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When: Saturday, January 19th, 2008
Where: Euclid Sports Plant
20001 Euclid Ave - Euclid, OH
Doors Open: 5 PM
First Bell: 6: 30 PM
Tickets: $30 to $60 by calling 330-280-8442 or www.NAAFS.tv
The 2008 NAAFS Season will kick off on Saturday, January 19th, 2008 at the Euclid Sports Plant in Euclid, OH for what is shaping up to be an explosive night of MMA action. In a Light Heavyweight showdown, Jason "Freebird" Freeman (7-2) makes his return to NAAFS competition to face the challenge of rising star John "The Bullet" Fields (4-2). These are two of the most explosive fighters in NAAFS history, each displaying an unparalleled level of knockout power. However, both athletes have become more the just knockout artists; they have developed into all around mixed martial artists and each will look to establish himself as the man to beat in the 2008 NAAFS Pro Series.
New York's Danny "Lil Thunder" Balon (11-3) will clash with Michigan's "Small" Paul Martin (13-3) in a 145 lbs professional match-up. Both fighters compiled impressive records in the amateur circuit while each earned a national ranking in 2007. Now two of the nations most accomplished amateur featherweights will make the jump to the pros in what may be a fight of the night candidate come January 19th.
Also scheduled for January 19th's opener is the return of 2006 national amateur champion Mike Nesto (7-4) as he takes on 2008 pre-season favorite Eric Noel (5-1) at 145 lbs and the pro debut of 2006 national finalist AJ Pulling (5-3).
Tickets for NAAFS Northcoast Showdown II are now on sale and moving quickly for this event. Prices range from $30 to $55 per seat and can be purchased by logging on to www.NAAFS.tv or by calling 330-280-8442.

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3-Man Rookie Tournament
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WACO (CBSDFW.COM) – Rescue workers continued to go from home to home early Thursday morning searching for survivors of a massive fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas, north of Waco, that killed as many as 15 people and injured more than 160. Officials say those are preliminary estimates and are likely to increase once daylight breaks. Two EMS workers, six firefighters and a resident of a nearby apartment complex are among those confirmed dead, according to West's EMS Director, Dr. George Smith. No names are being released at this time.
>> Click For Comprehensive Coverage of the West Fertilizer Plant Explosion <<
Residents of the town, with a population of about 2,800, were asked to evacuate immediately after the Wednesday night explosion at the West Fertilizer Company. The plant is located at 1471 Jerry Mashek Drive, just off Interstate-35. School buses and ambulances were sent to evacuate residents from the area.
Firefighters had been called to the plant to battle a small fire at the plant around 7:29 p.m. Crews were working to bring the blaze under control when the explosion happened around 7:53 p.m. Firefighters and a police officer who responded to the initial fire are among the missing.
Emergency crews from central and north Texas have been called in to help respond to the injuries and destruction from the explosion. Into the early morning hours Thursday the plant was still smoldering and active ingredients were still inside. The situation is still too volatile to have firefighters try and battle any flames.
Trooper D.L. Wilson of the Texas Department of Public Safety estimates that as many as 75 homes were severely damaged and an apartment complex with 50 units was gutted by the blast. West EMS Director Dr. George Smith said, ""We've got a lot of houses on one street especially there that look like a war zone. They've been collapsed, so there may be people inside those houses, either critically injured or deceased.
Tommy Muska, West's mayor, said at a news conference three hours after the explosion that buildings in a five-block radius from the plant were severely damaged by the explosion. Among them was the West Rest Haven Nursing Home, a location where first-responders evacuated 133 patients, some in wheelchairs. "We did get there and got that taken care of," Muska said.
Trooper Wilson said said 133 patients from the nearby nursing home were evacuated. He could not comment on the extent of any patient injuries, but says all patients have been evacuated from the building.
Dr. Smith said he saw the initial fire and became concerned. "When I saw the fire I went to the nursing home, because I knew there were hazardous chemicals [in the plant], and I helped the nursing home personnel move them [residents] away from the area close to the explosion." Then the doctor said there was chaos. "It exploded while I was in the nursing home. I had debris and glass windows all over me… had to get out of there myself," he said. "Luckily we had got most of the residents on the other side. Hopefully I think that saved some lives."
More than 100 patients have been taken to Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center. Most of them were treated and released, with a few dozen with injuries serious enough to be admitted. Two Hillcrest patients are listed in critical condition, three are in serious. Providence Health Center treated more than 60 patients. Scott White Hospital in Temple, Parkland Hospital in Dallas and JPS Hospital in Fort Worth, also accepted explosion patients. Hillcrest set up a hotline number (254) 202-1100 for family and friends to check on loved ones.
Click here for a full list of emergency resources
Information was hard to come by in the hours after the blast, with even Governor Rick Perry saying state officials were waiting for details about the extent of the damage.
"We are monitoring developments and gathering information as details continue to emerge about this incident," Perry said in a statement. "We have also mobilized state resources to help local authorities. Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of West, and the first responders on the scene."
Aerial footage showed fires still smoldering in the ruins of the plant and in several surrounding buildings, and people being treated for injuries on a flood-lit local football field, which had been turned into a staging area for emergency responders. Triage was eventually moved to a nearby softball field because of a strong odor in the area.
Although authorities said it will be some time before they know the full extent of the loss of life, West Mayor Tommy Muska told reporters that his city of about 2,800 residents needs "your prayers."
"We've got a lot of people who are hurt, and there's a lot of people, I'm sure, who aren't gonna be here tomorrow," Muska said. "We're gonna search for everybody. We're gonna make sure everybody's accounted for. That's the most important thing right now."
In the hours after the blast, many of the town's residents wandered the dark and windy streets searching for shelter. Among them was Julie Zahirniako, who said she and her son, Anthony, had been playing at a school playground near the fertilizer plant when the explosion hit. She was walking the track, he was kicking a football.
The explosion threw her son four feet in the air, breaking his ribs. She said she saw people running from the nursing home and the roof of the school lifted into the air.
"The fire was so high," she said. "It was just as loud as it could be. The ground and everything was shaking."
