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Winnebago County General Primary Candidates–March 19, 2002
Winnebago County General Primary Candidates–March 19, 2002
Senior Editors Note: A list of candidates for the City of Rockford offices will be presented in the near future. It is being compiled. Following is a list of the candidates for county-wide offices. The filing deadline was December 17.
Whoever wins the primary nod in county board districts 2, 4, 6, 9, and 14 is in. The failure of both parties to slate opposition in all districts is most interesting and suggests infighting within each party, and a possible agreement between the parties to divvy up the districts.
The failure of the Republicans to slate candidates for the Sheriff and Treasurers races is also rather interesting.
Yet, the overall number of primary candidates is very unusual for this county, suggesting some are fed up with the present party structures.
Office Democrat Republican
Clerk Mike Daniel Hughes Tom Hawes
Robert (Rob) Humphries David F. Johnson
Sheriff Richard (Dick) Meyers
Regional Office
Treasurer Susan J. Goral
County Board Members
District Democrat Republican
District 1 Thomas Dal Santo Randal Olson
Cheryl Box Dennis S. Owens
Owen T. Bach
District 2 Bradley E. Meisenberg
Susan McDonald
Lawrence M. Bauer
Dave Yeske
District 3 Douglas R. Aurand Gary R. Jury
Jim Davis
Steven A. Brien
District 4 John Terranova
Donald J. Kerestes
David J. Fiduccia
Chris K. Johnson
District 5 A.C. Dave Davis Peter M. Pete MacKay
Paul Gorski Randy F. Sturm
Eugene S. Gene Bolek
Kevin J. McCarthy
District 6 Dorothy Redd
Pearl Hawks
Mark C. Philpot
District 7 Polly Berg William C. Bill Peterson
Nick F. Falzone Ray C. Graceffa
District 8 Phillip R. Johnson Glenn Bud Wilkins
Melvin L. Paris John M. Elliott
District 9 Patti Thayer
Mary Ann Aiello
District 10 Bob Kinnison
John Ekberg
District 11 Jim Hughes Bill Neblock
George Bill Coffey
Tuffy Quinonez
Mark Dauenbaugh
District 12 George Anne Duckett
Jack D. Crook
Reggie A. Taylor
Amy I. Hill
Constance King-Sturdivant
District 13 James M. Peterson David R. Dave MacKay
Rick Pollack
District 14 Bruce Roberts
John M. Sweeney
W. Timothy Simms

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|18 Aug 2011
external altec lansing speakers keep making high Pitched Noise
I bought this speakers a while ago for my older computer and recently i bought this new hp so im using them on my new hp desktop and ever since i bought the speakers they have allways made this high pitched noise .Now my HDD makes the same high pitched noise but not as loud as my speakers make it i feel like the speakers are just transmitting the sound tha the HDD is making but just alot louder?
Thanks for any help in advanced
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Thats easy to determine if the speakers are causing it or the hard drive is generating the noise, power off the speakers and see if the hard drive's noise goes away.
I would suspect its the hard drive.
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I would call HP and get the drive replaced under warranty. I've had "cheap" OEM drives that were noisy and it won't get any better.
As far as the speakers, it's whether you want to put up with the noise or not.
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Sky in talks for GAA TV deal
Supporters may have to pay up to watch games in championship
GAA fans could be hit with TV subscription charges to watch some of this year's All-Ireland championship games.
Sky Sports are believed to be at an advanced state of negotiations with Croke Park to enter the GAA market as part of an overall deal featuring a range of broadcasters.
RTE will continue as the main rights holder, but several other stations, including Sky, are also interested in getting a slice of the market.
It's understood that negotiations have taken place under which the Sky package would feature up to 10 games, including two All-Ireland quarter-finals. It's unclear whether Sky's bid is in conjunction with an other broadcaster.
Awarding Sky exclusive rights to a particular package would spark anger among the GAA public as it would leave them facing subscription charges.
There's already disquiet among GAA fans over the deal with Setanta – a subscription channel for many people – to show Saturday night Allianz League games.
There would be much more opposition to granting TV rights for championship games to subscription channels. However, the GAA are keen to exploit their prime product to the maximum – hence the interest in Sky who have a proven record in promoting the sports they cover.
The GAA are keen to broaden the international dimension of their coverage, both as a service to Irish people abroad and to increase revenue. The last TV deal is understood to be worth around €10m per annum to the GAA, but market analysts believe that figure could be increased significantly if a wider overseas audience was reached.
RTE, TV3 and BBC were the main rights holders under the last agreement. Sky's arrival – even on a limited basis – would be a major plus for the GAA in financial and exposure terms, but would not go down well with supporters who faced a subscription fee.
GAA president Liam O' Neill yesterday declined to comment on Sky's possible involvement in the new television deal.
"There's a process going on at the moment and to speak about it would be unfair to those involved. It's tied up in a legal process.
"The process is nearing completion and we look forward to an announcement as soon as we possibly can," he said.
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Napoli might have taken the lead in securing Ghana winger Andre Ayew from Olympique Marseille but an interest from Manchester United has scampered their chances.
The Italian Serie A side reportedly tabled a $16 million offer for the Black Stars winger but latest reports from England have revealed incoming Manchester United manager Luis van Gaal has already made the 2011 BBC African Football of the Year Award winner his major transfer target.
The Dutch gaffer will offload up a dozen of players including Portuguese winger Nani and wants to replace him with Andre Ayew who has scored five times and assisted thrice from the wings in the Ligue 1 this term for Marseille.
Andre Ayew training at Marseille
Andre has always admitted his interest in playing in the English top-flight and has been consistently been linked with a move to Merseysiders Liverpool.
The Reds could have easily outmuscled Napoli from the race to land the winger but they have gone in pursuit of Belgian star Eden Hazard who is linked with a move away from Chelsea after a bust-up with Jose Mourinho.
van Gaal has agreed to join United after the end of this summer's World Cup in Brazil as he lead the Holland squad into the 2014 World Cup.
van Gaal earmarks Andre Ayew
However, the Holland coach would get his first feel and better assessment of Ayew when he plays for Ghana in an international friendly against his Holland side later this month.
