I graduated from High School. The same year I went down under to Sydney as a "year off" before starting UNI. I thought triathlon would be a great thing to do as a break from the studying. My mum worked in Sydney for two years which made it possible for me to live down here. After 7 months I came back to europe but decided to do another block of 6 months. And that followed by a third 3 months trip down this year. So for three years now I have lived in a constant summer, which I really don't have any complaints about….
Athlete Sponsors: Specialized, Asics, TYR, JTT, Oakley
Athlete Language: Swedish, English and some German
Athlete Tri Entry Year: 2002
Athlete Other Sports: Grew up in the stable and competed in equestrian
Athlete Hobbies: Coffee-drinking and bread baking
Athlete Sports Hero: Stefan Holm
Athlete Proudest Moment: Being on the podium together with Snowsill and Fernandes in the Mooloolaba WC. It was my first ever WC podium and a feeling I\'ll never forget.
Athlete Injuries: Over the past year plentiful, a slipped disc -10, inflamed HFL -11, multiple calf tears -12-
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Honolulu police are searching for those responsible for a pellet gun shooting at city buses.
Oahu Transit Services says four bus windows were damaged by bullets from a pellet gun. Two windows were shattered and two others were cracked.
Transit officials say bus riders and drivers were at risk since the buses were in service at the time of the shootings.
One bus was shot at around 6:15 p.m. Wednesday on Liliha Street across from Liliha Library. Another bus was shot a few hours laters at 9 p.m. at the intersection of Liliha Street and King Street.
Damage was estimated at $600.
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"Can Egypt's Economy Turn the Corner?"
Op-Ed, The Daily Beast
June 7, 2012
Author: Hassan Malik, Former Ernest May Fellow in History and Policy 2011-2012, International Security Program
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Why a win by the Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate could be the best thing for Egypt's economy.
"As Egyptians prepare to vote in the upcoming final round of presidential balloting on June 16 and 17, pictures of yet more protests in Tahrir Square are doing little to reassure foreign investors and other observers about the future of Egypt. Bond markets are betting that the Egyptian revolution will end in tears. They may yet be proved wrong.
The most recent round of protests began after what many Egyptians saw as an overly lenient verdict in the trial of former President Hosni Mubarak. Although Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison for failing to protect the life of Egyptian citizens, none of his henchmen were found directly responsible for the deaths of some 900 protesters, nor was Mubarak found guilty of corruption.
The verdicts outraged Egyptians across the political spectrum, from Islamists to secular liberals, and come just days before Egyptians vote in the second and final round of the country's presidential elections, when they will choose between the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi and former Air Force chief and Mubarak-era prime minister Ahmed Shafiq.
The verdicts and the reaction to them suggest that the balance may have tipped in favor of Morsi, as the rulings disillusioned secular urban voters who supported Shafiq in search of stability...."
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Courtesy photo by Nick Mondragon Weldon Carmichael looks over hundreds of caps donated by individuals and businesses after a fire destroyed his home on April 9, 2009 in Roosevelt County. The cap drive was started by the Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce.
By Argen Duncan: Freedom New Mexico
Although a fire took almost everything a Roosevelt County man owned last week, this week, area businesses replaced his baseball cap collection overnight.
Weldon Carmichael's house burned to the ground in the grassfire southwest of Causey on April 9. Among the lost possessions was a collection of more than 200 caps.
Thursday, the Clovis Chamber of Commerce surprised Carmichael with the almost 150 hats they had collected.
"I really do appreciate them very much," Carmichael said. "There are the nicest people in the world here."
Carmichael's daughter, Vicki Price, works at the Chamber and mentioned his situation to Chamber executive director Ernie Kos.
Kos said she wanted to support Price and Carmichael, so at the end of the day Tuesday, she sent an e-mail to 40 to 45 members asking them to donate caps to replace Carmichael's collection. By the Chamber board meeting at 11:30 a.m. the next morning, the drive had taken in almost 150 hats.
Thursday afternoon, Kos said caps were still coming in. The donations sported a variety of names and logos, from the Beijing Olympics and country music star George Strait to local businesses.
There is no specific end date for the drive, but Kos said the Chamber would probably collect until the end of next week.
"Right now, we're just getting into the spirit of seeing how many we can get and continuing to make his day," she said.
Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce manager Mandi Park said that Chamber would accept donations of caps as well.
Price said she thought the cap drive was an excellent idea. Carmichael had remarked to her that he'd like a place to hang his hat, but he didn't have a hat.
Carmichael said he has been doing "fine" since the fire.
Price said Carmichael is living with her brother, Hershel, while he decides what to do.
"He has a fantastic attitude," Price said.
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Some students at a private all girls school in Quebec, Canada, may have mixed emotions about mass hypnosis after a campus demonstration went wrong and locked them in a trance -- some for hours.
