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Engler promoted to personal banker
Amanda Engler has been promoted to personal banking officer at Bell State Bank & Trust, located at 409 Sheyenne St, West Fargo. In her new position, Engler will work in customer service, open deposit accounts, help customers with consumer lending transactions, and pursue new business relationships.
Originally from Ipswich, S.D., Engler earned a business administration degree from the University of Mary in Bismarck and has been in the banking field for nearly 10 years. Prior to joining Bell State Bank & Trust in April 2004, Engler worked at Ipswich State Bank.
Engler lives in West Fargo with her family.
Founded in 1966, Bell State Bank & Trust, formerly State Bank & Trust, is the largest independently owned bank in North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota with 17 banking locations and more than $2.4 billion in assets.


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Right kids it's lunchtime off to the pub........
I actually think that is a good idea ,so long as they only get "junior beer" with their meal . Pubs did and can serve a very useful function getting kids to see them as normal and to see social drinking in moderation may remove the mystique and avoid the late teen antisocial binge drinking. Pubs also already have the catering facilities. Pubs are more viable as community hubs than drinking dens.
Already been done, was an article on breakfast tv a couple of years ago about a school using a pub for lunchtime meals, concensus was, a brilliant idea.
I,d let them drink weak beer, play darts and arm wrestle.
I often take my boys to the pub for lunch. Well someone has to be the designated driver.
Don't see the problem, other than perhaps who's going to pick up the tab. Most of the pubs that thrive around here do so by welcoming families for food and drink rather than desperately clinging onto the notion of a pub as a drinking den.
Its a brill idea. I take my girls to the pub for lunch all the time. When I say lunch, we don't actually eat there. We have 6-7 pints, get a kebab on the way home, then fall sleep on the sofa half way through eating them.
Chilli sauce?
I used to have a pub lunch during my GCSE's on a more than regular basis. My best friend and I also had a bar tab! We had a cover story that we were both civvies from the local forces base and no one ever asked any questions.
I remember one day me and Martyn were in our usual window spot drinking a victorious pint of Guinness (we had just won the crystal maze quiz machine) when in walked our head of department and a few colleagues, we made a very quick shifty out the back.
How we got away with it for so long (two years) I will never know.
God bless the Oadby Owl.
It is an excellent idea in small communities where the school would struggle to provide catering facilities at a reasonable price to a small number of pupils and the local pub, which are often struggling to find day time customers, has catering facilities.
A mate and I were taken to the pub by the IT teacher in year 11. We just whipped of our ties off and he brought us a pint! He had a couple of Stellers and drove back to school!
Also, after a parents evening I was in the local with my dad and in walked the PE teacher.
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No RespectSundial is one of those peaks that just doesn't get the respect it deserves. Whether this is due to the great views already available at Lake Blanche below, the bushwhacking required to access its southwestern slopes, or its lack of prominence (rises less than 200 feet above the saddle connecting it to the higher Cottonwood Ridge), I really can't understand why more people wouldn't want to climb this peak. After all, it is the emblem of the Wasatch Mountain Club, and its jagged dual summits are among the most photographed peaks in the Wasatch.
Until just recently I was just as guilty of neglecting this peak though, and it wasn't until scrambling along the summit ridge I really understood what I'd been missing. Five years earlier, I had made a half-hearted attempt at the summit, but due to some icy terrain and the fact that I was hiking alone after spotting some cougar tracks in the snow I decided to turn around before any of the fun scrambling. Since then I got sidetracked with other peaks, and it wasn't until David recommended it that I even considered trying it again. These are some pictures from my first adventure in the snow:
Beyond Lake Blanche
We decided to meet at the S-curve trailhead at 7am, and even though I was the first car that had to park out along the road because of the parking lot being full, we really didn't see many people on the way up. The few people we did run into were lugging big packs, and must have camped up around Lake Blanche the previous night. The overcast skies were a welcome change from my other recent dry and hot Wasatch hikes, and the humidity from the nearby Mill B South Fork stream made it feel like I was actually hiking somewhere tropical.
This year's snowpack was incredible, but almost three straight weeks of 90-degree temperatures down in Salt Lake Valley had put quite a dent in it. After a mile or so, we spotted part of the Cottonwood Ridge, and despite still having large patches of snow, there were enough dry spots to convince us that we'd have snow-free hiking and climbing the entire way to the top of Sundial. After our 20-mile walk along the almost-too-gradual Skyline Trail two weeks ago, this trail definitely seemed steeper, but not enough that it required us to take any breaks. We passed through some large patches of bright yellow wildflowers on our way up the trail, and in one of the clearings we got our first glimpse of Sundial in the distance.
As we got closer to Lake Blanche, we could now see Dromedary Peak, Sunrise Peak, and Jepsen's Folly (officially un-named peak west of Sunrise that was climbed by a guy who thought he had made it to the top of Sunrise in a white-out). More orange-reddish rock started appearing around us, and the last stretch of trail leading to the lake was like an orange half-pipe. Soon we were at Lake Blanche, and the scenery was fantastic. Besides the amazing view to the southeast of Sundial and Monte Cristo off in the distance, the bright green grass, red quartzite rocks, and yellow and blue wildflowers made for quite the setting. Despite the steepness of the trail, I made a mental note that I simply had to bring Liz and Matthew here sometime. Liz took a few geology classes in college and was always able to tell me how certain rocks formed on our hikes, so I'm sure she would have appreciated the interesting rock colors and formations around the lake.
We crossed the man-made wall separating Lake Blanche from Lake Florence, and shortly after this the trail ended. The first time around, there were a couple feet of snow, and the easiest way was to actually stay close to the small run-off stream coming down from Sundial's southwest slopes. We tried the same approach this time, but soon found that with all the fallen trees and dense bushes it was easier actually looping around further to the west (away from Sundial), staying on the large rock slabs up above the surrounding vegetation. Eventually we came to a large slab slope with a few cairns, helping us know we were on the right path.
At this point it started raining slightly, so David and I remarked that if it started coming down heavier then we might have to turn back since the big rock slabs would be much more slippery then. We followed the run-off up the smooth rock slope until we spotted the weakness in the stone walls surrounding the western side of Sundial, and then proceeded to hike up a faint trail through a small talus field. We reached a small headwall at this point that was easier to bypass by backtracking to the north briefly, and after climbing up around another small run-off stream we found ourselves on a more gradual slope leading to the southeast towards the saddle separating Sundial from Cottonwood Ridge to the south.
Fortunately the drizzle eventually went away (even though temperature-wise I loved it), and the skies looked to be clearing up as we made our way towards the saddle. We followed the stream for the most part, crossing some more large black slabs and loose talus on the way. With our eyes we followed what appeared to be the main summit of Sundial to the south, and it looked like we could start making our way up to the ridge before going all the way to the low point of the saddle. At this spot there were more trees growing out of the step rock walls, and it looked like it would be doable and save us from having to continue southeast along the stream. We made our way up the steep slope, and despite the loose scree on the various ledges on our way up, there was enough solid rock along the way for us to pull ourselves up.
The Best Part
Upon reaching the ridge after a couple hundred vertical feet of scrambling, we were greeted with an awesome view of Monte Cristo and its neighboring un-named peaks on the Cottonwood Ridge. There was an abrupt drop-off of the ridge we were on to the east, and to the north we could now see the exposed semi-knife-edge ridge leading to the summit of Sundial. The scrambling here was a blast, and definitely ranks as one of my favorite routes in the Wasatch (although the Devil's Castle traverse may trump it when I get around to trying that one). It was somewhat similar to the ridge scrambles I'd seen on Pfeifferhorn and Lone Peak, with just as much exposure as either of those, but technically not any harder. Here are some pictures of David taking part in the scrambly goodness:
We stayed right on top of the ridge for the most part, but at one point we came to a large boulder in front of us which seemed to be the crux. I investigated off to the right (east) side, and despite having to make our way over some smaller loose-looking boulders (which I made sure to stomp on while holding the more solid looking wall on the left before committing my full weight to them), after dropping down on that side and making our way back up, we could now make out the actual summit just a few dozen feet ahead of us.
We signed the summit register (in a large gray mailbox covered by some rocks) and busted out the snacks, admiring the awesome scenery. Walking a bit further north along the summit ridge we were able to look down on the lower summit of Sundial, which is the only one visible when viewing the peak from across Lake Blanche to the northwest.
