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That's because Minn.-Duluth, which finished 28-12-4, is a Division II school playing in the mostly D-I Western Collegiate Hockey Association. It qualified by defeating defending champion Minnesota for the fifth time this season in the Midwest Region final. (Related item: NCAA Tournament schedule, results)
"There is no financial bonus for advancing in the tournament," said Bruce McLeod, WCHA commissioner. "The profits from the tournament are put in a huge pool that is distributed among Division I schools, while Division II schools get nothing beyond having some expenses paid."
Besides Division I schools Minnesota, Wisconsin and Denver, the WCHA includes Division II schools Minnesota Duluth, North Dakota, St. Cloud State, Alaska Anchorage, Minnesota State, Mankato and Michigan Tech, as well as Division III Colorado College.
The University of Alaska Fairbanks is a Division II school in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association.
According to the NCAA, more than $100,000 was distributed to Division I men's hockey tournament participants annually from 1981 to 1991, with a high of $628,856 going to the field of 12 in 1989. That revenue was on top of money covering expenses.
The plan was revised in 1991, changing how revenue from athletics championships is distributed. Rather than award bonuses from the sales of television rights and other revenue to participating teams, that money is now shared among Division I schools. The NCAA still helps cover expenses for tournament teams but offers no direct financial reward for participation.
Profits from NCAA Tournaments now are shared among schools in multisport conferences such as the Big Ten, which includes Minnesota and Wisconsin of the WCHA, and the Sun Belt Conference, which includes Denver of the WCHA. Other WCHA schools are left out of the financial windfall.
Mark Bedics, the NCAA's media coordinator for the men's hockey championship, said the NCAA reimburses the travel, food and hotel expenses for up to 31 members of a participating school. If a school decides to bring its band and cheerleaders, playing for a national championship quickly becomes expensive.
"It can cost you a lot of money to play for a national championship," Bedics said. "But, from a public relations standpoint, you get your school's name out on a national stage. If Duluth were playing for a Division II championship, how many people would hear about it?"
McLeod said the WCHA's non-Division I schools fought the revenue-distribution plan.
Last year, with a new 16-team format, the NCAA retained a record profit of $1,564,927 from the Division I hockey tournament. That figure doesn't include television money, which makes up most of the Division I championship pool.
In July 2001, the NCAA entered an 11-year, $200 million rights agreement with Walt Disney Co., which owns cable sports network ESPN. The pact includes 21 championship events such as women's basketball, baseball and men's ice hockey.
Still, that contract is spare change compared with the one the NCAA signed with CBS Sports in November 1999 for rights to the Division I men's basketball tournament. The 11-year agreement, which includes marketing and licensing rights, is for a minimum of $6 billion.
"In relative terms, the men's hockey tournament is a lot of money to us. But, compared to the men's basketball tournament, it's a drop in the bucket," McLeod said. "We worked for three or four years and really got nowhere with (the revenue-distribution plan). Now that it's set, it would take a lot to change it.
"And to be honest, the NCAA has never been thrilled about Division II and III schools playing Division I sports."
Also: Boston University defenseman Ryan Whitney, the No. 5 pick in the 2002 NHL entry draft, has signed a three-year, $1.19 million contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Whitney will bypass his senior season to turn pro. But he has not yet decided if he will join the Penguins' top farm club, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Pa.), for the AHL playoffs because it would mean missing the rest of his junior year. Whitney, 6-4, 202 pounds, led BU with nine goals and 16 assists in 38 games.
Boston College hopes to win Frozen Four at home: Denver coach George Gwozdecky knew everything was all right when he pulled forward Connor James aside after Wednesday's skatearound to see how he his broken leg was doing.
"He kind of looked at me in surprise, as if (to say), 'You think I'm not going to play?'" Gwozdecky said a day before the Pioneers will meet Minnesota-Duluth in the NCAA Frozen Four semifinals. "He's going to play. He's already decided he's going to play. I concur."
James broke his right fibula in the second period of the March 5 regular season finale against Colorado College and hasn't played since. He missed the first round of the conference playoffs and also watched as his teammates earned a spot in the Frozen Four with victories over Miami of Ohio and North Dakota in the opening rounds of the NCAA Tournament.
Now that they're here, James has no intention of missing it.
"This Saturday will be five weeks out," he said. "It feels great and I plan on playing. I don't know how coach plans on playing me, but I plan on playing."
