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Social media mogul Bob Sacco shut down his El Dorado Hills Community Services District board recall effort Saturday, deferring to a decidely more traditional effort by longtime board critic John Everett, who launched his own recall effort earlier this month.
In an e-mail blast to his supporters, Sacco wrote that he'd "officially released myself from this effort," offering no explanation beyond, "We believe one recall effort is more efficient."
He committed the roughly $250 he'd raised to Everett, whose recall targets all five board members.
Sacco and Everett share a livid frustration over the firing of former General Manager John Skeel, but until Saturday it appeared their commonalities stopped there.
Online marketer Sacco used an accusation-laden website, recallcsdboard.com, to attack four of the five board members, sparing Director Bill Vandegrift, the lone "nay" vote on the final Skeel termination in December. The website contains dozens of links to local newspaper and TV stories about the Skeel firing, between blog entries and invitations to Twitter and Facebook.
Sacco angered CSD officials last month by walking into Human Resources Manager Tracey Lynn Lowry's office and photographing her against her wishes, then publishing the pictures on the recall website with unflattering captions. CSD administrative offices have since been locked down.
By comparison, Everett is an old-fashioned shoe-leather activist. He estimates he's knocked on more than 900 doors in and around his St. Andrews Village over the years, arguing various issues.
Several boards have heard his sometimes-loud allegations of malfeasance about landscape and lighting assessments. He sponsored three last-minute write-in candidates in the 2010 CSD election.
During a brief phone interview last Wednesday, Sacco confirmed that he'd spoken with Everett about joining forces but said talks broke down. "John has a broader agenda; Our effort is more focused."
He remained optimistic that he'd meet the $400 fundraising goal to publish the required notices, but was unaware of recall petition filing requirements or deadlines, deferring to local attorney Nick Yonano. Asked if he'd be able to collect 4,235 signatures for each targeted board member in time to get on the November ballot, Sacco replied, "We're told there's a lot of community support; it shouldn't be a problem."
Apparently it was a problem. Sacco did not return calls over the weekend.
He'd already lost some support in the community. Don Clark is a respected youth sports advocate and vehement Skeel supporter. He told Village Life last week that he didn't think the recall effort would succeed.
"If the handling of Mr. Skeel broke the law, or ends up costing the district a substantial sum of money, then you have a reason to throw some people out," he said. "Until that litigates, I'm not sure a recall is a smart move for the taxpayers."
Clark also took the occasion to announce he'll seek a seat on the CSD board in November. Directors Noelle Mattock and Guy Gertsch are in the final year of their terms, and have yet to announce if they will seek reelection.
While Sacco's recall was idling, Everett had his foot to the floor, formally initiating the process by filing Notices of Intent with the county for all five directors on April 2.
Everett's long-standing dispute with the district over various aspects of the Wild Oaks Park Assessment District is the dominant issue cited in his five notices. But reached at his home Friday, he said his biggest beef with the board members was their handling of Skeel.
He predicted that the resulting lawsuit would cost the district millions of dollars unless voters replaced the current board with one that would reinstate the deposed GM.
"We need John Skeel put back on the job he was hired to do," Everett said.
Village Life contacted Skeel and asked if he'd consider dropping his lawsuit if offered his old job back. Skeel replied by e-mail, "All I have ever wanted was to get back to work, to do the job that I was hired for."
Everett concedes that his assessment district allegations are incomprehensible to most residents, but insists that current and past boards have known Wild Oaks Park assessments were wrong and failed to correct them.
Interim General Manager Rich Ramirez defended his board, first by stating from experience that LLAD assessment districts have been a challenge for every agency he's worked at. Mistakes are common, he said, because the assessment districts are often set up when communities are first planned, and must often be amended later based on how the neighborhoods, parks and amenities actually build out.
"This district has looked into Mr. Everett's claims repeatedly over the years and found only minor problems, which have all been corrected," he said.
Everett's county filings also contest the board's decision to put $450,000 toward a $3 million Buckeye Union School district gymnasium at the new Valley View Elementary School. He blames the current board members for a long-standing policy that requires the formation of a tax assessment district to fund maintenance for any new parks.
By law, any official who is the subject of a recall is allowed to answer the charges contained in the notice. That response becomes part of the recall petition, clearly visible to anyone who signs.
Former CSD General Manager and current board member Wayne Lowery's response calls Everett's statements "misleading and false," noting that all CSD assessment districts are closely monitored by SCI, "the top property assessment consulting firm in the state," and have passed independent financial audits since the first was formed in 1988. "The grand jury reviewed and rejected a fallacious complaint regarding Wild Oaks Park in 1998."
The recall clock is now ticking for Everett. State guidelines give him 10 days after receipt of the response to file blank petitions for each director he's attempting to recall. He must also provide proof at that time that he's published each notice in a newspaper of circulation, such as the Mountain Democrat.
Everett's petition filing deadline for Directors Lowery, Tony Rogozinski, Vandegrift and Gertsch is April 19. But Director Mattock filed her response three days earlier, forcing Everett to file her petition by Monday April 17, after Village Life goes to press.
Follow this story online at villagelife.com to see if the petitions and proof of publication were submitted on time.
Once the petitions are accepted by the Elections Department, Everett has 120 days to collect the required 4,235 valid signatures for each recall petition. If he succeeds the recall will be placed on the November ballot.
