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Inside Underarm Turn (in place)
DT: Here the lady's hand is brought in front of her face right away, so this is an inside turn?
At this moment, the follower's
legs are fairly straight
and in a moment, they
will be...
...bent. The knees are bent
on the count. The leader
positions his right hand
for the hook-up
Monique: Yes.
DT: Hand to hand, overhead, what is going on in these underarm turns?
Monique: There's a little pressure hand to hand. That helps me turn and also lets me know where he wants me to go.
Morley: More precisely, the contact is fingertips to fingertips.
DT: You mean you wouldn't do an overhead handshake during the turn? (laughs)
Morley: No way, not if you want her shoulder to stay where it is. (laughs). ...If you hold her hand in a handshake hold, it would hurt her shoulder.
DT: Morley, you founded Janosik Polish Dance Ensemble about 30 years ago, and it is still going strong today. I am wondering about a connection, was polka born in Poland?
Morley: The polka is most commonly thought to have originated in Bohemia?
DT: Is that near Poland?
Morley: It is the Czech part of Czechoslovakia. There are many polkas done in Poland, but they don't have this bounce, the bounce that we have in Polish-American polka.
DT: Is the word "polka" connected with "Polish", do you know?
Morley: No, it has to do with the word for field, "pol", and the "ka" at the end is like a term of endearment.
DT: Should we mention that you danced on TV when most programs were live? What happened when you made a mistake?
Morley: (laughs) It was transmitted. It wasn't live but whatever was recorded from 7 to 8 on Monday was shown on Thursday from 10 to 11. There was no editing.
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Time Management and Goal Setting
Time management is a valuable tool, especially in a community college setting. Students have to be able to manage a schedule, often filled not only with the course schedule and study time, but with work, family and other social responsibilities. As a College student, it is imperative to learn, early on, how to better manage your time.
Time Management and Your Course Schedule
First of all, when you plan your academic schedule, you need to take into consideration your current situation. Will you be working full-time, part-time, or not at all? This is important to be able to determine how many courses you should consider taking per semester. If you work full-time, you should consider taking only 2 classes per semester, and depending on your work schedule, it may determine what kind of courses you can take.
If you work part-time, you may be able to handle taking 12 credits, but again, this may be influenced by your work schedule and your preferences.
Regardless of how many courses you take, you should plan on 2 hours of study time per class, so for every hour you are in class you should count on 2 hours more to study. For example, if you are taking 6 credits worth of classes, you should count on 12 hours of study time. If you are working full-time that means you already have 40 hours of work, 6 hours of class, 12 hours of study time, and the rest of the time each week to sleep, be with family, eat, drive, etc.

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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - March 19, 1948, Winona, Minnesota W E ATHER tolclpr. FM IS COMING Be mire your new radio ciui rcceln 1L Full Leased Wire Newi Report of The Associated Press Member of the Audit Bureau of VOLUME 48. NO. 27 W1NONA. MINNESOTA. FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 19. 1946 FIVE CENTS PER COPY EIGHTEEN PAGES THE ALSOPS on Russia Up To G.OP. Tlf .toiMiph unit Slpwurt ANon uprrch In tllf Cc.MKri-wt fnir> think' pluln, linn-Ing ftomo mlr- uruloujt mifl wholly unexpected rusliiK of tho IntrrimUotml tendon, thr itrfiil rivcr-rldliiK Imuo which will ctmfroiit thn country In tho nrxt few months will concern tho American rr.iponsp In Hovlct t'X- pun.-ilon iihroivd. This IwHln will thus nlwi confront (ho Kopubllcun nntlrmnl convention In Jtlltc, imtl It tn nrfnct the outcome closely Mciffovrr, It Is IncrnnslfiKly prob- fchlr thnl the convention will hn jwtkrcl to make u clrur-cut choice bctwrrn two distinct Republican whncils of thought on foreign policy. Thr IrndT our school of thought Is Urniitnr Rohrrt A, Tuft, thn leader of the other, fli'iuilor Arthur Vund- rnbTK Tho evenly foitlimwl div- ision within the piirty on tttciw Iwn i.pproHt'heji Id forrlKH policy vi AH dciiionstnitfd by tho Konalu vote on I hi' Tn ft amendment to K.It.P.. which would huvo voclucocl thr first, year's upproprlnllon to four hillinn' dollars. The Republican rniulnrs split almost exactly OVOJI on vrilr. The strrnifth of the Vurulorihnric nchfml In lllintnitcd by tho fuel that Tuft himself Is reliably ro- portpd to brllpvo thut Vnndonberg, rut her thun covrrnor Thomuft E, IJewry. is now the to bent, ViindrnbrrK nppurnntly (Jnooroly elors not wntit the nomination ulKl hr hus refused to lift a finger to crt t'. Tie underlined hl.n refusal to "connive." to use. Ms own word, H. few wrelw nun. when u gl'OUP of wriilthy ittul Influential New York nrlmlrrrs approached him Indirectly with iin offer to and support iv Vundonben! cnmpnlcn. The offer wus unconditionally re- jected, Vnt tho Vandcnborg boom continues rPKitrnlrw. und there is lltttf (louht i hat Vnndcnbri'K will ncivpt tho nomination it It Is offered. Moreover, tho odds on vandon- brre'fi being nominated are moa.iur- nbly Increased by thn petition of Jliirold K. Htnssen. fUii.wn, hnx not wild so publicly but according to clone to him ho i.i willing, und even to uccopt ft (second place on Vandrnbont ticket If Jie fulls to win tho grand prlsio, should romp to the convun- with well over it hundred r.i. If, n.t now ftecm.i possible. it becomes c.lpur thut Stusson cun- riot get thn nomination, this con- dUlenible Hm.wn following will form n nolle! base on which tho Vniiclon- bert: cohorts can build. Thrrp Iv or course, no Vandcn- hcru-Stiisseii pi'cconvontton rtoul Jnrtrfcl, tho two men huvo hud no contact whatsoever with each other In recent months. Vet thn logic of the situation makes it Vandon- beri.--Stas.ien ticket wrlotis possibility. an entirely The nomination of mich n ticket would bo enormously significant, for it would menu that tho tradi- tional Hepubllcim forrttm policy, tho cautious Tuft npprom-h. hiicl suffered li total do- fi-iil. Vet the nomination of Tuft, or of iinnthcr Republican who thinks more or lew UKo him. Is not to bo ruled out. Tuft's chances re- ceived u setback some weeks ago, when tho neolithic Joseph Tow ol I'enns.vlvuniit quietly niUod a con- fert-nci' "f felli.w fiiiciiin In Clcwo- linid, Ohio. I'ew and the) other jtidiiHtriiiliMs. mostl.v nlool <.f thn more tinKts-biickrcl type, rrnehed the conclusion that In view of Tuffs prof NhowInK In tho public opinion polls, he could not win tho flection. They therefore UKrocd to (twitch their support to House Ma- jority Lender Joseph Martin, Tlie Cleveland meeting took place however, liefum President Harry Triiniiin i.tarti'd on hln political tlFtxttlKMI Hlllll'. ThO di.Mi.'ilrni of thf last fow Weeks hiive appiirrlitly demon.ttniU'd that tmr n miracle, it will bo mathemat- ically impossible for Truman to win 're-election. This has undoubt- edly helped thy Tuft candidacy It 'has aho been helped by the worded announcement of Oenernl' UoUKliis Miie.Arthur'N a- Vrtlliibihty. about which some Taft mippurtrrs HIT openly Jubilant, For MiicArlhur may well cut into the jjr-wey und Stussen strength In Wisconsin, und Tuft will undoubt- edly bo second choice with most Mii'rArthiir cleloKiites, .Mnrtln real strength, however both umnnu Kepubllcnn fntciitn ol tho I'ew type, und Iti the Influentla und conservative HOUSP Hepubllcaf leadership. Moreover, ho hus evinced n sudden Interest In foreign policy Ills ernphiisls on the military aspects of American foreign policy makes n poFMihln thut whul will oventuiilly rrner.'e from Hi" Keiiuto-1 louse ronf'-f'Tice on the- K.ll.C. lilll will nt- not a VundenberK policy a Mui'lln-ViiiulenlwrK policy Thlt would cut down VutidenberK's rri'iitiitlnii us the undisputed foreign iioiicy lender. If the expected deudlwk between Tuft and IX-wey develops, tho llo- jnibllcHU convcnllon may thu.'1 hrcotnr the scene, of a cruclu niriik'tflr between the two iU'publlcar rcin'ols of thouKhl rm policy Av-Miiiilnc thut the Klwnnowci withdrawal Is permanent, there would be u clrur-cut cholco between Vur.drnbrrK und Stussen on tho one liuiid, and men of the of Mnrtln und MucArthur on the i.ilii-r The Importuneii of nuch a (hore lo the United Mliitrn ant I., ihe world, in difficult lo Scandinavia Joins Anti-Red Bloc Airport Committee Co-Chairmcn Resign In Row With A. of C. Tho Wlnona Association of Commerce airport committee co-chairmen resignedI today-charging that thoy no longer hnvo the backing ol tho association president and some of the directors win6 moy no William A. Galcwski, co-chairmen of the committee, submitted tneir sKtus status, Senate Vote on Tax Cut Bill Expected Today Jly Murvln I. Arrowmnlth Wnxhlnirtnn Senate Re- publicans tied tho