The team's second-leading scorer despite missing four games, James has paid extra attention to the way his leg is being taped for the weekend. He will also wear a special brace to protect his leg, and the extra equipment might slow him down a little.
"As long as it doesn't affect his hands," Gwozdecky said.
Denver (25-12-5) will take on Minnesota-Duluth (28-12-4) at noon on Thursday. The Western Collegiate Hockey Association foes have already played twice this year, with Duluth winning both times.
Boston College (29-8-4) plays Maine (32-7-3) in the evening semifinal and the Hockey East side of the tourney; Maine is 2-1 against the Eagles this year.
The winners will play for the championship on Saturday night.
Denver hasn't been to the Frozen Four since 1986, and Duluth hasn't been there since losing in the final to Jerry York-coached Bowling Green in '85. The other two visitors are more regular guests: Maine is in the final four for the fourth time in six years, with two titles since 1993; York has brought BC here five times in seven years, winning it all in 2001.
"Our players recognize how difficult it is to get back. There's a lot of respect in how difficult it is to win it, having come that close," Maine coach Tim Whitehead said. "The determination has carried over from two years ago, that desire to go another step no matter what the obstacles.
"We want to get another championship. We know how hard it is to get here, but we're really looking forward to this challenge."
One of the obstacles the Black Bears will face is having to play Boston College in its hometown. The last time the Frozen Four was at the FleetCenter, in 1998, the Eagles made it to the title game before losing to Michigan in overtime.
"Our seniors have talked about this moment for a little while, how great it would be to come back to Boston for our senior year, to come and play in front of our home crowd," BC defenseman J.D. Forrest said. "We feel lucky to be here. But we also feel that we've earned it."
Duluth will have a different experience. None of the three players at Wednesday's news conference had ever been to Boston before; defenseman Beau Geisler said it was his first time seeing the ocean.
But the Bulldogs are looking for another first: the school's first NCAA title.
"We heard so much about what happened 20 years ago," forward Junior Lessard said. "But this is the present and we are trying to make history here."
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The Architect is an auction of 103 works by important architects, created by Lee F Mindel for Phillips London. Featured in the the sale are rare and significant pieces from the 19th, 20th and 21st century; design periods covered include Arts & Crafts, Wiener Werkstätte, Art Deco and Modernist and Bauhaus. There is furniture, lighting, tableware and small constructions by major architects such as Gio Ponti, Arne Jacobsen, Frank O Gehry, Alvar Aalto and Zaha Hadid. Here are the lots to watch:
Most interesting provenance: Jean-Joseph Chapuis (Lot 305) was an important Belgian furniture designer who was active mainly in the first half of the 19th century. Most design enthusiasts believe the first chair to be made using laminated bentwood was by Thonet however the Armchair, from the Royal Palace of Laeken, Brussels, circa 1805 by Chapuis clearly used this material around 50 years before Thonet. Chapuis used bent laminates to great effect in fashioning rounded seats that echoed the curule-form popularly used by the Ancient Romans in the seats made for political and military leaders. Examples of this model are in museum collections around the world, including those of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Vitra Museum in Weil am Rhein. Only six examples of this Chapuis chair painted in white and gold are known to exist.
Estimate: £25,000-35,000
Realised: £31,250
Top lot: Among the top lots is the Demountable entry lodge, from Ferembal, Nancy, circa 1943-1944 designed by Jean Prouvé (Lot 369). During the Second World War Jean Prouvé was asked to design a combat unit that could be constructed in just a few hours by a limited number of soldiers. Twenty of these lodges were required for the French Army immediately and 275 were ordered shortly afterwards. The simple construction consisted of steel structural elements into which siding, windows and floorboards could be fitted. The design allowed for easy transport and quick assembly. This lot is based on the 1939 barrack, adapted by Robert Geck in 1943-1944 for use at Jean Prouvé's Ferembal factory in Nancy, France. It is the only known surviving example of this historically important design.
Estimate: £180,000-240,000
Realised: £182,500
Most unusual item: One of the most unique and unusual objects is a PTH-02 Paper Tea House (Lot 401) by the Japanese architect Shigeru Ban who recently won the 2014 Pritzker Architecture Prize. Ban has always been interested in using low-cost, local and reusable materials well before it was fashionable to consider the impact of building and construction on the environment. This extremely rare, museum-worthy piece constructed of paper tubes, Japanese paper and honeycomb cardboard is one of only two in existence.