Meanwhile, the board faces a potentially expensive law suit from Skeel, with no settlement in sight.
While the two sides' lawyers negotiate, the board continues to do the district's business, making a strong case that they've righted the ship. In January they brought in Ramirez, a seasoned veteran who has been well received by CSD board, staff and most critics, Everett aside.
Interim Parks Director Mark Riemer came on board in late February. He sized up, then sized down the Parks and Planning Department, saving an estimated $81,000 in the first year.
The board also worked with residents to reduce the price of the long-dormant Windsor Point Park, and is gearing up for a summer-long 50th anniversary celebration.
They also hired a professional recruiter to find the next general manager and are giving the public a say in the process. Roughly 50 residents participated in a recent workshop, ranking the characteristics they'd like to see in the next GM: integrity, experience, visionary, accountable, team player, collaborative, consistent, honest, good listener and self-starter.
Losers included: witty, persuasive, patient, humble, cautious and calm. British accent didn't even make the list.
Where do we sign the new recall petition that Everett is running? Let's get Skeel back to work and the CSD board replaced and move forward.Reply


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Mucin expression in CF via IL-6,
IL-17 signaling pathways
Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is a potentially lethal genetic disease that typically results in
the development of bronchial inflammation, bronchiectasis, the progressive loss of lung
function and ultimately death [1].
CF was initially called "mucoviscidosis" because of copious amounts of "mucoproteins"
in the respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts of CF patients [2].
CF is a recessive genetic disease caused by mutations in the
CFTR gene, which encodes the Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane
Conductance Regulator (CFTR), a chloride channel. Expression
of mutant CFTR in CF respiratory cells results in defective
chloride secretion and elevated sodium absorption, resulting in altered salt
concentrations in airway secretions. Alterations in mucus volume may impact mucus
hydration, and thus the rheology of CF airway mucus to increase susceptibility to
infection in CF airways. Lack of functional CFTR in lung
cells could engender a hyperinflammatory state that alters homeostasis in CF airways.
Inflammatory mediators in the airways of CF can enhance expression of mucin genes,
contributing to recurring cycles of infection followed by increased expression of mucins
that culminates in airway obstruction with mucus [2].
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is the predominant pathogen of CF
chronic lung infection [3]. Reduced secretion of chloride and fluid
hydration, as well as excessive secretion of mucins, produce a biological matrix that
facilitates growth of P. aeruginosa in biofilm [1].
Mucus/gel-forming mucins are secreted by airway cells, and these mucins are subject to
regulation by CF inflammatory stimuli. Mucin 5AC and
Mucin 5B have been identified as major gel-forming
macromolecules [2].
In normal human airways, Mucin 5AC is mainly expressed in
surface goblet epithelial cells, whereas Mucin 5B is
predominantly expressed in mucous cells of submucosal glands [2], [4], [5], [6]. However, Mucin 5B
gene products in diseased airways (e.g. in CF or asthma) are also found in
the surface epithelium, rather than just being limited to the submucosal glands [5], [7], [8], [9]. The expression of
Mucin 5B might be a result of goblet cell hyperplasia and
mucus hypersecretion associated with various airway diseases [5], [10].
A wide variety of stimuli present in the airways of patients with CF (eg,
Pseudomonas aeruginosa components and proinflammatory
cytokines) are known to cause mucin overproduction.
P. aeruginosa components flagellin
(Flagellin P. aeruginosa) and pilin (PilA P.
aeruginosa) are recognized by the surface receptors: asialo-GM1
ganglioside (asialo-ganglioside GA1) and Toll-like receptors
(TLRs) [3], [11], [12].
Flagellin (P. aeruginosa) is recognized by
TLR5 [3]. Flagellin (P.
aeruginosa) [13]
and PilA (P. aeruginosa) [14]
bind bacteria to the host cell glycolipid receptor, asialo-ganglioside
GA1. TLR2 forms a receptor complex with
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upregulate mucin genes expression [17], [18].
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variety of cells including inflammatory (e.g. T-cells, macrophages), stromal (e.g.
fibroblast, smooth muscle), and epithelial cells (e.g. airway, renal tubular) [1], [22].
In the diseased airway epithelium, both IL-6 and
IL-17 are involved in the expression of mucin genes,
Mucin 5AC and Mucin 5B.
IL-6 is proposed to induce the expression of
Mucin 5B, probably via
Jak2/ STAT3 signaling and
ERK1/2 pathway [10], [23].
Little is known about the mechanisms of IL-17 receptor
signaling. IL-17 signals through the Interleukin 17 Receptor
A (IL-17 receptor) that can associate with Interleukin 17
Receptor C (IL-17RC) to form a multimeric receptor complex
[24]. IL-17RC binds both
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TRAF6 and Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase Kinase Kinase 7
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Because IL-17 signaling results in the
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TORONTO, October 19, 2010 - Pharmaceutical promotion may cause doctors to prescribe more expensively, less appropriately and more often, according to a new study co-authored by York University professor Joel Lexchin.
The findings, published today in the journal, PLoS Medicine, offer a broad look at the relationship between doctors' prescribing habits and their exposure to information provided by drug companies. Researchers analyzed 58 separate studies of this phenomenon from Canada, the United States, Europe and Australia, dating from the 1960s.