A woman passing through West on Interstate-35 at the tie of the explosion told CBS 11 News she saw a fireball 100-feet wide shoot into the air. USGS says the blast was the equivalent of a 2.1 magnitude earthquake.
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American Red Cross crews from across Texas were being sent to the site, the organization said. Red Cross spokeswoman Anita Foster said the group was working with emergency management officials in West to find a safe shelter for residents displaced from their homes. She said teams from Austin to Dallas and elsewhere are being sent to the community north of Waco.
Information was hard to come by in the hours after the blast, and entry into the town was slow-going as the roads were jammed with emergency vehicles rushing in to help. A spokeswoman for Texas Gov. Rick Perry said the state sent personnel from several agencies to help, including the Texas Commission for Environmental Quality, the state's emergency management department and an incident management team. Also responding is the state's top urban search and rescue team, the state health department and mobile medical units.
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board said it was deploying a large investigation team to West. American Red Cross crews from across Texas also headed to the scene. Red Cross spokeswoman Anita Foster said the group was working with emergency management officials in West to find a safe shelter for residents displaced from their homes.
Swanton said he had no details on the number of people who work at the plant, which was cited by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in 2006 for failing to obtain or to qualify for a permit. The agency acted after receiving a complaint in June of that year of a strong ammonia smell.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (169 votes).
In short: Not as flat as describedIn full: Well organised race. Plenty of water,energy and gel stations. Wouldn't have described this race as flat though, undulating would be better with a couple of short & sharp climbs (especially the one just under the Forth Rail Bridge).Date of review: October 4, 2010
In short: A generally well-organised, welcoming race. The distance is a gimmick, but it makes the race individual, and worth trying for that reason. Lovely view from the Forth Bridge.Date of review: October 4, 2010
In short: challenging run lovely bridgeIn full: very good race,though less well attended than the Kilomathon derby,but still a good course (certainly not flat as described. I enjoyed the bridge and starting and finishing at the same point. Only slight negative points were the awful hill around mile 11ish and as I would have liked a medal different from the first Kilomathon. Looking forward to Wales and London.very sad to hear of the death of a fellow runnercondolences to family and friendsDate of review: October 4, 2010
In short: Fantastic views from The Bridge!In full: I ran the Derby Kilomathon in March and that was a good course but suffered from a cruel headwind from start to finish.The Scottish version was much better on several counts:1. Starting and finishing at the same point made it much more family friendly2. The chance to run over the Forth Bridge was an amazing experience although this was the only part of the race when it rained3. The small field made it easy to run unhindered and meant the start was uncomplicatedThe only minor moans would be the decision to give out energy drinks in plastic cups (it ended up all over my face and vest rather than in my mouth) and the rough track just after / before the start / end.All in all a nice race, well organised with spectacular views from the bridge.Date of review: October 3, 2010
In short: Not a bad start but some problems to be ironed outIn full: Parking was a shambles until the police arrived, when the queue actually started to move. I hear the buses weren't much better. The start was quite well organised although I think they need to do something about the road surface round the showground as it was very difficult to run on. The route was quite interesting especially going over the bridge twice although that was pretty exposed with the wind. Hawes brae was nasty, must have thought about stopping to walk about 20 times but glad I made it to the top. Thanks to the girl who ran with me for the last k for keeping me going when I was flagging. I think it's a race worth trying again although I may order a taxi for Hawes brae. Sad to hear about the guy who collapsed in kirkliston dying. Date of review: October 3, 2010
In short: Good distanceDate of review: May 31, 2010
In short: Well organised, new distance, thoroughly enjoyed it.In full: Organisation was pretty silky. The route was slightly dull, but good support through the villages alleviated this. This is the longets distance I have ever run and is great training for the Edinburgh Marathon in May. Capped off with a good medal, great long sleeved t-shirt and probably one of the best goody bags i've ever had.Date of review: March 31, 2010
In short: Great distance race but scenery a bit dullIn full: I thought the race was ideal for marathon training. I would like to run more Kilmathons in more scenic places as 16 miles is a great distance and the KM signage is good practice for marathon pacing.On the down side this was not the most scenic of runs. It was well marshalled and organised from a runners point of view. From a traffic and road point of view I would have been well hacked off if I lived in Alveston as the roads appeared to be completely gridlocked as I ran the last couple of miles and there was probably at least 50 minutes worth of runners still to come past. Toilets at the start a bit of a joke with the organisers trying to persuade those still in the queue that getting into pens was more important than going to the loo. It made them look a bit amateurish to be suggesting this and then there were runners using the sides of houses/gardens instead but at least it left the portaloo queues free for the girls. Room for improvement but overall a good race. Date of review: March 27, 2010
In short: very well organized, a good course, plenty of water points also gels and energy drinks Date of review: March 24, 2010
In short: transport was chaos and exspensive but a good raceIn full: THIS RACE HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BECOME A MASSIVE EVENT .THE ORGANISERS CLEARLY HAVE SOME FINE TUNING TO DO .THE TOILETS WERE CHAOS ,JUST NOT ENOUGH AND THEY WERE LEFT UNCHECKED SO NO LOO PAPER IN SOME!THE TRANSPORT WAS CHAOS ,AND A 20 MINUTE WALK TO THE BUS AT THE FINISH WAS NOT REALLY WELCOME.SOME CATERING AT THE START WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE.IN COMPARISON THE CATERING AND BEER TENT AND ENTERTAINMENT AT THE FINISH WAS EXCELLENT.THE STARTING PENS DID NOT WORK AT ALL.THE RACE ITSELF WAS WELL MARSHALLED AND THE SUPPORT FROM THE PUBLIC WAS FANTASTIC,AS LONG AS THEY CAN SORT THE TRANSPORT AND KEEP THE COST DOWN I WOULD ENTER AGAINDate of review: March 22, 2010
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While the North Dakota state legislature has not yet approved any laws specific with smart grid as early as 1977 they passed legislation on establishing contractual methods for entering into solar easements in 1977 and wind easements 2005. [2, 3]
The North Dakota Public Service Commission had approved distributed generation prior to 2004. By 2008 the Commission had approved demand side management for business customers by 2006 as well as Time-of-Day rates for all customers by 2008. [4, 5]
"In August 2007, the North Dakota Public Service Commission issued an Order announcing that it would initiate a rulemaking to pursue a "modified version" of PURPA Standard 14 ("Time-Based Metering and Communications") as enacted in EPACT 2005. Through this rulemaking, the Commission indicates it anticipates mandating utilities to do the following:
- Offer time-based rate schedules—including TOU pricing, critical-peak pricing, real-time pricing, and credits for customers with pre-established load reduction programs—to large C&I customers
- Provide each large C&I customer, who requests a time-based rate, with a "time-based meter capable of enabling the utility and the customer to offer and receive such rate"
In the Order, the Commission also directed each jurisdictional utility to include in its annual report a progress report of its effort toward making smart metering available for all customers." [1]
Distributed generators include small qualifying power production facilities where prices are negotiated with the company.