throttle down Loclny In a drive to pawt their Income tax-cutting bill oy nightfall, Srrwlor Mllllkln floor iuwKci1 of tho measure, told re- porters ho believes tho chances for t flnul vote lute lotlny were good. Ho bused forecast mainly on n decision by tho Democratic lead- ership to abandon plans for offering tin amendment to hold any tax cut tills year to The House hus already piiwtod ft, measure ciilllriK for n Bonutor nurkloy the min- ority leader, wild ho Intended to vote against any tax reduction. He inld ho believes It would bo "dang- erous" to cut taxes In tho light of President Truman's appeal for Krenter American military power to protect western Europe against tho spread of communism, Override Vclo nurkloy declined to speculate on Republican chances to corral en- ough Democratic votes to override iin expected presidential veto. But ho did say: "I hnvo no doubt that n. vote to sustain n veto will bo larger than tho veto URalnst tho bill passage (by tho A veto by Mr. Trumnn success- fully blocked n tax out bill last year. Senator Ournoy chair- man of tho Somite nrmod services committee. WHS asked by reporters whtithor ho would vote nRftinst a Ux cut because of the Presidents prppiirodnesn proposals. Tho South Dakota lawmaker re- plied: "You aan't very well Justify any objection against ft tax cut nt the moment, because wo don't yet know whut tho extra cost (of tho military program) will be." Tho Olo Somite yesterday defeated two Democratic attempts to add riders to tho bill which would have repealed or revised federal taxes on oleomargarine, By (i vote of 45 to 63 it rejected ...i amendment by Senator Ful- brlght (D-Ark) to remove all olco tuxus. Then by the sumo vote It kltlod an amendment by Senator Mfiybnnk to cut tho present ton-conts-n-pouncl tax on colored margarine to one quarter of ft cent. Earlier this week tho House agri- culture committee blocked efforts to put oleo tax repeal bills before tho House. Jap Phone System Crippled by Walkout strike by communi- cations workers today paralyzed Jupim's telephone system, The walk- mit-lo continue 24 hours-was ciillnd lo support demands lor cost- uf-llvlnK wage boosts. a period of service dating back to 1041 when tho new airport, now neavlnp completion, was only an idea. in their letter or resignation to Uio has a said they would "be glad to serve in any way as private citizens" hence- forth. Kxplaln Action In a statement explaining their action, tho two committee members said: 'At the city council meeting Mon- day night the committee arranged to accompany members of the city council to St. Paul next week to ap- pear before tho state legislative ad- visory committee relative ..to the city's request for an additional state grant of toward tho airport, drivo t< "At that meeting bids for tho sur- nations, facing of tho airport and other smaller Improvements were opened. State and federal officials present at tho meeting indicated thut the bids were fair und reasonable, perhaps with several minor corrections. 'Two days later, L. C. La Prance, the president of tho association, call- ed on ono of tho chairmen of tho commlltuo and a.ikod him what au- thority ho had to appear before the legislative advisory committee. The president said that ho had sent out a letter Instructing all association committees not to take any action without prior approval of the board of directors. "The president also Indicated that the board of directors does not favor asking the state for more money and action c that It also feels that the expondl- program ture of money reflected In Monday night's bids Is too much. "Tho chairman of the airport committee replied that he was a member of the board of directors of tho association, that ho had attend- ed every meeting and that he knew, therefore, that tho association board had not taken any action on the re- quest for additional money or on the surfacing bids. Agree on Stand "Tho nlrnort committee chairman told tho president of tho aiwoclation that If ho and certain other direc- tors do not approve tho airport com- mittee's action, then he would resign. "Tho co-chairman of the airport committee agrees with this stand and we are resigning effective Im- mediately. "Tho airport committee has been trying its best to help get an airport for Wlnona which would suit the needs of local air traffic and tilrllnc triifllc. "Several years ago the citizens of Wlnona contributed more than for construction of the air- port and more recently they contri- buted over for the construc- tion of tho administration building. "The airport committee feels that these contributions prove that the citizens of Wlnona want an airport. There are very few communities In tho United States where the citizens have demanded an airport with such n concrete action. "Because of this concrete action and prior support of tho, association board of directors we have proceed- ed to do everything possible to get a real airport for Wlnona. It appears now that we and the airport are be- ing sabotaged from within our own organization. "Since we have no desire to enter (Continued on Fulfil 15, Cnlumn 2) COMMITTEE Marshall Accuses Russ of Using 'Nazi Methods' Berkeley, Calif. Secretary of State George Marshall today accused Russia of using high-hand- ed Nazi methods In the communist drivo to engulf frco European latlons. Before a University of California audience, Marshall stated the Soviet threat to America In these words: "Never before in history has the world situation been more threaten- ing to our ideals and interests than at the present time. HlfCh-HnndedncNN "A depressing aspect of the sit- uation is the duplication in Europe of the high-handed and calculated procedure of the Nazi regime." It was Marshall's first public speech since President Truman ap- pealed Wednesday for Congress to enact universal military training and a temporary draft, and to speed action on tho European recovery Clark Orders Mme. Curie Freed Following Ellis Island Detention Costa Rican Election Riot Spreading 4 Other Central American Countries Reported Involved By Rcfflnalcl Wood Snn Jo.sc, Costa eral Rcnu Plcado Mlchalskl, secur- ity (war) minister, says 'Costa Rica's political revolt is building into a Central American wnr. Plcado answered "yes" when news- men aslced him last night If tlie week-old rebellion by under Jose Figueres Is going to Involve all of Central America. Four other countries already are said to be Involved in Costa Rica's political quarrel. Guatemala has been accused by Costa Rica ot .sending nrms across the border to Insurgent forces. crs .seemed near agreement today on (Guatemala's foreign ministry 3n-.a plan to delay draft- Gen- eral Tom Clark today authorized the release of Mme. Ireno Jollot-Curie, the French scientist, who had been detained by Immigration officials at Ellis Island. Mme. Jollot-Curlo was taken Into custody und removed to the island shortly after her arrival late yes- terday in New York from Paris. Waiting at LaGuardia airport to greet her were officers of the joint Anti-Fascist Refugee committee, which has been listed by Clark as' n subversive organization. A committee spokesman said she had come to this country "to ac- quaint the American people with the immediate needs of the Spanish Re- publicans In exile." The order for Mme. Jollot Curie's release followed earlier Indications from the Justice department that sho would bo detained until it could be determined whether her entry would be "prejudicial to the best interests of the United States." In response to a question concern- Ing an apparent reversal In the ex- clusion plan, the Justice department said that Mme Joliot Curie will re- main at, liberty "while her case is being studied." Delayed Draft Under Study by Senate AVashlnjrlon By .lurk Bell Senate lead- structed its San Jose envoy last night to require Costa Rica to prove the charge or withdraw it.) Send Planes Nicaragua has sent planes and officers to aid the government, and government forces have charged that somu Nicaraguans arc helping Figueres. The government has sent Dr. Luis Anderson to Honduras to appeal for arms. Anderson, Costa Rican. dele- gate to the Rio 'conference, also will seek economic ulcl. At lease three pilots from the Dominican Republic have arrived from. Cludad Trujl'.lo to fly two LASCA planes commandeered from a. Pan American subsidiary Wcdncs- the nation's young men for military service. The wait-and-see proposal under study by Senator V a n d e n b c r e and Taft would call J'ov speedy passage of laws to elections, boiled over last when President Tcodoro Plcado Mi- chalskl proclaimed mnrtlal law. Began March 1 The dispute began tn congressional action March 1, when the presi- dential election of Otillo TJlatc Blan- co was annulled. Congress upheld fraud charges brought by his op- ponent, Rafael Calderon Guardla, tho government candidate. Violent partisanship developed and revolt broke out Saturday. mate charges that communists are backing the government and are trying to use current political strife as "a bridgehead for control of Latin America." Pigucrcs, clmm- captured a munlsts. President Plcado's government But Marshall went beyond his day by the government. chief In further detailing what Costa Rica's political caldron ho called today the "general strat- since the egy" of meeting the Russian chal-1 lenge. Tho secretary of state made these main, points: 1. Personally warned Italy and all other free European nations that any country which puts tho communist party in power automatically cuts itself off from American old. 2. The present conflict is a "world wide struggle between freedom and tyranny." Marshall said the Russians should be stopped short In the positions they now should now be perfectly clear that rulo based, on threats find force instead of on reason and Justlco must not bo allowed to spread further1 unchecked." 