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Overall, researchers found no evidence that drug companies' promotional efforts improve prescribing behaviour in any way. All but one of the studies suggested that exposure to promotional information was associated with lower prescribing quality; others detected no association. Findings also show that promotional information led to more frequent prescribing; studies dealing with this correlation either showed a spike in prescribing or detected no association. Researchers also established a link between promotion and higher prescribing costs.
Lexchin says Canadian drug companies spend big money on marketing their products to physicians, to the detriment of other priorities such as research and development.
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If you read this blog, you will quickly learn that my husband and I do most of our grocery shopping at Costco. We eat so much produce, that we don't mind buying in bulk. We usually eat it before it goes bad, and since I hate watching food go to waste, I can get pretty creative with aging apples or spinach! So, our dinners usually always include steamed broccoli (love it!) and a variety of other veggies. My husband, Chris, is a huge fan of brussel sprouts and is so excited they are available at Costco at this time. We usually eat different meals. I am not a vegetarian, but I don't like to eat as much red meat as Chris. I've gotten pretty used to preparing two different dinners. Do I feel like a short order cook? Sometimes, but I love cooking and preparing healthy meals. I am just grateful that Chris likes to eat well, and he is so thankful for whatever I place before him. I like to make his tummy happy : )
I had a bag of cranberries, and I tried a recipe I'd clipped from a magazine with a few changes. I am always changing things up as I like to make recipes my own. These are maple roasted cranberries. I added maple syrup and zest of one lime and then roasted them in the oven for about an hour. After taking them out, I stirred in about a cup of frozen strawberries, 1/2 cup frozen blueberries, some more maple syrup and the juice from 1/2 a lime. I then let it chill in the fridge. They didn't congeal as much as they do on the stove top. I think I'll stick with the stove top method in the future.
For dinner, I had steamed broccoli over a bed of wilted spinach. I topped it with some beets. The can of refried beans I purchased was calling my name. So, I made myself a little pizza using a whole wheat tortilla, Trader Joe's pizza sauce, TJ's lite Mexican Cheese, refried beans, and some steamed broccoli.
Chris's dinner consisted of roasted brussel sprouts with some beets. I roast them in my cast iron skillet with cooking oil and salt. He also lucked out with a side of sweet potato french fries. TIP: Roast your sweet potato fries on top of a cooking rack placed on a cookie sheet. This allows air to circulate under the fries making them more crisp. Chris also had a burger smothered in ketchup.
Right now, I am enjoying some of the cranberries mixed with Greek yogurt and a TBSP of Barney Butter almond butter (my current fav). Not too bad.


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Niagara Falls police make one arrest, confiscate drugs and weapon
Niagara Falls police, aided by officers from four other agencies, teamed up to make one arrest and confiscate drugs and an assault weapon during a pre-dawn raid Friday of three suspected drug houses in the northern end of Niagara Falls.
Officers raided two houses on Niagara Avenue and another on Ontario Avenue, after police made sxeveral undercover drug purchases at the three residences, said Capt. David LeGault of the Niagara Falls Police Narcotics Division. Police claim that cocaine, pills and, more recently, heroin were sold out of the three locations.
The raids, conducted at about 7 a.m., capped a seven-month investigation into drug sales in the area.
The two houses on Niagara Avenue have been the source of multiple complaints from neighbors and block clubs, as the criminal activity led neighbors to be fearful of driving down the street, forcing many of them to take alternate routes to work or wherever they were going, LeGault said.
At one of the Niagara Avenue houses, police confiscated a large amount of cocaine, some heroin and an assault rifle, authorities said. They also arrested Devonte D. Sylvester, 20, of that address, on two counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance, according to police reports.
Niagara Falls police were assisted by the Niagara County Sheriff's Department, North Tonawanda and Town of Tonawanda police and the U.S. Border Patrol helicopter. Several of those departments also used their K-9 dogs during the raids.


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- Toro Rosso news
Retaining drivers was 'logical' - Tost
- Drivers:
- Jaime Alguersuari
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- Franz Tost
- Teams:
- Toro Rosso
It would not have been "logical" to change Toro Rosso's driver line-up for 2011, according to team boss Franz Tost.
It had been rumoured that either Sebastien Buemi or Jaime Alguersuari would be replaced by Red Bull's next rising youngster Daniel Ricciardo next season. The Australian is Red Bull's highly-rated reserve driver this year, but Tost admits he was not at the top of his list for 2011.
"We always intended to keep our two current drivers, based on their current form: it was always part of the plan, as they come from the Red Bull young driver programme and doing anything else would not be logical," he said. "Both of them, Jaime in particular, are still lacking much Formula One experience and therefore, in order to get a true picture of their abilities, it is normal that we should continue with them. I also expect them to improve their performance in the second half of the season."
Buemi said that he was hoping to make the jump to the senior Red Bull team as soon as possible but acknowledged that his performances at the start of the season were not up to scratch.
"I have a contract with Red Bull, and Red Bull let me drive at Toro Rosso," he said. "If I do well here then hopefully one day I will jump into the 'big' team. Obviously I want to make that jump as soon as possible, this is pretty clear, but they are having a fantastic season and I was having a lot of bad luck at the beginning of the year when they took the decision to retain Mark (Webber). However, I am very optimistic that Toro Rosso will improve next year."