Estimate: £40,000-60,000
Realised: Unsold
The dark horse: The Buckminster Fuller Unique "Dymaxion Airocean World Map", for the Third National Bank, Dayton, 1979 (Lot 384) is the first map in the history of cartography to show the whole surface of the Earth with no visible distortion of the relative size and shape of the land and sea areas and no breaks in the continental contours. One of 28 patents granted to Fuller during his career, the patent for the Dymaxion Map was filed February 25, 1944 and issued January 29, 1946 under the patent number 2,393,676. This enormous acrylic and screenprint on linen is over three metres by nearly two metres and is signed "Buckminster Fuller" in paint in the top left corner.
Estimate: £50,000-70,000
Realised: £56,250
The curator's pick: This is like asking me to pick my favourite child. The fulcrum of the entire experience was my trip to Vienna where I encountered Otto Wagner's staircase at the Österreichische Postsparkasse (Austrian Postal Savings Bank) created between 1904-1906. A photograph I took of this breathtaking piece of architecture is the cover image for our auction catalogue, significant because Wagner was at the core of the shift in architecture and was the father of modernism at the turn of the century. If I am forced to choose a favourite I will choose Wagner's Armchair, designed for the Director's Office of the Österreichische Postsparkasse, Vienna, 1906 (Lot 307) for this reason.
Estimate: £15,000-20,000
Realised: £27,500
Lee F Mindel FAIA is Partner of award-winning architecture and design practice Shelton, Mindel & Associates.
The Architect auction is 29 April 2014, 6pm. Viewing is 23-29 April.


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im more thinking about it being a boat anchor when your going up a hill on that bumper from the 80s that is held on by old crusty bolts.... not to mention the plate the hitch is actually mounted to. id trust it with maybe 500lbs give or take
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I got this caddy 17 years ago when I was 14 with 400000mi and now my dad daily it as his work truck It has been so ever loaded that when driving we would hit a bump and the front wheels would come off the ground.
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scir036trs you just brought back memories of my truck BEFORE I removed the "SPORTRUCK" from the sides of mine.
No head banging needed. LOL. I didn't say I regretted doing it! To the contrary, I don't!
No offense to anyone who keeps it, but I did not enjoy the reflective decal AND I don't ever plan on selling it so I'm not worried about resale value.
To each his/ her own!
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just sucks to hear about a more rare model being stripped to what a base model would appear to be.
Respect your elders. Mk1 Caddy.
The color is slate grey. Im pretty sure the VW paint code is LE6U. Hope that helps.
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Though Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch isn't reporting (yet) that receiver Torry Holt and/or left tackle Orlando Pace will soon be former members of the team, Thomas makes a compelling case for the franchise to move on.
For starters, it's the first year of a new regime. So it makes sense to sever ties with aging players who won't be part of the future.
Also, getting rid of Holt and Pace would double the team's cap space, from $14 million to $28 million. (Though Thomas sets forth the cap savings based on cutting or trading the players before June 1, the timing doesn't matter in 2009, because it's the last capped year. Any cut or trade, before or after June 1, will result in the full remaining cap acceleration being taken this year. Also, Holt is in the final year of his contract — so even if there were an extension to the CBA, his cap savings would be the same before or after June 1.)
Trading the aging veterans would be challenging, absent a renegotiation of their contracts. Holt is due to earn $6.65 million in base salary this year, and Pace is due to pocket $5.975 million in 2009, $7.175 million in 2010, and $8.375 million in 2011.
So if they go, they're most likely to be cut. On the surface, it would be jarring news.
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Though Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch isn't reporting (yet) that receiver Torry Holt and/or left tackle Orlando Pace will soon be former members of the team, Thomas makes a compelling case for the franchise to move on.
FumbleNuts says: Feb 8, 2009 5:37 PM
Hasselbeck to Holt, Has a nice ring to it!
dlmcc0505 says: Feb 8, 2009 5:38 PM
You can get something for Pace (Pittsburgh could use him maybe?), but I doubt there will be any market for Holt. As much as I always felt Holt was an underated superstar WR, his best days are behind him now. they probably would not get a high enough draft pick anyway so my guess is he will be released
notkrisroe says: Feb 8, 2009 5:42 PM
Nah, trade them at least and get SOMETHING.
garyofferdahl says: Feb 8, 2009 5:55 PM
Holt in Carolina, East coast at least. They both have rings so I couldn't see them taking minimum deals just to shoot for another.
pat in philly says: Feb 8, 2009 6:01 PM
Pace to Piitsburgh makes too much sense
Assuming he is healthy and um, not retired.
