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Warnings on sea foam on beaches
24/05/2009 , 12:47 PM by Jon Atkins
While the foam collected on our beaches appears picturesque and novel, it conceals some very real dangers for humans and animals, with callers to Angela Catterns warning everyone to stay away from the foam and not to go playing in it.
Sea-snakes, disease, drownings: these are just some of the stories ABC callers are relaying to us about the dangers of the sea foam.
Photo: Shelley Beach, East Ballina - Sunday 24 May (ABC Contribute: skindog)
It began with one elderly caller from Federal (they can hear the beach from her place, it's been that wild); she remembered as a young lass growing up in Byron Bay the dangers of seafoam: sea-snakes! She warned all grown-ups to discourage children from playing in the seafoam along the beaches, because you don't know what's been washed up in there.
Another caller rang in with the story of children playing amidst the seafoam on the coast some time back - and of a young girl who stepped out on it believing it to be quite solid, only to fall straight through, between rocks and to drown - with her body being washed up some distance away.
It's not just humans at risk: Angela heard from one listener who had to watch his dog die a very slow and painful death after contracting a severe viral condition after frolicking in seafoam after a big storm; he warned all pet owners to keep a wary eye on their dogs if they are walking near beaches.
And of course - the warning remains not to allow children or anyone else to go paddling or playing in floodwaters, as raw sewerage, dead animals, rotting food and all sorts of other contaminants have been washed downstream or washed ashore with the storms.
Not convinced? This call from Murray at Cabarita Beach in the Tweed Valley might convince you. The foam is blamed for claiming the life of one of the family dogs. He spoke with Angela Catterns
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Although this is considered a rebuilding year for the Cincinnati Reds, you never know how the season will eventually shake out. The Reds lost 98 games in 2015 so there is certainly room for improvement throughout this season. In an effort towards forward progress, they traded away their second best hitter and high end closer in and around the trade deadline last season. Rotation-wise, in 2015 the Reds traded away Mat Latos and Alfredo Simon in the offseason then traded Johnny Cueto and Mike Leake at the deadline. This left them with an all-rookie rotation from late July on. In 2016, veteran Homer Bailey will be back from Tommy John surgery and will be joined by right handers Anthony DeSclafani and Raisel Iglesias. Cincinnati's bullpen competition is wide open and will most likely be made up of young arms. The Reds are banking on shortstop Zack Cozart to return to form this season after a major knee injury sidelined him last June. Attempts to trade second baseman Brandon Phillips failed to make room for young prospect Jose Peraza, so Phillips will in the 2016 lineup which is not a bad thing. Joey Votto at first base is rock solid and should continue to get better following his injury riddled 2014 while the Reds will try Eugenio Suarez at third to replace
Todd Frazier who was dealt this offseason. At center field, Billy Hamilton will be back and is a solid defender
with crazy speed. Jay Bruce returns in right while left field could be a platoon situation. Behind the plate, Devin Mesoraco is coming off hip surgery but his return will be instrumental in both leadership and offense for this Reds team to have a chance to contend this season.
The 2016 Reds aren't dealing with high expectations from anyone, which puts them in a great spot to play the spoiler this season. Health will be a major factor and if their top guys can remain on the field, they have a chance to take a huge step forward. Be sure to secure all your Cincinnati Reds tickets, grab some peanuts and head out to ballpark this summer.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Northern Arizona running backs unit is led this season by one of the greatest players to ever put on a Lumberjack uniform, All-American Zach Bauman. The Chandler, Ariz. native will lead the running backs as he looks to capture the Walter Payton Award.
Running backs coach Jimmy Beal has a lot to look forward to this upcoming season, as he has had the pleasure of coaching Bauman throughout his career at NAU. Beal has watched him grow into one of the best backs not only in NAU history, but in the Big Sky. Bauman has recorded three consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons entering his final season and is a three-time All-Big Sky selection. He is just 119 yards shy of breaking the NAU career rushing record, as he looks to become the second Lumberjack in school history to win the Walter Payton Award. NAU's Archie Amerson won the award in 1996.
"I want Zach to continue doing what he has done," said Beal. "I want him to progress each season and continue to be a leader. He's an unselfish player that does whatever he needs to do to help out his teammates."
Although Bauman has been the go-to guy for NAU over the last three years, there's little doubt that this year's group of running backs are filled with explosive talent.
Backing up Zach this season will be sophomore Casey Jahn. He registered 306 yards on 41 carries with four touchdowns as a true freshman.
"I think one of our biggest goals this season is to help Zach get the Walter Payton Award," said Jahn. "This is his year to win it. We're going to push him in practice, and I will be there to give him a rest when he needs it."
In addition to Bauman and Jahn, the roster includes returnee Daniel Pipkin and newcomers Corbin Jountti, Coby Newton and Anthony Troftgruben.
"Having the versatility up and down the roster like we have has been a plus for us," said Beal. "It means that we don't have to depend on Zach for every play. We expect big plays from every running back that gets in the game."
This may be Bauman's last year as a Lumberjack, but a positive note for NAU is that they have a solid group of underclassmen that have plenty of time to make their impact in the next two to three years. The younger players have shown their willingness to want to learn from Bauman and from Coach Beal, as this can only help their future careers.
"The new guys have been really attentive and that's good," said Bauman. "No matter how good an individual may be, everyone has something that they still need to work on to get better as a player."
With the season less than two weeks away, Bauman will look to become the first Lumberjack in school history to record four 1,000-yard seasons as he sets his eyes on the Walter Payton Award.
Position Preview Schedule
Aug. 14 – Offensive Line
Aug.15 – Tight Ends and Fullbacks
Aug. 16 – Wide Receivers
Aug. 17 – Running Backs
Aug. 19 – Quarterbacks
Aug. 20 – Linebackers
Aug. 21 – Defensive Line
Aug. 22 – Secondary
Aug. 23 - Special Teams


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PCOS Is a Leading Cause of Female Infertility
Is PCOS Making It Difficult For You To Get Pregnant?
PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) is a leading cause of female infertility since it can create polycystic ovaries and other symptoms. Also known as PCOD (Polycystic Ovary Disorder), PCOS is an endocrine disorder that causes various hormone levels to become irregular. High levels of insulin disrupt ovulation, thereby making a pregnancy difficult. Fortunately, there are a variety of PCOS fertility treatments available to restore proper ovulation.
Unfortunately, women with PCOS infertility who may be able to conceive, have a higher chance of miscarriage. This is the cause of the myth that you will never have a baby if you have PCOS. The hormonal imbalances caused by PCOS decrease ovulation making it difficult to become pregnant.
While there are pharmaceuticals and surgeries that might help the problem, there is a natural approach also. Many experts say that taking care of your health through eating a nutritious diet, exercising regularly, and taking targeted nutritional supplements can give you the best chance for a trouble-free PCOS pregnancy.
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What Causes PCOS Infertility?