We had contemplated going up to the un-named peak immediately above the ridge connecting Sundial to Cottonwood Ridge from here, but today I was feeling a bit lazy so we decided to call it good at this point. I told David that some people actually traverse the entire ridge in one day, and from this angle that feat seemed even more impressive. Until I get back in better shape, usually just getting up somewhere on the Cottonwood Ridge itself seems like a big enough accomplishment for me. After some summit photos we made our way down.
The same steep slope west of the ridge was a bit more difficult on the way down because of all of the loose scree, so I had to be more careful this time to not knock any rocks onto David below me. Some scree-skiing would have been nice (like what you can do descending to the upper Broads Fork meadow from the Sunrise-Twins saddle), but since this part was steeper it wasn't safe enough to try that. At the bottom we ran into the first people we'd seen since Lake Blanche. They asked if we made it to the top, and upon responding affirmatively, they decided to take the quicker option of the same slope as us instead of continuing to the low point of the saddle, to save distance not doubling back as far. We continued on down the same way we came up, with good views of Lake Lillian, Lake Florence, and Lake Blanche below us to the north.
At the lake we finally encountered all of the people I had expected to see earlier on a Saturday morning. Among them were a few younger children, as well as several people who I was surprised had actually made it up to the lake. Good for them. On the way down we probably saw over a hundred people making their way up to the lake. With the dense vegetation it was a bit difficult to maintain two lanes of traffic, so usually we or the people coming up would step off into the bushes on the side. It makes me think that this trail would be a pain to maintain, and gives me a greater appreciation for those who do trail maintenance work here. About a mile from the bottom we came upon a slower-moving mother and son who wouldn't let us pass, so it took us a bit longer to get back to the parking lot.
As long as you do the hike early enough or on a weekday then the crowds aren't too bad, and I'd highly recommend going past Lake Blanche up to Sundial. The views are even better higher up, and the scramble along the summit ridge is among the most fun ones I've done in the Wasatch. Another advantage is that you can tag the summit and be back down in just half a day (with good route-finding skills past the lakes), making it much less strenuous than the peaks above Broads Fork, for example. I'd definitely classify it as a must-do hike for any Wasatch peak-bagger.
Sundial Peak StatsDISTANCE: 9 miles roundtrip
MILL B SOUTH FORK TRAILHEAD: 6,200 feet
SUMMIT ELEVATION: 10,320 feet
ELEVATION GAIN: 4,150 feet
DIFFICULTY: Class 3
TIME: 6 hours


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for now that's how we'll report. >> first on goal on huckabee. one
gives both candidates the best shot. >> that is an ohio welcome. hello, ohio . >> will they call the right play in ohio and can they win the election without the buck eye
. americans paying more and saving less and prices and taxs and hettle care set to cost more will your wallet decide your vote. little rock. fort hood. that is not work place violence it is terrorism. and now libya. >> something fishy about what happened over there. why won't the administration call it what it is. terrorism. welcome to huckabee. tonight we are coming to you
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from our fox burro in washington dc. and early voting started in many states and one of the early voters in ohio was president obama. he had to produce a photoid to vote. help me to understand recognizable person in the entire united states of america has to show his photoid why is it too much to ask that for the rest of that. most of them gave up the licenses and passport. if chicago requires voters id. those who say we ain't got voters fraud going on around here, they must have missed the powerful and disturbing reports filed by eric shawn who exposed voters fraud in multiple states. eric reportod hudson hallum a
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sitting democrat who pled guilty vodka voting scheme ited his father and city council and even a police officer. the u.s. attorney appointed by barak obama and eric holder got the guilty pleas and the resignation. it is just people don't usually get caught. in virginia this we're. patrick moran was forced to resign from his father's campaign after an undercover video showing young moran aiding and abetting fraud and get ballots and using forged documentings. i joked that you ought fovote early and often. but i never meant for people to take that literally.
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a fraud vote is stealing a vote from the thin air and nullifies the legal vote of a tax paying citizen whose rights to a fair election should not be tampered with. winning an election is important and winning it honestly is imperative in a constitutional republic. wee we expect ballot manipulation in countries with chavez and ahmadinejad and castro. we should expect clean and honest voting in our united states. people in my voting station know andec arinize me and i gladly show them my photoid in case there is an unlucky chump that looks like me. and the president shows his id and he didn't object either. so stop the funny nonsense that requiring an id disinfranchises voters that
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arold or black. i am getting old and obama is black. so it didn't disinfranchise us. once aught to do it center of the political universe is ohio. president obama and governor
are locked in a tight race to reach the magic number of 270 votes and ohio could tip the scames one way or the other. that's why the candidates are putting time and effort in the buck eye
. joining me senior political analyst for the washington examiner michael moran. >> good to be with you. >> this election may come down to ohio. what does
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. >> he has to win over a lot of afluent voters necessary suburbian areas that haven't voted republican in the last couple of presidential
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election. areas with which republicans used to win but trended democratic over the last 20 years. on the cultural issues and he has to win them over economic and stewardship and foreign policy get the white nonblue collar. obama campaign baraged ohio with ads. biggest anti-romney ads he's outsourced job to china and he fired me and my wife got cancer and all of that sort of thing. they have seen it in ohio and white noncollege voters in ohio are considerably not likely to support
than in other states. there are different ohios and he has to gain in different places on different issues and appeals. >> michael you looked deeper in ohio and picked out one county that may be the key to the
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why and which county. franklin county includes the
capt capt of -- capital of columbus. franklin was a republican stronghold and a solidly republican. and columbus is the fastest growing metroarea in ohio and only one with vast population growth and economic growth. there is it a white collar population there and ohio
university is there and largest
universities in the world and university that tending to be left wing and people with graduate degrees and lot of them can't finted - find jobs these days. obama got 60 percent of the vote there. that was a growing african-american community there as well. and so obama has target to get out and vote. african-american voters and
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singleles and crowd. and they would like to get the same turn out.
has to go in the old neighborhood in the outer suburbs was columbus and by the way, that is where a number of romny and ryan campaigns. >> we are not ready for the yet. but who do you see winning the election? >> i see
winning the election. i see him generally ahead in the polls and i see him, i see president obama at fren percent. that is not because people don't know him. you have 53 percent last time. 100 percent of the people know him and observed him closely for four years and you can't help but observe the president closely and only 47 percent are voting for him f. the election were held would he have the 270 vote majority nailed i think so but not sure. we have seen the situation
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where winninglet popular vote didn't win the electorial vote. but he's clearly within reach of 270 electoral votes. >> i have a lot confidence and you are usually right when everybody else is wrong. we'll fiped out how it turned out. >> we'll see if i am red-faced. >> i am sure you will not be. >> michael marone. new emaims who -- was sent the e-mails of the benghazi attacks. the smoking gun evidence that proved it was not a spontanous atact. go to my website and tell me what you think. sign up for my facebook page and follow me on twitter. you can f f f f f f is in
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department document show that the white house new nathe libya attack was terrorism yust two hours after the attack. according to the e-mails, islamic militant group claimed responsibility for the attacks in the u.s. consulate in benghazi. katherine is with us . thank you for being here. >> nice to see you in person. >> katherine, these e-mails were sent to high ups in the white house. >> the emaims right here, they are the single most important documents that we have seen in the libya scandal. it takes real-time information of how the attack unfolded to the national security council staff in the white house that. is it the white house situation room and top security advisors for the president and decode the e-mail it went to the special asustant for secretary of
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state clinton whose job it is to take an e-mail and go you need to pay attention to this. there is no way the administration can deny they didn't know what happened in benghazi. >> they are not just to be ina know in box. >> they go to the heart of the white house, the white house situation room means that the top advisors knew it was unfolding as a terrorist attack and a group claimed responsibility. that is important five or six weeks later, the only suspect in custody is part of the group thats to establish an islamic
in east other than lib yampt all of the intelligence came to full circle on what they knew. >> news that you have broken there is it smoking gun evidence that the content indicate it was not a pon tanous mob. >> emaims show they believed it was a terrorist attack from the outside.