Maxime Nadeau was hired to perform a hypnotism show for a small group of 12- and 13-year-old girls at an end-of-school year event at the Collège du Sacré-Coeur. However, when the young hypnotists prepared to end the event, several girls in the audience remained mesmerized, CBC News Canada reported.
According to CBC, when Nadeau wasn't able to snap the student's out of their trance, he called his mentor and trainer Richard Whitbread to reverse the effects in an emergency intervention.
"Being in a trance is a state of well-being," Nadeau said. "I wasn't stressed. I knew they would get out of it."
One student was reportedly left hypnotized for up to five hours as Nadeau waited for Whitbread to arrive at the school.
"There were a couple of students who had their heads lying on the table and there were (others) who, you could tell, were in trance," Whitbread said. "The eyes were open and there was nobody home."
Whitbread told CBC that he had to re-hypnotize the girls in order to help them, and brought them out of their state using a stern voice.
When asked about the experience, one of the students described her trance as being "cool," and that she would do it again despite the now-familiar potential consequences.
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Go behind this year's biggest hair trends—and see if you can guess these stars by their style.
A high pony like the one on this model works if your hair is long and thick. Otherwise, try one of these clips to plump up a puny pony.
Bing: Who is this model with the super do?
Search: See pics of her and former beau Leonardo DiCaprio.
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To upgrade the look of your ponytail, take a hint from this actress and loop a cluster of your own strands around your usual elastic, and then fasten in place with a bobby pin. (Add dangly earrings for an elegant finish—from every angle.)
Bing: Who is this actress?
Search: She recently joined Helen Mirren as host of this event.
Gone Fishin'3 of 17
This singer-songwriter hits a high note with her fishtail braid. The not-too-perfect style adds a touch of effortlessness to a sequined dress.
Bing: Who is this singing beauty?
Search: She's a judge on a reality show with Simon Cowell and others. What show is it?
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Taking the ponytail down a notch, this fashionable actress opts for a low version that's textured with loose braids. The result is soft and feminine without distracting from the dress's detailing.
Bing: Guess this stunning star.
Search: She had the starring role (see pics of her character?) in this blockbuster sci-fi hit.
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Combining the side pony and braid trend into one innovative new look, this musician creates a winning look at the Latin Grammys.
Bing: Who is this Latin singer?
Search: The Grammy-winning artist (listen to her music) is currently dating Barcelona footballer Gerard Pique.
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Even leading ladies are embracing the neat and tidy sock bun, which can easily be done with a cut sock, an elastic and a few bobby pins.
Bing: Who is this A-list actress?
Search: The Academy Award-winning actress tied the knot with agent Jim Toth this year.
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At Cannes, this always-elegant actress pulled off a dainty bun (great for shorter hair) paired with delicate drop earrings.
Bing: Guess this leading lady.
Search: This actress is best known for her roles in director Quentin Tarantino's films.
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One of our favorite trends of 2011? Perfectly imperfect updos. Here, this actress relies on bobby pins galore to create a deconstructed bun.
Bing: Guess this best-dressed beauty.
Search: She and husband Cash Warren welcomed a second daughter this year. See family pictures.
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A jeweled clip adds a dose of elegance and polish to this star's teased-out cluster of curls.
Bing: Guess this film beauty.
Search: Since her divorce, she has been linked with this A-list actor.
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The whimsical string of flowers strewn through this star's hair felt like a fairy tale moment straight from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Bing: Who is this film star?
Search: Recently engaged to this actor, she next starts as Catwoman in this film.
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Finger-raked curls give this singer's half-up 'do a softer look, while a light-hold hairspray can be used to keep strands from falling flat.
Bing: Who is this singing star?
Search: She was a big winner at the recent American Country Awards. Listen to her music.
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The faux bob (or fob) lets you test-drive a short 'do. For a retro flapper look, take a cue from this stylish celeb and opt for a few face-framing waves.
Bing: Who is this "bobbed" celeb?
Search: See more of the former model's many tattoos.
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This formerly long-haired actress made the cut this year. Now she's sporting an asymmetric bob with a piece-y look that's both modern and young.
Bing: Guess who this actress is.
Search: The High School Musical alum has been spending time with this new beau.
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This hair trendsetter debuted a long bob earlier in 2011. By the time the look had trickled down to the masses though, she was already growing hers out.
Bing: Who is this trendsetting celeb?
Search: See pics of her original sensation-causing cut.
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Long layers with highlighted and curled ends add depth and movement to this celeb's hair.
Bing: Guess this celeb.
Search: She starred in Frida, and recently voiced a feline in this animated film.
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What's the secret to this style icon's luscious blond waves? Pros recommend wrapping sections of hair around a medium barreled curling iron. (Clamping strands the traditional way is more damaging, and yields less natural-looking results.)
Bing: Who is this iconic entertainer?
Search: This material girl is headlining half-time at Super Bowl XLVI.