3. The United States is main- taining an "opcndoor" policy toward any conciliatory moves by Russia and is "sincerely anxious" for a settlement. But until a settlement is possible "it must be our policy to dis- courage and to oppose further encroachment on the rights and lives of free people." 4. The crisis in which the United States now finds Itself is world-wide. It presents grave threats to American interests not only in Europe but also in the Middle East and Far East. 5. The great need now is for prompt enactment of the Eur- opean Recovery program in Con- gress. He said this should so strengthen free nations as to give them a better chance to defend themselves "against transition into police states do- minated by tho central com- mittee of tho communist party in Five Killed in Illinois Twister Bimltcr Hill, III. At Jeast five persons were killed today in a tornado which struck here and at nearby Fostcrburg and Gillcsple. A twister struck at Alton, 111., and New Atlicn.s and Freeburg in St. Claire county reported heavy prop- erty damage. Bunker Hill's population is about M. F, Scyfrlt, Hed Cross home service chairman in Macoupln county, said first aid headquarters were being set up In the school building and that the town was without lights and power. The high winds were reported in scattered lu-cns, including Alton. New Athens in St. Clair county where the storm cut a swath 303 feet wide and two and one-half blocks long through the business district. It struck again at Frecburg, 111. All Ambulances Used All available ambulances In the Alton area were in service. The had been claims several victories, but oppo- sition forces say square miles of Costa Rica are in. rebel hands. Little Inch' Blast Sears 15 Acres Petersburg, explo- sion that ripped the "Little Inch" pipeline last night set oil a fire that seared a 15-acre area and destroyed two houses. No one wns injured. The cause of the blast had not been determined. Natural gas escaping under pres- sure from the broken pipe-line burned for more than two hours with a glare seen at least 30 miles away. Occupants of houses which were destroyed were absent. Two barns also were burned. State police said the closest witness they could find was a quarter of a mile away nt the time of the blast. Six Killed in Centralia Tavern Blast CVntrnlln, III. The known death toll mounted to six today In un nxplwilnn which dontroyiid n two- story brick building In downtown Ctmtraliu last night. Two bodies wore found beneath thu pllu of rubble by llremen early today after an all-night search, Near midnight, about three hours after tho blast, two bodies had been found In the wreckage. One woman died of Injuries as she was being carried Into St. Mary's hospital, Firemen continued to search through tho ruins for other bodies after reports by eye-witnesses that some persons had been trapped when tho structure collapsed. .10 Injured Thirty persons were Injured. Ten were reported In from serious to critical condition. Tho building house a tavern and n small pool hall-tavern on tho first floor and small apartments and sleeping quarters In the nine rooms on tho second floor. Chief of Police O. T, Bounds said that nnn man who escaped without Injury from thn pool hall-tavern told him that about nine men wore play- ing cards In tho roar and some of them might have been trapped. More than 50 firemen, including doveral from nearby southern Illi- nois communities, dug through the rubble In tho search for additional bodies. numiigc Only ono of tho dead had been Identified. Sho was Mrs. Frank Nichols, about BO. who lived In a second floor apartment. She died as sho was being carried into St. Mary's hospital. Her husband was among tho Injured. A second victim wan an uniden- tified man. Tho third body wus burned beyond recognition. Ten of tho injured were reported In from Borlous to critical coudi- of Republican-Herald.) tlon. Among the injured wore two children. The cause of the explosion, which was followed by a fire which raged there were about 30 persons In the saloon when the blast occurred. Bill Watson, 63, a tree surgeon, who escaped from the owensby tav- WH3 lUllUWtiU WJf tfc i j I 1 tl nt.rt ittn c for more than an hour, had not ern without injury, said thcio was boon determined. Bounds estimated j a scries of explosions. damage at Kenneth Owensby. 37, co-owner ol cue of the taverns, estimated 'I thought there were four Watson said. "I was knocked to the floor. Four or five other men who were standing near me also were knocked from their feet. We were covered with wreckage but the bar saved us. The whole building seemed to land on top or Uic bar." Several automobiles pnrkrcl In front of the building were damaged by the flying debris which also wus strewn along nearby railroad tracks injured. Heavy rainfalls and windstorms caused severe damage In many areas of the state. Many highways were covered with water from "Ilnsh floods" of small creeks. A flash Hood of Gimlet cheek caus- ed severe damage during the night at Spai-lnnd, a town of about 500 population in Marshall county. A wall of water about four feet deep swept through the streets and left layers of mud and other debris in the streets and some buildings and homes. A mother and two small children, one suffering from mumps, were isolated in their home for revive selective service in tho face of stcpped-up communist pressure in Europe. Selectees would be chos- en and put on notice. But Congrcsn would not push the button for inductions unless or until: (1) Voluntary cnlist- mcnts continued to lap: or (2) Tho world situation grew so RTIIVO HH to eall for partial or full mobilization of n. clUlcn army. The prime object of such a law would be to spur Immediate enlist- ments of those subject to call, thus rilling vacant ranks in line with President Truman's plea for .strengthened armed forces. This Republican answer to Mr. Truman's request for universal mili- tary training and a limited revival of selective service is known to liavc the enthusiastic backing of Vanden- berg. He is the Senate's presiding officer and heads its foreign rela- tions committee. Tart told a reporter he is inclined to support the plan but has not made up his mind finally. Meanwhile, an informal poll of the House armed services commit- tee showed today that group prob- ably would approve an outright draft revival at once. Fifteen out ot 33 members sold thoy favor such a step and only Jour listed themselves as definitely opposed. However, House Republican lead- ers have made clear that full hear- ings will be held on tho subject be- fore any action is taken. Tho standby plan developed nt ft time when Mr. Truman's proposals and policise were under fresh at- tack from his fired cabinet mem- ber, Henry A. Wallace. In a radio address last night, Wal- lace charged that the Truman doc- trine of supporting communist- threatened countries is being ex- tended "to the point where it threat- ens the life of every human being In the world." It is likely that increased funds for the air arm will be voted by the G.O.P.-controlled Congress, what- ever action it takes on TJ.M.T. and the draft. hours. High Winds The Chicago Weather bureau said it received a report that high winds caused extensive property damage at Union, Mo. The Illinois and Michigan canal overflowed its banks at Lockport, 40 miles southwest of Chicago. Fourteen cars of a Snnta Fc nvll- roiul freight train were derailed ut Willow Springs, a Chicago suburb. At La Crossc, Meteorologist A. D. Sanial said "a little flooding" can be expected in Ills district but that it will not compare with the late February thaw nnd high water. Sanial said the snow melt In La Cros.se had gone down the La Cras.su river sovural days ago with- out appreciable- dnmnge, but thut he understood melting snow draining into the Chlppewa river further north Wiis forcing a rise. He said he anticipated little flooding, how- ever. Nation-wide Daylight Saving Hearing to Begin Washington. Hearings on a bill providing daylight saving time throughout the nation will begin April 13 before a Senate interstate commerce subcommittee. This was announced yesterday by Chairman Reed (R.-KanJ. He told a reporter he introduced the bill at the request of the interstate commerce commission with a view to cleaning up confusion resulting from part of thu country running on daylight time during the sum- mer, the rest on standard time. The doctors threatening a strike. I guess over there M.D. stands for more dough. I never knew the doctors had a union! Can you imagine an MD in surgery Weather FEDERAL FORECASTS Winona and vicinity: Clearing and turning colder tonight. Satur- day fair and colder. Lowest to- night 30: highest Saturday 42. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 54; minimum. 40; noon, 45; precipitation, .09 of an inch of rain; sun sets tonight at sun rises tomorrow at EXTENDED FORECASTS Minnesota and Wisconsin: Tem- peratures will average two to Jive Jcgrces above normal. Normal max- mum 30 north, 49 central and 56 south. Normal minimum 3D north, 27 contra] and 33 south. Colder Sri urday. wanner Sunday and Mon- day, colder Wednesday and north portion Tuesday, little change south portion Tuesday. Precipitation will average one-fourth inch to one to one nnd one-half inch occurring .is rain Sunday and nfiain Tuesday night and Wednesday. TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE Max. Mln. Pep. Bcmidji.......... ChicngO.......... Denver.......... 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Lou Merloni joins Mike Salk and Rob Bradford for the last hour of tonights Game 6 of the ACLS Road to Redemption. The guys break down the keys to the game for the Red Sox and who were are going to be talking about tomorrow.