Manchester United's bid could still face competition from home rivals Liverpool who would offer Uefa Champions League football to the 24-year-old.
While United, Liverpool and Napoli fight over the winger, Marseille are hoping to clinch on to their playmaker who has spent seven seasons at the Stade Velodrome, as they harbour plans to name him captain next season.
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San Francisco 49ers vs San Diego Chargers takes place on Thursday night in an NFL Preseason 2013 week 4 west coast clash. The 49ers will be favorites to win through this game, which is the last for both teams before the season gets underway in September. The game is scheduled to start at 10 p.m. ET (7 p.m. PST) and can be watched online through free live stream (details below).
The 49ers were impressive last week, destroying Minnesota 34-14 as they finally showed some form this preseason. Prior to last week's game the 49ers had been disappointing, losing 6-10 to the Denver Broncos, and beating Kansas City by just 15-13. Scoring just 21 points in their first two games had made for tough viewing for fans, but they finally let loose last week and piled on 34 points against a Minnesota side not quite sure how to respond.
Quarterback Scott Tolzien has completed 18 from 34 throws for 188 yards, and he will be hoping to ramp things up somewhat.
In rush, Jewel Hampton and LaMichael James have not been at their best. Hampton has carried 27 for just 78 yards at just 2.9 yards average per carry. Meanwhile, James has carried just 22 times for 59 yards, which is an average of 2.7 yards per carry. The 49ers will be hoping for more penetration through their rush line up.
Meanwhile, the Chargers will be hoping to build on their good win last week. Having suffered two straight losses against Seattle and Chicago in Weeks 1 and 2 of the preseason, they finally claimed their first win against the Cardinals last week in a good 24-7 win.
If they can claim another win tonight against the 49ers they will definitely be looking with more confidence towards their season opener against the Houston Texans on Sept. 9.
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Piracy Alerts!
I really like Wil Wheaton, and even liked him as Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation. If you haven't kept up, he is a major blogging force these days as well as other stuff. His site is here.
Today he takes on all of the anti-piracy warnings we have to watch loaded on legit DVD's:
Yay! I'm not the only fan of Wesley Crusher. I thought Wil Wheaton was one of the better actors on STTNG. The writers didn't do him justice. They should have leaned away from the "prodigy" stuff.
You guys liked Wesley Crusher? Wasn't that this youngish smartass that was constantly blocking my view on Diana Troy (or whatever her name was)?
Everytime I'm forced to see one of those brutal anti-piracy warnings on a DVD I bought, I feel tempted to throw it out of the window. I really want to scream: "IT'S MINE, YOU MORONS! I BOUGHT IT!!!"
And all the *really* tough people I know are or were fans of Wesley Crusher. The girly-men who pretended to be real men weren't. I wasn't, but I stopped watching Star Trek after the animated series (sort of), and I'm not really manly, so I don't count, anyway :harl:.
Arex and M'ress were the best characters ever!
I know there was lot of hate against Wesley from lots of ST fans, but I liked him too! Even his "prodigy" stuff. I must have been in my very early teens when I was watching TNG, so that might have something to do with it.
Regarding the piracy thing… as always, it's the honest customers that have to suffer. Pirates probably get better quality (read: no anti-piracy warnings), how twisted is that?
I'm not a real Star Trek fan, but W.C. certainly wasn't my favourite character. That seat is reserved for Mr Spock of the first Star Trek episodes. (Although I have to say I'm only familiar with the one from the movies)
Btw, Jaz, I pretend to be a real man!
About the anti-piracy stuff -> Once I just cracked my own bought DVD and deleted this scene. I decided that it would be to costly to do it for them all, but at least one DVD is without that one.
beverly crusher was the hottest but maybe since i was a kid maybe it was just the attractive teacher phase. besides tasha was killed off by dick cheneys future descendent in the first season. and troi would have been sexier without having to wear revealing clothing had she used her real accent.
Beverly was the perfect hot for teacher fantasy.
Troi was kinda like the little cheerleader.
Tasha was the kinda girl you didn't tell your mama about.
Guinan, now there's a woman :D She was like Dr. Who.
I guess that I'm the only one here who is thinking "get a life"? This is something to get worked up about? Plz….
carry on
guess they need to make the show 'beastmaster the next generation' staring hasselholf and his pet panther kitana to interest you guys…
I like Star Trek and have found all it's offspring entertaining (although Im no real fan), and youll find no argument from me regarding either Dr Crusher's matronly hotness or Deanna Troi's celestial body. My post has to do with Wil's obscenity laced rant over what amounts to a minute or so of commercial in the beginning of a DVD, before the film even begins.
We all have our crosses to bear, Wil. Some greater than others.
Well, I can see how people may find it just as bad.. annoying.. INFURIATING!!1 as Dancing Ads. ;)
Not as omnipresent tho! ='.'=
Will Wheaton is really cool and he managed to redefine himself with his blogs. Its a shame that Roddenberry created this embarrassing character that he had to play. Now, I'm glad he got the work but the character was 8 years old and he must have been about 14 when he started.
Incidentally, its strongly suggested that he's Picard's illegitimate son. Making him this super space genius space alien god to try to elevate his character was annoyingly sad.
Does anyone remember seeing Wesley in the last movie? He actually had a slightly larger part (speaking) that ended up on the floor.
I'm not sure of how wise this comment of his is. This attack against this DVD message is not going to endure him to many producers except those who really, really like piracy.
In the special Weakest Link Star Trek episode the majority of the various cast members proved themselves to be extremely smart and he stole the show by making passes at Roxann Biggs-Dawson (B'Elanna Torres). He ended up coming in third to Robert Picardo ("The Doctor") and the evenual winner, LeVar Burton (Geordi LaForge, Kunta "Toby" Kinte). The final award was $750 000 a record for anyone on the show.