RyanHarris says: Feb 8, 2009 6:15 PM
Holt for a 3rd?
I think Tennessee would take that in a heartbeat and go and win the SuperBowl next year. Although it doesnt look like Haynesworth will be back, still I think Holt to TEN makes too much sense.
Of course Carolina could definitely make a run at him as well.
toonsterwu says: Feb 8, 2009 7:39 PM
It makes sense to move on from Holt and Pace. In all likelihood, with how the draft is breaking, they will likely go with an OT at number 2, with Eugene Monroe probably the favorite right now. Monroe's ready physically and in pass pro. Run Blocking needs some work, but he's solid there. He's a good fit for Shurmur's offense, and allows them to turn the page. Yes, they could draft Monroe and plug him in at, say, G or RT for a year, but why not turn the page and take the savings?
Moving on from Holt makes a lot of sense, as they have two young WR's that need PT (Avery and Burton), and Holt isn't exactly the greatest fit for the WCO. Add in his dissatisfaction with being there, along with his contract, and it's time to move on and let Spagnuolo start clean.
Where could they go?
Some guesses on Pace: Pittsburgh, Jacksonville, Oakland, Green Bay (slide Clifton to RT?), Carolina (only if Gross leaves would it be an option)
Holt could fit in a number of places. Some guesses:
Indianapolis – If Marvin calls it quits, Wayne/Holt/Gonzalez?
Baltimore – Not the lead WR they are looking for, but would be an upgrade.
Tennessee – I don't see this happening, though. I think Tennessee likes Brandon Jones and Justin Gage, and I don't see them shelling out money for a veteran like Holt, but it would be an intriguing fit.
Houston – Texans don't need a WR badly, but add Holt to that mix, and Andre Johnson gets open more.
Jacksonville – How many years have they been searching for a WR?
San Francisco/Seattle – I'm sure Holt would love facing the Rams twice a year.
Tampa Bay – Even with Bryant, they could use another WR.
Carolina – they've been searching for another guy.
Chicago – A team with a huge WR need, but they might prefer a more physical guy.
New York Giants – Doubtful, but something to ponder if they feel Holt can still go deep.
stiller43 says: Feb 8, 2009 10:13 PM
Are you guys crazy? Pittsburgh doesn't like signing it's own 30+ year old guys to contracts. There is 0% chance pace is playing with the Steelers next season. The Steelers sign about 2-5 guys in free agency that can make the team, and they are never guys you've REALLY heard of. Pace is too much of a big game (big money), too old, and too injured for the Steelers to consider him.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 14, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas Carl Davis Former By JACQUELINE SMITH Staff writer Carl Davis who wants to replace Sheriff Walter Fellers in the next year and a half — is the first candidate to push open the doors of Comal County's 1984 political arena. Davis, a 47-year-old former state trooper, made his political intentions known at a Republican Party fundraiser Sunday night. When told of Davis' plans. Fellers, who will be 71 in July, thought it was too early to be making political announcements. Fellers, who will have served for 32 years bv the end of his Ii u .nr ] e do* 's position 1984 term, said he had not yet decided w hether he would seek re-election. Throughout Sunday's fundraiser — w hich honored Republican State Rep. Edmund Kuempel of Seguin references were made to Comal County's first 1984 GOP candidate. The official announcement didn't come, however, until the end of the program when Comal County OCR1 Chairman Charles Berger introduced Davis. "...and the way things are going, he may not be our only candidate (for Sheriff I," Berger noted, prior to pointing out Davis. In an interview after the event. Davis said he is currently assembling his campaign, but preferred not to go into detail. He did say. however, that his main reason for seeking this office is that "I think I can do a good job'' in providing both safety and service to the county's citizens. Fellers has not yet in dicated whether he will seek another term. Presently Davis is serving as a "relief jailer" for the Comal County Jail. Married, with three grown sons, the former U S. Marine was a state trooper for 21 years. The name of Precinct I Justice of the Peace Harold Krueger has at times also been mentioned as another possible candidate for Fellers' job should he not run again. When told of Davis' announcement and asked for his comment Monday. Krueger said he was not ready to make any announcements. But Krueger added. "It always crossed my mind...but I suppose officer holders always consider another office as we grow in tile county." In addition to the Sheriff's post there are several other offices up for re-election in 1984 Among them are district attorney, county attorney, all four county constables, tax-assessor-collector, and 22nd district judge, said County Clerk Rosie Bosenbury. Precinct I County Commissioner J I. "Jumbo" Evans and Precinct 3 Commissioner Charles "Tart" Mund will also be up for