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In May of last year we we had a long talk about our philosophy. Our core philosophy. And as part of that we've decided content it's you can't think there's some things you just. Can't ignore and we have certain advantages we have resources. So we can't ignore some realities in baseball we we just decided. It as they said and made it. Basic things sort of like. You know we talked about I think at one point. Where we we made decision that we're gonna concentrate on having more depth study of spending. 125 million dollars for player Angela get. Two or three players and making sure that if if we have. We have a great shortstop and a great third baseman we have a really good shortstop or third baseman -- back. Now I think all teams in all sports underestimate. The impact of the injuries. Hard I was just I was Red Sox principal owner John Henry you joined us just a few moments ago here in WEEI mikes -- Lou Maloney rob Bradford will be with the guys about 715 there. And then turn things over to the pregame show -- of course game time just after 8 o'clock tonight. As he talks about the efforts are a few things imbedded in the -- one that the fact that they knew in May and not later in the year I asked him a second month of the year they realize that they had a major problem last year. But -- the other part of it is talking about the -- talking about being prepared to deal with -- injuries and it really points out one of the many differences between this Red Sox team and the Detroit team -- across the way yes Detroit has the top end talent yes they -- -- her Lander and even Sanchez and definitely the first few guys in their order which gets lengthened out when you have Jhonny Peralta going well Victor Martinez -- well. But but who went after that I mean prepared for injuries have Brayan -- coming in that Don Kelly movie -- Bryant I had Brayan Peña big fatty catcher. Don Kelly and some of the other guys they've got I mean some of the players they have after you after their big guns are. Are are problematic for Jim Leland that awful roster really. I'm just bench but not in any cargo bench if you put. The -- to the starting right now in adding to see the tigers like Iggy is a unit brought them. Buy today get time to get to the Italian -- sing dude -- I think just the same guy I tell you the Santiago. Pena. And the speedster on the bench it's like. With the right handed bat eighty pinch hit yet the day ago that argument. You need to know what this public the other day tell with Koji in the game -- one run game when you let it unite all later hit where it won't winners Kelly there are Turks wanted to. I'll regain now point he'd he'd he'd made decent contact you is making some things happen but the pinch hit. Jose Iglesias is -- which never happened there and I can. It is ever will -- throughout data row and you put you Pollard guy up there -- -- -- righty I don't care gas. And you left -- -- and he does he's got no other options. -- you gotta let yet there in the bullpen in real quote you try to put him in against they were key how hard would it have been to get a better Benjamin of the one thing you would think that if you're the Detroit Tigers you should be able to do. Is get a better bench for the playoffs by -- -- as the -- -- the same guy. -- pick one deal law and get another -- not probably right -- off the bench need to search and Iraqi regular carping Gomes -- whatever it is is that guy that or they haven't. Seriously -- like -- defined well. If you get to the trade deadline it can be because they're new overpay and it becomes ridiculous but. You -- -- meteorite that that that's going in and we do they who has the better this and who has the better of that. Now we know it's not even close and we don't even with a bullpen that first game if you watched the Detroit opened up first game you die they -- -- -- well no one. In the Red Sox in baseball thought that those guys to duplicate what they did that first game for whatever reason. The -- that's -- acts zone or whatever that's called they were painting on that line. Every and you watch that's the thing to -- when you look at these two teams. -- in a seven game series a five game series sometimes. You know your flaws you can exploited right because it just. Yeah it's tough to judge joint propped against the green monster if it got the door no hitter that's right well we haven't I would say debated in the -- -- -- -- -- well -- had -- nobody hit the property that the -- wall and you got to see what he just didn't exactly -- -- we are talking about Detroit you know and defensively they may -- that challenged and given not athletic and they don't run the bases well this certain things -- that they had. That after five games now we're starting to see right we are starting to see it takes to get to school -- from second. Intend to -- victim from second and the school prince from second and may be probably -- up and down the -- -- did not athletic at all in -- starting -- -- And Verlander. To make all the points -- right I mean -- they could just go out there and actually deal and that's an enemy you've built your line did a lot possible to have more applaud the Red Sox are. You know I -- -- of the Lackey Verlander in game that basically the Red Sox. Have the right guys but Detroit has the big guys in -- and oh -- -- Ortiz Pedroia whatever the fact is is -- Detroit. It's so reliant. On a few guys and they have to come through and when you have Cabrera and fielder. And Reyes have to what was the situation first and third with one out. Those guys are paying millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars of hundreds of millions yes that minute what's that left fielder contract holy macro 214. Million. And it was the Carl Crawford which was there wasn't another team other than the nationals. There was going to be close and this is this is where I say. I want I'll talk more ball Prince Fielder on Monday -- gate when you get through this year is everybody is destroying. Prince Fielder hit his quote and then they -- birdied I had enhanced quote to hear that quote I'm just saying the fans can do it they'd be out there she -- the -- on an awful close to her presidential China depends also pretty he doesn't look right 200 billion dollar we all -- it doesn't look right. But we've all seen Mike Napoli not look -- for awhile and then boom 460 feet out I believe it -- -- has looked brutal this series. Under the radar this outlook don't look at the other day one -- caught -- the one actually dropped. But he's got one moments but a Grand Slam ranked so he's -- -- -- up either. On Monday I'll talk about the -- series from Prince -- and I'm not gonna do that today exist two games to go in the guy can still make a huge impact in the next today you talk. Of the four series are not backcourt is horrible man it in an area and the fact that he would say that. It just cut that lack of awareness for who he is that what's going on what his city's barely even given a crop. They've barely even -- they were fair or is it going tonight we were there it was just a little lull they weren't exactly rockets really upsets -- demo of what it takes a lot to boo a guy who did so well for you. Up until that point. Right you're mediocre you're came on good well late -- -- in a very -- year. Yeah and yet a decent you have admitted using year you have to do whatever dollar you know I know that there's no queries over a hundred right it would have been no I agree yeah you guys and nobody know what guys that you have a decent year with a team is doing well. Did get to that -- level is going to be very difficult to I would have to get under 200 and making 200 million dollars anyway that aside -- absolutely right we can talk about the bad -- for Detroit the bad bullpen these guys stop producing but the fact of the matter is is that they have -- going tonight and Verlander go to -- -- we should not even enter into this conversation about how bad. At Detroit it. About how how about a -- -- is -- a good team there's no doubt that's why they're here in this spot. But the construction of the roster is still curious and when you don't get the production you're really relying on from a couple of key guys yeah you can put your Lance and I still managed to texting and it -- -- 19 -- the post season. I'll still wait you. Listen I'm sorry I'll Napoli is over 66 punch out and -- in bed and now the last two games -- six for ten with two bombs and a couple doubles. Well Monday Elena a lot of lately are not back he came right back into the two biggest story lines today. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- And good -- do we want in -- We're not just one guy you know we're not done Mercer remark you know Dustin Pedroia. Where there are -- you know we've got here. Louis we pride ourselves -- the you know we -- -- he says. My pieces and -- there you know there is guys that are done more than the other getting hurt -- So we're here to do you know we're here to win and we -- skeptical seem not to want to. -- Jarrod Saltalamacchia yesterday on the -- Paula program Mike -- bloomer -- rob Bradford with the guys from another half hour or so they'll turn things over to the pregame show in the Red Sox baseball game six. Just after 8 o'clock tonight two main storyline as far as I'm concerned. Heading into this game will start here with the Clay Buchholz won there really hasn't pitched all that well -- pointed out some of the numbers. Of what he's been like early in the game vs has that game has gone on the he's matched up again -- -- you're gonna have to be sure is there to do you avoid facing Verlander in game seven in order to do so you assume you're gonna need some pretty special -- -- Clay Buchholz. I think that he he -- who -- he did obviously last game and I talked about results I'm talking about tempo of the game I'm talking about conference. There was a huge difference from what I saw at that picture in the amount as the game went on compared to what -- -- as games went on when he was really going did in terms of again this confidence. Having guys runners on base we know it gets nervous throws over the base. That that seemed to be all left behind early in the year before he got. Art -- what's the difference then I mean from a from a tactical standpoint what is the difference during the Clay Buchholz that dominated early pitched well even when he came back off the DL vs the -- we've seen two playoff starts committing a fastball percent first base at the plate that has been all the difference in the world -- in the post season. I think he's actually executed two -- He froze Prince Fielder on one with two strikes within you know the gas goes out that's what -- looking for he did at the James Loney being asked yet though he did at the -- really don't know. And that is not always what you look yeah. But we didn't -- You've been devalued and the company did it did James Loney Yale BS wants as well now maybe I've missed one battle they guys have. When he was sharp in April in May that was the pitch it was like look at this kid. He's got the Josh Beckett two seamer and right Derrick Low -- years ago. That to shimmer in the left these. You execute that pitch because he's also executed the righty to be a perfect pitch he began tonight the Prince Fielder I mean not as Miguel Cabrera is. If you wanna pitch him away he get attention Rafa gives up on it comes back -- nip the outside corner. That he was do what 789 of those days there. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Has not -- if you've seen -- many many tough time and time again his last outing he saw salty set up in. Looking forward and in reaching up you know up and away -- lefty kitchen annually and get heated in there. That's the difference playbook why do you think that would be image is that a mechanical thing is -- a confidence thing it might be conference thing because you know it's. I'm not confident that given India right now like -- in if I do -- I started inner half it's been a right over the middle as opposed to starting it in off. And hit me inside corner because there's a very well imperative that Petrino you make a mistake without pitch you try to go way to tenant Cabrera with the -- -- -- just yelling back into a couple of times and I. It would Tampa bam every missed onetime ended Asus laced a ball left senator. Because he missed getting it in there and left it out over -- happening -- it the other way so I think it's a confidence thing. When he gets going the temples completely different to mean the speed in which he delivers a baseball in between pitchers it's quick. Many slowing everything down right now a lot of us do a conference of stuff not trusting it in May be putting too much thought to teach everyone to. Go back to Cabrera is if you have a decent fastball your picture and he obviously does have a decent fastball I'm sorry you do nothing but. That fastball on the outside edge of the plate and you do not do what he did against Longoria -- is I'm gonna mix in the change up because. They can go really bad relief felt it -- them into a change about shoulder high in making it -- exact negative you do nothing I don't care about keeping him guessing or anything else. I don't think that Miguel Cabrera can physically hit in outside fastball right now. Well with you how they don't real quick -- -- rub you talked about this that clay unlike a lot of pitches. The way out like to see them approaches establish their fastball early and you control that fastball played off of that. But please look different right he tries -- you want to use all of his pitches early on -- seems to feel what to do -- he wants to have all of his pitches in the -- very Daisuke ask delicacy that didn't get through it just takes forever -- nibbles on the side of the -- -- -- -- along with the -- you don't -- the -- the other single and then -- -- but we also ticket to the next level when he realized that he didn't have to strike everybody out right he's got good -- with that two -- If he can go first pitch to see him out of napping maybe get a first pitch ground ball short. Or get and how with a two seamer because he's got so much movement -- such an effective pitch that didn't get quick outs which is what's gonna be needed. The media guide to me the god you wanna do that too with hunter and correct me if I'm wrong but hundreds of our very Smart hitter but he also. Is a guy that if he sees the -- he's gonna he's gonna take advantage of it. So he's a guy that you can use all these different pitches for these Freddie jobs since you've got to lead off spot he started jump on first pitches. Else all over the place them so that's when you're he's trying to prove that he's not trying to be a leadoff hitter. Like Jim LeRoy -- is OK it just keeps they would your approach I don't need you to be super leadoff hitter if you don't become more patient or anything's an -- -- -- got entirely the other when he swings and. -- Toyota too because you know if you get that is our Cabrera matchup again you're probably gonna get that does our putter matchup again. And it was the exact same pitch city hit off -- right fast water half blind drive to right. The -- he did it last time why you -- go there will tonight I want the exact same pitch because you know late in games. I would much rather especially here Fenway Park go get Chilo single the other way Toyota -- still a good hitter. The less around the inner half there's really no reason to be messner did more damage to be done with the heater -- -- half his -- -- -- and -- -- game. -- Fenway Park and there has -- you know if you can put the perfect swing on again then find three for three with three singles to right feel would you take. We're back to buckle thing and the amount of time in the pressure or the or this that the trust in his stuff the confidence. It is some of that on your catcher some of that on Jarrod Saltalamacchia to just come out there and -- dude let's go hurry up pick the temple I mean. I understand there's not a lot of conversation where people are telling a pitcher what to do. But if it's something as simple love as simple as just have faith in what you're doing take the ball it's cold out give your field is a break -- just the roads and as you get it. Let's -- the catcher to pitching coach should be able to do during a game. I would think that this conversation pregame as well the problem with clay when you watch. It nobody's on insult he puts down fastball away. -- -- -- And then there's like a 22 delay in which he kind of gathers himself right and then sets up like after he even agrees to the pitch. There's a slowness to home more than anybody else usually sit dainty pitching city a fastball away first big trouble whatever. Yes a -- and you go within -- yes and then there's a but like at this deep breath. Like a 22 pause and then he gets into his delivery so -- just a slow in this with a but yet when the quickness the tempo. -- keep that thing going. A little bit when you're hitter I mean you must have you faced deep tracks however I think of guys who took forever