I don't like them either, but isn't it basically the same as Copy Protection on games. We who BUY the games have to face CP like Starforce, while the Pirates don't!! Silly really.
Heh, check this out, got the link from one of the comments in Wil's blog entry:
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Colleges' physical education expectations sink for students
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- A new study published by the Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport asserts that only 39% of four-year colleges said they demanded that students to meet physical education requirements, down from around two-thirds in the 1990s and '80s.
- The study was based on the analysis of the websites of 354 randomly selected schools, USA Today reports.
- The shift comes as schools shift away from requiring students to take classes outside of their majors, Steve Mitchell, president-elect of the National Association for Sport and Physical Education, indicated.
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"... The new study, published in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, does not address why colleges are dropping the requirements. But one big factor is the broader shift away from requiring students to take many classes outside their majors, says Steve Mitchell, president-elect of the National Association for Sport and Physical Education. He is a physical education professor at Kent State University in Ohio, which has no physical education requirement. ..."
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Dollar Update
In an article I wrote in March on silver, I suggested a major dollar rally was imminent. As it turned out, the dollar rally had begun at the end of 2004, but it took until the summer for the move to exceed previous rally sizes and thus confirm its status.
Now in September, we have the dollar at another interesting juncture. Since 2001, the US Dollar Index traced out an Elliott impulse wave until December of 2004. The chart below shows that major bear move as well as the 65 week moving average or long term market changes. A three and half year down move shaved nearly a third off the dollar's value compared to a basket of major currencies. That move has completed as it hit the multi-decade support at the 80 level. Naturally, such a strong support line may suggest the bear is over, but as stated before, I do not believe the dollar bear market is over by a long way.
The second article I wrote on the 4th June entitled "The Curious Case of the Dollar Rally" suggested an initial rally of the 2001-2004 bear up to 91 based on a study of other smaller rallies during the dollar plunge. Four weeks after that article, the dollar topped out at 90.77 and has been on a downturn since then. So far, this drop has hit a low of 86, but how much further can it go? The chart below shows the progress of our dollar rally.
As before, I stay with my WXYcorrection pattern with the only surprise being the length the final leg took from late April until early July. A WXY corrective pattern is a rarer form than the normal ABC zigzag or flat corrections, but is nevertheless valid. However, can one say that this 6-month correction is over and the dollar bear market is about to embark on its next and possibly most damaging leg down?
On the one hand, "yes" is a reasonable answer. After all, the rally has retraced to the predicted 91 mark, it is a complete corrective pattern in and of itself and it has run longer than smaller degree rallies. All seems done and dusted, so can we now go short the dollar and long gold and silver?
Well, I have some observations that make me wonder if we are not yet over the correction. Firstly, the 6 months elapsed still doesn't look long enough for a higher degree correction. Six months constitutes 14% of the time of the prior 42-month bear down leg. Statistical studies of Elliott wave patterns suggest that nearer 30% is a better figure. That would mean the current two-month down move is only the midpoint of our overall correction to be followed by one more rally before the big plunge.
Secondly, if the rally from December did end at 90.77 in July, we would expect to see a five-part impulse wave begin the new bear leg. The numbers (1) to (5) in the chart marks this proposed impulse wave. It looks neat enough at a superficial level, but one of the classical rules of Elliott Wave Theory stipulates that wave 4 should not infringe on the price territory of wave 2. This it has done as shown by the horizontal line joining (2) and (4) - note that wave (4) has crossed over than line. I would also add that wave (3) doesn't look like a wave 3 to me either. So, it looks overall that we have finished wave A and are now somewhere in wave B before moving back up to the 91 level some months from now in a wave C.
I could be wrong, but chart interpretations are all about probabilities and the probability slightly favours a continued rally into early 2006. What would disprove this interpretation? Quite simply, we need to see a significant breach of the old low of 80.39 hit in late December (see chart). Until that point is reached, I am personally cautious but, as ever, a long-term bull on gold and silver!
Roland Watson writes the investment newsletter The New Era Investor that can be purchased for an annual subscription of $99. In issue 7 out next week, it is noted that only 1% of the capital markets is now tied up in gold, but what was the percentage in 1980 when gold was riding high and how does that reflect on the future price of gold when another 1980-type crisis hits? Read issue 7 to find out.
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Black River senior center Jake Maund can still feel the sting.
His Pirates had fallen to Girard, 56-14, in the OHSAA regional semifinals and it broke Maund's heart.
He grew up with his teammates. He can remember playing in third grade with most of them, and they have always had the same dream — and losing to Girard, like they did — was not part of what they had hoped and worked for. Finishing 9-3 was fine, but there was a lot more they wanted.
"I think about it every day," Maund said of the loss. "I can't let go of it. We, as a team, can't let go of it. We have this goal to go far in the state playoffs, and that loss showed us what we had to do. We've worked since that day, getting stronger, faster and smarter as a football team. And, now, I think the only team that can stop us is us."
In 2011, the Pirates were able to move the ball at will for most of the season. Black River averaged 38.5 points per game and was able to score 48 points or more six times. Junior running back Andrew Vaughn rushed for 1,901 yards last year, while fullback Austin Phillips chipped in with over 1,300. Senior quarterback Dakota Kuntz is a three-year starter that threw for over 1,200 yards last season.
With everyone back, Black River coach Al Young is enthusiastic about his offensive backfield.
"I would say that's the strength of the team," Young said. "Andrew had a fantastic season and we expect big things from him. Austin is very talented and Dakota has done a great job of maturing over the years and he looks really good right now. He's had two good scrimmages and should continue to get better."
Maund expects big things from the backfield as well.
"I love blocking for those guys because they run so hard and are two of my best friends," he said. "It makes me really want to do my job well. We work together and train together."
Defensively, Black River is switching from a five-man to a four-man front this season. With quite a bit of depth returning on the defensive side, Maund doesn't think the Pirates will skip a beat.