re-election, even though both had to run for office in November, 1982 election. Elections were enjoined in these two precincts in 1980 due to a lawsuit filed by the Mexican American U*gal Defense and Educational Fund (MAEDKE! over the county's redistricting. New Braunfels New Braunfels. Texas Herald-Zeituno 12 Pages Vol. 92 - No. 117 TUESDAY June 14, 1983 25 cents (USPS 377 880) Fort Worth fire kills 5 in hotel FORT WORTH (AP! At least five people were killed and 29 injured early today at a hotel fire that sent some guests jumping from their second-floor rooms when alerted by car horns after the main alarm failed District Fire Chief Jim Neah said four men and one woman were killed in the five-alarm fire, wfilch started about 3:24 a.m. at the two-story Ramada Inn Central on the city's east side. The blaze burned out of control for about three hours An alarm system in tile hotel's main building did not go off because its batteries were corroded, said Fire Marshal Don Peacock. "There was no alarm system in that wing" where the fire broke out, he said, adding that the hotel was not required to contain amoke alarms when it was built. Tile victims were identified as Elison A Speaks. San Angelo; E. Scott Van Cleve, Skokie, 111.; Nick Moreno, Wichita. Kau ; Randy Young, liberal, Ran .and Wesley litmus. Enid,Okla The fire was confined to the hotel's northeast wing. in which 88 guests were registered in 88 rooms Although the wing was tile only part of Hie hotel officially evacuated, about 150 guests fled their rooms "We had a bunch of people trapped, and they had to jump from Uh* second floor. We fwd one woman taken to a hospital with a broken ankle," Noah said "I think from a life hazard point, this is the worst fire I've seen." Peacock said investigators believed the fire started rn some rolled carpeting which was ready to Im* laid Two occupants tried to put it out with an extinguisher . Carpet puts off tremendous, black, acrid smoke." "There were four or five rolls of carpet stacked iii an entryway and they were burning," said guest Ricfuird I'rain. who had bandages on his face, hands and back lf we had had a few more fire extinguishers, we might have been able to put it out. I came out of my room, and the security guard was just standing there, I shook him and asked hun w lie re the fire extinguishei s were The he came to "... We almost had it out but then the fire extinguishers ran dry and iii a matter of minutes it was burning out of control." Peacock and Deputy District Fire Chief Withe Cole Hind tin* first four victims found apparently died from smoke inhalation. Three of the victims wert* found upstairs in a bathroom, beside a bed and at the foot of a bed The fourth victim was found at a downstairs window "They were up trying to figure out what to do Smoke tends to disorient people." he said The fifth victim was found later in an upstairs room. Noah said. Firefighters, hampered by heavy rain, brought the fire under control about 6:30 a.in, Many guests said they were awakened by vehicle horns blowing outside Guests pushed through thick smoke and broke windows to jump to safety, some tossing mattresses to the ground to land on.InsideToday s Weather It will ne partly cloudy to cloudy today with a 20 percent chance of showers or thundershowers. Tonight alai Wednesday will be mostly clear arui UUU* cooler Winds will become north westerly at lb-15 mph today, shifting to Uh* north near IO mph tonight Sunset will be at 8 32 pm, anti sunrise Wednesday will be at ti 30a.inFly Your Flag Today, June 14, is Flag Day, which honors tin* birthday of Old Glory. Comal Countians will Im* flying their flags in observance of this special day, Cl ASSITH D COMICS CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPE OPINIONS SPORTS STOCKS TV LISTINGS WL AT HF R 9 ll / H 1 2 12 4 5.6 12 7 2Herrera case depositions taken Friday Attorneys in Hie Domingo Herrera vs City of New Braunfels suit took five sworn depositions at City Hall Friday City Attorney John Chunn indicated the lawsuit is professing as might Im* expected at this tune "We're still in the discovery phase," he said Tuesday morning . Herrera, a former police officer who was fired in February 1982, filed suit against the city and Police Chief Burney Bocck in U S District Court on March 7 Attorneys for both sides have until Hie first week in July to complete discovery, and a pre-trial order isn't due until September Herrera, an 11-year veteran of the police department, was accused of stealing $50 from a charity fund drive conducted by patrolmen. He is accusing the city of racial discrimination and failure to provide due process in terminating his employment'Posse' blasts PEC board's 3 additions SvSANDRA JACKSON Stott writer Three new advisory directors-at-large have been added to Uh lioard of directors of Uh* Pedernales Electric Cooperative Inc, The action cann at a special meeting Thursday iii Johnson City PEC Board Chairman Walter Burnett and PEC General Manager Berime Kuelberg recon unended Ural representation la* provided to Uh* three largest communities in terms of power