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Young people will be getting the chance to discuss health and social issues with healthcare and council leaders as part of a Question Time-style debate organised by West Notts College's Students' Union.
The Health Debate will see more than 60 students given the opportunity to put topical health problems and statistics out for discussion with a panel of eight high-profile members of the community on Tuesday (6th May).
Issues such as smoking, substance misuse, obesity in young people, teenage pregnancy and sexual health, poverty and mental health will be put to the panel to help dispel myths, offer advice and hear the views of students at the Mansfield-based college.
The panel includes Coun Chris Baron, leader of Ashfield District Council, Alison Cooper and Carla Rainbow, from Hetty's drug and alcohol advisory service,
Keith Sudbury, on behalf of the Anthony Nolan blood cancer charity, and Angela Knight, paediatric nurse specialist from The Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
As the debate progresses, each student will have a red and a green voting card to indicate their approval or disapproval of responses given by the panel.
Jamie Wragg, team leader of the West Notts Students' Union health and wellbeing team, said: "This debate is something that will enable our students to have a voice, to have some difficult and controversial questions answered by expert individuals who have the health and wellbeing of young people in mind.
"We're very excited to be hosting something like this and I'm confident our students will pose some interesting and thought-provoking questions and it will be good to hear the many views of the professionals who we're welcoming to the panel."


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Activision took a big risk on a semi-reboot of the now-classic 3D platformer Spyro the Dragon. Tasking little-known game developer Toys for Bob with the game in question, Activision expected a gritty, more "mature" tone for Spyro; Toys for Bob, on the other hand, felt it was best to move the series in the opposite direction making it more child-friendly as well as more appealing to the family dynamic. Toys for Bob wanted to bridge the gap between toys and video games and came up with the idea of real-life figures that could be summoned into a game. In a move that surprised nearly everyone, Activision—with their reputation for avoiding risky endeavors—signed off on the idea and the rest is history. 2011's Skylanders Spyro's Adventure was met with both critical and financial success, as was its 2012 sequel, Skylanders: Giants. Raking in billions of dollars for the publishing giant, Skylanders has proved to be a risk that has clearly paid off. With the third entry in the series, Skylanders: Swap Force, having been released just this past weekend I expect Activision will continue to see their profit margins grow.
However, profits aren't the only thing to grow with each iteration of the innovative series. As the sheer number of Skylanders figures rises, many children and adults alike have begun collecting the figures not only for use in the games, but for the simple joy of expanding their collections. However, as any collector of these specialty figures will tell you, collecting Skylanders figures is not as simple as running out to the store and buying the ones you are missing, but is an arduous task that requires a big commitment and an even bigger wallet.
Each game in the Skylanders series comes with a starter pack that includes the game, the "Portal of Power", which is the medium through which figures "enter" the game, three Skylanders figures, and various other items such as stickers and trading cards. Apart from the starter pack, there are also single packs that include only a single figure (duh) and triple packs that contain three. Right about now you are probably thinking something along the lines of "well, this doesn't seem that confusing", and you'd be right until you take into account that not all figures work with each game. Figures that were meant to be used with Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure will work with all future titles such as Skylanders: Giants. Characters that were available in previous titles that received a new figure from a later title can also be used with the previous title they were in. For example, if a character is available in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure and you have that character's figure from Skylanders: Giants you can use it with either game; however, characters that were introduced in Skylanders: Giants cannot be used in Spyro's Adventure.
Confused yet? No? Well how about this: figures are released by Activision in "waves". Think of the way McDonald's toys become available, and then crank the confusion dial to 11. You see, each game has a set number of different figures that are slated to be released at different times throughout the lifecycle of the game; this keeps the game fresh for longer as it consistently provides players with new content if they are willing to fork over the money for new figures. Certain character's figures are only released in certain waves and once that wave is over, that specific figure is no longer produced essentially making the figure an instant collectable. Furthermore, Activision never announces when they are releasing a specific wave: they just randomly ship to a retailer and whatever that store happens to receive, that's what they sell.
Activision also likes to sneak variants of figures in with some waves just to make things even more confusing. Variants are usually just specialty colors of previous figures and there can be several variants of a single figure as well as certain variants made specifically for tradeshows and other events. As such, tracking down one of these variants will most likely cost you a great deal of time as well as a great deal of cash—some variants have sold for upwards of $900, though most tend to sell around the $200 mark. In fact, some of these variants have become so sought after and valuable that counterfeits have even shown up with the perpetrator simply buying the original figure and painting it to look like its rare variant. The economics surrounding the buying and selling of Skylanders figures is also completely unstable, with some figures doubling or tripling in value almost overnight, while other figures can lose their value just as quickly.
There's also another glaring issue that makes the collecting of Skylanders figures confusing: nobody, outside of Activision at least, knows exactly how many figures there are. The best number I could come up with is 213 and this only includes the ones I could actually count from the massive list on SkylandersCharacters.com; who knows how many variants exist that have yet to be brought to light. And just to top off this confusion sundae, we now have the 16 new characters added to the lot with the release of Skylanders: Swap Force that allow you to swap the top and bottom halves of the figures to create new characters, which, doing the math, leads to a whopping 256 combinations of these new swappable figures! Confused yet? I sure as hell am.