"I think our defense will be something everyone wants to watch," he said. "We've worked hard to become more physical. We're also a lot faster and a lot meaner."
When a program is winning, more people want to be a part of it. Last year the Pirates had 47 players on their roster. This year the number will be in the 60's as Black River is expected to compete for the Patriot Athletic Conference title.
"That's going to create some depth," Young said about the increased numbers. "We have a large junior and senior class with a good mixture of experience and talent. We had some success last year, so we're pretty excited about this season."
Maund just wants to get things started so he can wipe the memory of Girard from his mind. He thinks this season can be very special at Black River.
"I've known these guys all my life," he said. "We're all friends and have been together forever. We've dreamed of big things and approach things the same way. I know I can't let down for one moment…for one play because that one block you make could mean the difference in a series, in a game or in a season.
"That's how we approach our training…we focus on that one play. You can never let up because you don't want to let your team down. That one play could mean everything."


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Jim Daniels, the Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities writer-in-residence at St. Thomas this week, will discuss his short story, "No Pets," following the showing of a film by the same name.
The film, based on his short story, will be shown from 3:15 to 5 p.m. Thursday, March 8, in Room 126, John R. Roach Center for the Liberal Arts.
Daniels, author of five books of poetry, will read from his work at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 6, in Room 304, Murray-Herrick Campus Center.
For more information, see the story that appeared in last week's Bulletin Today.


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A Batavia man accused of welfare fraud has been located. 36-year-old Michael Schramm was found in Ohio after a warrant was issued for his arrest here in Genesee County.
Schramm allegedly failed to disclose that he was employed full time on a farm in Niagara County while receiving assistance. He received a total of $17,026.39 in medical assistance and food stamps.
His wife, Deborah Schramm had previously been charged in the same case.
After an investigation by the County's Department of Social Services Schramm has been charged with one count of grand larceny and two counts of offering a false instrument for filing in the first degree.
Schramm is in jail without bail, he will appear in Batavia town court on May 21st.


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Monrovia Nurseries Financial Woes
What to make of the news of Monrovia potentially selling to the box stores? Monrovia finds itself in financial problems, like so many businesses these days. I am sure they look back and see places where decisions could have been made that might have prevented this. Who of us hasn't found ourselves doing the same thing? The current sour economic conditions have thrown the whole horticultural industry into a tailspin. It's no ones fault. It just is what it is. Monrovia has for years sold only to independents. Independents have done their best to support Monrovia. The current financial situation caused many independents to cut back, or cancel their spring bookings. Now Monrovia finds itself having to ask it's customers to increase their spring bookings by 22 million dollars. If that figure cannot be reached they may have to start selling to the box stores to make up the difference. We feel bad Monrovia has come to this point. We do understand it may be the only way out for them, but nothing will be the same after that. Think about it. Independents who have supported Monrovia for all these years have to buy a whole lot more, putting their bottom lines at risk, or Monrovia is going to sell to the box stores?
Talking to some industry friends, some say they don't mind if Monrovia has to sell plants to the boxes, as long as it's not the exclusive varieties, or in branded containers. Monrovia would sell plants to box stores in plain black containers, and continue to sell independents the branded green containers with Monrovia printed on the side. Really? Looking back now I wish Monrovia had stuck with black containers. When times we're better, the branded containers represented a higher end product. Now it signals a more expensive product. Customers, who have access to information like never before, are not going to see this? "Gee, I heard you can buy Monrovia quality plants cheaper at the box stores in black containers." Same plants, different packaging and pricing. A box store dream. Bottom line, once your in bed with the chains, it's hard to get out.
I have a had a good relationship with Monrovia for over 30 years, ever since their logo was a man wearing a fedora hat smoking a pipe. Remember that? It is a quality company with lot's of great people. If we had lot's of cash on hand, and a belief that next year people would be coming in to buy landscape plants, we might place a spring order. Unfortunately we don't have a lot of cash on hand, and frankly I don't see next spring being much better than this spring. Did you see the jobs report today? Monrovia's plea to buy more from them does not fall on deaf ears. Reality sometimes bites, as Monrovia and many of us in the business can relate.
We have been talking at this blog for years about the fragmentation of the nursery industry. Those that sell to box stores, and those that sell to independents. Monrovia is one of the last major wholesale players that has been exclusive to independents. Independents will have to buy from more local or regional wholesale nurseries, which has been the trend the last few years. Monrovia's quality plants in box stores will make it even harder for small nurseries to stand out. We have to find a new direction if we are going to survive and thrive.
The box stores will continue to dominate, and are getting better and better at doing it. Independents, better find your niche and claim it for yourself.
Update: There are comments at my last post that relate to this issue. Read them here.
Update: Steve Cissel of 10-20 Media sent along a link to an article at The Ellison Chair in International Floriculture. It's interesting to note that production and supply of nursery plants is much declined from last year. In addition quality has dropped off significantly as nurseries try to hold onto un-sold plants for future sales. Inflation is starting to rear it's head. "I have no doubt that in 2011 there will be plant shortages. Some plants may not be found at all and some we may have temporary outages. Prices are going to go up", say's the author. Higher wholesale prices, diminished quality, and reduced inventory. What are we going to do? Absorb the costs, or pass them along to a public that is being trained to expect lower prices?


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Who shot Brother Semyon Ivanivich Popov? There were only four professors in the building on the night of the shooting: a feminist theologian, a distinguished scripture scholar, an expert on the Talmud, and a young tenure-seeking professor whom Blackie compares to a silverback gorilla.
It turns out that the mystery of the locked room is simple compared to the international intrigue that swiftly develops around the case. Intelligence agents from diverse nations seem to be involved, as well as both the Sicilian and Russian mobs. Blackie soon finds himself the target of threats and actual bullets as he seeks to unravel the deepening mystery surrounding the murdered monk, whose murky secrets may stretch all the way to the Vatican itself!
Murder is more than academic in yet another delightful whodunit by one of America's most popular storytellers.