Insulin Resistance is an influencing factor of PCOS. It prevents the efficient conversion of sugar into energy because the walls of your cells have become de-sensitized to insulin. This causes the glucose and insulin levels in your bloodstream to become significantly unbalanced, leading to an increase in free-floating glucose, which is sent to your liver and converted to excess body fat. As a result, you can suffer from weight gain and obesity, which, in turn, leads not only to PCOS but also to other serious health conditions like cardiovascular disease and Type 2 diabetes.
An estimated 5-10 percent of all women in their childbearing years have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. The numbers are rising along with the twin epidemics of obesity and inactivity. PCOS sufferers share a constellation of health problems, ranging from stubborn obesity, poor cardiovascular health, and a higher risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
Because the symptoms vary so widely and you might not display all the symptoms, doctors very often misdiagnose Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. In fact, 8 out of every 10 women with PCOS could have Insulin Resistance, resulting in higher-than-normal insulin levels that can act on the ovaries by increasing male hormones. The end result is that a PCOS sufferer can stop ovulating, gain weight, develop skin conditions like acne and skin tags, and grow abnormal facial and body hair. Other PCOS symptoms include decreased sex drive, high cholesterol levels, exhaustion or lack of mental alertness, depression and anxiety, sleep apnea (breathing problems during sleeping), and thyroid complications.
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What You Might Expect With PCOS
PCOS and infertility often go hand-in-hand since PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) is a major cause of infertility in many women, which can sometimes go undiagnosed. One symptom of the condition can be nine or fewer menstrual cycles per year. The disorder can also cause heavier than normal bleeding during periods.
These symptoms are the result of the ovaries failing to produce hormones that keep the menstrual cycle regular. Because women with PCOS don't have regular periods, many are unable to ovulate and become pregnant.
That's not all the symptoms you might be experiencing though. Women with PCOS sometimes report other ailments, including acne, excessive hair growth on the face, chest, stomach, back, thumbs, or toes (Hirsutism), and/or hair loss. You also might experience weight gain, ovarian cysts, dandruff, depression, pelvic pain, sleep apnea, and skin tags (excess flaps of skin in the armpits and neck area).6 It's also important to note that no two women will have the same symptoms, making PCOS a difficult syndrome to diagnose.
Treatment Options
Treatments for PCOS Infertility
Surgery is one approach to PCOS infertility. According to the University of New South Wales, "Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has been managed surgically since the development of wedge resection (tissue removal) in the 1930s. Second-line surgical interventions for anovulation associated with PCOS include laparoscopic ovarian diathermy."2 Essentially, electrocautery (a laser) is used to destroy parts in and around the ovaries that are interfering with reproduction.
The University's report goes on to say, "Bariatric surgery (an implanted medical device or removal of a portion of the stomach, to reduce stomach size) may be considered for morbidly obese patients with PCOS, although further research assessing such surgery specifically in PCOS patients is needed. Assisted reproduction, in the form of IVF (in vitro fertilization) with or without intracytoplasmic sperm injection, is usually indicated as third-line medical treatment or in the presence of other infertility factors. There is an ongoing debate concerning the relative merits of IVF and ovulation induction in PCOS, comparing the higher multiple pregnancy rate of ovulation induction with the greater cost and psychological stress of IVF."2
As for pharmaceuticals, the University mentions a few options. "Clomifene citrate (stimulates release of hormones for ovulation) should be considered as a first-line pharmacological therapy to improve fertility outcomes. Second-line medical treatments may include ovulation induction with gonadotropins (in clomifene citrate-resistant or clomifene citrate failure women) [to help egg production]…or possibly metformin combined with clomifene citrate (in clomifene citrate-resistant women)."3
Natural Therapies
Supporting Fertility Health Naturally
Since no single solution can reverse Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome or Insulin Resistance, you must rely on a multi-faceted approach. Experts worldwide are saying, 'Lifestyle change alone is considered the first-line treatment for the management of infertile anovulatory PCOS women…"5
That means a complete system, including nutritional supplements (blends of vitamins, minerals, and botanicals that are condition specific), a realistic exercise program, nutritional guidance, a support network that can help you change unhealthy lifestyle choices, and an information-laden website on which you can learn about your situation, is required to address these conditions. Losing weight helps too when it comes to ovulation.4 In fact, "For obese PCOS women weight loss of more than 5% of pretreatment weight restores menstrual regularity in 89%, of whom 30% achieved spontaneous pregnancy."1
However, if left unchecked, then Insulin Resistance and obesity can create excess insulin in your bloodstream, a key symptom of PCOS which, as a result produces an abnormal amount of the male hormone testosterone. The increased presence of testosterone can prevent your ovaries from releasing an egg each month, thus causing infertility.
Insulin Resistance, obesity, and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome are causative factors behind infertility, which the Insulite PCOS System can help. It is specifically designed to help lower your testosterone levels and reduce weight gain by responding to the symptoms of PCOS in combination with a balanced, nutritious diet, regular exercise, and targeted Nutritional Supplements. By decreasing testosterone, it is possible for you to reduce ovarian cysts and help re-establish the delicate balance of your hormones, thereby enhancing the likelihood of ovulation, without which the chance of becoming pregnant is minimal.
Insulite Health is widely recognized as the leader in providing a safe, effective approach to PCOS and restoring the possibility of pregnancy. Please explore our website to learn more about PCOS, Insulin Resistance, and how the Insulite PCOS 5-Element System might work for you.
Next Steps
Becoming victorious over the symptoms of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is not an easy task, but if you're able to stick to lifestyle changes you can overcome the condition.
It takes strength, courage, and perseverance. It can be challenging and that's why Insulite Health created the PCOS 5-Element System. It's an easy to follow, step-by-step process to healing from PCOS using our proprietary 5% Solution™.
So take the next step now by using the links below and begin making the small changes over time that will transform your life forever. We're here for you every step of the way.
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- Saleh AM, Khalil HS. Review of non-surgical and surgical treatment and the role of insulin-sensitizing agents in the management of infertile women with polycystic ovarian syndrome. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. 2004 Jul;83(7):614-621.
- "Evidence-based lifestyle and pharmacological management of infertility in women with polycystic ovary syndrome." School of Women's & Children's Health, Division of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, University of New South Wales, Australia, May 2012 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22554175
- "Evidence-based lifestyle and pharmacological management of infertility in women with polycystic ovary syndrome." School of Women's & Children's Health, Division of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, University of New South Wales, Australia, May 2012http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22554175
- "In women with polycystic ovary syndrome and obesity, loss of intra-abdominal fat is associated with resumption of ovulation." Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University Medical Center Groningen, University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands, September 2011 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21771766 (July 2011)
- "The treatment of infertility in polycystic ovary syndrome: a brief update." Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia, May 2012 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22639834
- "Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) fact sheet" U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Women's Health", March 2010 http://www.womenshealth.gov/publications/our-publications/fact-sheet/polycystic-ovary-syndrome.cfm
The Insulite PCOS System is not intended to be medical treatment, nor is information on this website intended to be a substitute for the advice or care of a health-care practitioner. The Insulite PCOS System is a combination of nutritional supplementation and lifestyle programs intended to help individuals better manage their health and wellbeing. Consult a health-care practitioner before beginning the Insulite PCOS System. Because of ongoing research, clinical experience, and the rapid accumulation of information relating to the subject matter discussed on this website, the website's users are advised to carefully review and evaluate the information on this website and continue to expand and broaden their knowledge of new information as it becomes available on this website and elsewhere. The use or application of the information contained on this website is at the sole discretion and risk of the user.