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there is physical evidence decibed to me as a smoking gun and mortar fire used on the annex cia outpost in the second wave. to use the mortar you need to know distance and elevation and weather conditions and the weight of the shell to do a mathematication for the angle is not something at 3:00 in the morning you fire a mortar that is a hit. i was told that the plates that the mortar used to fire was set in day light hours or a day in advance. it shows it was not preplanned. >> cia operatives asked three times to get some back up and help. never happened and why not and who denied it. >> the report from the pentagon teem that cia operatives asked twice to go
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to the consulate to aid the ambassador and others trapped there. they knew it was under fire. we were told that individual said on the ground denied that and told them to hold and a third request for back up for thoonex that came under attack. we are waiting for a formam response from the cia. you have to ask the question. was there an effort number one to down play the exposure of the size and breadth of the cia presence in eastern libya that is it a great untold store store here. >> i had a conversation with senator lindsay graham. he sent later to general petraous and cia and he's asking pointed questions. who knew about the situation? when can did the president get notified and what did he do after he was notified. why is there -- and i am going to use the term. you can't make the editorial
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judgments but i can. why the stone wall cover up. and why and what is it we are trying to protect here? >> you are on to something extremely significant here. on september 14th. cia director david petraeus briefed congress and what i heard through my reporting without releasing classified. they were angry and disappoint wide the cia director because he committed to the administration's narrative and disregarded the other reporting about the attack. senator mccane told me he is incredibly disappointed with the cia director someone who was untouchable military - because of the military accomplishmentings. i believe that issue much of this comes back to weapons and the movement of weapons out of the libya to turkey and then
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boo sir yampt and what the united states knew about the movement of those weapons and whether it did anything to stop the movement. i have one piece of data that said ambassador stevens was in benghazi to negotiate a weapon's transfer and to get sa sevens out of the hands of extremist. the
department dismissed that idea to me it makes why he put himself in the volatile area on the lenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> not only put that position and visit to be low key and it was not well known he was in benghazi because there would have been more of a security presence there. was there insider information that leaked that the ambassador was in benghazi? based on ongoing reporting on fox. september 6th. a libyan vessel arrive indeed
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turkey with a large shipment of shoulder fire missiles. five days later, the u.s. ambassador is in benghazi and meeting with the turkish diplomat in benghazi. why did they want to keep the visit low key when they knew repeatedly from the people on the ground that security was the achilles heel? i don't know. it will unfold and one of the issues that come to the surface is the movement of the weapons. >> katherine, you have done stellar reporting on this and i appreciate your uncovering details. >> i think it is important for the four poem who lost their lives that we honorthe facts ans case. >> i couldn't agree more. >> we'll discuss the president's pat other than of denial from fort
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>> libya is not the fiver time the administration failed to call terrorism in the name of jihad terrorism. the survivors of the shooting in fort hood. a shooting carried out by major nadal hassan, survivors released a video asking the government to call it what it really is. it is not work place violence. that is terrorism. and i pray every night that somebody, somebody will finally cave enough to make it what it really is. in june 2009, carlos bled so
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shot and killed private andy long outside of a recrucment army center. here is how mohammad who is radicalize trained in yemen. >> it was not murder. murder is when a person kills another person without reason. and i did islamicic justified and justified with common sense you know. >> and yet the administration still refuses to call it terrorism. fathers of the shooter and the victim became friends and they are working together to prevent other americans to being radicalized. joining me mel vin bled so and daruous long and had their store store chronicled in losing our songs. >> welcome to both of you.
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thank you for being a part of this. two cases now. fort hood and in little rock. we have had an administration that refuses to say this is it terrorism. daruous. what answers have you been given when you try to find out why your son's death was never labeled an act of terror? >> we never got answers from the administration. what we got was from the press secretary. and what i can say, you get crickets and then denial and thin what you get is a spin and then you get obvisication. drive by shoot fort hood is work place violence and benghazi is a reaction to a spontanous demonstration. to me, what it really shows is that little rock might have been the exception had it been the only thing.
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fort hood became a trend and benghazi confirmed a pattern. that is called a motus oprand i. that is mo. mel vin. your son clearly said that the actions by his own admission was an act of jihad. you talk to fub fib agents and others about your son's actions why do they not call it terrorism? >> they don't want the american people ton what happened. they always deny that my son was radicalized. he was radicalized by the evil doers and brainwashed by the same folks. he was programmed and train tod kill. and they followed him to yemen and tracked him before little rock took place. >> earlier this week. father of tyrone woods called
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inularsularson a and described the experience when his son was returned. >> this is what hillary did. she came over and did the same thing, separately came over and talked with me and i gave hear a hug and shook my hand and she was not one bit sincere at all. she mentioned the thing we'll have that person arrested and prosecuted. and the furst time i heard anything like that. and the whole feeling they got about this, we are not told the truth. something fishy of what happened over >> daruous when you hear the dad talking about the situation, how does it make us feel? >> his comments are over the top. four people are dead in what is clearly an attack and the
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secretary of
is talking about arresting a guy exercising his freedom of speech rights in the united states. they are not talk being going after the killers. i mean, this goes to an agenda with istan bull aaccords and the government is speak toth organization of islamic and talking about restricting offensive language to the group. i mean, the supreme court ruled on that. free speech is not only the stuff we like to hear. but that also has to predict the stuff we don't like to hear. you couldn't write a better script in hollywood. this is not fiction, this is it fact. >> there was a lot of warning signs in benghazi. they seemed to be ignored x. and you said there were warning signs regarding your son and what is it that we are not yet learning about how to
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read them? >> i have been trying to tell everyone who can listen for the last three years about what happened and no one wanted to hear me. i warned the american people that if we don't do something about it. tell continue to happen and those warning signs that the american government is not listening. they don't want to talk about it >> and one of the frustrations that expressed your son is denying the awarding of a purple heart and it was not considered part of his milt service. that is frustrating to you. you continued to ask that his case be reopened. what did they ask you about the purple heart? >> because it is it a criminal act and because it was not tried as terrorism, then he's ineligible the fact of the
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matter is, he was charged under arkansas statutes and the federal government gave us the impression that there would be terrorism charges later on and that was not followed through. i mean, there are no statute necessary arkansas for terrorism, and so here the federal government is blaming arkansas for trying him as a criminal and staying, it is not a terrorist act. this is ridiculous. you mentioned the film that came out. that is it streaming on demand from likewising our sons.com. and you the you scream at no charge. people can see exactly what transpired and where the institutions of government failed us. >> i have seen the video. it is extraordinarily powerful and i hope people will watch it it will be a wake-up call. coming up. my reaction for the president's call for economic patriotism.
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be aware of the storm. back to huckabee. >> if you would like to comment on tonight's show. e-mail us at fox news.com. >> the president has long relied on the female vote and enjoyed a big lead with women in the polls. that lead has since vanished. lisa with the conservative women's forum might have the reasons why. here's what she said and i quote. it is astonishing this year to watch the democrats woo women with contraception and abortion that is pretty contemptous. it reduces them to reproductive. and women callers and nearly one of them talk about how insulted they feel that the president continues to pitch to them that the idea that they need to reelect them mow
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they'll not make it without a $9 month a birth control pill. most women want jobs and a safe place for kid toz play and want to know that their kids will go to a school that is decent and working for them. they want to know there is it a job out there insteved moving back home with mom and dad most women care about their own buying power and whether or not they can pay or put gas in the car and roof over their heads the idea that most women in america simply want the government to provide birth control and abortion is an insult to most intelligent women they talk to and probably you, too. do you want a glimpse of what four more years of obama will look like? earlier this week the president released a pamp let. what to expect if he were to
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win. he touts economic patriotism. that is a phrase he's used on the campaign trail for a while. >> it is time for a new economic ta patriotism. rooted in the belief that growing our economy begins with a strong and thriving middle class. >> i get it about the class. but if we hit people with more tax people who are work maybe doing pretty well and somehow it is more patriotic to pay more taxes, i love what arthur godfrey said. he was proud to be a tax paying american and he could be just as proud for half of the money. it is not a matter of patriotism for the government to take more and more of what we earn and redistribute it not so much to people who are absolutely desperate and in need. but just to people who kind of like to have what somebody
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else had. there no patriotism in that. it is working hard and not expecting our government to do something for us and expecting us to do something for our government. there was a democrat named john f. kennedy. he had it right. ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. the way i was brought up. democrat or republican. that was patriotism. the obama late night talk show mirn tour continued this week the president was on jay leno. >> you know, i was fine with up until about 7th grade. and then malea is a fresh man in high school and i am pretty lost. >> yeah, i know >> it is it tough and fortunately they are great students on their own. and you know, if something doesn't work.