Demand-side management includes interruptible service that charges a reduced rate to the customer for the company has the ability to de-energize specific equipment.
Time-of-use rates break the cost for electricity into periods on a seasonal basis for either on-peak or off-peak pricing.
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
- Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. Rates
Otter Tail Power Co.
- Otter Tail Power Co. Rates
Xcel Energy
- Xcel Energy Business Rates
See the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) for information on consumer-owned Cooperatives: http://www.nreca.org/members/MemberDirectory/Pages/default.aspx
North Dakota offers tax credit, reductions, and exemptions for geothermal, solar, wind, water, and CHP/cogeneration.
More information can be found in the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE): http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/index.cfm?re=1&ee=1&spv=0&st=0&srp=1&state=ND
State Energy Office:
- North Dakota Department of Commerce Division of Community Services Office of Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency
State Authority Dealing with Energy Regulation:
- North Dakota Public Service Commission
- Docket Search: http://www.psc.nd.gov/database/company_case_list.php
North Dakota Century Code
Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE): http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/index.cfm?re=1&ee=1&spv=0&st=0&srp=1&state=ND
[1] Demand Response and Smart Metering Policy Actions Since the Energy Policy Act of 2005: A Summary for State Officials, Prepared by the U.S. Demand Response Coordinating Committee for The National Council on Electricity Policy, Fall 2008. URL: http://www.oe.energy.gov/DocumentsandMedia/NCEP_Demand_Response_1208.pdf
[2] Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency, North Dakota Solar Easements, 02/15/2010. URL: http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=ND02R&re=1&ee=1
[3] Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency, North Dakota Wind Easements, 02/16/2010. URL: http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=ND05R&re=1&ee=1
[4] Montana-Dakota Utilities Co., Natural Gas & Electric Rates. URL: http://www.montana-dakota.com/rates-and-services
[5] Otter Tail Power Company, Rates, rules and regulations, Electric service – North Dakota. URL: http://www.otpco.com/ElectricRates/RatesReferenceTable.asp#ND


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40 Cloves and a Chicken
- 1 whole chicken (broiler/fryer) cut into 8 pieces
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 10 sprigs fresh thyme
- 40 peeled cloves garlic
- Salt and pepper
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Season chicken with salt and pepper. Toss with a 2 tablespoons olive oil and brown on both sides in a wide fry pan or skillet over high heat. Remove from heat, add oil, thyme, and garlic cloves. Cover and bake for 1 1/2 hours.
Remove chicken from the oven, let rest for 5 to 10 minutes, carve, and serve.
Recipe courtesy of Alton Brown
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by Anton Shilov
Advanced Micro Devices is reportedly showing off its six-core desktop microprocessor code-named Thuban at the CeBIT trade-show in Hannover, Germany. Unfortunately, AMD still has to reveal specifications of the new chip and announce its pricing.
According to Golem.de web-site, AMD is showing off its next-generation high-performance Leo platform powered by the company's six-core AMD Phenom II X6 "Thuban" chip, AMD 8-series core-logic sets and ATI Radeon HD 5000-series graphics cards. The Sunnyvale, California-based maker of microprocessors did not reveal clock-speed of the chip, but it is rumoured that the highest possible frequency of AMD's six-core chip will be 2.80GHz. By contrast, AMD's most advanced quad-core desktop chip – Phenom II 965 – is clocked at 3.40GHz.
In order to compensate relatively low clock-speed of six-core microprocessors, AMD plans to implement dynamic acceleration technology that can accelerate certain cores when they are needed while slowing down the unneeded cores. It remains to be seen whether the new Thuban chips will be compatible with existing AM2+/AM3 platforms and the dynamic acceleration technology will function on existing mainboards as well.
According to certain media reports, AMD will only start selling its six-core Phenom II X6 microprocessors in late April, but at present there are only a limited amount of samples available.


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PRINCESS ANNE, MD-(January 9, 2012) Five Hollywood stars have signed-on to appear March 3 at the 2012 University of Maryland Eastern Shore Gala, "Lights, Camera, Action!."
The third year for a celebrity presence, the 2012 guests include: S. Epatha Merkerson, Larry King, Billy Davis Jr., and Marilyn McCoo and Tippi Hedren.
"What an honor that these talented and community conscious celebrities are willing to give of their time to benefit our deserving students," Dr. Veronique Diriker, Gala coordinator, said. "I'm sure our guests will delight in sharing the evening with them."
S. Epatha Merkerson is best-known for her 16 years on the NBC hit series, "Law and Order," as Lt. Anita Van Buren. She appeared in more episodes than any other cast member during the 20- year series' run, which ended in 2010. The series earned her nine SAG Award nominations, two NAACP Image awards and an NAACP Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress last year.
Merkerson also starred in the HBO film "Lackawanna Blues," receiving Emmy, Golden Globe, SAG and NAACP awards for her portrayal of Rachel Nanny Crosby. On stage, she received Tony Award nominations for her performance in August Wilson's "
The Piano Lesson" and as Lola Delaney in "Come Back, Little Sheba."