Since June 2008, Insulite Laboratories and Insulite Health has supported more than 2.4 million women through the Insulite PCOS System, through this website, through emails providing information and support, through consultations with our Consulting & Advisory Team, through telephone conference calls, through online webinars, through published articles, and most recently, through social media community building and support efforts. Insulite Laboratories and Insulite Health are singularly dedicated to improving the lives of women with PCOS and conditions resulting from Insulin Resistance.


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Today, the House Appropriations Committee approved the 2013 spending bill for the Departments of Transportation, Housing and Urban Development which included two provisions authored by Rep. Culberson. The first will protect homeowners and businesses owners along Richmond Avenue and Post Oak Boulevard by preventing Houston METRO from building grade-level rail lines on those streets which METRO and the FTA have confirmed are unaffordable and unnecessary.
The Richmond line was not on the ballot that was narrowly approved by voters in 2003. "My primary responsibilities as a congressman include protecting the taxpayers and protecting the quality of life of our neighborhoods, said Rep. Culberson. "This new law will also require METRO to honor the 2003 ballot language and prevent more rail from being built than the taxpayers can afford."
The second provision added by Rep. Culberson directs the Inspector General of the Department of Transportation to conduct a detailed financial audit and stress test of Houston METRO. "For years Houston METRO has demonstrated a pattern of deceiving the public about the scale and costs of the rail plan and their ability to pay for it," continued Rep. Culberson. "I appreciate the new Board's transparency, but it was like pulling teeth to get them to admit what I already knew: METRO cannot afford to build new lines on Richmond and Post Oak. I am very concerned that METRO is building more than they can afford at the expense of the excellent bus service it has operated for years. This audit will verify for the taxpayers exactly what METRO can and cannot afford."
Source: http://culberson.house.gov/rep-culberson-protects-residents-and-businesses-along-richmond-and-post-oak/


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About 20 people who own and rent houses and apartments in Scottsburg attended the March 28 meeting of the Scottsburg Board of Works and Public Safety.
And the meeting, concentrated on a proposed ordinance that would make each of them responsible for any unpaid utility bills left by their tenants, was lively but civil.
Scottsburg Mayor Bill Graham and fellow members of the board, Council President Bill Hoagland and former councilman Ray Zollman, changed their normal seating arrangement so they could face the long line-up of landlords. Nearly all knew the Mayor, he acknowledged, and he certainly knew the problems landlords face when renting properties.
"I've had the same problems you got now when I owned (rental property). I understand, I really do, but this city has had a tremendous write-off of unpaid utility bills, $245,000, and we've got to solve this problem because the city can't operate in the 'red'," Mayor Graham told them.
He said one person who owns rental property, Tim Borden, was at the March 20 City Council meeting, a meeting at which the ordinance could have been passed and made law. Borden offered to study the issue and attempt to present at the March 28 meeting a possible solution.
With that, Borden took the floor. he advocated setting up a prepay system. The system he studied offers helps a customer to avoid a disconnect for no payment and can help them re-establish service if they have been disconnected. Under the system he advocated, customers who have a traditional account with a deposit can have their deposit applied against the total bill, thus helping them to meet their obligations.
Under a prepay system, customers can choose how much and how often they pay toward their owed balances. It's actually buying electricity (or other utilities) before they are used.
"Jackson County REMC uses this, and it works for them. It has lowered the number of disconnects," explained Borden. Prepaid customers are also more abstemious with their electrical use under the plan because they know more use means more will be owed.
Initially, under the plan he offered as an example, each customer does not pay a security deposit but rather sets up an account with the utility. The utility in turn reminds a customer when his credit balance is below, say, $50. Those notifications can be done by text or e-mail. Payments can be made during normal business hours or by calling or using the Internet-based payment system.
"This just seems like a better system than making the property owners responsible," Borden said.
On his part, the Mayor feels affordable rental property "…is vital to this community. We don't want to do anything that's going to cause problems for you, we truly don't, but we (government officials) are responsible for operating this city. We keep our electric rates low. We're about 25% lower than some cities in this area, so that's a lot of savings for our customers, but we're getting abused and it has to stop."
Changes in the electrical utility field, such as closing coal-fired plants in favor of more costly, environmentally-friendly plants which use natural gas, have caused costs to go up, the Mayor went on. "It's a real challenge to bring in enough money to operate. I imagine we'll have to raise rates some this year, but I don't like to raise someone's rates because of someone else out there not paying and influencing those rate hikes," he said.
Prepay may be a way out of the situation, the Mayor agreed. In comments made by others at the meeting, he urged each landlord to add a clause that allows the city to provide tenants' account information to them. "It'd be good if we'd do that, too, so that we could give that information to you," he added.
Several landlords said they've been frustrated in the past because they could not get this account information. "We need better communication," said Highland Glen manager Vickie Barnett, "between we landlords and between us and the city."
"We want to know when someone is not paying," said Mrs. James McCoskey. She looked at the Mayor as she said, "If they don't pay, you let us know, and if they are not paying rent, we will let you know."
Landlords should also list all persons residing at the address being rented, even children. "You know there are kids whose credit ratings are being ruined by their parents because they put the account in their kid's name," Jerry Boley stated. "I do try to list everyone, but sometimes some sneak in."
It appeared all of the landlords and apartment managers were totally against becoming legally responsible for their tenants' bills. "We have enough problems as it is," one pointed out. "One bad tenant can wipe out a whole year's worth of profit," said another.
But their willingness to cooperate buoyed the board. Mayor Graham said a letter sent out telling landlords that the new ordinance would take effect April 1 "…is not right. We're not going to do that. It's not a good policy. What we need to do is keep communicating. We all need a good solution that we can live with."
The three remaining defendants in the 2015 murder of a man south of Scottsburg have requested – or will be requesting – new trial dates for their alleged roles.
Johnetta Ruth Hall, 44, and her alleged co-conspirers, her daughter Amaris Rose Bunyard, 20, and Bunyard's boyfriend, Kerry Ray Heald, 24, remain behind bars without bond. They and Jacob W. Mathis, 23, have all been charged with murder, conspiracy to commit murder and obstruction of justice in the death of Bill Albert Reynolds, 69. Reynolds was killed by a single gunshot to the head while he stood at a gate to his property on Slate Ford Road. The body was discovered by a neighbor.