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i will call over to the department of the energy and see if they have a phycist. >> aing the math skills don't go above the 7th grade. i am glad he acknowledged it. i was watchinglet policies and wondered why he can't figure it out. he was on david letterman and asked about the national debt. he doesn't know. and mr. president, it is it 16 trillion dollars and some change. a lot of change and geth bigger all of the time here's another math piece that you might need to be aware of 23 million americans don't have a yob and many who do have half the job they once had a few years ago. that may be above the 7th grade math skills but i am telling you, people hope if you are relerksected you get a tutor and understand what 16 trillion dollars and each
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we are in thifiable stretch for the election a week from tuesday and it is a dead heat. the polls are trending toward
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president had with women is gone . what can happen in the next few days that change things and give either candidate an advantage . joining me is former advisor to bill clinon and president of the polling company kelly ann conway . good to have you here . kelly ann, let me start with you . these states that are in a dead heat. if ohio breaks for obama, what happens to give
a chance to win. >> romny is it way ahead in the popular vote and that is worth somethingine in the electoral college situation . in the battle of early voting and late momentum. i rather be
. it gives hum a shot at
that is obama. wisconsin, iowa and new hampshire and maybe even nevada can get back in there because the republican candidate is doing well. that's the way you play with
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the map. if you have to cede ohio. you are cashing in and realization that for a president who got 56 percent of the female vote as the nonincumben in a two gender race is significant. >> doug, kelly ann mentioned new hampshire and ohio and iowa and wisconsin. and so, so, obama's barely ahead in some of those
not at 50 percent. that is dangerous for the territory. >> it is and that's why you will see governor that obama is going to raise questions about
next week because it is very hard if not impossible for him to get 50 percent. he has to discourage the undecided from voting for
. that is a win for the president if they stay home. he will need tv effort and plus trying to persuade the
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undecided not to support
. >> and governor, may i just add the states are significant for another reason. we look through the 2008 pris'm. in the states that we mentioned. obama carried wisconsin, iowa and new hampshire and ohio, certainly . but two short years later. a republican one
wide seat and in the case of wisconsin twov them and in the case of new hampshire. and so super seeding intervening factor is the 2010 election and model the turn out with a hybrid of 2008 and 10 where the issues are the same as in 2010; you are on to something you copele that with the president is looking less look a president and more like a politician . he doesn't want to talk about benghazi but binders and bimper. that is making the undecided
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vote to break for the challenger is true. but president obama is looking less presidential and more politicalment >> kelly, i want to continue on with you asking about the women's vote. there was a remarkable shift. there was a 16 point spread and it looked insurmountable and that is anine match between
and obama what on earth happened to the women's vote? >> first of all, the first debate in denver. he's given women permission to vote against them. they were feeling guilty maybe bill clinton is right maybe no one can get it done in four years and now they realize
is not frightening. he is a reasonable alternative . no one disqualified
from being a competent ward of our domestic economy and the same change element that ushered in women women among
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women, governor it is now hurting him because women, it is not just that they feel they are not better off, that is a given. but they don't know the next four years will be. that is scary prospect. four more years of what is nota answered affirmatively and positively. >> i tell you who is not frighteping is doug. >> i appreciate that. >> he's a very real person. i asked this of michael barone who do you think wins if it was held. >> i think president obama but the election isn't today and with the momentum with governor
it is a dead heat. the reason i say that. ohio at this point, it is still in alabama
. midwest which midwest spoke of is still at a point where it would go narrly to president
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obama. largely because of the gotv and resources. but governor it is too close to call. i could be the one with the red face on election day given what i am now say we have a while to go before all of the votes are cast. >> have you noticed that i ask other people to make the prediction and i am not making one. >> i have noticed. >> kelly and doug thank you for being here. great to have you. >> you will be spending more on food and taxs and on health care next year. how big of a factor is that on day?
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>> the food prices may go up four percent next year and average price of gas has not gone below three bucks a gallon and health care and taxes you pay and they are going up, too. and the interest you make on your savings pretty much nothing while you are spinding more you are saving less. why is it happening now? jerry wilis is it here on the fox business net work. jerry, delighted you are here. >> governor, thank you. >> people are making less, they are having to spend more on basic necessities and what about the impact on the election? >> i look at economic and numbers and trolling and gdp regular americans done do that. they experience economy first hand how much is in our pocket and prices are going up and as you mentioned before. food prices are going and gas prices are not going up but
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they could next year. we are seeing other prices go up like health insurance premiums and people make evaluations on their own lives and can i get a job more so than the numbers we are looking at that experience not good right now. >> and the fuel prices have been sky high all year long and all of the sudden, they start tod decline. what is behind that? >> i wish i could report good news but the global economy is slowing down and when demand falls prices fall, too . it doesn't mean tell stay that way. but with the global economy shrinking it hurts the american workers. >> and essentials that people have food, frule and fundamentap things they can't get go without. but wages are stagnant. who ever inherits the
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presidential race it is it a tough economy. >> so many thing to dispompt the middle class is seeing not just stagnant wages but declining wages and job opportunities nonexistent and it is a fiscal cliff that happens and unemployment will go to 12 percent that is it the report this week who ever comes in has to get serious about jobs and growing jobs and they have townravele the mystery and get rid of the taxes because it is a job killer and going to stop the economy governor? you thinklet inflation nbc are honest. your laugh tells me probably nolt. >> problem with cpi. consumer price index. they report it the same way. they take out food and gas those are the two volatile inputs in that data. if you are trying to find inflation, that's where it is going to be. but every administration does
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that. what i see governor, that is troubling, the jobs gdp those nbc. there is it sinking lies in them right now. we got the big number third quarter and they reported two percent. but that is government spending, that is not a free economy doing what it should. that is the tax dollars at work and doesn't mean the american economy is expanding. >> jerry, thank you for joining us and we want to continue to talk to you over the next few weeks especially as we lead right up to the fiscal and not going off of it >> a pleasure. >> thanks for joining us tonight. until next time this is mike huckabee from washington, good night and god bless .
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The construction of the Delta Music Museum was a long-overdue project with real potential to boost tourism in Ferriday. The legendary Lewis is an American music icon, with an international fanbase that still obsessively tracks his every move. Besides the annual influx of Lewis devotees to Ferriday, the museum's presence could open up the possibility of homecoming concerts for Lewis, much like B.B. King's annual performances in his hometown of Indianola, Miss.
However, a great idea is only that without proper execution, and on that front, the jury is still out on the Louisiana Music Cavalcade and the Delta Museum.
The Hall of Fame induction ceremony and performance by Lewis, Swaggart and Gilley was scheduled for sometime between 3 and 4 p.m. that Saturday. At 1 p.m., there were crowds of people lining the steps to the museum's entrance. On the front door, there were two handwritten signs that read, "Museum closed for one hour." It didn't say what time it had closed or when it would reopen.
I tried to go in the museum again at 2 p.m. The sign was still on the door, although TV crews were inside at this point, filming Swaggart and Gilley as they toured the exhibits with their families. Around 2:30 p.m., one of the state's press agents confided to me that Jerry Lee Lewis wasn't coming. But there was going to be a private press conference with Swaggart and Gilley shortly -- inside a bank.
Swaggart received a loud round of applause when he walked in the bank to greet reporters, and talked for about 15 seconds before he slipped into pulpit-speak. Gilley arrived shortly thereafter, looking vaguely uncomfortable to be that close to his cousin -- which is probably why he talked about how he hadn't always lived the right kind of life, but the teachings he learned as a child in Ferriday would always be with him. To say it was an anticlimactic moment would be an understatement. Still, despite Jerry Lee's absence, there was the hopeful prospect of the imminent Swaggart and Gilley performance.
When they stepped onstage shortly thereafter, McKeithen and the mayor of Ferriday delivered political platitude-packed speeches, and strung along the crowd for a good 20 minutes before telling them that Jerry Lee Lewis wasn't coming, due to a "horrible, horrible foul-up at the airport." The collective disappointed sigh was palpable. Lewis' agent accepted his award, and told everyone that Jerry Lee was dressed in a suit and tie at the airport that morning, and looked really good.