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Short Hops Jan. 8
First Tee of Hawaii starts Sunday
Sunday marks the first session for the First Tee of Hawaii Program held at Kona Country Club. First Tee is a program that introduces children ages 6 to 17 to the game of golf and the life lessons it teaches.
The session starts at 2 p.m. at the KCC driving range.
There is a $25 registration fee per participant that covers visor and booklet.
Registration starts at 1 p.m., and parents must sign up their children before the program begins.
Email Peggy Ciriako to email@example.com for more information.
Fordiani hits hole-in-one
Gino Fordiani hit a hole-in-one at Big Island Country Club on Dec. 29. He hit from the white tee on the 138-yard 17 hole. Jimmy Garmany, Larry Roberts and Joe Garmany witnessed the shot.
Kona Horseshoe Pitchers Club season begins Thursday
The Kona Horseshoe Pitchers Club will kick off the league season at 4 p.m. Thursday. The format will be a weekly doubles round-robin tournament at the horseshoe courts behind the Old Kona Airport Park tennis courts. Single players will be paired with other singles.
Contact Al at 322-7085 for more league information. Entries are limited, so sign up soon.
There will also be open play for kupuna at 9 a.m. Wednesdays.
RBI girls softball registration Sunday
RBI girls softball registration will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at 700 Manono Street in Hilo. For more information, call Coach Tracy Miyashiro at 936-3681.
Kona Elks Hoop Shoot Saturday
All free throw shooters ages 8 (by April 1) to 13 are invited to Kekuaokalani Gym on Saturday for the Kona Elks Hoop Shoot.
Registration begins at 9 a.m., and competition starts at 10 a.m. Age groups are 8-9, 10-11 and 12-13.
The Elks will give trophies for first and second places in each group with separate competition for boys and girls. Each contestant gets 25 shots at the hoop from the free throw line (the 8-9 year age group shoot from 4 feet in front of the line and with the smaller ball) with 15 additional shots if a tie breaker is needed.
The boy and girl in each age group with the highest scores may advance through four tiers of competition to qualify for the national finals at Springfield, Mass., set for April 18-21. Kona Elks Lodge 2616 provides for transportation of winners along with one parent for out-of-state competition.
All children who reside in West Hawaii are invited to participate.
There is no registration fee or early registration. For more information, call Joe Reynolds at 334-0077.
Hilo to Volcano 50K held Jan. 19
The Big Island Road Runners will hold the Hilo to Volcano 50K Ultra and the 31-mile relay Jan. 19. Runners can choose between running the 50 kilometer (31 mile) course from Coconut Island to Cooper Center in Volcano Village as an ultra-marathoner or as part of a three-person relay team.
In the relay event, team members take turns running two mile legs up the mountain. The ultra runners start at 6 a.m., and the relay teams start at 6:30 am.
The registration fee for either event is $40. Big Island Road Runner Club members get a $5 discount.
The registration form is online at bigislandroadrunners.org/html/htv_50k.html. For more information, call Steve Pavao at 430-0267.
Catch A Fire Futbol Club registration Jan. 20
The Catch A Fire Futbol Club will hold registration for the spring season from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 20 at Hualalai Academy. A parents' question-and-answer session will follow.
The program is open for soccer players of all abilities, ages 5-14. The registration fee for 6-and-under is $150, and $200 for the older age groups. There is also a $35 Hawaii Youth Soccer Association fee.
For more information, visit catchafirefutbol.com.
HI-PAL 3-on-3 Jam held Jan. 19-21
The Hawaii Police Activities League will hold its 23rd annual HI-PAL Hope Chapel 3-on-3 Basketball Jam Jan. 19-21 a the outdoor courts next to Kekuaokalani Gymnasium.
Interested parties may register through Jan. 11.
Teams will be divided by age, starting with 5-and-6-year-olds and going through 13-and-14-year olds. There will also be 12-and-under girls and 14-and-under girls. Team rosters are limited to five players.
Because space is limited, teams will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. All interested teams should call the West Hawaii HI-PAL office at 326-4646, extension 258; Officer Randy Morris at 936-2789; or the Hilo HI-PAL office at 961-2220.
Softball tourney Jan. 25-27
There will be a slow-pitch softball tournament Jan. 25-27 at Old Kona Airport Park. There will be separate tournaments for men and women, with a co-ed home run derby on Jan. 26. Prizes will be awarded for the top three finishers in the tournament.
The registration fee is $300, and there is a minimum deposit of $100 due by Jan. 19. For more information or to register, contact Jamieson Taketa at 938-8664 or Shane Alani at 640-0824.
Fliear a guest on Emily T. Gail Show
Kelly Fliear, tournament manager for the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai, is a guest on this week's Emily T. Gail Show, which is available under "lineup" at espnhawaii.com and as an iTunes podcast.
The Mitsubishi Electric Championship is the Champions Tour's season opening event and will be held Jan. 16-20 at the Hualalai Golf Course at Hualalai Resort.
Mary Bea Porter King, former LPGA player and co-founder of the Hawaii State Junior Golf Association, will also be a guest. She will give a recap of this past year in the world of junior golf. She will also discuss the major fundraisers for the HSJGA.