to Steve Trachsel of the human rain delays the first person that comes to mine Scott Kazmir Daisuke all those guys sort of come to mind. -- what was that experience like as they as a hitter with somebody would take forever. Well if if a guy -- shaken off in Europe that you know that's taking forever well you step body called timeout but I forgot to take a lot of time between. Catching the ball and getting on the mound in giving you signs likely does I think that helps the hitter. Because I think that puts me through a process of thinking about what I wanna do it gives -- the time to think about what I'm trying to accomplish. The guy that goes quickly in the guy that gets into a rhythm you see guys step in the box call timeout try to ruin their written. Right it's the guy that works quickly. That sometimes catches you mid thought he got there to play me you get yourself argue walking back on. Many guys Russian Mir right now not put -- thought that I wanted to prepare for this pitch the next pitch to think about what he already accomplished what he's gonna go next if you take that much time between. Catching the ball delivering it. It gives me more time to think about what I wanna accomplish. So it's it's and it -- a defense to sleep I don't like it one bit must have driven -- crazy as a fielder cold night like I -- -- hang out at second base shortstop. Whatever well that was Dave O'Brien during the broadcast said when -- who wasn't -- drew made the -- True it may -- -- -- -- I wonder how much. How much this might act to do yes that the pace of the game yes yes and -- let me back in Newton that I believe night's sold six innings -- a lot of pressure other seasonings and do this lineup there's a ton of pressure on me -- is. What do you plan -- I'm only seen two -- a when did they try to say I've been known yet but they on this and I think that they realize that we that Shane Victorino broke up shares of hit. No hitter and then beat the double off the also why I've seen it true and this play operative. -- and a little play off their little things I'm thankful for I'm thankful for the laughter corn dogs after the Kenya today -- the me reception. And I'm thankful that the eyes reply re playing these games late at night because what happened after that game -- was that I -- drive to Manchester airport. And I got the lesson in not only Lou but the great work they call but jokes to be out in the home run call by -- able. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- To a united drive right field. Racing back. Torii hunter's -- Well maybe. He's had -- Fenway Park. -- -- -- What a great call the other night judge Joseph Castiglione Dave O'Brien gave given that the big pipes and -- with the the immortal. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Lou you can tell is getting sidetracked a sorry -- I wanna I wanna go to about the drew middle Brooks and -- Bogart's thing I've been a Bogart's guy. I feel like they've missed opportunities to get him into the games earlier this year I thought they waited too long before they finally brought a -- Waited does too often did to get him into the games waited too long to let him pinch hit for Stephen Drew -- Tom but I was glad to see him in their fur for game five glad to see him in there again today and I think he does the right thing by keeping him at third base and not putting a mature old. To be -- two things number one you can't leave that talent level lineup. I've references about a million times the last two days but I don't care that Jacoby Ellsbury thing is very similar in 2007. Where you had a talented player the Vinny Johnson the world be -- a microwave right big guy that you know is our pal the guy who unique talent Allen plays in the playoffs. So you get us to keep him there and and they're gonna do that. The second thing is that. Was just playing well enough. Drew was just playing well enough and that was the problem by getting these guys are getting Bogart's in -- -- felt like they had to get middle Brooke's going heading in the playoffs. And he was starting dead. So. That's why I don't think you saw Bogart's enough. -- you Mission Hills Ellsbury to give more opportunity though in September -- -- questions and he can negate by hears about it that way today I think it's forty -- forty right or a B Butler 30. Don't seem all Pillsbury 116. A -- -- -- the -- -- the baffling thing was though is that you get to play that's definitely right at the U 345 right. But didn't hit the playoffs and he does not start a game until game six of the American League Championship Series -- was terrible I remember distinctly Cleveland he could not function on a -- -- -- he was a good partner Brett but he had no confidence at all but that's like a. Amazing considering how he's looked in the post season Sammy was the best player in the days journalist usually hear EU can't count power. -- clone into Bogart's and I say he can't play short and Third -- he got to make it's always gonna play one. So so -- Third and not short. And I just think it comes down to defense and it comes down to. For whatever it's worth it still left the -- righty split suns jurors or whatever it might be but I just think it comes down. -- billion -- a field turning double plays -- yards a lot of people similar to with the way of Victor Reno is look why not now up. You can't replace the defense especially here in right field -- Fenway Park machine Victor Reno. And I just think defensively he still very sound I think didn't he just lost that the play there's no question about it. I would might see him put a bunt down a Q I'd like to see him but he showed up a stroke and think about let's -- -- and a lot of the -- today I'd write it any good. But I just I just think it comes down. To a veteran guy who's been there before who is seen these playing a lot more games and a guy like will mineral Brooks -- that's why you CNET -- -- make that bluster throw play. Kate does he make that play because -- what I identify the other night. That drew makes in Bogart's doesn't and it's a huge play in the game what it's it's he did a great job making sure he at least gotten out. Right to the -- try to do too much. And you and you try to be too quick can you try to catch in turn the double play. And again it didn't call safe at second base right he did the right line it goes in that play -- looks like you mention the fact is that. As your catching it if you're a rookie you're you're thinking well I gotta be quick in I gotta get the ball to first base if you do that maybe you missed the back. Maybe you don't get any doubts but I just think that play drew makes and. August crop I know the drew makes it I don't know whether Bogart's makes it or not I still feel as if I would have a better idea has asked how to answer that question if -- see more from him in the regular season again -- 116. -- 44 ABC he had this year and it -- one right as -- and -- it goes because. When will came back right right Willis hot. In August will put that right handed bat that everybody was screaming forty -- at the trade deadline. You started getting in September he's okay the first week or two that he started to fall off. But he can't sit there and say I brought this kid back he gave us a boost for four weeks for a half five weeks and then have one bad week can say he's done. Everybody has a bad week or slow week it's like okay I'm -- to stick with them because he's gonna come back to worry was for us -- in August some gonna stick with them not gonna gold Bogart's. And drill was actually swinging the -- -- and playing great defense still for this team. And they had the urgency all the way to the end the only when this division but to get the number one seed. And I think that's why they stuck with whom they had all the way from what you like watching Bogart's. I like -- I mean the thing that I've said this before the -- impresses me the most from when he first started was how calm he used defensively. Even in a position he -- to call on the other night off -- no questions -- fielded a double play ball. Yeah it was smooth but it was like infield outfield drills says okay this is. Let's get the ball out of the joy a little bit quicker next time please thank you very much reminds me I'm gonna go off course a little bit here but -- turning the double play reminded -- of the that we haven't talked about. Which was a places. A place is coming into Pedroia the other night. And roll -- Donnelly rolled -- came up on Google elbow in the Jack in the privates a hula. 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Urgently Needed - Campaign Finance Reform
By Barb Stanton
San Bernardino County recently released reports indicating just how much local politicians have collected in their quest to garner an office. Political Action Committees play an important role in garnering and dispersing funds for politicians.
San Bernardino County does not limit political contributions to its elected leaders' campaigns.
Elected officials gather hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations while most other local politicians - and all federal lawmakers, are working with mandatory contribution limits.