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"A new mystery steeped in theological arcana and academic ambiguity....another supremely entertaining adventure." (Booklist)
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McKee to Speak at Annual Meeting Nov. 16
Olympian and CYC member Jonathan McKee will be the featured speaker at the club's annual general meeting Tuesday, Nov. 16 at the Shilshole clubhouse. The meeting, open to members only, will begin with a social hour starting at 6 p.m. and the program starting at 7 p.m.
Also at the meeting, club members will elect new officers and directors for 2011, and will hear reports on 2010 club activities and performance as well as plans for next year. A slate of candidates will be presented by the club nominating committee, chaired by Staff Commodore Joe James. Members are Suzette Connolly, Eric Sanderson, Jim Frazier and Carol Buchan.
The Nominating Committee present the following nominees for the 2011 CYC Board. Ballots have been mailed to voting members of CYC, and the election will occur at the Annual Membership Meeting at our Shilshole Clubhouse the evening of November 16, 2010.
Ballots are also available for downloading here.
|CYC Officers
|Wayne Balsiger
|Ken Johnson
|Vice Commodore
|Bruce Vandeventer
|Rear Commodore
|Jerry Diercks
|Fleet Captain – Race
|Mike Irish
|Fleet Captain – Cruise
|Remmert Wolters
|Lydia Volberding
|CYC Directors
|Brian Watkins
|Term expiring in 2012
|Bob Ross
|Term expiring in 2012
|Jonathan Flack
|Term expiring in 2012
|John Fry
|Term expiring in 2011
Bios for CYC Officers and Directors
Candidate for Commodore, Wayne Balsiger
Wayne has been a member of CYC since 1981 and was commodore in 1991; Wayne has agreed to step forward once again to bring his experience in support of CYC. He currently races his Thistle, Rainbow and serves a USYRU judge at local events. Wayne ran the highly successful Heart of CYC fundraising campaign and is now an analyst for T-Mobile.
Candidate for Vice Commodore, Ken Johnson
Ken has been a member of CYC since 1978. . An attorney, Ken is a long-time member of the Seattle San Juan 24 Fleet and currently owns and races Grauer Geist. He has been active in the club for many years, including assembling nominees for CYC's annual awards for review by the board as well as serving on the CYC Board.
Candidate for Rear Commodore, Bruce Vandeventer
Bruce's involvement with sailing goes back to his parent, who started sailing with CYC in Blanchards in the 1950's and then later sailed OK dinghies. Bruce was a junior member of CYC in the 1970's where he sailed C-Larks at Leschi. Later he became involved with the racing program first as a whaler driver and then later as PRO. Bruce is a former fleet captain-Race and currently is actively racing a 505 and the Melgest 24 Wiggle Room which he partners with Chris Johnson. He's also been the organizer for the CYC Rookie Rally for the past several years. Bruce is also a certified ski and snowboard instructor and instructor examiner.
Candidate for Fleet Captain Race, Jerry Diercks
Jerry has been a CYC member since 2005. Jerry is seeking to continue on in the position for an additional year. Jerry races his J105 Delirium when he isn't working on keeping our CYC race committee equipment in working condition.
Candidate for Fleet Captain Cruise, Mike Irish
Mike has been a CYC member since 2001. Mike enjoys racing his San Juan 24 weeknights on Lake Washington and racing and cruising his Cal 40 on the Sound. Mike has been a CYC Director in charge of facilities.
Candidate for Treasurer, Remmert Wolters
Remmert has been a member of CYC since 2003. Remmert is seeking to continue in his role of treasurer for an additional year. Remmert is an active member of the J24 fleet having made the transition from many years at the helm of his San Juan 24. As a board member he's worked to enhance members CYC Lake sailing experience by taking the lead on events such as the Lake Sailors Appreciation Night this past summer.
Candidate for Secretary, Lydia Volberding
Lydia has been a member of CYC since 2007. Lydia bought an Olson 30 and became involved with the Tacoma Women's Sailing Association. She has participated in two Vic-Maui's, the Van Isle 360, two Bayview Mackinac races, three Newport to Ensenada races, several Swiftures and a number of ocean deliveries. Lydia is actively involved with the Seattle J24 fleet, skippering her boat Jailbreak. When she is not sailing her own boat, Lydia can be found aboard the J109 Tantivy.
Candidate for two year Director, Brian Watkins
Brian has been a CYC member since 2006. He started racing off Shilshole in CYC races as a kid with his family in the early 70's and has been enjoying sailing and boating ever since. He has raced with some of the region's best in Etchells, J-24, and PHRF fleets, raced dinghies at Tufts, skippered his own keelboat, volunteered for several years with the Leukemia Cup, and organized many of the races in our area. Currently, he is doing more race committee and judging work for adult and junior events. Brian thinks it's good to have multiple clubs in the area since each has their own character and that it's also important for clubs to work together to build our sport.
Candidate for two year Director, Bob Ross
Bob has been a CYC member since 1983. Bob has served on CYCs board twice before and is the outgoing treasurer, 3 terms, for the Northwest Yacht Brokers Association. Many may know Bob from his starting J/Fest NW in 1984 and saving Whidbey Island Race Week in 1994 and heading it up for 14 years. He has been a J/24 fleet co-captain, organizer of the NW MORC championships, the first Lake Moonlight Race, Friday Night Sail Fest, Sail Sandpoint benefit regatta and been instrumental in forming all the J/Boat One Design Fleets in the NW.
He has been in the marine business for most of his life, over 35 years. He is the owner of Sail Northwest, dealers for J/Boats, MJM Yachts and a full service boat brokerage. Bob is managing partner in the Seattle Sailing Club which has over 200 members and will give over 700 adult sailing lessons this year. Bob's goal is to help build membership by exploring the offering of more services other than just racing. "We have resources at our disposal that are underutilized. These resources should be used to enhance the club experience for our members and give new benefits to belong to CYC."