Also, Liane DePontes, tennis professional for the Fairmont Orchid at Mauna Lani Tennis Pavilion, will discuss her teaching style for beginners to advanced players and the opportunities for locals and visitors to participate in lessons and clinics at the Fairmont Orchid Tennis Pavilion. DePontes will also discuss junior tennis programs and the tennis pros that have been mentors for her.
For information on the Emily T. Gail Show, contact Gail at email@example.com. Past shows are available at facebook.com/emilytgailtalkstory, iTunes and espnhawaii.com.
Weekly golf tourney results
M&M Ladies Golf Club
Jan. 1 results
c Scores: 1. Dee Frasier 33.5; 2. Diana Butler 37; 3. Randi Wilson 40
c Low putts: Fletcher Olson 30
c Chip-ins: Marian Mark (7); Fletcher Olson (8)
c Note: Members played "front nine, half handicap."
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Thursday's results
c A flight scores: 1. Shelley Sanders 35.5; 2. (tie) Joy Aslett 36; 2. Margaret Dewers 36
c B flight scores: 1. Sandy Price 33.5; 2. Audrey Hamilton 36; 3. Nan Powell 37
c Closest to the pin: Joy Aslett (3); Sandy Price (6); Nan Powell (12); Sandy Price (16)
c Note: Members played "pick front or back, half handicap."
Lea Lea Women's Golf Club
Thursday's results
c Low net scores: 1. (tie) Noel Watkins 73; 1. Jeanene Dickenson 73; 3. (tie) Mary MacLean 75; 3. Vangie Isenhour 75
c Low putts:Vangie Isenhour 29
c Closest to the pin: Noel Watkins (12); Sara Ito (17)
c Note: Members played "ace of aces and low net."
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Men's Golf Club
Saturday's results
c A flight low net scores: 1. Marlin Ahl 66; 2. Chuck Coupe 67; 3. (tie) Steve Kimes 69; 3. Sid Yanabu 69; 3. Jim Payne 69
c B flight low net scores: 1. Bob Currier 63; 2. Ted Field 67; 3. Mike Nichols 70
c Closest to the pin: Bob Johnson (3); Jim Payne (5); JC Carlton (12); Jimmy Durham (17A); Bob Currier (17B)
c Low gross score: Peter Liljeholm 75
Big Island Country Club
Saturday's results
c Scores: 1. Barb Poston/Diane Sather/Reed Bender/Steve Rickard 27 under; 2. Ron Ahlers/Yoshi Nakagawa/Red Richburg/Frosty Johnson 21 under; 3. Barb Millslagle/Darlene Peters/Ron Nelson/Don Wood 20 under
c Low net score: Yoshi Nakagawa 67
c Closest to the pin: Denny Dickenson (5); Barb Millslagle (8); Diane Raatz (13); Rick Robinson (17)
Makalei Kolepa Hui
Saturday's results
c A flight low net scores: 1. Ralph Sallee 66; 2. Dave Peters 67
c B flight low net results: 1. Larry Leedom; 2. Dave Puckett
c C flight low net results: 1. Bobby MacComber; 2. Ed Skelton
c Closest to the pin: Harvey Honda (2); Eddie Nakaya (5); Roger Higgins (12); Larry Leedom (15)


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Box score
Texas Tech
The looseing streak is over with win over Tech.
Lincoln — Texan Catheryn Redmon produced 16 points and nine rebounds, while freshman Jordan Hooper added 16 points and eight boards to lead Nebraska to a 56-53 women's basketball win over Texas Tech at the Devaney Center on Saturday night.
With the victory, Nebraska improved to 12-8 overall and 2-4 in the Big 12, while Texas Tech slipped to 16-5 overall with its fourth straight loss. The Lady Raiders also dipped to 3-4 in the league.
Sophomores Lindsey Moore and Katya Leick each contributed 10 points for the Huskers, who improved to 10-2 at the Devaney Center this season. Moore, who added seven assists and three rebounds, saved her biggest points for the final minute, when she knocked down 3-of-4 free throws to seal the three-point win.
Leick added nine rebounds and a steal, as Redmon, Hooper and Leick all just missed double-doubles on the night. Redmon added three blocks and two steals for NU, while also forcing multiple turnovers by the Texas Tech posts inside.
While Redmon was forcing turnovers, Nebraska was taking care of the ball better than any other night this season, as the Huskers committed a season-low seven turnovers.
Teena Wickett and Casey Morris led Texas Tech with 14 points apiece, but no other Lady Raider managed more than six points on the night. The Huskers held Tech to 36.7 percent (22-60) shooting, including just 6-of-24 from three-point range. The Lady Raiders also hit just 3-of-5 free throws.
Nebraska managed just 37 percent (20-54) shooting, and 4-of-15 threes, but knocked down 12-of-18 free throws to seal the win. Texas Tech won the rebounding battle, 39-36, but the Huskers won the turnover battle, 10-7.
The Huskers jumped out to a 10-0 lead in the first five minutes before building the lead to 13 points twice in the first seven minutes. NU led 21-9 before Tech's Morris hit a three-pointer to spark a 10-0 Lady Raider run capped by Wickett's three-pointer with 6:38 left to cut NU's lead to 21-19.