usage, which did not previously have representation *»n Uh* board. Pedernales Posse -.pokesman Jim Dwyer of Kyle said Uh- actions of tin* PEC board were "a classic example of too little, too late." The Posse is a group organized bi fight for control of Uh* PEC, which is backing two candidates win* are attempting to unseat incumbent directors M C Winters and O C Harmon Phair, Marion Benson (rmtldle) and Marion See PEC, Page 12 Clark offer a toast to Kuempel CISD rumor millPraise for performance underneath the humor By JACQUE 11NI SMITH Staff wutor Although among friends, State Representative Edmund Kuempel of Seguin did not escape teasing from all angles at a Republican fundraiser Sunday night. Everything from ins persona) appearance, his freshman legislative term and his campaign tai tics were a source of amusement at a GDP "Roast and Toast." But Kuempel or "Kissin' Ed" as in* was affectionately called was among those laughing hardest at tilt* Sunday event which was held to honor hun and raise funds for the Republican party. Adults! the fun (and funds being raised* there was some serious talk about state politics and the state GOP. Prior to turning Uh* program over to Hue iii pel's tribute, Diana Denman, vice chairman of the state Republican party, attempted to drum up supiHtrt for Uh* party noting that "we need to deliver Texas hack (olla* Republican party next year." And tile best way to start, Denman stressed, "is with grass-roots support You build a party" from that See Kl KMPEI., Page 12 'Concerned Taxpayers' panel not formed to boost Tieken, Casteel says By DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer Controversy feeds on rumors and gossip, and Uh* present trouble inside the Comal Independent School District is no exception One rumor in particular brewing in the black (tot, lias been reprated by several sources, and goes something like this: The motive behind tile Concerned Taxpayers group is a well-conceived, well-thought out plot to make Dr Arlen Tieken superintendent." The reasoning behind such a statement, Uiese same sources contend, is that "Carter Casteel (a Concerned Taxpayer spokesperson I was an instrumental campaign worker for Barbara Tieken when she ran for re-election on the (Tty Council," and that "when Arlen Tieken was interim superintendent, Uh* principals liked Ult way in* ran tin* show, and they want him back " Now that that's all out in Uh* open, let s have sonic response Kirst, Casteel: "I'm floored Tiiat's as hot as a potato, isn't it? Repeat it for me, I ( an't believe what I'm hearing." The aspiring lawyer gave Uh- accusation some thought, then said, "I liave decided not to respond to such a ridiculous statement, because* that would give Uh* idea too much validity I really don't want to acknowledge it at all ", But as a spokesperson for (Tmteemed Taxpayers, Casteel did wish to speak out "This group was born as a response lo a Letter to Uh* Editor, written by Eat Nis.son and Jane Burr, published in Uh* Httmid /eifung during Uh first part of May The group's concerns brought before Uh* school board on May 24 were, and still are low teacher morale; lack of communication between Uh* school boaid, the superintendent and Uh teachers; anticipated resignations of quality teachers; and inflated salaries for proposed additions to Uh Central Administration Office staff "This group," Casteel concluded, will not be diverted from these issues by rumors or innuendoes Nor will it quit until these concerns are answered iii a positive manner," And what about Uh rumor's subject, Dr Tieken' Wiiat was Ins reaction'' "Tell 'em I'm not interested," Tieken said "I don't ever anticipate being superintendent It's not ray goal in life." Tieken said those behind Uh rumor were "reaching for a far-out situation If Dr Wdihelm were to resign, I would think the board would appoint Gay Watson (('ISI) assistant superintendent) as interim superintendent," Im added "But I don't want Dr WiUhelnt lo resign, and I don't expect him to resign Either way, I don't want to Im- superintendent," I leken was named interim superintendent last spring when ( ISI) bought out James Richardson's contract and began a search for his successor "I was Uh* interim superintendent from December of 1981 to May IO, 1982, when they lured Dr Willhelm," Tieken retailed "All we tried to do was keep school going, and make unproven Hills where we could But everyone was playing the wailing game for Uh new superintendent " The school board, along with Dr. WilllHlm, will meet at 7 30 p rn Tuesday S Jut' : H Smnter Edmund Kuempel gets a belly laugh out us Sharon Phair unveils his caricatureKuempel gets GOP 'roast' ;
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Beyond that, JGR enjoyed a fantastic 1-2 finish in Daytona via Stewart and Davi Millsaps. And Millsaps began to rally, ultimately finishing a career-best second in the final supercross standings. But even that stat has now become a dubious one for the blue crew, because since moving to Rockstar Energy Racing, Millsaps has only gotten stronger, and he's leading the points this time around.