Hall and the two young men were arrested the following week of the murder. Bunyard was taken into custody and charged the following February. Bunyard, Heald and Mathis lived in Clarksville at the time of the shooting. The state's case claims that Hall was in a property dispute with Reynolds and arranged for Heald and Mathis to do the actual shooting with her daughter's knowledge.
Chris Owens, Scott County Prosecutor, is handling all of the cases.
Mathis pleaded guilty last August to the conspiracy charge. He has a third status conference about his sentencing planned for Monday, April 17, court records revealed. Roger Duvall, now a Senior Judge following his retirement in 2016, will preside over the case. Mathis is being represented by Clark County attorney Stephen Beardsley.
Hall's jury trial is still scheduled for Monday, April 24, in Scott Circuit Court, but her public defender, Nathan Masingo, has advised the court that he will be requesting a new trial date. Hall also has another attorney, Guy Haskell of Bloomington, representing her in the case. Daryl Auxier, of Jefferson Circuit Court in Madison, is serving as the presiding judge.
The jury trial for Heald, alleged to be the actual shooter, is scheduled on the court docket for June 22. It had been set for April 3, but, at a pre-trial conference in March, the new date was requested by Heald. He is being represented by public defender Mary Jean Stotts. Michael J. Hensley of Jefferson Superior Court, is presiding.
Bunyard's trial was continued from March 6 to October 23 on a motion by the court. She has also retained an attorney, and Senior Judge Duvall will be on the bench.
Her final witness and exhibit lists are due September 22.
Eight people were injured in recent vehicle crashes that happened on Scott County roads and in Scottsburg.
An early morning accident on Saturday, March 11, began in the northbound lanes of Interstate 65 and ended on the portion of Fairgrounds Road that dead-ends at the interstate property.
According to the accident report, Rodney B. Wells III, 20, Nashville, Tn., was driving a 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix northward when the vehicle went out of control and traveled across the east shoulder of the interstate, ending at 750 Fairgrounds Road. The mishap occurred at 1:35 a.m.
Wells said he "….was driving like I always do…" before the accident happened. The driver of another northbound vehicle told Scottsburg officers that he had his cruise control set at 75 mph, and the Pontiac passed him at a high rate of speed, going out of control on the slight curve of the highway.
Patrolman Loren Rutherford reported Wells had some pain at the scene and was treated by Scott County EMS technicians and First Responders. His passenger, identified as Ryan Wells, 13, also of Nashville, was more seriously injured, having either fractured or dislocated his hip/upper leg in the crash. He was transported to Scott Memorial Hospital by ambulance.
Property damage was estimated at up to $25,000 by Ptl. Rutherford.
Two accidents on county roads on Wednesday, March 15, and two more on Thursday, March 16, brought the total of injured to six.
A 22-year-old woman suffered a head injury in a one-vehicle accident just after 5 a.m. on March 15.
Sharla R. Radcliff, Scottsburg, was headed east on State Road 56 West when she lost control of her 1995 Chevy G10. She said the vehicle began to spin when it hit ice and snow around Finley Firehouse Road.
It struck a utility pole on the north side of S.R. 56 and continued onto privately-owned property where it struck a mailbox and a house before driving through a clothes line and hitting a tree. No one in the house was injured.
Radcliff told Deputy Josh Watterson she could not recall the accident because she lost consciousness. She was sent to Scott Memorial by ambulance for evaluation.
Property damage was listed as up to $5,000 by the officer.
Just before 9 p.m. that evening, an accident happened on Harrod Road about 680 feet east of its intersection with Booe Road.
Deputy Watterson was dispatched to the scene, finding drivers Wilson Mullins Jr., 43, and James D. Bowles, 34, Austin. Mullins was still in his 2003 Chrysler van, though the van's driver side door was missing. His leg was reported severed from the knee down.
Deputy Watterson did not obtain much of a statement from the injured man, but Mullins reportedly said he'd had too much to drink and didn't really remember much.
According to witnesses at the scene, Mullins was driving east when it struck a tractor-trailer parked on the road. The rig had its lights on at the time of the accident, the report noted.
The van went out of control, spinning and coming to rest in a ditch on the south side of Harrod Rd.
Mullins' condition was precarious so an air ambulance was ordered, and a landing site was prepared east of the accident scene. The man was flown to University of Louisville Hospital.
Property damage was listed at up to $10,000.
The accident remains under investigation.
The two accidents that happened on March 16 occurred within 30 minutes of each other.
9-1-1 dispatchers notified the Sheriff's Department that an accident had happened on Stage Coach Road about 8:50 p.m. in Finley Township.
Deputy Jac Sanders went out, finding the site about 500 feet north of Oak Hill Road. The driver was identified as Eric L. Anderson, 42, Brownstown. Anderson said he was northbound when, coming over a hill, he found a southbound vehicle in the middle of the road. He said he steered right to avoid a collision, causing him to run off the road.
Overcorrecting his steering, Anderson said he ran his 2008 Kia Rio into a ditch. The car spun around and rolled on its top, trapping him inside. Anderson said a passer-by stopped and helped him turn the vehicle over so he could get out.
Anderson was sent to Scott Memorial by ambulance because of neck pain.
The estimated property damage was listed at $10,000.
A side-swiping accident at 9:19 p.m. that same evening on Pine Hill Road in Lexington brought deputies James Shelton and Jac Sanders and Indiana State Trooper Tracey Spencer out after one of the vehicles sped off.
Tonie A. Carter, 45, Lexington made the 9-1-1 call for assistance. She said she was northbound on Pine Hill Rd. in her 2007 Chrysler Pacifica SUV when she encountered a southbound pickup truck partially in her lane.
The two vehicles side-swiped, she said, but the truck drove away from the scene. It was located after it had crashed just north of State Road 356. The driver, identified as Daniel L. Brown, 54, Lexington, suffered a possible neck injury and was transported to Scott Memorial Hospital by EMS personnel.
No statement was taken from Brown regarding the earlier accident because of his condition.
Brown wasn't the only person injured that night. A passenger in the SUV, Matthew A. Young, 33, Lexington, was also transported to the local hospital because of unspecified pain.
Damage from the side-swiping accident was listed at up to $10,000 by Deputy Shelton.
An accident on S.R. 56 West in Scottsburg the following day, March 17, caused a possible back injury to a driver. It also resulted in the arrest of an Underwood man.
When Scottsburg Sgt. Rodney Watts pulled up to the scene of the mishap at 3 p.m., he said he found that Richard E. Smith, 46, had apparently been smoking marijuana as he drove his 1999 Nissan Frontier. The SUV had struck the back of a 2013 Ford F150 pickup driven by Steven E. Cooper III, 42, Sellersburg. The vehicles had been westbound, and the collision had taken place at the highway's intersection with Oak Street.
Cooper was transported by Scott County EMS to Scott Memorial Hospital for evaluation and treatment.