Candidate for two year Director, Jonathan Flack
42 year old father of newborn daughter Nanami, Jonathan has been sailing since the age of 5 when his grandparents gave him his first sailboat (a Sunfish). Growing up in Seattle he soon found crew positions on many varied yachts sailing out of CYC and enjoyed many years sailing in varied positions before falling in love with the Star Class just prior to relocating to New York City for school.
While living in New York Jonathan actively sailed Stars and Vanguard 15's at Cedar Point Yacht Club as well as serving as crew on numerous one design yachts, including a National Championship on Dave Dellenbaugh's Thistle, tactician and trimmer for two time Soverell 33 NA Champion 'Burnaham Wood,' and numerous others, including the Edlu Trophy winning 'Strider' on which he served as navigator, tactician and helmsman.
Jonathan also sails aboard numerous classic S&S yachts back east as helmsman in the annual Pannerai classic series and is returning this spring to Antigua to drive the famed Puffin II in the annual Classic regatta.
Since returning home to Seattle Jonathan has become active on a number of boats including Commodore Rahn's Rubber Ducky on which he serves as Tactician. Jonathan will be rejoining the CYC Star fleet next year.
Candidate for one year Director, John Fry
John has been a member of CYC since 1998. An avid dingy sailor, since joining the club he has primarily raced in Snipes, with an occasional outing in his Laser. John learned to sail in Sabots on Alamitos Bay in Long Beach at the age of 8, and has enjoyed a passionate love of sailing ever since. Since 1975 he has raced 505's at the local, national, and international level, with an occasional foray into the Flying Dutchman.
John works as a Senior Portfolio Manager for the US Bank in Seattle and lives on Mercer Island with his family. He is past Fleet Captain for Snipe Fleet 444 at Leschi and current member of the CYC Board of Directors and CYC Lake Council.
Prior to moving to the Seattle in 1998, he lived in the New York area and raced Stars at the Cedar Point YC in Westport, Ct and Interclub's during the winters at the Larchmont YC in Larchmont, NY. Growing up in Chevy Chase, MD, John spent many of his summers sailing the waters of the Chesapeake Bay and was a member of the Severn Sailing Association.
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|John Rahn
|Junior Staff Commodore
|Kathryn Meyer
|Jim Frazier


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, Feb. 21 (UPI) -- KIDNAPPING DOMINANT MALES COULD ASSIST CONSERVATION
Kidnapping amorous males who hold a sexual monopoly over their peers may be the key to saving some endangered species, according to a New Scientist report. In some species, top males fight to restrict access to females, preventing subordinate males from mating. Such behavior helps to pass on qualities like strength to the next generation, but it also causes a decrease in the genetic diversity, making the species more vulnerable to sudden changes in the environment. That is especially true at lower numbers. "With just 200 individuals, you're really starting to worry about genetic diversity," said Peter Tolson, who works at the Toledo Zoo in Ohio. The solution may be to temporarily remove dominant males, which would give other males a shot at reproduction. The team, led by Allison Alberts at the San Diego Zoo, tested the idea on Cuban iguanas, which are not endangered. They removed the five highest-ranking males of a group for six weeks during the breeding season and found that other males quickly seized their chances and began breeding. When returned, the males quickly regained supremacy. Still, such interventions would be costly and time-consuming. "This is very much an emergency measure," said Alberts.
A team of biologists at Syracuse University and Wageningen University in the Netherlands has created the first global map of 'biodiversity hotspots' containing diverse arrays of plant-eating mammals, according to a report in this week's edition of the journal Nature. "We developed a way to identify prime regions for mammal diversity that could potentially become areas for conservation or restoration," said Mark Ritchie, professor of biology at Syracuse University's College of Arts and Sciences. "We were able to predict and explain the number of species in a given area based on the amount of rainfall and the fertility of the soil ... We are concerned that these prime regions show very little overlap with areas designated as 'hotspots' for the biodiversity of plants, birds, reptiles and other types of mammals," Ritchie said. "Thus, the areas we have identified for plant-eating mammals would have to be conserved separately." The most diverse populations of plant-eating mammals are found in areas of moderate rainfall, such as the Serengeti plains in Africa, Yellowstone National Park in the United States and the Punjab region of India. "The areas tend to produce enough vegetation to support large mammals, and vegetation that is of high enough quality to support small mammals. That is especially true in areas where the soil is most fertile," said Ritchie.
With the help of satellite images and software, researchers are plotting new routes to the Antarctic and the South Pole that could make it safer and easier to transport equipment and supplies. Led by Carolyn Merry, professor of civil engineering at Ohio State University, the team mapped potential routes across a stretch of the Ross Ice Shelf, one of the giant ice sheets that extends outward from the frozen continent. The routes begin from McMurdo Station, the main entryway to Antarctica -- some 850 miles from the South Pole -- and head toward the Leverett Glacier in the Transantarctic mountains. Overland travel across the stretch of the ice shelf between McMurdo and the glacier is fraught with danger because of deep crevasses that lie hidden under snow. Past this corridor, beyond the ice shelf to the South Pole, lies a safer terrain. Because of this treacherous landscape, supplies are often flown in, but overland travel could be more economical and convenient than air transport. "There is only a limited amount of material that you can put on a C-130," Merry said, referring to the type of aircraft used for transporting goods. "With tractor trailers, you could transport a large volume of supplies in a single trip." The team enhanced satellite images to pinpoint crevasses. "(These) are very hard to see from the ground and even from a low-flying airplane because a lot of them are bridged over by snow that drifts into them," Merry said.
After nearly 12 years in operation, the Hubble Space Telescope is about to get an upgrade that will greatly increase its power, according to a New York Times report. On Feb. 28, NASA will send the space shuttle Columbia toward the orbiting telescope, where astronauts will make five space walks to remove outdated equipment and install new instruments and power devices. Because of the complexity of the job, and because some of the parts they'll be replacing were not designed to be replaced at all, NASA managers say this will be one of the most difficult tasks ever undertaken by spacewalking astronauts. Hubble's new primary instrument will be the Advanced Camera for Surveys, which has faster, better detectors and a wider field of view, giving it up to ten times the 'discovering power' that it had before. "We are going after a lot of data we can't get now," said David Leckrone of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, the chief Hubble project scientist. "We can't begin to imagine what we will find."