Then, despite the fact that local bands had been playing all day and instruments were in place on the stage, Swaggart (who's actually a pretty good piano player) looked in the direction of the soundboard and said, "Play that track!" What followed were some of the most syrupy Muzak organ lines ever recorded, which Swaggart sang over in a karaoke performance of "Amazing Grace."
It was now after 4 p.m., and this was surely a perfect opportunity to tour the museum. I walked up and had my hand on the door, but was stopped by a museum official. "Sorry, it's closed," she said. I asked, "Is this museum going to be open at any point today?" "We're going to open it for a little while after the ceremony," she replied.
Gilley's brief set was solid -- he sat at a piano and did a rollicking version of "Great Balls of Fire" in tribute to Lewis -- but the unintentional highlight came when he addressed Swaggart and made a joking reference to his prior night's gig at the Ramada Inn, a place he said the Reverend would have appreciated.
As far as Jerry Lee not showing, the official word from Louisiana Secretary of State Fox McKeithen is that Lewis was specifically told he would have a Cessna jet for his flight from Memphis, but the pilot had put his Cessna in storage and took a different jet instead. Lewis balked when he saw he wasn't getting what he was promised.
I never got to see the museum, although I've been told it was open in the morning. If I want to make a return trip, I'm going to have to take a day off from work -- because the Delta Music Museum, built to boost tourism, isn't open on weekends.


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Firefighters threatened by a collapsing roof and falling tiles had to retreat from a burning Reem Court home Tuesday afternoon.
No one was injured in the blaze that destroyed the Highland View neighborhood residence. At 1:05 p.m. El Dorado Hills Fire received the call after the family, two adults and four children, noticed smoke coming out of the vents, according to Deputy Chief Jim O'Camb. Minutes later Engine 84 arrived and firefighters spotted "significant smoke" pouring out of the roof's eaves. The crew was soon joined by fellow El Dorado Hills firefighters as well as some from Latrobe and Folsom; however, the fire wasn't ready to surrender.
"About three minutes into the call the roof started collapsing," O'Camb said. To fight attic fires, he explained, firefighters typically go into the home and pull down the ceiling but when heavy roof tiles began falling, they had to leave the home and take a defensive position, pouring water into the home from the outside. Firefighters had flames under control in about 30 minutes and crews stayed at the home for several hours dousing flare ups.
They were able to retrieve some of the family's belongings from a sub-level room but the main part of the home is a more than likely a total loss due to smoke and water damage, O'Camb added.
Fire investigators point to a fireplace insert's metal chimney as the fire's likely cause. At this point they don't know if chimney failure, installation or another factor is to blame, O'Camb said. The homeowner did tell investigators he regularly cleaned the fireplace and chimney.
This is the second El Dorado Hills residential structure fire in a week. An Aldea Drive home's garage and above-garage room were destroyed in a Nov. 6 fire.


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I purchased Bare Minerals, but not from TV, from a store. I did not work for me. If I see something on TV that interests me, I wait until the fad passes and I buy it when it is on clearance. Which has saved me $$, because most of them were duds.


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Deep in the bowels of a pristine New Mexico cave, microbiologists have discovered nearly a hundred types of bacteria that can fight off modern antibiotic drugs.
The bacteria coat the walls of the Lechuguilla cave system on rock faces some 1,600 feet (487 meters) below Earth's surface. Until recently, the microscopic life-forms had encountered neither humans nor modern antibiotics..
That's because a thick dome of rock isolated the cave between four and seven million years ago. Any water that trickles through takes roughly ten thousand years to reach the cave's depths—which means the subterranean life has existed entirely in the absence of modern medicine.
While not infectious to humans, the cave bacteria can resist multiple classes of antibiotics, including new synthetic drugs. The discovery serves as an intriguing lead in the quest to understand how drug-resistant diseases emerge.
"Clinical microbiologists have been perplexed for the longest time. When you bring a new antibiotic into the hospital, resistance inevitably appears shortly thereafter, within months to years," said study leader Gerry Wright, a chemical biologist at McMaster University in Ontario.


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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick was turnover-free in Sunday night's 19-17 home win over the New York Giants, but he couldn't avoid getting banged up.
Vick admitted to reporters after the game he hurt his knee a bit on his final snap, but he's "hopeful" it won't affect his playing status for the Week 5 matchup with an equally hard-hitting defense—the Pittsburgh Steelers.
"Something happened with my knee on the last drive," Vick said. "I'm all right though. I'll be ready for next week."
Andy Reid said Monday that Vick was fine and is expected to practice Wednesday.
The Eagles eased the pressure on Vick by limiting him to a season-low 30 passing attempts Sunday. Other than picking good spots for his six carries for 49 yards, the Eagles also ran the ball a combined 30 times with their backs and wide receivers.
It's clear Philadelphia has a week-to-week challenge with keeping the oft-injured Vick healthy enough to stay on the field. You can bet the well-rested Steelers, coming off a Week 4 bye, will go full-tilt after him


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It's a site where photographers can post albums of their photos and it is searchable.
There will probably only be photos of the more common animals but some are pretty good. Here's a great shot of an elk face in high resolution:
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Ask.com, has the same type of a deal. I've searched for reference photos on there that I couldn't find anywhere else and was surprised at how many photos were available. Thanks for the info, I'll add it to my favorites.


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"I want to thank my parents for letting me play baseball. I'm thankful I had baseball knuckles and couldn't become a dentist...I got $2,100 a year when I started in the big league, and they get more money now. ...I chased the balls that Babe Ruth hit."
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Dengue is a mosquito-born flavivirus disease and causes dengue fever characterized by severe headache, skin rash, debilitating muscle, joint pain leaving a feverish feeling. The dengue virus is also called as 'breakbone fever' due to the symptoms it causes. The symptoms for dengue start appearing in the span of 3-14 days and can infect infants, young children and adults. Dengue has emerged as one of the critical vector-borne diseases especially in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. The first dengue vaccine, Dengvaxia (CYD-TDV) developed by Sanofi Pasteur registered in Mexico in December, 2015. CYD-TDV vaccine is a live recombinant tetravalent dengue vaccine which was evaluated as a 3 dose series 0/6/12 month schedule in Phase III clinical studies. There are around five other vaccine candidates under evaluation in clinical trials, comprising other live-attenuated vaccines, as well as subunit, DNA and purified inactivated vaccine candidates. Along with the developments in dengue vaccines additional technological approaches, such as virus-vectored and VLP-based vaccines, are held under evaluation in preclinical studies for further advancements.
The development for dengue vaccine had begun by 1929 but was delayed due to the incomplete knowledge of the diseases. Sanofi Pasture first approved the vaccine for dengue in 2015 and integrated dengue prevention reducing the mortality rate by almost 50%. WHO Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) on Immunization reviewed CYD-TDV in April 2016 and recommended countries to introduce the vaccine through its Global dengue prevention and Control Strategy (2012-2020).
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According to WHO (World Health Organization) dengue epidemics are being reported every year from more than 100 endemic countries causing 50-100 million dengue infections worldwide annually. In the years 2010, 2013 and 2015, nearly 2.4 million cases of dengue had been reported indicating the sharp increase in the number. It was estimated 500 000 people with severe dengue require hospitalization each year and from them 2.5% of those affected die each year. The dengue vaccine is being produced in in France in dedicated manufacturing site including a full-scale production capacity of 100 million of vaccine doses annually.