Smith was unharmed and was arrested. A small amount of marijuana was found by the officer. On Monday, March 20, Smith was charged with one count of operating a vehicle while under the influence of a controlled substance, a count of Class C misdemeanor operating a vehicle while intoxicated and a count of Class B misdemeanor possession of marijuana.
A bench trial was scheduled by Judge Jason Mount for June 6. Smith was released on bond that same day. His license to drive was automatically suspended.
The Scott County School District 2 Board of Trustees met on Tuesday, February 28 for its regularly scheduled meeting.
Board President Jason Kendall called the meeting to order with Superintendet Dr. Marc Slaton noted that five students are currently receiving homebound instruction due to medical issues and four due to behavioral issues. There are 26 students enrolled in Virtual School.
Dr. Slaton announced that Lexington Elementary School Principal Nick South's mother in law, Dee Dee Copple, passed away unexpectedly. Mrs. Copple is the mother of Tracy South and Eric Copple. He asked that everyone remember these families in their thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time. Dr. Slaton thanked VFES Principal Tiffany Barrett for stepping up to switch places with Mr. South, who was scheduled to present LES ISTEP results, and stated that Mr. South would present at the March meeting.
At this time Johnson Elmentary School Principal Chris Routt explained the changes in how the 2016 ISTEP+ School Letter Grades were calculated using both the performance domain and growth domain. He and VFES Principal Tiffany Barrett discussed the strategies and data their schools are using to target intervention groups for improvement. Both schools received a grade of B.
B. Payroll Claims
1. February 23, 2017
C. Regular Claims
1. February 1-10, 2017
2. February 13-17, 2017
3. February 28, 2017
Andrea Soloe made a motion to approve all claims and payroll claims. Josh Mays seconded and motion carried 5-0.
The board was presented the following payments to be presented to be paid:
CIM Technology Solutions $13,135
AP Exams $1,848
Cottingim Enterprises Inc. Pay App. 1 - Greenhouse - $46,580.35
Andrea Soloe made a motion to approve all payments. Mrs. Roberts seconded and motion carried 5-0.
Athletic Director Jamie Lowry asked permission to declare as surplus the old basketball goals that were used to convert the McClain Hall goals to 8 foot in order to sell them. They are no longer needed as Coach Jameson purchased more portable goals that hang off existing rims. Mrs. Roberts made a motion to approve, seconded by Mr. Moore. Motion carried 5-0.
Dr. Marc Slaton recommended splitting the girls' and boys' soccer programs at the middle school level in order to help grow the girls' program. This would add a girls' coach with the annual salary to match the boys' soccer coach of $1,413. Mrs. Roberts made a motion to approve, seconded by Mr. Mays. Motion carried 5-0.
Dr. Slaton recommended approval of the proposed 2017 football stipends per the original plan. He noted that this would mean an increased cost of $6,503 and added that Coach Mullins would continue to have the right to divide up the total amount as he sees fit for the overall number of coaches that he feels he needs for his program. (for example, he could cut the $3,245 per assistant coach in half to have two assistants instead of one). Board Member Ron Moore made a motion to approve, seconded by Mr. Mays. Motion carried 5-0.
Superintendent Dr. Marc Slaton and Mr. Mike Therber, Therber & Brock Representative, discussed options for refinancing of the 2007 SMS Bond. Possible options included:
Refinancing and saving the interest only
Refinancing with no extension to the payment structure and generating cash for projects.
(Generating an estimated $325,000 for projects and $1,235,118 in additional interest)
Refinancing with a one payment extension to generate cash for projects
(Generating an estimated $935,000 for projects and $154,662 in additional interest)
Refinancing with a two-payment extension to generate cash for projects.
(Generating an estimated $1,540,000 for projects and $318,020 in additional interest)
Refinancing with a three payment extension to generate cash for projects
(Generating an estimated $1,980,000 for projects and $489,497 in additional interest)
Several documents were linked for the Board's review and consideration, including not only refinancing options, but capabilities and considerations for future bond issuances and a project list with the different refinancing scenarios and illustrations. Mr. Therber provided estimates of how much cash should be generated for each option and looked at the additional interest involved for each. He also discussed the need to keep the debt capacity levels stable and to leave room for future projects in case of emergencies. Mr. Therber stated that the funds generated would need to be spent within three years.
Board member Christy Roberts voiced concerns about how bonds have been structured in the past to weigh heavily toward the end of the term, spending more money in interest, rather than using that money for facility improvements. Mr. Therber stated that when making long-term plans they try to fill debt service up as much as they can to leave room for future projects/needs that could come up, adding that the District could choose to pay early to reduce interest if possible. Mrs. Roberts stated that she favored the one pay option and Mr. Moore stated that he also favored that option.
Jason Kendall asked Dr. Slaton what he determined to be the real needs, stating that he felt that would determine which refinancing option should be approved. Dr. Slaton referred to the list of potential projects and stated that his recommendation would be the two-payment extension which he felt would allow many of those projects to be completed, making great improvements to the Third Street and middle school campus. He added that the 2 payment extension would not strap the corporation and make it difficult to deal with other projects around the District. Mr. Kendall said that he did not see an advantage to the one payment extension versus the two payment extension as long as it doesn't affect how soon projects at SHS can be started.
SMS Principal Kristin Nass urged the Board to take into consideration the state-wide reductions to capital projects funding which will limit what can be done to facilities through that avenue, along with the need to avoid letting the middle school get in the condition the high school is now dealing with. Mrs. Roberts remarked that at the start of the conversation about potential projects, there was more concern about an activities center than facility improvements. Ms. Nass agreed and Dr. Slaton added that there was a dire need for gym space and they felt that an activities center would have served a lot of students, however at this point the financial picture has changed enough that there will not be funds generated for that type of facility.
Differences in the priority of potential projects were discussed at length with the consensus being that determinations on exactly what order the projects would be done would be finalized at upcoming work sessions. Mrs. Roberts felt that the Board and administration should weigh needs vs wants to be sure taxpayer money is used in the most efficient manner.
Jason Kendall stated that using funds generated from the bond issuance at SMS rather than using CPF to do some of these projects, will allow for reallocating SMS CPF over the next couple of years to be used at SHS and some of the older facilities as needed.
Dr. Marc Slaton recommended refinancing and extending the payment by two payments through 2025 which will generate a little over 1.5 million for projects (assuming today's interest rates). Mrs. Soloe made a motion to extend the payment by two payments through 2025. Mr. Mays seconded and motion carried 3-2 with Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Moore casting dissenting votes.
The board was then presented the personnel recommendations:
Kathy Anderkin - SMS 8th Grade Language Arts Teacher
Brady Wells - SMS Physical Education Teacher.
Dr. Slaton announced that two teachers have decided to retire at the end of this school year, the first being Mrs. Kathy Anderkin who has taught Language Arts at SMS for 28 years. He added that during her time in Scott 2 she has not only been an excellent teacher but also a leader in many other ways including serving as department chair, team leader, student council sponsor and discussion team member. He noted that Mrs. Anderkin has also mentored countless teachers over the years. He stated that she will definitely be missed and wished her the very best in retirement.