Yamaha has yet to find a savior. In Brayton and Grant, there's certainly some potential—each has battled Millsaps before, so they would surely believe they could replicate what he has done this year. The rest of Yamaha's myriad of support teams are putting YZ450Fs in the main events, which is the intended job. But when you consider Yamaha grabbed Jeremy McGrath and the AMA Supercross title in 1998, and then transitioned to Chad Reed and Stewart to deliver more titles, this year marks the first in 15 seasons where they don't have an established champion on board.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada is tracking more than 200 people linked to al Qaeda and other organizations considered to be terrorist, the head of the nation's spy service said in a rare public appearance on Tuesday.
Richard Fadden, head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), also said he was particularly concerned by radicalized youths, whose families may have been in Canada for several generations, but who have become disenchanted with Canadian society.
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He said nourishment is very important for the nation's development. Professor Sen cited the examples of eastern and south-eastern Asian countries which had focused on healthcare and nutrition to propel themselves forward.
When asked whether there is less focus on issues like malnutrition in India, Prof Sen said a bulk of public discussion in India involves issues related to the rich. He also said the style of the opposition parties to start debate on every other initiative of the ruling party is another factor for the lesser focus for it diverts the attention from the actual issues. He also said that the people are agitating in the name of Aam Aadmi but they should define the term Aam Aadmi first.
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'You really don't remember anything, do you?' Will shook his head. 'When did you find out about everything?'
'About a day ago,'
'Wow…no wonder your essence is all over the place,'
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'Tayna, do you mind?'
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'Calm down, Will. I was never in danger,' she said, soothing him. She moved slowly back onto the other side so as to not frighten him. 'I'm an Air sprite, being up high doesn't bother me, so it shouldn't bother you, alright?'
'R – right,' he stammered. 'Can – can we go back inside?'
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BNP Paribas Cardif France has signed a partnership agreement with TEDxParis, a French branch of the TED Foundation (Technology, Entertainment and Design), created 25 years ago in the United States. TED's mission is to create a dialogue with the community of innovation influencers, and to make information and ideas accessible to the widest possible audience.
BNP Paribas Cardif France is the official partner of three TEDxParis talks in 2013. A conference on "Breath and Life" took place on 28 March at the Gaîté Lyrique digital arts and modern music centre in Paris. This sixth edition of TEDxParis once again featured prominent guests with "ideas worth spreading".
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The next TedxParis conference will be taking place on 4 June 2013, also at the Gaîté Lyrique.
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While the road is only about a half-mile long and ends in a cul-de-sac, it has three outlets and serves a link between Mountain Boulevard and southwestern residential areas of Watchung and neighboring Green Brook Township. It also serves as a snow emergency road. Watchung officials said the total cost of the project was $200,450, with the remaining $50,450 to be covered by the borough.
Damaged By Floyd
According to Borough Clerk Lorreen Fellin, Anderson Road suffered extensive damage from Tropical Storm Floyd in September 1999. Some of the surface was rendered unusable, and consequently the road varies in with from 18 to 30 feet.
The plan is to make the road uniformly 26 feet wide.
Fellin said the borough sought no grants other than Anderson Road.


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