Appointed 1st District Supervisor, Brad Mitzelfelt has raised an astounding $850,000. His filing forms indicate he has approximately $700,000 and has raised 380,000 in this filing period. Spending $129,000 in the past six months of 2007. Mitzelfelt is making his first run for office representing the High Desert 1st District. He was appointed in January 2007 to fill the remainder of former Supervisor Bill Postmus' term. Mitzelfelt served as chief of staff to Postmus, who was elected county assessor in November 2006.
Mitzelfelt says, "I'm really happy with the results of our fundraising effort, particularly when the economy isn't doing as strong as we'd like." He went on to say, "I'm pretty confident with the amount that we have raised, and will communicate with the voters effectively."
The Inland Empire Political Action Committee or PAC gave him an astounding $100,000. When asked about this large donation to his campaign he indicated he didn't know where the funds came from! A woman who's name is very well known in political circles, Betty Presley, is listed on the forms as the contact for this PAC, Presley is Mitzelfelt's treasurer. The PAC, which has traditionally funded development-friendly politicians, receives heavy funding from Jeffrey Burum of the Colonies development project in Upland. (The Colonies sued San Bernardino County successfully over a flood control issue and won an astounding $102,000,000 - that's from you and I the tax payers!) Colonies donated $93,445 to the group last year.
In November 2006, the county PAID the Colonies the $102 million to settle the developer's lawsuit over a 434-acre residential and commercial development in Upland.
Mitzelfelt, this week, explained that another organization has the same name and he wasn't sure which one had given him the $100,000 donation. Mitzelfelt tried to explain that, "I have small donors who have given, and I have those who have given large amounts,"The amounts have nothing to do with how I treat any person or issue. Every issue is decided on the merits and the people I represent."
Presley has also been treasurer for Assessor Bill Postmus for years. Strange that Mitzelfelt fails to recall where a $100,000 donation comes from....just one of many lapses in his memory...it's called selective memory!
Presley gets around she also was treasure of the Irvine City, School Neighborhood Leaders Committee in 2007. Also Carlos Bustamante Candidacy for Orange County Supervisor, 1st District in 2006 . Presley acted as treasurer for Anthony Adams campaign for Assembly. In 2001 Presley represented Darrel Issa as his treasurer. Presley has also represented Women's Alliance for Israel, a pro-Israel group. Presley represents, again as the treasure, the Irvine City, School Neighborhood Leaders Committee. Also Carlos Bustamante Candidacy for Orange County Supervisor, 1st District in 2006 .
Presley from Rancho Santa Margarita also acts as a Financial Analyst and charges for her services with fees from varying ranging . Recently the Lincoln Club of Orange County showed expenditures for Presley from Feb -April - July-November and December of 2007 at a cost of $5,000.
Presley acted as treasurer for Anthony Adams campaign for Assembly. While investigating information for this story I looked up Assemblyman Anthony Adams current campaign contributions disclosure and discovered: Gary Ovitt San Bernardino County Supervisor gave Adams $3,300. And surprise, Committee to Elect Brad Mitzelfelt donated $6,300 in July of 2007 - long after Adams was elected as Assemblyman for the 59th District. Paula Nowicki gave $150 in June 2007 Joseph Brady, aka Bradco gave $250 in June too. And another surprise the Inland Empire PAC (Rancho Santa Margarita-Presley) gave $3,000 in March of 2007. Gas and Pharmaceutical research company's and Glaxosmithkline also favor Adams. Michelle Steel gave $6,600 in July. Adams continues to raise monies.
Presley also has acted as treasurer for years for Assessor Bill Postmus. Then -Supervisor Bill Postmus received an unprecedented $240,000 from Young Homes, one of San Bernardino County's largest developers, in his bid for assessor. Many citizens are questioning the a developer giving so much to elect Postmus when the assessors office will make the determination on the value of their various properties..
Presley's name popped up in a few compliance cases. To name one: In 2000 Presley was fined $7,000 for Failure to Timely File Late Contribution Reports. In the matter of Jim Morrissey, Morrissey for Assembly, FPPC No. 2000/63. A Franchise Tax board audit found that Jim Morrissey, his controlled committee, and committee treasurer (Presley) failed to report, within 24 hours of receipt, five late contributions, in violation of Government Code section 84203 (5 counts). Presley has been named in similar suits in the past also. So much for Mitzelfelt's failure to recall just who gave him $100,000.
Two other candidates have pulled papers for the 1st District County Supervisor according to reports. From Hinkley, Attorney Bob Conaway; and Victor Valley resident and Retired Systems Analyst, Bob Nelson. Joe Gomez, a Barstow councilman, has expressed interest in running but has not raised any funds nor pulled papers.
Robert Conaway, says he will run without doing much fundraising.. "It's always about grassroots," Conaway said. "What gets votes out is the person-to-person contact." Bob Nelson is a well know activist who has addressed the supervisor's regularly at their weekly meetings.
Many high desert residents are not happy with the developments and the amount of monies the Mitzelfelt has garnered.
Hesperia Planning Commissioner, Paul Bosacki - on his web site - Pave Roads First tells citizens, "On June 3rd - please vote for anyone but the Bill Postmus and Building Industry Association controlled candidate- Brad- Bought and Paid For- Mitzelfelt. They don't give him $850,000.00 without expecting a return on their investment. They gave Postmus $2.4 million to get him in as assessor-he has returned their investment with $28 MILLION in property tax reductions for hand picked parcels."
Bosacki goes on to say citizens should vote for anyone but NOT FOR BRAD MITZELFELT.
He hopes to see more candidates enter the 1st District race. Despite the good old boys network spin machine on high over Mitzelfelt's million dollars worth of special interests donations, Bosacki thinks any candidate who makes this race about the needs of the voters in the 1st district can beat him. "It's the votes- stupid- not how much money you spend that win elections. Postmus and his boy Mitzelfelt have generated a lot of negative feelings about them once people find out that they always put the developers or campaign contributors before the citizens while spending our tax dollars. The sludge plant in Hinkley over the local residents protests for one example, " Bosacki says.
San Bernardino County must set campaign contribution limits and put an end to a corrupt system. Lax rules allow huge donations and a contribution of that size carries a message because no matter what anyone claims, it's given for a reason..
The Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) said that use of independent expenditures - campaign spending that supposedly isn't coordinated with a candidate - has jumped more than 6,000 percent in legislative races and more than 5,000 percent in campaigns for governor and other statewide offices since Proposition 34's limits on donations to candidates began.
That's resulted in more than $88 million in television and radio ads, brochures and other campaign spending paid for by a variety of interest groups.
All races should be cut to the same level as federal contribution limits - $2,300 per donor per election, period.
The astronomical donation to Postmus from Young Homes is on of the single largest contributions ever made in the nation according to some analysts who believe that a contribution of that size carries a message because no matter what anyone claims, it's given for a reason.
Being granted access to the assessor and influencing his decisions seem probable. Young Homes may like Postmus but $240,000 was given as a business decision and it seems business may be very, very good for Young Homes.
San Bernardino County has two other supervisors up for election in June who are sitting on sizable campaign funds as they gear up for their races, recently filed finance statements show.
Dennis Hansberger, Third District Supervisor is running for his fourth term representing the East Valley, raised $320,551 last year and started 2008 with $493,305 in cash on hand. His biggest contribution was $25,000 from Comprehensive Pharmacy Services, a Memphis, Tennessee pharmaceutical company.
San Bernardino City Councilman Neil Derry, Hansberger's only announced opponent, has raised $131,336 last year and had $103,325 on hand. Derry's largest donor was the San Bernardino County Safety Employees Benefit Association, who gave him $35,774, the union representing county law-enforcement employees,
Josie Gonzales, Fifth District Supervisor, is thus far running unopposed, raised $422,415 last year. Gonzales represents Rialto, Colton and San Bernardino. She had $351,594 on hand. Young Homes of Rancho Cucamonga has given her the largest donation of $38,000. Another huge donation from this developer.