Mr. Brady Wells will also retire at the end of the year after 22 years in Scott 2. He started at SHS in 1995 where he taught English, health, and physical education. Mr. Wells served as Assistant Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach for 2 years before serving as head coach for 11 years. He took a break from basketball for a few years and took the program over again from 2014 to 2016. Mr. Wells transferred to SMS in 2012 to teach physical education. Dr. Slaton added that he could personally attest to his dedication to the students and athletes in Scott 2, not to mention his expertise as a marathon runner, and stated that we have been fortunate to have a man of his caliber as part of Scott 2. Dr. Slaton added that Mr. Wells will be coaching cross country and track at Hanover College and will teach some classes in physical education. Dr. Slaton said that he wanted to wish Mr. Wells the best as he begins this new chapter in his life and hoped that both Mrs. Anderkin and Mr. Wells will come to the Retirement Banquet in May to allow their colleagues to formally thank them for their many years of service to the students of Scott 2. Mr. Kendall added that the Board does appreciate both Mr. Wells and Mrs. Anderkin and their service.
Sam Hopwood - SHS Boys' Soccer Coach
Holly Porter - Contracted Speech Therapist (Effective 2-17-17).
Kathy Anderkin - SMS Language Arts Department Chair (End of 16-17 school year).
Kathy Anderkin - SMS Voyager Team Leader (End of 16-17 school year).
Patty Clancy - 7th Grade Girls' Basketball Coach
Certified Staff Recommendation(s)
Rachelle Blaylock - SES 2nd Grade Teacher Maternity Leave (Mar. 20 or 24 - end of school year)
Professional Leave Request(s)
Shannon Mount - Lilly Grant Summit, Carmel, IN, March 13-14
Charles Bottorff - Advanced Safety Training, Indianapolis, IN, May 15-16.
Tiffany Barrett - Advanced Safety Training, Indianapolis, IN, May 15-16.
Scott Borden - ISTE, San Antonio, TX, June 25-29.
Erick Lizenby - ISTE, San Antonio, TX, June 25-29
Field Trip Request(s)
VFES Kindergarten - Louisville Zoo, Louisville, KY, May 15
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SMS 8th Grade Language Arts Teacher
SMS Physical Education Teacher
SHS Boys' Soccer Coach
SMS Language Arts Department Chair
SMS Voyager Team Leader
SMS 7th Grade Girls' Basketball Coach
Summer Boys' Basketball Stipend Position.
Summer Girls' Basketball Stipend Position
Summer Baseball Stipend Position
Summer Softball Stipend Position
Summer Volleyball Stipend Position
Summer Guard Stipend Position
SMS Girls' Soccer Coach- Pending Permission Given Above
Board Member Ron Moore made a motion to approve all personnel recommendations. Mrs. Roberts seconded and motion carried 5-0.
Andrea Soloe made a motion to approve the second reading of the Preschool Special Education Manual. Ron Moore seconded and motion carried 5-0.
The policy on naming school buildings and facilities was presented for first reading. Mr. Kendall suggested adding a certain number of years to the periodic review of the names and after some discussion the consensus was to make it 20 years. Mr. Lowry will add this to the guidelines and bring it back for the second reading in March.
Jason Kendall wanted to give a shout out to all of our teachers that go above and beyond every day for students. He added that especially during ISTEP week their efforts are much appreciated as well as those of all of the students who take the test.


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Greg Hackney had to take a detour this morning after a pike decided it wanted to eat instead of the bass.
"I was making my way back to a really good area and the fish were actually biting pretty good,'' Hackney said. "I had caught a couple of keepers and about five pike. The last one wiggled and the next thing you know, he has me to my knees."
Hackney's trailer hook was buried deep in the flesh between his thumb and finger. Unable to get it out, Hackney had to idle back to the ramp, where B.A.S.S. officials were able to jerk the hook. Check out the video of the process on BASSCam. The video was shot horizontally, but for some reason, it's showing up as if we shot it vertically. But it's definitely worth taking a look at.


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/// Shazam Wants to Dominate the TV Market, and Here's How
TheWrap TV – Shazam has long been an essential companion to the radio, tagging songs so that anyone can track down what they are listening to at any time.
Now Shazam is pursuing the television market, launching a major update to its app that will enable its 80 million users in the U.S. to tag any TV program on any channel.
"We're still very much a music company, but we've squarely moved into the companion app space," Doug Garland, chief revenue office of Shazam, told TheWrap. "Now you can tag any show and what you'll get back is a rich experience that gets you more engaged with TV programming, more invested with the show. "
By tagging a show, users can not only identify what the show is, but access cast information and celebrity news, play trivia, engage with other viewers on social media and identify the music being used.
Shazam will pull celebrity news from 140 different sources, and leverage resources like IMDb to augment its content offerings.
"You'll see people engage with a show while its on air, but I don't necessarily think it'll be in a way where you distract them from the show," Garland said. "It's a buzz tidbit, a mini content snack. You get more invested in the show the next time you watch."
Shazam has partnered with specific shows and partners in the past, such as the Super Bowl and the Olympics, but this marks a major expansion of its Shazam for TV initiative, one the company hopes will make it a ubiquitous appendage for viewers of the silver screen.
Over the past couple of years, dozens of companies have entered the TV companion — or "second screen" — space, hoping to capitalize on the growing number of consumers with smartphones and tablets. Since TV viewers are on other devices while watching television, networks have a new platform for self-promotion, and app developers have a new place to sell advertising.
Yet even the most popular, such as GetGlue and Yahoo's IntoNow, have only amassed audiences of a few million. Each service offers a different "second screen" experience, causing even those within the industry to acknowledge the need for consolidation and standardization.
This is an opportunity Shazam hopes to exploit, as its massive user base — 250 million worldwide, 80 million in the U.S. — gives it scale like no other.
"Nobody else out there in the TV companion space that has the reach we do," Garland said. He noted that the company adds two million users a week and processes upwards of 10 million tags a week.
Scale actually delayed Shazam's move into the TV space. Its music tagging software utilizes a library of existing sound fingerprints.
Link: Shazam Wants to Dominate the TV Market, and Here's How
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text: The Cardiac Scramble Golf Tournament, sponsored by the Penn Yan LionsClub, will be held Wednesday, June 12 at Lakeside Country Club, PennYan. The event provides "scholarship" support for financially eligibleparticipants in the Cardiac Rehabilitation program of Soldiers & SailorsMemorial Hospital and for charitable projects of the Lions Club. Lastyear, the tournament provided $12,000 for the scholarship program inaddition to funds for Lions Club charities. Hole sponsorships are available for $65 and "Champion" sponsorships for$250. Additionally, individual sponsors may be part of "The Wall of Fame"for a $65 contribution. Sponsors have a recognition/appreciation signplaced on the golf course and are recognized in the tournament program. The 4-person, 18-hole scramble will begin at 1 p.m. with a shotgunstart. The $75 per person entry fee includes cart, greens fee, lunch,refreshments, and a post-round reception-dinner. There will be a silentauction and prizes will be awarded. Tournament applications, information regarding sponsorships and prizedonations are available from Co-Chairs David Payne (315-536-6120) andBruce Roe (536-7979).