Larry King, a member of the National Radio Hall of Fame and Broadcaster's Hall of Fame, has been a broadcaster for 50 years. He hosted the nightly interview TV program "Larry King Live" on CNN for 25 years, ending the show in 2010. King received the Peabody Award for Excellence in broadcasting for his radio and television shows and has won 10 Cable ACE awards for Best Interviewer and for Best Talk Show Series.
Among King's many books are "The Best of Larry King Live: The Greatest Interviews" and "Anything Goes! What I've Learned from Pundits, Politicians, and Presidents." He also wrote a weekly column for "USA Today" for 18 years.
Seven-time Grammy-winning duo Billy Davis Jr., and Marilyn McCoo burst onto the music scene with "The 5th Dimension," a musical group of the late 1960's and early 70's. In a span of eight years, they had 30 songs on the pop charts, including, "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In," "One Less Bell to Answer," "Up Up And Away," and "Wedding Bell Blues."
Davis and McCoo established themselves as a duo after a decade with the group. Their first #1 hit, "You Don't Have to Be A Star," earned them a Grammy for Best R&B Vocal Performance by a Duo. CBS signed them for a prime time TV series, "The Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr. Show."
Tippi Hedren is best-known for her Golden Globe performance in Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 classic, "The Birds." After the film, she starred alongside Sean Connery in "Marnie," and Marlon Brando and Sophia Loren in "The Countess From Hong Kong," Charlie Chaplin's last film.
She has appeared in over 30 films, numerous television shows and is known for her humanitarian and environmental causes. Best-known is a non-profit big cat sanctuary, "The Roar Foundation's Shambala Preserve" created as an African-type setting for the filming of the movie "Roar," which Hedren co-produced and starred with her daughter, Melanie Griffith. The story of her life with the animals is documented in Simon & Schuster's "The Cats of Shambala."
Actresses Melanie Griffith and Jaclyn Smith, who initially were announced as celebrity guests at the event, are unable to attend.
Production on Griffith's current film, "The Hot Flashes," shooting in New Orleans, has been extended due to inclement weather. In lieu of attending the event, Griffith and the film's producers—Nina Henderson-Moore, Susan Seidelman, Brad Hennig and Laurie Lacob—will be donating $20,000 toward the Gala Endowment Fund.
Smith's mother-in-law, Maxine Allen, 81, died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Funeral services will be in Rochester, N.Y., the weekend of the UMES Gala, her publicist said. Smith is married to Bradley Allen, a Houston cardiothoracic surgeon.
Tickets for the event are at two levels-Oscar tickets are $175 and VIP tickets are $500. Call Veronique Diriker at 410-651-8142 or by email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or to purchase tickets.
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Since its opening in 2002, The Lodge has maintained its Five Diamond designation annually, based on the rigorous criteria put forth by AAA. "This award is well known among sophisticated travelers as a reflection of the 'Best of the Best' among luxury properties," said Ilsa Butler, Vice President of Evans Hotels. "The accreditation process is rigorous and only those properties that achieve the highest level of service, luxury and amenities are privileged to boast Five Diamond status."
According to the Auto Club, AAA inspectors collectively visit some 1,200 hotels and restaurants every week and conduct multiple unannounced evaluations of each property. In addition to evaluating the physical attributes of the resort, inspectors assess all aspects of guest service, from initial reservation through checkout, to determine if the hotel offers the custom service today's luxury hotel guest expects. Only .3 percent of the nation's 59,000 hotel properties and restaurants earn the Five Diamond distinction.
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Boy, 11, on trial for elementary school murder plot
The trial of a Fort Colville Elementary School boy, who allegedly planned to kill a classmate at school, started Thursday in Colville.
The defendant, who is 11 years old, stands accused of planning to stab the victim while another boy would fend people off with a handgun.
Prosecutors are trying to show the 11-year-old planned to attack and kill his female classmate at school in the bench trial.
Young students took the stand Thursday, describing what they saw, talking about plots of murder on the day the defendant was taken into custody.
"I was sitting in my seat and he was right across from me, and he was messing with a knife," one classmate said.
Another witness, a friend of the defendant, said the boy was targeting a girl who made fun of him. He also explained when he first heard of the plan and that he was offered cash to keep quiet.
Defense attorneys tried to find inconsistencies in the state's case and how teachers and law enforcement found and documented the knife and gun.
School counselor Deborah Rogers testified the defendant had anger challenges and extreme outbursts, and said when he was caught on Feb. 7 he confessed.
"He said he was going to use the knife to kill (the victim) and that (another boy) was supposed to use the gun to hold off anybody or stop them from interfering with his plan," Rogers said.
The two boys involved in the plot allegedly brought a knife and handgun to Fort Colville Elementary School for the attack, which was thwarted by another boy, Justin Sanders, who saw the knife on the school bus.
Sanders, who was 10 at the time, spotted that knife and alerted school staff. He was later honored for his bravery by the Colville School District.
"I was watching him playing with his backpack. He got off walking and slipped. Still playing with his backpack, zipper open, tripped and there was a bunch of papers and also a knife," Sanders said. "After it happened it scared me really bad so went inside and tried to go find Mr. Richards."
School staff later discovered the boy had not only a knife, but a gun, ammunition and a plot to kill a female classmate.
The other defendant in the case, who is 10, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder, juvenile in possession of a firearm and witness tampering charges this last summer. Judge Allen Nielson sentenced him to three-to-five years in custody.


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Van Halen has scrapped all its summer tour dates after the June 26 New Orleans gig, MTV.com reports. The June 20 Dallas concert at American Airlines Center is still on, though.
But that means that 31 shows in cities such as Austin, Detroit, Cleveland and Philadelphia are gone. No explanation has been given for what is officially being called "postponements." Rumors have already been circling that original lead singer David Lee Roth and guitarist Eddie Van Halen are not getting along. In fact, Roth has been called the weak link on the tour by critics who've already seen the performance.
Internal dissension between the Van Halen guys is nothing new. This is a most volatile band that has spent decades in disarray, particularly when it comes to lead singers. Roth gave way to Sammy Hagar, then to short-lived Gary Cherone and now back to Roth. Eddie Van Halen has struggled publicly with alcoholism.