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Pakistan and Afghanistan are working on a reconciliation "package deal" to be offered to the Afghan Taliban in a bid to bring a peaceful end to the decade-long conflict in the war-ravaged country.
Talks between members of the Afghan High Peace Council, led by Chairman Salahuddin Rabbani, and Pakistan's top political and military leadership focused on how to persuade insurgents to enter peace talks, said officials familiar with the development.
On the second day of his maiden trip, Rabbani held separate meetings with President Asif Ali Zardari and Army chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani. And even though officials were tightlipped about the extensive talks, sources claimed that the two sides were working towards a joint strategy for the Afghan endgame.
A senior foreign ministry official told The Express Tribune that the Afghan side acknowledged that the apparent deadlock in the reconciliation process was linked to the "lack of an incentive package" for the Taliban, who are willing to enter into the negotiations.
The official went on to add that Pakistan conveyed to the Afghan delegation that unless the Taliban were offered incentives, the peace process won't achieve the desired results.
"We can use our influence but the question is: do we have anything concrete to be offered to the Taliban," the official asked. He also attributed the apparent impasse in peace talks to the lack of clarity on the part of Afghanistan and the US.
However, the official said Pakistan and Afghanistan were now exploring several options which would hopefully pave the way for a "clear roadmap" to end the impasse.
Despite repeated attempts, the Foreign Office was not willing to share details of the talks. It said a statement is likely to be issued on Wednesday at the conclusion of Rabbani's visit.
The military also attempted to downplay the meeting between the army chief and Rabbani, saying it was a "courtesy call," where regional situation was discussed.
In a separate statement issued by the Presidency, Zardari assured the delegation that Pakistan would continue to extend every possible support to bring peace in Afghanistan.
Seeking 'religious' intervention
The Afghan peace envoy, meanwhile, sought help from Pakistan's religious leaders in encouraging the Afghan Taliban, Hezb-e-Islami and other resistance groups to join the reconciliation process, former Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Qazi Hussain Ahmed said on Tuesday.
Rabbani also met with JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, who is believed to have influence on the Afghan Taliban.
Chief of his eponymous faction of JUI Maulana Samiul Haq was also invited but his spokesman told The Express Tribune that he could not meet Rabbani because of his "busy schedule". Qazi met Rabbani at a hotel in Islamabad where they discussed the possible role of Pakistani religious and political leaders in the Afghan reconciliation process.
"Rabbani wants Pakistani leaders to use their influence to push forward the peace process and intra-Afghan dialogue," Qazi told The Express Tribune following the meeting.
"I told them that we will discuss his (Rabbani's) proposals with other Pakistani religious and political leaders before reaching a consensus on any role," he added.
(Additional reporting by Tahir Khan in ISLAMABAD)
Published in The Express Tribune, November 14th, 2012.


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Marco Huck To Continue Career, in Heavyweight Division
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Temperatures expected to drop below freezing tonight
New Englanders should keep extra blankets handy tonight, as temperatures will plummet below freezing, according to the National Weather Service.
The weather service has issued a freeze warning for the region from 2 a.m. to 9 a.m. Saturday.
"You'll really notice it during the overnight hours because that's when the cold air is really going to start pouring in,'' said meteorologist Alan Dunham.
Saturday will be sunny and cool and Sunday will be warmer, with temperatures rising to the high 60s.
The frigid temperatures tonight will kill sensitive plants and could bring an end to the growing season, according to the weather service.
People are encouraged to harvest or protect tender vegetation and to cover outdoor potted plants or bring them inside.
The low temperatures could also stop mosquito activity.
"Once a hard frost has occurred in an area, virtually all mosquitoes are killed off,'' State Public Health Veterinarian Catherine Brown said Thursday in a statement. "The risk of [Eastern equine encephalitis] becomes negligible once a hard frost has occurred.''
Brown said a small risk for West Nile virus remains and that cases have been reported after a hard frost because a few species of mosquitoes that carry the virus move indoors to wait out the winter.
Frost will blanket coastal areas of the Bay State overnight. The weather service has issued a frost advisory for Norfolk, Plymouth, and Suffolk counties.
The coldest temperatures will be in southwestern New Hampshire and areas in northern Massachusetts along Route 2, Dunham said.
The Connecticut River Valley, including Franklin, Hampshire, and northwestern Worcester counties, will have to face temperatures in the low to mid-20s, Dunham said.
Areas along Route 128, including Brockton, Taunton, and Attleboro, will see temperatures in the upper 20s, he said.
Boston won't be spared from the wintry weather and will have to brave temperatures in the low 30s.
"You'll be right around that freezing point,'' Dunham said.
The city will see temperatures in the mid-50s today, according to the weather service.
A cold front moving through the region could produce some showery rain this afternoon, Dunham said. "The front is marching across the state as we speak,'' he said.
Behind the front is "post-frontal precipitation,'' a pocket of moisture that could cause brief rain. The wet weather will "last into the late afternoon but most of the precipitation is light and then skies will clear out by this evening,'' Dunham said.
A high pressure system will move in right behind the cold front tonight and bring the icy temperatures into the state.
The sun will be big and bright Saturday, but temperatures will only climb to the mid-50s, according to the weather service.
There is a chance of showers overnight Saturday and temperatures will get as low as 45 in Boston.
The chance of rain continues into Sunday morning and temperatures will climb to 68, according to the weather service. The day will be breezy and winds will gust up to 30 miles per hour.
Sunday night will be mostly cloudy and temperatures will be near 60.


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US carries out horrific attacks of its own
The Boston bomb attack on innocent people was horrific and it makes one feel saddened and aggrieved for the ordinary people who attended the marathon.
Barack Obama gave a very appealing talk to the people of Boston and, indeed, many felt his sincerity.