San Bernardino County urgently needs to cap donations to all candidates to a reasonable amount and level the playing field. Until we make changes in our election process the 'anointed' ones will gather the hundreds of thousands of dollars and leave any other qualified citizen far behind.Think about it...why would any person or company give a hundred thousand dollars to a campaign unless...yes - they expected a return on their investment. And for the APPOINTED Supervisor to state that he didn't know who had given him $100,000 - well - it is absurd.


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Canton McKinley has already clinched a home playoff game, while Massillon needs a win this week to make the playoffs. That only adds to the drama in this matchup.
Both teams feature strong defensive squads, so this game could come down to the play of the high-profile, underclassmen at quarterback.
Junior Eric Glover-Williams leads Canton McKinley, and he has earned his "Superman" tag with his exploits on the field. In last year's loss to the Tigers, the Ohio State commit threw for 196 yards and three scores. He also ran for 141 yards and a touchdown.
Glover-Williams, 5-foot-10, 170-pounds, has battled a foot injury all season, but reported he is "98% healthy" at this time. On the season, he has rushed for 761 yards and scored 14 touchdowns, averaging over 7 yards per carry. He has also throw for 690 yards on the season.
For Massillon, they have placed their offense in the hands of Danny Clark, the first freshman to ever start at quarterback in the school's history. Even as a freshman, Clark has hit the recruiting radar of such schools as Ohio State, Michigan State, Georgia, Arkansas, and others.
Clark has thrown for 1,306 yards with 14 touchdowns on the season, after taking over as the starter in the second game of the year.
Junior Reggie Rogers is Clark's main deep threat, and he has caught nine touchdown passes on the season. Following a transfer from Akron Firestone, Rogers has turned himself into one of Ohio's top 2015 prospects. He holds offers from Kentucky and Toledo, with interest from Ohio State, Michigan State and Tennessee.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR: Both quarterbacks have had issues with turnovers this season, and that could make the difference in this contest. Glover-Williams needs to be as close to 100% as possible, and he depends on his speed and cutting ability to out-maneuver foes. Clark will need to handle pressure, both from the McKinley pass rush and from the intensity of the rivalry. Massillon needs the game to make the playoffs, and that could be the emotional edge that propels them to a win, but don't discount McKinley being sky high to send their rival home for the season. The over/under on personal fouls in the first half alone would be five, so the emotion of this game can work against either team if they aren't disciplined. In the end, this game should be a low-scoring affair, and one that comes down to the final drive. Smart money is on one of these quarterbacks making a play late in the fourth quarter to win the game.


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Date of Stay: November, 2007
Many spacious sites available. Area was nice. Some sites have water line at start and electric/cable in back. Our sewer line did not reach due to the tree position and our slide and canopy. We waited until leaving to hook up sewer. Many sites would have been easier for us. Kids unsupervised on golf carts annoying; honking horns. Parents at fault. Firewood had to be purchased at site, too small pack for price. We will go back and request other sites appropriate for our TT. Great for fall camping.
Date of Stay: October, 2007
During this time there was a lot of Senior Citizens in MotorHomes. We had a corner site with RVs so close to the back, and side. After 11:30pm loud drunks on golf carts. Lakes/ponds dried-up. Kids spent most time in arcade. If you like socializing with your neighbor, no problem, if you like some alone time camping not the place to go. Mostly for Motorhomes, blacktop sites, with concrete pad. Not really for woods campers. Other Campers very friendly.
Date of Stay: October, 2007
Nice woodsy lot Full Hookup, need longer than 30ft water hose for front. Teens loved the 2 fishing lakes. Very clean areas and large woodsy lots. Seasonals were kept very nice and mostly away from Transits sites. Very relaxing and somewhat private sites. After 11:30PM the wild golf carts were all over and annoying. For all the rules listed, they did not enforce this one. All through the night the lights flashed in/out of empty sites with partiers. Very dark at night/dangerous if you go walking with crazy riders out. Will return but request they control the golf carts after quiet time.


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New machine prognostics approach based on health state probability estimation
Kim, Hack, Tan, Andy, & Mathew, Joseph (2011) New machine prognostics approach based on health state probability estimation. Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering, 8(2), pp. 79-90.
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The HEATKILLER Rev3.0 CPU sets new standards in performance, quality and ease of installation. The development of new high-end CPU coolers has been consistently focused on the current CPU generation.
A central flow, coupled with a nozzle plate and a very fine Kühlgeometrie give the cooler a excellent cooling performance. The bottom plate can geometrically adapted to the heat spreader and thus provides for an optimal contact to the CPU.Trotz very expensive Kühlgeometrie the flow resistance is extremely low. For the use of quad-processors, the cooler has a plug-distribution plate, the individual CPU cores will flow parallel thereby.
A modular design allows easy opening of the HEATKILLER, a switch to a different mounting system is done at any time and with very little effort. Sold separately, mounts and spare parts guarantee, even after several years, problem-free operation.
The Kühlgeometrie, and the uppers are made of high-purity copper, the mounting and application of polished stainless steel. To prevent tarnishing of the copper, the top is sealed with a special clear lacquer.
Warning: Compression fittings can be used up to 1/2" OD without conflict. Larger sized compression fittings require 45° adapters!
1x HEATKILLER ® CPU Rev3.0 1366 / 2011
1x Mounting material / instructions
Total Reviews: 5 Average Rating:
Reviewer: FadedMaster (14)
What can I say? No need to look any further. Works very well. My temperatures are about 20 degrees cooler (keep in mind that I switched from a Corsair sealed system to a full custom liquid system).
Reviewer: Rukasu (4)
If God Himself couldn''t figure out how to cool His i7, He would turn to this.
Great block07-01-2010
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Installed on a new i7 930 with a quick and dirty 4.2 overclock. Using Intel burn test and Prime95: Max temp 75C. Idle temp 42C. Temps will probably drop a bit after actually tweaking of the overclock. Overall, an excellent product. Get the back plate as well. It''s worth it.
Best block on the market06-06-2010
Reviewer: kshug (1)
Temps dropped 8 degrees Celsius from Zalman zm-wb5 plus on a I7 920 overclocked to 4.0ghz. Beats my friends d-tec fusion by about 4 degrees. Get the backplate. should be included for the price of the block.
Number 1 water block on the market!04-08-2010
Reviewer: FrozenSEEPEEYOU (1)
Now besides the fact that I broke one of the screws tightening it to much! :( After quickly receiving another screw from FrozenCPU, before water cooled with a P6T motherboard, Intel i7920 CPU (Clocked to 4.0MHz) it ran fully stressed at around a disturbing 95 degrees Celsius!! After the Heatkiller................ a very frozen 55 degrees Celsius!!! So in short get a good cooling system and buy the Heatkiller, trust me it''s the best on the market!!!


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Starbucks Sells $1 Reusable Cups at U.S. Locations
Starbucks Corp. (SBUX), the world's largest coffee-shop operator, began selling reusable plastic cups for $1 at its U.S. and Canadian stores today.
The white plastic cup has the Starbucks logo on it and holds a tall or grande size drink, Haley Drage, a Starbucks spokeswoman, said in an e-mail. The Seattle-based brewer already offers a 10-cent discount to its customers who bring in a reusable mug.
Starbucks served 1.9 percent of drinks in customers' personal tumblers in its global company-owned stores in 2011, according to its latest global responsibility report. It wants to serve 5 percent of beverages in reusable cups by 2015, the report shows.
Starbucks rose 0.7 percent to $55.37 at the close in New York. The shares gained 17 percent last year.
The coffee company has more than 18,000 cafes worldwide, including about 11,100 in the U.S.
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