What happens next is anybody's guess. Shame, though, because the band's first album of new material with Roth since 1983, 2012′s A Different Kind of Truth, is a great rock record. All of this turmoil for an already tumultuous band doesn't help good music get heard.
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Bobby Welch Teaches Evangelism Class for J-Term at Northern California Campus
Dr. Bobby Welch, strategist for Global Evangelical Relations, former SBC president, and author of the FAITH method of personal evangelism, co-taught an intensive one-week Basic Evangelism course with Eddie Pate, Director of the Kim School of Global Missions at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary in Mill Valley, Calif. on January 10-14, 2011.
"Global Evangelical Relations took a worldwide trip and never left America – in fact did not even have to leave San Francisco, CA," said Welch. "Golden Gate Baptist Theological
Seminary is there in large part because of just such a unique vantage point. Seminary President Jeff Iorg, and Missions /Evangelism professor Eddie Pate invited me to teach and interact with this January's evangelism classroom of students. They were from everywhere and went everywhere during the week, to share Jesus with souls from everywhere!"
Tayo Fadeji, a Golden Gate Seminary student from Alabama who was raised in Nigeria, was one of the 34 students who attended the class. "Bobby Welch has a very contagious passion for evangelism," said Fadeji, who is studying for his Master of Divinity degree. "Perhaps the most contagious thing to me about Welch is what I would call his two-sided approach to evangelism, which involves reaching the lost on the one side, and "infecting believers" (as he called it) with the same passion that drives him to evangelize."
Steve Han, a Master of Divinity student, said, "This has been by far the best class I've taken. It's the real stuff, and has instilled the passion in my heart again."
Seminarian Steve Reynolds agreed. "It is one of the most challenging and practical classes I've taken this year. Welch is one of the boldest men in ministry I've ever met. What I've learned here is extremely valuable. I'll take this information and use it in my life and ministry."
The Basic Evangelism course is offered each semester as well as in January as a "J-term" class. J-term is the designation for those concentrated classes taught in January, June, and July. The J-terms are for brief, intensive classes usually 3-5 days long. The class meeting hours are compacted into a few days rather than spread out over a 15 week semester. Many also have an online component, which means that the students post assignments and have class discussions in the online forum provided for each class.
Basic Evangelism is a required class for Master of Divinity, Master of Missiology and Master of Theological Studies degrees. It is a recommended elective for Master of Arts & Educational Leadership. This Basic Evangelism class included both men and women from the Golden Gate campuses in Arizona, Pacific Northwest and Southern California, as well as Northern California. The Rocky Mountain Campus also offered Basic Evangelism in the J-term format.
The benefit of taking a J-term class is the ability to focus very intently on one or two classes for a month. Also, because some students work during the day, January and summer are natural times to be able to take time off from work. This maximizes the students' ability to stay on track with the degree without having to worry about being able to get large chunks of time off from work during the regular semester. It is also vital for students of Golden Gate's eCampus online program, since some live so far away this gives them an opportunity to be on campus for a week or two to complete their required on-campus classes.
The week-long Basic Evangelism class opened each day with what Welch called "Welch Unplugged Evangelism," which he described as "radical contemporary approaches filled with passion, excitement, and results for this and the future generations to come."
His instruction included demonstrating and experiencing street evangelism each afternoon in nearby San Francisco and downtown Mill Valley. Dr. Welch explained that there are different levels of evangelism. "Open air preaching, street drama and door-to-door evangelism are like jumping off the high dive. Once you do that, other types of evangelism are a piece of cake."
Fadeji described an experience from one of his afternoon trips in San Francisco, following a morning in the classroom with Welch. "One of the ladies we spoke to in the city told us that she was raised in the Catholic Church, but that once she grew old enough, she left the Catholic Church and now embraces all faiths. She said that she followed the teachings of various people from the Dalai Lama to a Jewish rabbi. I asked the lady how she thought one gets to heaven. She said that she thought it was by being good and that what goes around comes around. I asked her if she would like to know if her thoughts were wrong, and if so, if she would like to know the only way to get to heaven. She said yes, and, along with my two classmates, we explained to her what the Bible says about Jesus being the only way. She was very receptive to what we had to say, although she admitted that she had a hard time believing that God would send someone like the Dalai Lama (who she says is a good person) to hell. While she did not make a decision to give her life to Christ, we believe that we have sowed a seed in her and just pray that the Holy Spirit will move to grow that seed in her life. A lot of the approaches that we used to ask questions and explain things to this lady came from things that Dr. Welch taught us in class."
Abel Garcia, who is working toward his Master of Divinity degree, said "Listening to Bobby Welch in class was inspiring and exciting. It definitely changed the way I look at evangelism.
Even when it comes to street evangelism, it is all about relationships and connecting with people through relationships." Garcia explained how Welch's example in Luke 16:19-31 of Jesus' story about the rich man and Lazarus, "really impacted me and encouraged me to be bold about evangelism."
Brandon Imbriale, a Master of Divinity student, described Welch as "the most inspiring evangelism expert that I have ever had the honor of learning from." Agreeing with Garcia, Imbriale said "Bobby made it clear that no Christian has a valid reason for not sharing the gospel with lost people. It's a sobering reality that lost souls in hell care more for the lost than do many Christians."
Master of Divinity student David Thornton explained how Dr. Welch's enthusiasm, zeal, and sense of urgency for reaching the lost with the message of Christ were very influential. Thornton noted that "as an evangelist, Welch is also focused on building church numbers." He stated how Welch "emphasized our responsibility to preach the gospel to as many as possible so that as few as possible are condemned to hell."
During the morning class lectures, Welch reminded the students, "You cannot witness the wrong way. Not sharing is the only wrong way." He encouraged the students to settle on one method for sharing the Gospel, such as using a tract, an Evangecube, soccer ball, or other tool, and to use this method repeatedly as it will be a consistent way to train others to be evangelists as well as to save the lost.