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ESPN's 4.8 Overnight For Home Run Derby Flat Compared To '10 Telecast
ESPN earned a 4.8 overnight Nielsen rating for last night's MLB Home Run Derby from 8:15-11:15pm ET, in which Yankees 2B Robinson Cano defeated Red Sox 1B Adrian Gonzalez. The rating is flat compared to last year's event. Boston topped all metered markets with a 10.3 local rating (Austin Karp, THE DAILY). ESPN's coverage of last night's Home Run Derby -- in particular the performance of Chris Berman -- came under heavy criticism on Twitter. The Washington Post's Cindy Boren wrote, "Berman is stunned by every single dinger and the camera people seem uninterested in following the ball." The Globe & Mail's Bruce Dowbiggin: "Chris Berman gets the Rod Black 'can you believe this?' award for an announcer acting like he's never seen BP before." The Palm Beach Post's Ethan Skolnick: "I can't remember ever deciding not to watch a sporting event simply due to announcer. Until tonight. Can't even handle Chris Berman on mute." Newsday's Tom Rock: "Why is Chris Berman yelling at me?" Broadcasting & Cable's Ben Grossman: "I knew it was coming, but I can't believe how strong the anti-Chris Berman sentiment is on Twitter. Even some familiar names ripping him." CNBC's Darren Rovell: "If it seems like there's more hate for Berman & this event than any other sportscaster at any time, why does ESPN still put him on?" However, the Boston Herald's Ian Rapoport wrote, "I know I'm supposed to hate Chris Berman in the #HRDerby. I don't. Who could do more with this event? How would 'better' sound? He's fine." Meanwhile, the N.Y. Times' Richard Sandomir wrote, "Some really weird camera work. A HR in the derby shouldn't be that hard to follow from start to finish. … Very high home plate camera just doesn't work on live HRs in Derby."
LOOKING BACK, BACK, BACK....: During last night's telecast, Berman said "back" as part of his signature home run call approximately 73 times, with the most use of "back" in a row being six during a homer by Gonzalez in the final round. After Blue Jays 3B Jose Bautista hit a line-drive home run, Berman told ESPN's Nomar Garciaparra, "Nomar, there was only time for two 'backs' on that. Back, back gone! A two-backer." Garciaparra: "I don't even think you got the second one in. I think it was a back-and-a-half." Berman: "Back-ba." About an hour later in the broadcast, the topic came up again after Cano hit a line drive home run in the second round. Berman: "And that's a two-backer. That was a two-backer." Garciparra: "I don't even think you got the first one out." Berman: "Ba-" ("Home Run Derby," ESPN, 7/11).
TAKING A LEAD: SI.com's Joe Lemire notes MLB "sanctioned and even encouraged on-field tweeting" during last night's Derby, a change in policy for the league. MLB has the "most comprehensive website of any of the major U.S. pro circuits but until recently had been strict about other sites embedding its video highlights." Lemire notes "not only did that restriction ease" during the Derby, but MLB also "set up tables with computers near both the AL and NL benches" for players to post on Twitter. Dodgers CF Matt Kemp last night "tweeted his own recognition of an underwhelming performance," as did Blue Jays RF Jose Bautista. Cano "tweeted a shoutout to his hometown," and other "non-participants chimed in." A's P Gio Gonzalez posted, "My jaw is on the floor on how far Cano is hitting the ball." Lemire adds, "The Twitter stunt worked because it wasn't inescapable noise, the way the music and on-speaker commentary was. Reading Twitter was a self-selecting exercise one could do in the wait between pitches; having one's eardrums invaded in the ballpark was mandatory" (SI.com, 7/12).
CHANGING PLANS: After initially planning to stream the Home Run Derby live on Facebook within an embedded video player, MLBAM yesterday afternoon changed course and did not go through with the experiment. MLBAM instead used the league's Facebook page to drive awareness of the event's availability on ESPN and on MLB.com. MLBAM during Spring Training similarly experimented with making live game video available on Facebook, and had the company gone through with initial Derby plans, it would have been the first league jewel event to be shown live on the popular social media portal (Eric Fisher, SportsBusiness Journal).
FUN & GAMES: USA TODAY's Steve Gardner writes John Kruk, one of ESPN's announcer for last night's Home Run Derby coverage, "has been a natural from the moment" he joined the network in '04. "Baseball Tonight" co-anchor Karl Ravech said, "It never really feels like work. His personality is bigger than even he is. It makes a long day and a long night enjoyable." Kruk said, "Every day's a different ballgame to me. ... The hardest thing for the new guys is how messed up Karl and I are." Kruk is paired with Barry Larkin for the net's All-Star Game coverage, and he said of Ravech and himself, "Barry probably thinks both of us are certifiably crazy. He just sits and giggles" (USA TODAY, 7/12).
MLB Ratings Flat Across National TV Partners; Local Ratings Down For 16 Teams
MLB national TV ratings are flat as the league hits the All-Star break. Fox' Saturday regional MLB windows are averaging a 1.9 rating (3.0 million viewers) through 14 telecasts. The net is seeing gains among males 18-34 (+13%), 18-49 (+10%) and 25-54 (+8%). Fox also saw year-over-year increases for its three primetime windows, averaging a 2.6 rating (4.1 million viewers), up 24%. ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball" is flat at a 1.5 U.S. rating (2.4 million viewers) through 14 telecasts. The April 10 Yankees-Red Sox broadcast remains the most-viewed "SNB" telecast this season with a 2.9 rating and 4.7 million viewers. TBS' non-exclusive Sunday afternoon games are also flat at a 0.4 U.S. rating (598,000 viewers). The May 22 Mets-Yankees telecast remains the net's most-viewed game of the season with 676,000 viewers (Austin Karp, THE DAILY).MLB MIDSEASON RATINGSNETTELECASTSRATING% +/-VIEWERS (000)% +/-Fox141.90.0%2,9504.0%ESPN*141.50.0%2,3622.2%TBS140.40.0%5981.5%
NOTES: All ratings are U.S. ratings. * = Ratings for ESPN are for "Sunday Night Baseball."
YOUR LOCAL NEWS: In this week's SPORTSBUSINESS JOURNAL, John Ourand reports the Dodgers and Mets "have seen two of the biggest drops in MLB's local TV ratings so far this season." The Mets' local ratings on SportsNet N.Y. are "down 29 percent from midseason last year," while the Dodgers' ratings on FS Prime Ticket are "down 27 percent." Only the Astros on FS Houston and the Rays on a combination of FS Florida and Sun Sports "have seen steeper local declines." Sixteen teams in total "have dropped and 13 teams have increased" in local TV ratings at midseason. After topping the league in local ratings last season, the Cardinals remain in the lead this season, "posting a 9.06 average on FS Midwest." The Phillies also posted gains during the first half of the season, up 29% from last year. Red Sox ratings are up 22% in Boston as the team tries "stopping their three-year ratings slide on NESN" (SPORTSBUSINESS JOURNAL, 7/11 issue). Meanwhile, FS Southwest averaged a season-high 5.8 local rating in the Dallas-Ft. Worth market for Sunday's A's-Rangers game. The previous high was a 5.7 local rating for the April 3 Red Sox-Rangers game (FSN).TOP/BOTTOM FIVE TEAMS IN MLB LOCAL RATINGS
TEAM NETAVG. RATING% +/- Cardinals FS Midwest9.067% Phillies CSN Philadelphia8.8729% Reds FS Ohio7.8224% Red Sox NESN7.6622% Brewers FS Wisconsin6.9032% Astros FS Houston1.66-34% A's CSN California1.338% Dodgers FS Prime Ticket1.19-27% Nationals MASN/MASN21.17-24% Angels FS West1.11-11%TOP/BOTTOM FIVE TEAMS IN MLB LOCAL RATINGS CHANGE
TEAM NETAVG. RATING% +/- Indians SportsTime Ohio6.3280% Rangers FS Southwest3.4035% Giants CSN Bay Area4.7935% Pirates Root Sports Pittsburgh4.5233% Brewers FS Wisconsin6.9032% Padres Cox/SD43.58-26% Dodgers FS Prime Ticket1.19-27% Mets SportsNet N.Y.2.30-29% Astros FS Houston1.66-34% Rays Suns Sports/FS Florida3.46-37%
BIRD IS NOT THE WORD: In Baltimore, David Zurawik writes after "more than 20 years of faithfully following" the Orioles on TV, he "cannot take it any longer." Zurawik: "By and large, it is not the coverage that has driven me from the tube. Technically, MASN does a solid job; it throws a lot of resources at the games anyway. But given the abysmal performance and culture of losing that clearly remains despite Buck Showalter, all the pleasure of following the Orioles night after night is gone." Zurawik writes he finds himself "yelling at the TV when Rick Dempsey or one of the other post-game folks starts pulling punches about how awful this team is." He also found it "pathetic to hear analysts telling me Friday that we should be proud of" Orioles P Kevin Gregg for "throwing in and in and in on" Red Sox DH David Ortiz. Zurawik: "According to MASN, this was a sign of life and determination on the part of the Orioles" (Baltimore SUN, 7/12).