However, how can he condone the use of drones to attack targets in Pakistan with innocent people being killed and maimed?
It certainly makes me very angry. It is never permissible to perpetrate atrocities – especially not in the name of peace.
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Yup, that's what I said: "the objectivism you refer to is otherwise known as philosophical realism..." Agreement!Pannapetar wrote:Furthermore, the terms "objectivism" and "philosophical realism" are often used synonymously in philosophy.
Since you don't like Wikipedia, here is Princeton University:Pannapetar wrote:I must also reject your objection that "phenomenalism is epistemology, not metaphysics". Such a broad claim would bring any philosophy professor to tears. Phenomenalism is firmly rooted in ontology. Actually, your very citation: "phenomenalism the view that physical objects do not exist as things in themselves" is a giveaway. It has ontology written all over it.
Phenomenalism is a specific school of thought within the broader realm of ontology, itself a branch of metaphysics. Epistemology is not metaphysics. You are simply wrong on this point, and obviously so.S: (n) ontology (the metaphysical study of the nature of being and existence)
And, since I actually got the terms right, and you got them wrong, where does that leave us?Pannapetar wrote:Since your argument is based on questioning terminology, and since you haven't established a firm grasp of the same, I am afraid I have to reject your critique.


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Sports roundup from Friday, April 11
Brandon-Evansville 14, Eagle Valley 4
The Brandon-Evansville baseball team has had no problems putting up runs through the first two games after a 14-4 win over Eagle Valley on Friday made the Chargers 2-0 on the young season.
Brandon-Evansville scored in every inning but the second. The Chargers put up five runs in the third to blow open what was a 2-1 game. They added seven more over the final three frames.
"For the second consecutive game, we received key contributions from all members of this team both offensively and defensively," head coach Brian Perleberg said. "Through the first two games of this young season, we have found ways to make the routine plays and keep our opponents from putting together any big innings."
Tom Bosek got the Chargers going with a two-run home run in the bottom of the first inning. Bosek finished the night 2-for-2 with two runs, three RBIs, a walk and a stolen base. Kevin Roers was 3-for-4 with five RBIs and two runs scored, while James Huisman scored three times and had three stolen bases.
"Kevin Roers stepped up and delivered some clutch hitting with a five-RBI day," Perleberg said.
Cody Lund got the win on the mound for Brandon-Evansville. He went 4 2/3 innings before giving way to Robbie Juul, who got out of a jam in the fifth after coming in with two on and two out in a 10-4 game.
Osakis 10, Parkers Prairie 0
The Osakis baseball team moved to 2-0 on the early season with a 10-0 win over Parkers Prairie on Friday night.
Brandon-Evansville 8, Parkers Prairie 4
The Brandon-Evansville softball team improved to 2-0 with an 8-4 win over Parkers Prairie on Friday night.
Kinsley Randt went the distance for the second straight game to get the win. The senior allowed seven hits but just two earned runs after issuing just one walk and striking out one. She also helped herself out offensively with a hit and two RBIs. Emma Friedrich added two hits and a run scored, while Morgan Stelzer added a home run.
"We were able to make the best out of only four hits and make key defensive plays when needed to tonight versus a talented Parkers Prairie team," Chargers head coach Kasi Huschle said. "Kinsley threw well for us and worked out of some tough situations, and with the help of our defense stranded nine Panther runners. It's nice to see the girls battle and put together some nice rallies throughout the game."
Darianne Saxton went six innings for the Panthers. Just three of the eight runs she allowed were earned. Micaela Noga had two hits, one run and an RBI. Sam Geiser added two hits and Kathryn Burquest was 1-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI.
The Osakis boys' golf team took second place at the Central Minnesota Conference tournament at Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa on Friday with a team score of 183. Rockford won the conference meet with a 170
Joe Garcia led the way with a third-place finish after shooting a 42. Ryan Strelow shot a 43 to take fifth, while Joey Kotek was right behind him in 10th place with a 45. Ethan Chambers and RJ Dykema each shot a 53.


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Personal Loan News: Lending Club Appoints Former Citigroup Head of Global Consumer Group Risk Management to Board of Directors
Redwood City, CA — November 16, 2010 — Lending Club ( http://www.lendingclub.com ), the world's leading platform for investing in personal loans, today welcomed Simon Williams, former Head of Global Consumer Group Risk Management for Citigroup, as a new Lending Club Board Member.
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While at Citigroup, Williams also served as Executive Vice President for the company's International Retail Bank and its Global e-Business Unit, which provided comprehensive, integrated, e-commerce solutions for clients in the areas of working capital management, liquidity management, cash management, and trade finance capabilities. Prior to that, Williams headed the Citibank Latin America consumer business and the Citibank Asia/Pacific consumer business, which encompass all consumer activities from Australia to Japan. Before joining Citigroup, Williams held various senior management positions at GE Capital.
Williams is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales. He graduated with a degree in Mathematics from Exeter University and holds an MBA from INSEAD in France, where he graduated with distinction.
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Lending Club is an online platform that enables the issuance of and investment in consumer loans. Lending Club brings together investors and creditworthy borrowers -- eliminating the cost and complexity of traditional bank lending -- to offer borrowers better rates and investors better returns. Lending Club was recently recognized as one of the 20 "Breakthrough Ideas for 2009" by Harvard Business Review, has been nominated for "Top 100 Innovators" by The Industry Standard, is on the JMP Hot 100 list, and the Always On Global 250 Top Private Companies list. In addition Lending Club won the Webby Award in 2008 for the "Best Banking Website". Founded in 2006, Lending Club is headquartered in Redwood City, CA. More information is available at: http://www.lendingclub.com .
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Dana Stanley over on the MRGA blog conducted an interview with GreenBook Blog contributor Carrie Robbins about her "Mobilizing Market Research" publications. It's a nice adjunct to the publication and covers a lot of territory on the topic of mobile research. Dana has graciously given me permission to repost it here. Enjoy!