"It was great to watch Bobby Welch lead our students to share their faith on the streets of San Francisco," said Eddie Pate. "He helped the class to not only understand, but to also see that people in San Francisco, like people everywhere, can and do respond to the Gospel when given a simple witness and a chance."
Welch declared, "I'm leaving Golden Gate and headed toward the rest of the world thoroughly reinvigorated by this Seminary, its president and staff, but especially by its students!"
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Apple revealed today that two key company executives will be leaving in the near future: Scott Forstall and John Browett.
Forstall, the vice president of iOS software, will be leaving Apple next year after working with the company for about 15 years. He recently headed the launch of Apple's new maps application, which
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The day has come to close the comment section on the GTY blog. We are truly sorry to disappoint, but some recent staff changes have made this necessary—just not enough people to monitor and interact. This will be the last post where we'll allow comments, but stay with us, we've got some great posts from John coming very soon.
I want to take a moment to express the huge debt of gratitude we owe to three individuals you've interacted with over the past couple of years.
The first man is Gabriel Powell. Gabe came to us with some serious programming skills—he was responsible for coding the last two versions of the GTY website. And for those of you who saw his interactions in the comment thread, you can see he's also got some serious pastoral skills. That heart for ministry took him home to Washington to pastor a church plant after he graduated from The Master's Seminary. Thanks for all you've done, Gabe. We wish you and your family a long and fruitful ministry at Sudden Valley Community Church.
The second man is Tommy Clayton. Tommy is a southerner—his heart never left the south, even as he attended The Master's Seminary and worked at GTY. He was John's broadcast editor for several years and did content development for the website. I watched his pastoral heart bleed through every article and interaction. Tommy rejoined his heart back home in Florida to work with his beloved pastor, mentor, and friend. God bless you, your family, and Riverbend Church.
The third man is Fred Butler. Fred has one of the strongest theological minds I know, is an excellent Bible teacher, and is a good friend. I'm happy to report, Fred hasn't left us—that is a grace of God. Fred oversees GTY's large force of volunteers who minister to so many of you by sending out mail, books, and CDs every week on a massive scale. Thank you for all you do, Fred. We all look forward to reading more from you on the blog in the near future. If you want to hear more from Fred, check out his blog.
So, the comments are open one last time to say "thanks" to those three men. Then we'll carry on with more posts on the church and pastoral ministry.
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It's understandable... but for my first and last blog comment, I do want to thank all who helped manage the comments. I know it's time consuming and can be a ministry in itself. May God richly bless all forever.
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Thank you for all that you guys have done to make this ministry portable!!! You will never ever ever know the huge impact it has had in my life... THANK YOU!!!!! And God Bless!!!!!! Pastor MacArthur I also want to thank you for all your hard work all these years!!!! You have had a tremendous impact in my life... I will never be able to thank you personally but THANK YOU!!!!!!!
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So blessed that these men of God had time to work here and edify the body. It will be a loss but it will also be a gain for so many at these Churches. They will be able to spread Christ's Gospel farther and that is the greatest thing we could ask for. We will all miss them but God will always get the Glory from every plan he sets forth.
I think that this is a sad day and a good day. Sad because there will be no more interactions with great brothers and sisters on here. Good because there are those that come just to comment and debate about every post there is. Now, instead of worrying about proving a point or arguing we can focus on reading and enjoying the words of Pastor John, Travis, and others. I think in the end we all know that God will get the Glory because of this. Lastly, if we feel it necessary to comment on an article we can put the article out as a link on Facebook and comment on it from there. This will in turn probably make people think about the comments they write more because it is coming from them and all their friends will see it. God Bless everyone at this ministry and a sincere thank you for all that everyone does.
Well I guess this is my first and last comment but thanks for all you've done by the way do you know if you'll ever re-open the comment on the blog? because i like hearing what some other people have to say.
oh i meant to say thanks to John for what he's done he's been great but if he only could get over this Israel stuff
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i wanted to know how John would do psalm 119 for reading 30 days? i love that psalm..
thanks for all you do and look forward to everything John has for us to read and consider..Gods blessings on John MacArthur and the GTY website..
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Hi Travis, Tommy, and Fred:
Thanks, for all the work you guys do, not just refuting error (which is vitally important) but also infusing truth in place of that error. You all stand on the front line, and say what the rest of us often know to say, and want to say, but to our shame, are often fearful to say, and I for one am very thankful. Please, continue to keep up the good work: remain "steadfast, immovable...knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain." (1 Cor. 15:58). You all are in my prayers. Your ministry means a lot to me.
Yours in Christ,
I only live about 15 or 20 minutes form sudden valley community church. I think I am going to check it out this Sunday!
In my more than 30 years as a Christian, I have never met so wonderful people as you dear beloved brothers.
I'm so grateful and thankful for your great effort in clarifying the important issues concerning our beloved Lord and Savior.
Your serving is not without fruit. Here in Denmark, the Wonderful Gospel of the Blessed God is again on the awakening in the public.
Sure I'm going to miss the blog, but every topic have been discussed, and we are now without excuse for not taking the Gospel to our own neighbours.
Also thank you, all you wonderful commenters!
God bless you all.
Well, thank goodness it's not because of something I said! I am really going to miss Gabe and Tommy. Fred, well, I will be checking out his blog for sure. This was really my first blog or at least a blog that interested me. I simply didn't have time for more than one and this was the one I picked.
I have learned so much here. This blog really made me think. Not just the positive remarks but even those negative comments made me think and do research. And the subjects were fascinating! Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to go deeper. It's been such a good thing. As always, glory to God.
May God richly bless all of you in this new chapter of your lives and service to our Lord. And thank you for allowing me to dip my bread, from time to time, in the oil you all have soaked up from serving under John MacArthur's leadership at GTY ! I have been well fed! If we never meet again this side of heaven, I will see you on that beautiful shore! ~Rebecca
Thanks to all of you for your hard work and dedication. This web site and ministry has been a real blessing in my life. May God bless all of you in your new endeavors.