Texas Tech took its first lead on a pair of Wickett free throws to make it 27-26 with 2:33 left, but Leick answered with three straight points. Morris hit another three to give the lead back to Tech with 50 seconds left in the half, but NU executed with a pair of baskets down the stretch to take a 33-30 lead into the locker room.
NU went 13-of-32 from the field, including 3-of-9 from three-point range, while hitting 4-of-7 free throws. The Huskers also outrebounded Tech, 19-17, and won the turnover battle, 6-3. The Lady Raiders hit 12-of-27 shots from the floor, including 4-of-12 threes, while going 2-of-3 at the line in the first half.
In the second half, Nebraska continued to execute, scoring on its first three possessions of the half to maintain a 40-35 lead, but Texas Tech responded with a 12-0 run to take its biggest lead of the night at 47-40 with 10:59 left. At that point, the Huskers had gone more than seven minutes without scoring.
But Nebraska responded with a pair of free throws, before Kellie McCann-Smith added her only points of the night to trim the Tech margin to 47-44 with 9:43 to play. After a Tech bucket, Redmon and Leick combined for six straight points to give NU the lead 51-49 with 6:41 left.
The score was stuck for 2:37 before a Wickett free throw trimmed the margin to 51-50. Hooper then hit a huge 15-footer with 2:09 left to make it 53-50, before a Moore free throw gave NU a two-possession lead at 54-50 with 1:00 left.
Morris then buried a three to make it a one-point game - Tech's lone field goal in the final 9:25. Moore answered with a pair of free throws, and Texas Tech had a pair of Morris three-point attempts go well off the mark in the final 10 seconds.
Nebraska returns to action on Wednesday night when the Huskers travel to Missouri to take on the Tigers. Tip-off at Mizzou Arena is set for 7 p.m. with live radio coverage from the Husker Sports Network, including free live audio on Huskers.com.
Source: University of Nebraska Athletic Dept.


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Dr. King's Life, For Children
Coretta Scott King said that it was fun to see her children's names in the credits alongside Samuel Jackson, Susan Sarandon, John Travolta and Whoopi Goldberg. They and a dozen other stars are the voices of characters in the video movie ''Our Friend, Martin,'' based on the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., released by CBS Fox on Tuesday to commemorate the King holiday.
The film is partly a fictional, animated story inspired by King's life and partly documentary coverage of a few major events in his career. In the animated portions, Dexter King is the voice of his father in his 30's; Yolanda King is Martin's sister.
Assigned a class project on King's teachings, several sixth graders time-travel back to his days as a student in a segregated high school in Atlanta. They befriend Martin, who is surprised to see black and white children mix as friends. Subsequent time travels visit the boycotts and demonstrations in Birmingham, Ala., and 1963 march on Washington with its ''I have a dream'' oration.
Returning to the present, the children learn Martin will be assassinated. To save him, they go back to their first meeting with him and convince him to accompany them into the present, thereby avoiding the shot fired in Memphis in 1968. But this means that all that King achieved would never have happened and that society would be as segregated and bigoted as it ever was. Martin returns to live out the actuality.
How does Mrs. King (Oprah Winfrey in the film) regard race relations today? ''I'm always hopeful,'' she said. The family was approached about a number of film projects, but she favored animation that would teach children King's way of bringing about social change. ''The younger generation needs to feel good about themselves and the nation,'' she said. ''We have to show kids how they can become empowered.''Continue reading the main story
A Frankenheimer Chat
Among the many extras packed onto digital video disks are interviews with filmmakers and, on some DVD's, a reprise of the film with running commentary by the director on how each scene was made. On Feb. 23, those features will advance a notch or two with the release of ''Ronin'' by MGM
On the disk, John Frankenheimer will describe his film, a thriller about a gang of thieves trying to recover a briefcase filled with no one knows what. But then comes a departure. Viewers will be invited to a guided tour of the movie, so to speak, on the Internet on March 14 at 8 P.M.
This may be the ultimate interactive way to watch a movie. On the appointed day, view the film on your television set, then plug the disk into your computer's DVD-ROM. You will be linked to the site, where Mr. Frankenheimer will meet you to discuss the film, complete with storyboards and behind-the-scenes clips. A 30-minute chat session follows. You supply the refreshments.
Straight to Video
Other new titles of interest, some of which may have had a theater release at one time or appeared on television.
SOMETHING WITHIN ME. An award winner at Sundance, Jerret Engle's documentary examines St. Augustine's school in the Bronx, where music and other arts are treated as importantly as academic subjects. 1993. Vanguard. $19.95. 61 minutes. Information: (800) 218-7888.
FIREWORKS. Set in the hard-boiled world of cops and yakuza (gangsters), Takeshi Kitano's handsome, meticulously edited film dispatches a detective (Kitano) with a terminally ill wife on a bloody and tragicomic quest for justice after his partner is gunned down. A painter as well as an actor and tough guy, Mr. Kitano also contributes some of his own art work to eerie effect in a film that mixes violence with silent brooding over multiple tragedies. 1998. New Yorker. $94.98. 103 minutes. Japanese with English subtitles. No rating. Release date: Jan. 19.