EA Sports' "NCAA Football 12" Hits Stores, Garners Positive Reviews
EA Sports' "NCAA Football 12" hits stores today, and it looks "stunning, whether it's the details to shadows and lighting or the new-look 3D grass," according to Joe Cowley of the CHICAGO SUN-TIMES. How the game "feels compared with the 11 version is even better." Its "new looks include a more detailed 'Road to Glory' in which you can play offense and defense as a high school prospect to increase your worth to colleges," and there is a "new 'Coaching Carousel' where you simply call the plays." Cowley notes the game "actually had" NCAA sanctions and investigations "on the PlayStation 2 version, but when the PS3 version came out, the NCAA asked to have the sanctions aspect removed." Game designer Ben Haumiller said, "We had to make that concession even though it is a black eye and something you can't help hear about. ... (The NCAA) doesn't want the perception that there are things out there that they don't know about" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES, 7/12). In N.Y., Lang Whitaker writes the game as a "sports simulator" is "entertaining and immersive." Cheerleaders, marching bands, "various mascots and field-entrance traditions have been included," and these "flourishes certainly add to the realism and evoke the spirit of the college football experience." Whitaker: "It is hard to find room for improvement in a game that has more than a decade of refinement built in" (N.Y. TIMES, 7/12).
GOOD NEW HOCKEY GAME: PRO HOCKEY TALK's James O'Brien notes it has already been reported that EA Sports' "NHL 12" will "include a Winter Classic mode" and be released Sept. 13, but EA "provided a more complete view of the biggest changes in store for NHL '12 recently." Among these changes are "anticipation AI," "full contact physics" and "dynamic goalies." O'Brien writes, "It looks like 'NHL '12' could be a significant upgrade over 'NHL '11' if EA's innovations work out as well as advertised" (PROHOCKEYTALK.com, 7/12).
Media Notes
In North Dakota, Brad Schlossman reported North Dakota, Denver, Colorado College, Nebraska-Omaha, Minnesota-Duluth and Miami (Ohio) will "break away" from the WCHA college hockey conference and "start a new hockey league in 2013-14." There have "already been discussions with members of the new league and television executives about getting games nationally televised on Versus," which would "give UND a greater range of exposure than the current deal with Fox College Sports and DirecTV." Schlossman noted Colorado College "currently is a television partner with CBS College Sports," while Denver has games on Root Sports Rocky Mountain (GRAND FORKS HERALD, 7/10).
GOING YARD: MLB.com has generated more than 1.7 million views of video clips relating to Derek Jeter's 3,000th career hit. The site additionally saw 79.2 million wireless page views on Saturday, the day Jeter hit the milestone, a figure 43% over its daily wireless traffic average thus far this season. And the site logged a one-day site-record 1.6 million unique mobile visitors on Saturday, a total driven heavily by interest in Jeter (Eric Fisher, SportsBusiness Journal).
BOLD IS BEAUTIFUL: In Minneapolis, Jim Souhan wrote former Twins manager Tom Kelly's "stint as Bert Blyleven's fill-in" on FS North's Twins broadcasts has "proved that fearlessness and knowledge are the two prerequisites for outstanding broadcasting analysts." During Sunday's Twins-White Sox game, Kelly "provided a baseball education rather than cheerleading" (Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE, 7/11).
SURF'S UP: Fuel TV yesterday announced a media partnership with IMG to broadcast the finals of the '11 Nike U.S. Open of Surfing. The deal will see Fuel TV televise three-and-a-half hours of live surf, skate and BMX competition Aug. 7. It will be the first time Fuel TV or any other network has shown the finals of the U.S. Open live. The deal was negotiated by Fuel TV VP/Ad Sales Peter Vesey and IMG Senior VP & Dir of Action Sports James Leitz. Terms of the agreement were not available (Tripp Mickle, SportsBusiness Journal).
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Dinner rolls from pizza dough, anyone do it?
There's a restaurant in Chelsea, MI called The Common Grill, anyway they have the best dinner rolls I've ever tasted. They're chewey and have a relativly thin crust and are topped with poppy seeds and kosher salt as well as a herbed olive oil. I've been attempting to duplicate them for the past year or so, and I'm getting pretty close.


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The town of Lanternwood is under attack. There's a Tigon, a monster that is half-dragon, half-tiger, on the loose. Roxy is being hunted by a fire-breathing army and her best friend Cinnamon has been kidnapped. It seems that everyone Roxy loves has been cursed and it's up to her to save them. Somebody wants revenge.
And when life couldn't be more dangerous, Roxy loses her powers and all seems lost, particularly when she is plagued by ferocious nightmares that entwine her fate in a quest, not only to hunt down the Tigon, but also to find her estranged father. Forced into a life on the run, Roxy is chased out of town by the Tigon's fire-breathing army.
The search for her father means Roxy must try to stay alive as the friends Roxy once trusted betray her.
And what awaits her is more horrifying than any of the terror she's suffered so far.
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The Pixies: loudQUIETloud tomorrow!
10 May 2011
As part of our Music and Film Series, the evening will start with a screening of the rockumentary, loudQUIETloud: a film about the Pixies which paints a compelling portrait of four band members and their difficult, but ultimately triumphant return on their 2004 reunion tour.\r\n
The tour was cited as the musical event of the year in 2004, which would make the documentary a must-see by itself. But as well as featuring hits like Here Comes Your Man and This Monkey Has Gone to Heaven, loudQUIETloud delves into the personal lives of the band members such as Kim Deal's and David Lovering's battle with sobriety and the blatant lack of communication between the four. The end result is a QUIET, bittersweet documentary about a loud rock band that is coming to grips with their growing fame but also the strange uncertainty of middle age (all the men are pretty bald now).\r\n
The screening will be followed by two quirky sets of cover songs by the duo, Organ Freeman and local band el Chupacabras de roca.\r\n
loudQUIETloud: A Film About the Pixies will screen on the 11 May at 7.00pm. Tickets can be bought here or from the FACT box office at £5.00/£4.00. Be quick as our Music and Film Screenings nearly always sell out in advance.


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Roger Federer was chosen Tuesday to play for Switzerland's Davis Cup team in the country's attempt to stay in the elite World Group.
Federer will lead the Swiss team against Italy in Genoa on outdoor clay in the playoffs from Sept. 18-20, the International Tennis Federation announced. Federer is the defending champion of the U.S. Open, French Open and Wimbledon.
Although Federer was picked for the Switzerland squad, he has indicated he will decide after the U.S. Open whether to play against Italy. Players can be replaced on Davis Cup rosters.
Federer missed the first round of this year's Davis Cup in March with a back injury, and the Swiss team lost to the Americans 4-1.
The top-ranked Federer bounced back from the injury layoff and won the French Open for the first time in his career, while at the same time equaling Pete Sampras with 14 career major titles. A few weeks later at Wimbledon, the Swiss star earned his record 15th by beating Andy Roddick 16-14 in the fifth set.
Rafael Nadal, who beat Federer in five sets in the Australian Open final but missed several weeks of the season with injuries, will lead Spain in the Davis Cup semifinals against Israel.
Tommy Robredo, David Ferrer and Feliciano Lopez will also play for Spain on outdoor clay in Murcia. Israel will be represented by Dudi Sela, Harel Levy, Jonathan Erlich and Andy Ram for the best-of-five series.
In the other semifinal, Croatia will host the Czech Republic on indoor clay in Porec. Ivo Karlovic, Marin Cilic, Roko Karanusic and Lovro Zovko will compete for the host country against Czech players Radek Stepanek, Tomas Berdych, Jan Hernych and Lukas Dlouhy.
The semifinal winners will meet for the Davis Cup trophy in the final from Dec. 4-6.
Also in the World Group playoffs, it's: Chile vs. Austria; Belgium vs. Ukraine; Brazil vs. Ecuador; Netherlands vs. France; South Africa vs. India; Serbia vs. Uzbekistan; and Sweden vs. Romania.
Fourth-ranked Novak Djokovic was not on the official roster for Serbia, but No. 2 Andy Murray was chosen to represent Britain for its zonal playoff series against Poland.