I too have enjoyed this blog. Having spent my whole life up here in the Seattle area, I found it difficult to find a church that wasn't superficial. I had a model example in mind, yet found no duplicate. John MacArthur was just that model. At first, I didn't like listening to him. He frightened me. He did so by sharing the whole truth. He leaves nothing out. I finally found a church up here in Marysville WA. via The Masters Seminary Alumni. Our Senior Pastor is John Zimmer. I praise God for his commitment up here. And, thank you Tommy Clayton and Gabriel Powell the ministry you provided. May he continue to bless both of you
Folks, just to be clear, we're not shutting down the blog itself. We're just unable to monitor and interact with comments.
We'll still post, you can still read, and everyone can discuss at other places on the Internet.
Thank you all for you wonderful ministry in the Lord. Grace to You has blessed my walk with Christ . I love listening to Grace to You daily and take notes at times noting down the important parts of each sermon.
I Love taking GTY on my mp3 player and then I can pause whenever I need to write down something important or a scripture Macarthur is referencing.
Thank you 3 people that were mentioned for you ministry in the Lord you will be rewarded for you efforts :)
I have been here since day 1 of this blog. The issues raised, the interaction among commenteers (sp?) and moderators, those taught me a lot about how to behave and how to better handle arguments.
It was sad to see Gabe go. He was a huge part of this blog, not only on the side of comments, but behind it and also through many emails sent to him asking for help! Thank you Gabe!
I had no idea Tommy Clayton was leaving as well. Again, Tommy's comments were some that I would pay close attention to.
Of course not only them, but Travis Allen's as well. And Fred Buttler's. I am sure I am not the only one to have said that the way you guys handle controversy and polemic issues is outstanding!
I thank you for your godly example to all of us, and also for giving your time to moderate this blog for as long as it has lasted. I don't see this as the end of the comment section though. =) It might just be that the Lord will be raising some new people to give you a hand. I would love for that to happen. The gty blog has been always a safe place for those of us who like to discuss issues in the Christian world with the assurance that we all would be treated fairly.
My thanks to each one of you behind the scenes. You are appreciated.
May the Lord our God keep blessing your ministry with grace upon grace whenever you go.
Grace and peace to you,
Linking arms with the GTY blog team ranks near the top of my CA highlight list.
I'll never forget the writing instruction I received from Travis (and Jay), the interaction with all the wonderful truth-loving commenters, and the way the LORD used the experience to teach me more about my sin, His grace, and how technology can be used for His glory.
Thanks, GTY. I miss you guys!
Travis is very kind and generous with his comments.
There are many reasons why readers and listeners of Grace to You should love the ministry. Like many of you I benefited from John's ministry through the radio long before I knew I would attend the church and work at GTY.
But you should also know that those of us who've worked for Travis, Don Green, Phil Johnson, and John MacArthur are blessed beyond measure. The godliness of the men, and the wisdom with which they conducted the ministry is exemplary.
Now that I'm not at GTY, I can speak my mind... I'm eternally thankful to the Lord for Grace to You and for the privilege of serving the Lord there. It was an undeserved honor to participate in the blog and converse with many of you over the last couple years.
Grace and peace
PS. Micah, I'd love to meet you when you're able to worship with us!
I have felt very privileged to be a part of this great ministry, even if it was from the outside looking in. When I first started posting here, Gabriel Powell assured me that John MacArthur welcomed women as contributors. It was very good news for many Christian women, who love the Lord and love to discuss His Word.
The levels of professionalism from the administrators of this blog, like Tommy Clayton, Fred Butler, Gabriel Powell, and Travis Allen, have been absolutely stellar. Their writing has been inspirational, and the level of teaching, par excellence. They have, after all, learned from a master shepherd, John MacArthur, whose love for the truth is boundless and knows no end.
We were all brought here together because of our love for one book and one Lord, but not just any book, but a book that has eternal significance: the Bible. Words have meaning and consequences, and no other book written throughout our history teaches that with such clarity and force. There have been eloquent men and women who wrote poetry, prose, and great literature, over the centuries, who felt their works of art, was their way of touching eternity. Chaucer was one such man; at the end of Troilus and Criseyde, he wrote, "Go, litel book!" Hoping that his words would take flight, like the seeds of a dandelion on the tail of a wind, and disseminate for all future generations to tarry over and adore. But who remembers Troilus and Criseyde? Who could even spell it? And how "litel" a book it must have been. But alas, we know that all is pure vanity. Only one book has conquered all others, and continues to vanquish its enemies.
God reminds us here: "Vanity of vanities, says the Preacher; all is vanity. Besides being wise, the Preacher also taught the people knowledge, weighing and studying and arranging many proverbs with great care. The Preacher sought to find words of delight, and uprightly he wrote words of truth. The words of the wise are like goads, and like nails firmly fixed are the collected sayings; they are given by one Shepherd. My son, beware of anything beyond these. Of making many books there is no end, and much study is a weariness of the flesh. The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of man (Ecc 12:8-13)."
I will also miss ALL the people here that I have come to know and love over this short period of time. Rachael Schwem, Rudi Jenson, Mary Kidwell, Dan Wilson, et al, you can contact me at mpalshan at sbcglobal dot net. I would love to hear from any and all. Many of us who post here, and many from GTY are on facebook. Let's stay in touch if possible? And I hope, as Elaine has expressed, that some time in the near future this blog would be able to continue. Thanks again to GTY for all the great resources that are provided here. To God be the glory!
Lastly, this was Carol Burnett's theme song (I took the liberties of rearranging it a bit). I'm so glad we had this time together, just to have a prayer, or share a Bible verse or two. Seems we just get started and before you know it comes the time we have to say, "So long."
Waiting for the return of our precious Lord, Jesus Christ!
Thanks GTY for your ministry. I have also enjoyed the blog as I feel I have learned much and been challenged to think through issues. I have appreciated the comments of the staff and the many regulars, and have enjoyed the interaction which has been both inspiring and challenging. Speaking for myself, and I know for others also, God has used (and continues to use) GTY to better equip me in understanding and sharing the truths of the Bible. I will miss the regulars on this blog but know God will continue to use you in His kingdom.