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Just want to wish everyone a great thanksgiving.
Hunting for us has picked up but the sky blasters are back in force at Bernardo. One of the most frustrating hunts I have had in several years. We actually had a "hunter" shooting over our spread from about two hundred yards off.


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Near and far: banal national identity and the press in Scotland
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Too often study of communicative and cultural processes makes `gratuitous assumptions' about media and collective identities like national identity. This article is a critical engagement with Michael Billig's notion of `banal nationalism', a rare analysis of everyday media rhetoric and nationalism. It does this through a survey of daily newspapers sold in Scotland. Newspapers are plotted according to an index of semantic assumptions they make about where the spatial centre of national communication lies. The newspapers surveyed cluster into three broad national types, ranging from an indigenous Scottish press, Scottish editions of English-based papers, `tabloid interlopers' and the English-based broadsheets. The article argues that Billig's emphasis on the `big state' nationalism of the USA and the UK restricts the analytical scope of `banal nationalism' when studying newspaper rhetoric in a `stateless nation' like Scotland.
Law, A. 2001. Near and far: banal national identity and the press in Scotland. Media, Culture and Society. 23(3): pp.299-317. Avaiable from DOI: 10.1177/016344301023003002
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Obama signed the Veterans' Access to Care through Choice, Accountability, and Transparency Act of 2014 during a ceremony at Fort Belvoir in the US State of Virginia, the White House said in a press release.
The $16.3 billion reform bill that was passed overwhelmingly by the Congress with bipartisan majorities provides the country's veterans affairs department with additional resources to improve access and quality of care for veterans, Xinhua reported.
The act came months after revelations of "inexcusable misconduct at some veterans' affairs health care facilities," the US president said.
Some of the department's hospitals were cooking the books, and veterans were denied care they needed, with long wait times being covered up, he emphasised. "This is wrong. It's outrageous," he added.
Since April, the veterans' healthcare scandal triggered by a hospital run by the department where 40 veterans allegedly died while waiting for treatment, has revealed broad and deep-seated problems in the sprawling health care system, which provides medical care to millions of veterans annually.
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just state your opinions and stick to them, you'll be taken a lot more seriously.
dana was over hyping eric silva saying he's ranked criminally low, felt at the time he was getting his excuses ready to justify brown to be given a shot if he won.
now issue with him getting the shot, as has been said hes on a streak, has a back story, done his time and there's little others really putting their hand up.


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Hackers are attacking consumers with an exploit of Internet Explorer (IE) that was allegedly used last month by the Chinese to break into Google's corporate network, a security company said Monday.
That news came on the heels of warnings by the information security agencies of the French and German governments, which recommended that IE users switch to an alternate browser, such as Firefox, Chrome, Safari or Opera, until Microsoft fixes the flaw. In a Monday alert Websense said it identified "limited public use" of the unpatched IE vulnerability in drive-by attacks against users who strayed onto malicious Web sites.
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|For starters, when you integrate WebSphere CloudBurst with an LDAP server and enable the LDAP authentication feature, you no longer specify password information when defining users of the appliance. When users login, the password they specify will be authenticated against information stored in the LDAP server. Naturally, if you add a new WebSphere CloudBurst user with LDAP authentication enabled, that user must be defined in the LDAP server. Otherwise, WebSphere CloudBurst will prevent you from adding the user because it has no way to authenticate that person.
|From a user groups standpoint, integrating with LDAP means you can no longer modify user group membership. User membership in groups is determined by information in the LDAP server. As a result, the same rule concerning adding new users applies when adding new user groups: You cannot define new user groups that do not exist in the LDAP server.
|If you want to take a look at what LDAP integration looks like with WebSphere CloudBurst, I put together a short video. Let me know what you think.
|-- Dustin Amrhein
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IMPACT 2010 will be a great chance to hear the WebSphere cloud computing story. There will be multiple sessions on the WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance. These include customer-led sessions, internal adoption stories, overviews, and much more. I'll be there running a hands-on lab and delivering a session that discusses integration between WebSphere CloudBurst and IBM Rational tools. Of course, there is more to WebSphere and cloud computing than WebSphere CloudBurst. We have several other sessions that will detail all of IBM WebSphere's work in the cloud.
If you are interested, I put together a short video discussing some of the sessions on tap for WebSphere and cloud computing at IMPACT 2010. I'd also encourage you to check out the social media site for IBM IMPACT 2010. On that site, you will find tweets, videos, and blogs about the conference. Don't forget to sign up, and I hope to see you in Las Vegas! -- Dustin Amrhein
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+P but don't think +P+ I would recommend using in it.
Can this rifle handle +P+ rounds? Thanks
+P but don't think +P+ I would recommend using in it.
Owning a gun doesnt make you any more an armed citizen than owning a guitar
makes you a musician.
if yu are talking 38 spl +p then yes
"Guns are a lot like parachutes ~ If you need one and don't have one, you'll probably never need one again".
The problems we face today are there because the people who work for a living are out numbered by the people that vote for a living
"No man who refuses to bear arms can give sound reason why he should be allowed to live in a free country" Teddy Roosevelt
Gun control is like trying to reduce drunk driving by making it tougher for sober people to own cars.
IS there as SAAMI standard for .357+P? I'm sure you can shoot any SAAMI rated round in it.
It's a trick... Get an axe...
Is there a savings to use 38 Special +P+ instead of 357 Magnums?
I agree with the other responders to the OP, that the question is somewhat confusing. From the question, I'm guessing this is not a hand loader, but from what I've researched, +p+ .38 would be either a marketing hype or maybe a wildcat hand load.
Unless you are a hand loader, I wouldn't mess with +p+ in .38's. If you do hand load, then a heavy loaded .38 might be fun to experiment with, but why not just down load a .357 some. It is my understanding that the original +p+ .38 morphed into the .357, therefore the .357 is already a +p+ load. They made the case a little longer mainly so some one would blow up an old .38 revolver with the heavier load. Your Rossi rifle should be way stronger than any small frame .38 though.
As far as using someone's hand loads, I wouldn't again. I did once and screwed up a good PT-111. Taurus fixed it, but I'm more careful with what I shoot now.
If our lawmakers have our best interest in mind, why do they keep trying to take away our personal protection? Pappy used to say "If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything."
A pair of NAA .22mag minis, Charter Arms .357 Bulldog Pug, Kel-Tec P3AT & PF9, Mossberg 500 12ga.
.357 Magnum standard loads aren't anything to laugh about especially if yer on the recieving end(In this season it's better to give than recieve any way).