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Thomas Lippman, a respected former diplomatic correspondent and Middle East bureau chief at the Washington Post, covered U.S. national security policy throughout the 1990's and traveled with Albright for two and a half years to write this political biography. Lippman's talk deals with U. S. foreign policy in general and Madeleine Albright's role in its formation. (#5702)
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wikiHow to Make a Baby Shower Baby Clothing Bouquet
Four Methods:Plan Your BouquetMake Flowers from Baby ItemsArrange a Tall Baby BouquetArrange a Short Baby BouquetCommunity Q&A
Giving a baby shower baby clothing bouquet provides parents-to-be with much needed clothing for their baby while delivering a creative presentation. The clothing items themselves serve as the flowers, and you can add additional silk flowers and foliage according to your taste.
Plan Your Bouquet
Before creating your bouquet, you will need to plan certain artistic elements and purchase your supplies.
1Choose the baby items that you will include in your bouquet. For a standard bouquet, you will need about 4 to 5 newborn onesies, 2 hats, 2 pairs of socks and 4 washcloths.
2Select a pot or basket for the bouquet. Choose a smaller-sized container unless you plan to include a large amount of baby supplies in the bouquet.
3Select your foliage. You can choose silk greenery, flowers or both. The selections should take into account the baby's gender as well as what will match well with the clothing colors. Your foliage selection will also determine the height of the bouquet.
4Purchase your supplies from a craft store. The supplies that you need will vary according to the height of your bouquet and your preferences for materials to hold the items together.
Make Flowers from Baby Items
Folding the baby items so that they look like flowers creates the bouquet's signature look. Choose solid colored clothing for the most attractive flowers, and choose colors that will complement each other.
1Fold each item in half lengthwise.
2Start at the bottom and tightly roll the item inward until you have created a small clothing roll.
- Vary the tightness of each roll. Tightly rolled items will look like small buds, while loosely rolled items will look more like roses.
3Secure the rolls with rubber bands. Alternatively, you can tie florist's wire around each roll to secure it.
4Hold a clothing roll vertically in your non-dominant hand.
5Using your dominant hand, fluff the top edges of the roll and pull them slightly downward. This will create the appearance of blooms in addition to concealing the rubber band or florist's wire.
6Continue forming each clothing roll into a bloom.
Arrange a Tall Baby Bouquet
For a tall bouquet, you should choose a tall, narrow pot. Make sure that the color of the pot complements the baby clothing and any foliage that you plan to add.
1Fill your pot or your basket 3/4 full of florist's foam. If necessary, trim the foam with a knife or scissors so that it matches the contours of the container.
2Tuck a metal florist's stick into the rubber band or wire that surrounds each clothing flower. The top of the clothing flower should be facing upward.
3Press the foliage into the florist's foam. Place shorter pieces around the edge and taller pieces toward the center.
4Add the baby clothing. Push the florist's sticks that are attached to the baby clothing into the foam. Fill in any gaps where you have no foliage so that the foam is not visible when you present the gift.
5Tie an attractive ribbon around the top of the container. Choose a wired decorative ribbon for the most elegant appearance.
Arrange a Short Baby Bouquet
Choose a container of lesser height if you decide to make a short bouquet. Make sure that you roll enough clothing flowers to completely fill the container since you won't be using silk blooms as filler in your bouquet.
1Fill the bottom of your container 3/4 full of bunched green tissue paper.
2Arrange the clothing rolls in the container, allowing the rolls to support each other. Tuck the clothing in tightly for the best appearance, and make sure that the decorative ends of the flowers are facing upward.
3Tuck a strand of silk greenery between and around the clothing flowers to tie the bouquet's appearance together.
Community Q&A
- Use the clothing bouquet as a centerpiece for the gift table.
- You can wrap your bouquet by placing the bottom of the container in the center of a large piece of cellophane. Gather the cellophane above the bouquet and secure it with an attractive ribbon.
- You can also purchase a clay pot and paint it decoratively or decoupage it. Paint the baby's name on the pot or just create a collage-like design featuring pastel fabric. This will add a nice personal touch to the clothing bouquet.
Things You'll Need
- 4 to 5 newborn onesies in solid colors
- 2 newborn hats in solid colors
- 2 pairs of socks to match the outfits
- 4 baby washcloths
- Pot or basket
- Silk flowers and/or foliage
- Rubber bands or florist's wire
- Florist's foam
- Florist's stick
- Ribbon
- Green tissue paper
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An established Pendle business has been bought out by its management team for an undisclosed sum.
Tharstern Limited, which is based in Vivary Way, Colne, was purchased by managing director Keith McMurtrie, technical director Antony Lord and sales director Lee Ward from the family of the software house's founder.
The trio, who are supported by a combined debt and equity package from Mobeus Equity Partners, have acquired a significant ownership stake in the business and will retain direct day-to-day running of the business in their current roles.
Tharstern Ltd has a £4million turnover and employs 46 people, of whom 30 work from the headquarters at Colne, with the rest field-based. Tharstern will remain in its 10,000 sq. ft recently refurbished premises.
Mr McMurtrie said: "This is fantastic news for Tharstern, our loyal staff and customers, many of whom have been with the company for many years and who are vital to our continued success going forwards.
"The deal will provide security and continuity, and ensures that Tharstern retains its brand and identity as a recognised world leader within the printing and allied industries.
"This move retains our independence and gives us even greater confidence for the future. It also gives us an even stronger platform for rapid growth in what we know is an expanding market. Mobeus has proved itself to be a supportive investment partner and we will be working together to invest in Tharstern and continue the development of our market-leading product suite."
Tharstern Ltd, which has strong ties to all the major printing vendors, has been providing workflow and Management Information Systems to the global commercial printing and graphic arts industry for 30 years.


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Louie Roussel III and Ronnie Lamarque's Recapturetheglory
returned to the form he showed winning the Grade II Illinois Derby three years
ago when he proved clearly best by a length and a quarter in Saturday's $60,000
Louisiana Handicap.
After winning the sixth race of his career and increasing
his lifetime earnings to $542,646 from 23 starts, the 6-year-old son of
Cherokee Run paid $14, $4.60 and $3.20 and toured the 1 1/16-mile distance in
"I told (trainer) Louie (Roussel) that he was going
to improve off of that last race," said winning jockey Jamie Theriot.
"He kind of emptied out on me that day – he was a little short – but
today he just took off and gave me everything he had when I asked him, just
like I knew he would."
Adele Dilschneider's Apart got up for second in the Louisiana 'Cap to return
$2.40 and $2.10 while finishing a neck to the good of Jim Tafel's Country
Flavor, who paid $3. Richard Rudolph and Michael Vranich's Royal Express
set the pace with fractions of 23.33 and 47.10 before tiring to sixth.
and Dawn Thrash's Wild About Marie set early fractions of 23.17
and 47.39 and then continued willingly when challenged by Team Valor
International and Highfield Stock Farm's Chantilly Nayla to win Saturday's
$60,000 Dr. A. B. Leggio Memorial by a neck while touring the
about 5 1/2-furlong distance over a Stall-Wilson turf course rated
"yielding" in 1:05.49.
The winner, trained by Jeff Thornbury and ridden by Richard
Eramia, paid $22.60, $11.20 and $7.20 and increased her career earnings to
$122,950 with her fourth win in nine lifetime starts.
Chantilly Nayla ranged up alongside Wild About Marie in the
late stages, could not stay with that one but clearly held the place by
finishing 2 1/4-lengths in front of WinStar Farm's Mimi's Bling.
Chantilly Nayla returned $9.60 and $7.40 and Mimi's Bling paid $4.80 to show.
the opening race of the gala Road to the Derby Kickoff Day program, Richard,
Bertram and Elaine Klein's Early Return provided just that for those who
backed him in the $60,000 F. W. Gaudin Memorial with mutuels of $5.60
and $2.40 while increasing his career earnings to $232,806 with his sixth
victory in 19 lifetime starts. After taking command out of the gate, the Steve
Margolis trainee cut out early fractions of 23.03 and 46.20 and continued
willingly the rest of the way to accomplish the six-furlong distance in 1:09.51
while posting a 1 1/4-length score under jockey Shaun Bridgmohan. Favored
Mambo Galliano, owned by Louie Roussel III, pressed the pace of the
winner throughout, could not catch that one but was clearly best of the
others. He paid $2.10 to place.
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