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Hair envy alert! This actress (and spokesperson for a major hair care brand) says regular trims keep her hair healthy and strong.
Bing: Who is this actress?
Search: The Training Day actress is rumored to be dating actor Ryan Gosling.
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UM service must be requested at the same time the child's flight is booked by the parent/guardian when calling Reservations or your Travel Agent. The following documents are also needed in order to process the UM request:
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Manuel Jesus DeLeon, Jr. was named in the indictment returned by Bee County grand jurors on charges of evading arrest with a motor vehicle and aggravated assault, bodily injury with a deadly weapon.
According to Investigator Adam Levine of the Bee County Sheriff's Office, DeLeon struck a man with a pool cue during an incident on Aug. 21, 2011.
That offense is a second degree felony, punishable by a 20-year prison sentence and a $10,000 fine if he is convicted.
The other charge was filed because DeLeon allegedly used a motor vehicle to escape from Deputy Cecil Daniels as he was trying to apprehend the suspect.
That offense, evading arrest with a motor vehicle, is a third degree felony. A conviction on that charge could land the defendant in prison for up to 10 years and result in a $10,000 fine.
DeLeon's bond was set at $10,000 by District Judge Starr Bauer.
Others indicted this month included:
•Adrian Campos on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
The charge is a second degree felony.
According to Detective Art Gamez of the Beeville Police Department, Campos stabbed a local man during an assault on Sept. 5, 2012.
Bond on that indictment was $50,000.
Campos also was indicted on another second degree felony charge, aggravated assault, threat, with a deadly weapon.
That charged stemmed from an alleged attack on the same victim on Aug. 13, 2012. In that incident, the defendant allegedly went after the man with a gun.
Bond on that charge was $10,000.
•Joshua Ryan Herrera on a charge of burglary of a habitation, a second degree felony.
According to Investigator Steve Linam of the BCSO, the defendant took earrings, a lottery ticket and cash from a woman whose home he broke into on Jan. 11.
Bond was $10,000.
•Juan Carlos Bernal on a charge of delivery of marijuana in a drug-free zone. The charge is a third degree felony.
BPD investigators alleged that Bernal delivered less than five pounds of the drug but more than one-half an ounce on April 17. The drug-free zone was added to the charge because the incident allegedly took place within 1,000 feet of a park on South Tyler Street.
Bond was $15,000.
•Douglas Wayne Mayeux on a charge of driving while intoxicated, third offense or more.
The charge is a third degree felony.
According to Patrolman John Berry of the BPD, Mayeux operated a motor vehicle in the city while under the influence of alcohol on Oct. 21, 2012.
The defendant had previous DWI convictions on Nov. 24, 2008, in Randall County and on Dec. 3, 2008, in Terry County.
Bond was $10,000 with DWI conditions.
•Monseis Villarreal, 49, also known as Moses Villarreal, on a charge of DWI, third or more, habitual.
Patrolman Berry made the arrest on Oct. 14, 2012. Prosecutors cited two previous DWI convictions on Jan. 27, 2004, and June 5, 2007, both in Bee County.
The charge was enhanced to habitual because Villarreal had a previous felony conviction on Oct. 8, 1982, on a charge of cattle theft. That conviction also was in Bee County.
Bond was $8,000.
•Alfredo Gomez, also known as Alfredo Armijo Gomez, on a charge of DWI, third or more.
The charge is a third degree felony.
Sgt. Chris Vasquez alleged that Gomez was driving under the influence of alcohol on Oct. 11, 2012.
The defendant had two previous DWI convictions, both on May 28, 2009, in Bee County.
Bond was $5,000
•Diana Villa on a charge of possession of a prohibited substance in a correctional facility.
The charge is a third degree felony.
BPD investigators claimed that the 46-year-old defendant had marijuana in her possession on Feb. 3, while in the Bee County Jail.
Bond was $5,000.
•Nathan Hosea Smith on a charge of possession of a prohibited substance in a correctional facility, a third degree felony.
BPD officers claimed that Smith had the drug on him on July 22, 2012, while in the Bee County Jail.
Bond was $3,000.
•Jaime DeLeon on a charge of unlawful restraint of a child, a state jail felony.
If convicted, the defendant could be sentenced to a two-year term in a state jail facility and fined $10,000.
According to a BPD officer, DeLeon forced, intimidated and used deception to restrain a child under the age of 17 by blocking a door during an incident on Dec. 9, 2012.
Bond was $15,000.
•Martin Jamero Garcia on a charge of theft, $1,500-$20,000.
The charge is a state jail felony.
According to investigators, Garcia illegally collected unemployment insurance benefits on June 14, 2008.
Bond was $5,000.
•Samantha Nicole Garcia, also known as Samantha Nicole Cano, on a charge of forgery, a state jail felony.
BPD investigators alleged that the defendant passed a forged check for $186.34 at the Walmart Supercenter.
Bond was $5,000.
Gary Kent is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 120, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.