With so many great loads from various factories why roll the dice with a great rifle at stake???
An armed society is a polite society.(Robert A. Heinlein)
GOD is Great and Guns are Good(Lynard Skynard)
True Happiness is a warm .357 Mag/.38 Spec,.45 ACP,.45 LC/.410 or 12 Gauge and an ice cold Sundrop Cola.(Luvs.357)
The first one through the door gets the copper coated candy.(Andy the gunshop owner Dawn Of The Dead)
Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.(Frank Loesser)


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Rare Gems from Respighi; Personal Works by Lieberson and Theofanidis
Naming your ensemble after a favorite composer is nothing new. Just ask the Mendelssohn Quartet, the Bach Collegium Japan or the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra. But it suggests an extra degree of commitment and fandom to embrace a name like the Chamber Orchestra of New York "Ottorino Respighi," which is exactly what the Sicilian-born, New York-based conductor Salvatore di Vittorio did when embarking on a recording of Respighi's lesser-known orchestral works.
While the orchestra may not be a household name, Di Vittorio is hardly a newcomer to Respighi's music, having completed some of the Italian composer's unfinished scores. Contemporary audiences are mostly acquainted with Respighi through his glittering tributes to the Eternal City -- The Fountains of Rome and The Pines of Rome – yet the works on this collection are well worth getting to know.
Chief among them is the Violin Concerto, left unfinished in 1903 and completed by di Vittorio in 2009. With its Slavonic melodic touches, the concerto is somewhat reminiscent of Respighi's teacher Rimsky-Korsakov, but it also inhabits the lush, romantic sound world of Bruch and Brahms. The young violinist Laura Marzadori plays the piece quite well, with a combination of lyrical effusiveness and quicksilver bravado.
The Aria for Strings and the Suite for Strings are attractive, early exercises in neo-baroque writing, with the latter piece laid out in movements like "Ciaccona," "Siciliana," and so forth. Finally, in the orchestral suite Rossiniana (1926), Respighi pays homage to one of his great heroes in a colorful score that seems to filter Rossini's music through the more modern style of Respighi. All of these works are given well-shaped and generally cohesive performances that do this lesser-known music justice.
Respighi: Violin Concerto in A; Aria for Strings; Suite for Strings; Rossiniana
Marzadori/Chamber Orchestra of New York Ottorino Respighi/Di Vittorio
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We'll soon be hearing much more from Christopher Theofanidis this fall when his opera, Heart of a Soldier, opens in San Francisco on September 10. Until then, we can content ourselves with Theofanidis's extensive discography, the latest addition to which is this striking release from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra on its house label. Like Beethoven and Mahler before him, Theofanidis's music rings as deeply and genuinely personal, an expression of the composer's own life, and this symphonic glimpse into his world proves it to be at turns light and dark, turbulent and bucolic, and never without energy.
Bookended by a complementary first and fourth movement—the former bursting with joy but offering hints of mania, the latter brooding and tumultuous with moments of sheer peacefulness—Symphony No. 1 breathlessly careens between light and dark, percussive nocturnes and bright, brassy scherzos to create an overwhelming arc of human emotion.
Robert Spano and the ASO give a passionate reading of this work before jumping into an equally white-knuckle ride of the late, great Peter Lieberson's Neruda Songs. Mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor lends a rich, French roast tone that simultaneously hits at the ear and gut level. Devotees will know this cycle—similar to Theofanidis's symphony in its multifarious tour of disparate emotions, all brought on in this case by love—for its recording by Lieberson's late wife, mezzo Lorraine Hunt-Lieberson (for whom this piece was also written). How luxurious to have O'Connor's own, fully-invested and haunting account, on recording, offering another glimpse into the worlds of Lieberson's romantically modern music and Neruda's modern romances.
Theofanidis: Symphony No. 1; Lieberson: Neruda Songs
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Robert Spano, conductor
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It is exciting to announce that one of my favorite collections at the Phillips Library, MSS 470 – Sailing Ship Card Collection, 1852-1894, 1918, 1990, is now fully processed and open for research. Processed with funds from the NHPRC, this collection includes 1,295 cards printed in the late 19th century between 1850 and 1900. Ship owners and shipping lines announced the departure of their ships by means of printed cards instead of advertising in newspapers or via broadsides, as they had previously done. Despite the many years that cards were used, the ephemeral nature of the sailing cards makes them quite rare.
The collection at the Phillips Library is one of the largest, if not the largest collection in the world. We continue to purchase cards as they become available; in fact, three new cards were added while we processed the collection; cards were acquired for the ships Emerald Isle, Freeman Clark, and Memel.
Collectively the advertised ships were referred to as clipper ships, which identified their speed. Built at the height of the California Gold Rush, these ships had three or more masts and a square rig, with a large sail area; they were built to travel faster than any ships before them, and to reach the West coast as fast as possible; they were called "clipper ships" because they appeared to clip the waves rather than ride through them. Prior to the design of this vessel, the journey between Boston or New York to San Francisco could take as long as 300 days; the increased speed of the clipper ship shortened these journeys to between 100 and 120 days.
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Images included company flags, company logos, or nautical images, such as ships sailing at sea overprinted with the name of the ship. Knights, warriors, Native Americans, Arabs and Asians were also frequent images on the cards.
Women were portrayed as maidens, young damsels, or objects of desire. Images from mythology, literature and legends were presented in scenes illustrating a specific tale. It was common to name the ships after historic figures; several cards depict the namesake of the ship. Queens and princesses were depicted in their royal garb complete with scepters pointing to the ship sailing at sea. Several cards in the collection include the same image but were printed to advertise the journey for a different ship.
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For more information, please visit Philcat. A digital finding aid for this collection is available here.


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Super Typhoon Rammasun hit the city of Zhanjiang in south China's Guangdong province Friday night, local meteorological authorities said, according to the official Xinhua News Agency.
It first made landfall Friday afternoon on Hainan Island, packing winds of up to 216 kph, China's National Meteorological Center (NMC) said.
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"Some rescuers are on their way to places in need of help, but I have lost contact with them, too," said the official, Xu Quanzhun.
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Earlier, Rammasun — a Thai word for "thunder god" — hit the Philippines, slamming into the capital, Manila, and killing at least 64 people, with 103 others injured and five still missing, according to the country's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.
The typhoon made landfall on the main island of Luzon on Tuesday, where it destroyed or damaged more than 26,000 homes while cutting electricity supplies to nearly all of Manila and surrounding urban areas.
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Cortijo del Mar is a luxurious residential resort area consisting of apartments, duplex penthouses and townhouses for sale in an exclusive area on the Costa del Sol.Surrounded by lavish golf courses, this elegantly styled and finished complex is situated between Marbella and Estepona, in the heart of the Costa del Sol. It is located close to shops, restaurants, bars, the beach and is just a short drive from the world famous holiday destinations of Marbella and Puerto Banús.
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