Gabe,Tommy,and Fred,
Thank you guys for all of your patience in keeping us all on the right track. You will be greatly missed here. Our prayers go with you.
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Norman E. Demers, a supporter of St. Patrick's School and other Catholic causes, dies at 92.
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LARGO - Philanthropist Norman E. Demers, who donated more than $1-million to Morton Plant Mease Health Care and supported many Catholic causes, died Tuesday (May 22, 2007). He was 92.
"We were able to transform the education here at St. Patrick's through technology because of Mr. Demer's gifts, " said longtime friend Sister Veronica, SSND, the development director and incoming principal at St. Patrick's School in Largo.
Thanks to Mr. Demers, St. Patrick's dedicated a new computer lab two weeks ago. The school's outdated computers, electronic equipment and antiquated wiring was replaced with state-of-the-art technology, and laptops were given to all faculty members.
"He made the world a better place, especially for children, " Sister Veronica said.
Providing scholarships to students in Catholic schools was another focus of Mr. Demers. Students from St. Patrick's were selected annually for such a scholarship, based on factors such as community service, how well they embodied the school's philosophy and whether they put forth their best effort.
Mr. Demers also sponsored the education of Catholic priests and nuns, and his support spanned the globe and provided funding for seminary school.
At Morton Plant Mease in Clearwater, the Demers name graces the Gamma Knife Center in recognition of the family's support.
One of Mr. Demers' favorite sayings was, "I have so much more that I want to do, " said Beth Hardy, Morton Plant Mease's public relations manager.
A native of Berlin, N.H., Mr. Demers met his future wife, Cecile, while in the Army, and the couple married in 1942. They settled in the Panama Canal Zone where Mr. Demers worked for more than three decades for the Transportation and Terminal Bureau. He retired as deputy director and received the Presidential Management Improvement Award for excellence in improving government operations and saving taxpayers $1-million.
The Demers family moved to Largo in 1972 and he took a job with H&R Block. He worked there for 25 years, preparing personal, corporate and estate tax returns.
In addition to his local philanthropy, Mr. Demers also contributed to the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer & Research Institute in Tampa, the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami and several American Indian schools.
Mr. Demers died at Hospice House Woodside in Pinellas Park. He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Cecile; and a brother, Joseph F. Horton of Michigan.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today, and a vigil service will begin at 6 p.m. at Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, Serenity Gardens Chapel, 13401 Indian Rocks Road, Largo. A funeral Mass will take place at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 1507 Trotter Road.


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A string of appointments to the boards of state Adirondack Park Agency and state Olympic Regional Development Authority are expected to be approved before the legislative session wraps up this week in Albany.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has nominated two new commissioners to the APA board. Their appointments are still pending.
Daniel Wilt of Lake Pleasant would replace Commissioner Frank Mezzano of Speculator, whose term expired in 2011. Wilt is the owner of Wilt Industries, a five-person company in Lake Pleasant that makes equipment for scientific research, fiber optics and the semiconductor industry. He is also a member of the North Country Regional Economic Development Council.
Karen Feldman, a lawyer from Hudson, would replace Cecil Wray, whose term expired in 2010, to one of the three out-of-the-Park seats on the board. Wray, a New York City lawyer with a seasonal home in Keene Valley, stepped down following last week's APA meeting.
Current APA Chairwoman Lani Ulrich of Old Forge, and commissioners William Thomas of Johnsburg and Arthur Lussi of Lake Placid are set to be reappointed. Ulrich's term expired last year, Thomas' term was up in 2010, and Lussi has been serving on an expired term since 2009. APA board members are allowed to serve on expired terms until they are reappointed or replaced.
Mezzano has been on the APA board for 15 years in two stints. He served from 1998 until 2006, left for a year and was reappointed by Gov. Eliot Spitzer in 2007. Mezzano is the former supervisor of the town of Lake Pleasant and has often been an advocate for local government and economic development interests during his tenure on the APA board.
The APA appointments need to be approved by the Senate Environmental Conservation Committee, then the Senate Finance Committee, then the full Senate.
A new ORDA board member, Jill Ruhm Broderick, is set to be appointed this week, although it's unclear whom she would replace on the authority's board. ORDA spokesman Jon Lundin said he didn't know.
Broderick lives in North Creek, home of the ORDA-run Gore Mountain Ski Center, and is the founder and broker of Broderick Real Estate. She's worked in real estate in the North Creek area for 26 years, according to her business' website.
Current ORDA board Chairman J. Patrick Barrett and board member Robert Flacke are also set to be reappointed this week.
Barrett, originally an appointee of Gov. George Pataki, had been ORDA chairman from 2006 to mid 2007, when Spitzer appointed Joe Martens to the position. In March 2011, when Cuomo picked Martens to become commissioner of the state Department of Environmental Conservation, Barrett returned to lead the ORDA board.
Flacke has been on the ORDA board since 2009. He was also interim CEO of ORDA from 1993 to 1994. He has been Lake George village mayor and town supervisor, DEC commissioner and APA chairman.
The ORDA appointments first need to be approved by the Senate's Cultural Affairs, Tourism and Recreation Committee, then the Senate Finance Committee, then the full Senate.
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Dan Mac Entee, a spokesman for Sen. Betty Little, R-Queensbury, said he expects all the APA and ORDA appointments will be confirmed this week.
"We're scheduled to finish on Thursday, but they're talking about a Friday session now," he said.
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I think that's the whole point. As Roger Mills says - it's not for regular runners. The council will be there as will local press, Points West etc. Those that like to do such things will dress up, then walk after 10 minutes. It sours races for me I'm afraid. I have memories of turning up for the Gloucester Half in the park a few years ago only to be told police cancelled it last minute and we all had to go to Newent. To be fair, I suppose you have to pay for those things these days which is why so many races are going to Airfields/GP circuits/Stately Homes. Health and Safety, which most people seem to think is a disgrace, has a lot to answer for!!
Exactly. In November I ran Swindon 10K and Tewkesbury 5, both excellent races with brilliant organisation and both for £10 or less. Nuff said.
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