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We praise the Lord for a successfull summer camp this year. We had many new kids from the area of our church, as well as kids from a new area, which I mentioned before. The second week we lost some kids halfway through the week. Parlamentary elections were held that week; why that affected children, I'm not sure. Several years ago, we decided to make our goal consistency in attendance instead of large numbers. The main goal of camp is to draw new kids and try to get them coming on Sundays after camp. I am thankful for just such results this year. Now our goal is to get them estabished before school starts. For some reason, when school starts parents, as well as kids I guess, think they don't have time to come to church on Sundays anymore. Several children responded to invitations. We will continue to try to bring them along to a full understanding of salvation. Now we have a week of camp in the country. We would appreciate your prayers for this week, as we get the kids away from worldly influences for four days and try to influence them for God through His word.
One exciting thing from Sunday: One of our member's brothers came to church. I met with him today to talk about salvation. He is supposed to come on Sunday to meet again concerning salvation. He lives in another province in the west-central part of the country, and will be going home soon. He seems very open.


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These delicious treats may look like Twix bars and have the same crunch bite in them, but they have a unique marble swirl on top of them. Try these delicious marbled chocolate caramel slices.
- 2 1/4 cups (280g) all-purpose flour
- Scant 1/2 cup (90g) superfine sugar
- 3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks or 170g) unsalted butter, softened
- 7 tablespoons (100g) unsalted butter, diced
- Scant 1/2 cup (100g) brown sugar
- 14 ounce can (415 ml) sweetened condensed milk
- 4 ounces (115g) semi-sweet chocolate
- 4 ounces (115g) milk chocolate
- 2 ounces (56g) white chocolate
1Preheat the oven to 350ºF/180ºC.
2Combine the butter, flour, and superfine sugar in a bowl with your hands. Mix thoroughly until the mixture resembles as fine breadcrumbs and a crumbly "dough".
3Press the dough in a pre-greased or non-stick 13"x9" (23x33 cm) pan. Use the back of a spoon to smooth it evenly into the tin. Use fork prongs to prick all over and bake for 20 minutes. Set on the side to cool.
4Add the brown sugar, diced butter, and condensed milk into a medium sized pan. Place over a low to medium heat and stir until the sugar has dissolved. Continue stirring and bring the mixture to a boil. Lower to a simmer and continue to stir for 5 to 10 minutes. Remove from the heat.
5Carefully pour and layer the mixture on top of the baked crust. Use a rubber spatula to spread evenly and place on the side to cool.
6Place the semi-sweet, milk, and white chocolates into separate bowls. Melt each chocolate in the microwave until completely melted. Use a spoon to drizzle lines of the semi-sweet and milk chocolates over the caramel filling.
7Add small spoonful "blobs" of melted white chocolate in random spots.
8Carefully swirl the melted chocolate in circles to create marbled effects. A small knife tip, chopstick, or bamboo skewer works well.
9Cool on the side and cut into pieces when the chocolate has completely solidified.
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Great summary, can aggree on quite everything.
The Story in Avernum 1 was probably a little bit better in dragging you in, but it had a very bad ending part which lost any logic. Like the companion quests which felt like tucked on afterwards. Much better implemented in the second game as you wrote. I particularily like that you actually have choices in the Spiderweb games. While in Bioware games you have the coice between good and evil, and essentially in 90% as a "good" character you can't really chose (because the other option would just be absurd), in Spiderweb games both sides makes sense in some way without putting you into the "good" or "evil" corner.
For me the combat imbalance played a bigger factor, but I also play games for challenge partially. And if you don't play the game on Torment that's probably not much of a factor.
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Clause, 853, has disclosed in yet to be released legal documents that his company Clause Christmas Capers is heading towards liquidation, if someone doesn't bail him out. He has asked the World Bank for a special emergency loan of £800billion.
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Toys'R'Us, the biggest toy company in the UK, relies heavily on sales to Mr Clause's company. In fact, 85% of all toy and games console sales in the UK are through Clause Christmas Capers. The toy and games console industry has an annual turnover of £450 million and employs over 750,000 people. And the UK is already dangerously close to an unemployment disaster as it is.
As well as that, Clause Christmas Capers employs over 2,000 staff in its head office in Ice Town, North Pole. Most of the staff, or elves as they are better known, are orphans from Malawi who have nowhere else to go, speak only Elf and only have basic carpentry skills.
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The McNary area fifth grade honor choir, as well as honor choirs from McNary, Whiteaker and Claggett Creek will perform. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Admission is free, but donations are welcomed.
The fifth grade honor choir is an auditioned choir made up of fifth graders from the McNary feeder schools. The students are chosen by the schools' music teachers based on singing ability and musical experience.
Honor choirs are intended to give students an opportunity to expand their musical skills, to give students a window into choral music throughout the years of middle school and high school and to provide the community a window into the quality music education occurring at all grade levels.
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Often called "Pebble Beach South of the Border".
It's now officailly on my list.
Quite the view....What a beautiful course ! Definitely adding Bajamar on my 'to play' list... BTW - Welcome to the community bblack1957 !
Looks like great par 3.
I played there about 10 years ago. While it was nice, it's too scary south of the border any more to make that trip. Way too many nice courses here in San Diego to bother going down there. Torrey Pines is good enough for me.
Very nice ! thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the response. Yeah I know that the perception is that anyone is crazy to go to Mexico but in my nearly 20 years of traveling on the Baja I've yet to experience anything negative. Like most places in the world if you are not looking for trouble you typically will not find it.
Nice place, I love coast courses.