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A reader points out that one of the reported subjects of the FBI investigation into John Edwards is the way in which the 527 run by an aide, the Alliance for a New America -- its actual independence is in question -- hid some of its spending in an private company, Alliance for a New America LLC.
It's not actually clear that this is illegal. And if Edwards or his aide, Nick Baldick, isn't prosecuted for this, they may have laid out a roadmap for every 527 that doesn't want to disclose its vendors.
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America quickly became like a second home for Sweden's The Royal Concept. In fact, their stateside arrival has been quite a long time in the making for vocalist David Larson. "When I was a kid, I used to say, 'The first time I go to America will be because of music!'," he smiles. "Lo and behold, that's exactly how and why it happened."
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GRAND FORKS -- The East Grand Forks police chief welcomes Gov. Tim Pawlenty's initiative to stiffen drunken driving penalties in Minnesota, including expanding the use of ignition locks that require proof of sobriety to start a car.
Pawlenty said Tuesday he would ask lawmakers, who start the session next month in St. Paul, to draft new laws including lowering the blood-alcohol amount that triggers greater penalties, from 0.20 percent to 0.15 percent.
The ignition locks typically use a breathalyzer device and require less than 0.02 percent blood-alcohol, far less than the legal driving limit of 0.08 percent. Only a few are in use in Minnesota, according to published reports. They can be used instead of incarceration in some DWI cases, so offenders can keep their jobs.
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The most notorious case in the region may be Danny Lee Bettcher, of Wadena, Minn., who was sentenced last week to four years in prison for his 27th drunken driving conviction.
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He's never used, or even seen, the ignition lock/breathalyzer device used in Minnesota.
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FILED: June 17, 2009
an Oregon limited liability company,
and CRAIG H. COWLES,
a dissolved foreign corporation;
an Oregon corporation;
and LAKE FOREST EQUITIES, INC.,
an Oregon corporation,
Clackamas County Circuit Court
Steven L. Maurer, Judge.
Argued and submitted on December 03, 2008.
Terrence Kay argued the cause and filed the briefs for appellants.
Elizabeth Duncan argued the cause for respondent Edward F. Byczynski.Ā On the brief were Sanford R. Landress and Greene & Markley, P.C.
No appearance for respondents Lake Forest Equities, Inc., Jeanne Graves, and National Tenant Network, Inc.
Before Landau, Presiding Judge, and Schuman, Judge, and Deits, Senior Judge.
Motion to dismiss denied; affirmed.
Plaintiffs appeal a judgment dismissing their claims on the ground that they are based on judgments that had expired as a matter of law.Ā Defendants move to dismiss the appeal on the same ground.Ā We deny the motion to dismiss; whether or not the trial court was correct in determining that the case before it was moot does not mean that this appeal--concerning the correctness of that determination--is moot.Ā We then conclude for the reasons stated in this opinion that the trial court, in fact, correctly determined that plaintiffs' claims are moot and affirm on that basis.Ā
The relevant facts are not in dispute.Ā On April 2, 1985, plaintiff Craig H. Cowles obtained a judgment against defendant Edward F. Byczynski.Ā Two months later, on June 4, 1985, Commercial Agency obtained a judgment against Byczynski as well.Ā Sometime later, Commercial Agency assigned its rights under that judgment to plaintiff Oregon Recovery, LLC.Ā
On February 1, 1995, Cowles renewed his judgment against Byczynski.Ā On May 4 of that same year, Oregon Recovery renewed its judgment against Byczynski.Ā
On December 1, 2004--several months before both of the judgments were set to expire, former ORS 18.360(1) (2001)(1)--Cowles and Oregon Recovery initiated this action against Byczynski.Ā Cowles and Oregon Recovery alleged that Byczynski owned defendant Lake Forest Equities, Inc., which owned certain real property.Ā According to the complaint, Lake Forest Equities deeded the property to Byczynski, who then deeded the same property to defendant Jeanne Graves, all in an effort on Byczynski's part to avoid possessing property that could be used to satisfy the judgments against him, in violation of the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (UFTA), ORS 95.200 to 95.310.Ā In a similar vein, the complaint alleged that Byczynski transferred to Graves shares of a corporation that he owned in defendant National Tenant Network, Inc.Ā Again, the complaint alleged that Byczynski engaged in the transaction to hinder the collection of the two outstanding judgments against him.Ā Cowles and Oregon Recovery asked the court to set aside the transfers and to have the proceeds of those assets held in trust for plaintiffs and applied to payment of plaintiffs' judgments.
Several months after the filing of the complaint, on February 1, 2005, Cowles's judgment against Byczynski expired.Ā On May 4, 2005, Oregon Recovery's judgment against Byczynski also expired.Ā
The following month, all defendants moved for summary judgment dismissing the claims against them, asserting that, in light of the expiration of the judgments, those claims had become moot.Ā Defendants argued that each of those claims depends on the existence of a debt to Cowles or Oregon Recovery, that the judgments were the debts, and that the claims therefore became moot when the judgments expired.
Cowles and Oregon Recovery argued that a conveyance is fraudulent under the UFTA if it occurred at the time the judgment remained unsatisfied and that "[n]othing under the Act states Plaintiffs' judgments must remain in effect throughout the prosecution of the case."Ā They further argued that, because they commenced their action before the expiration of the judgments, the expiration of the judgments was effectively tolled pending the litigation.Ā In any event, they argued, the fact that Byczynski was attempting to conceal himself and his assets tolled the expiration of the judgments under ORS 12.250. ĀFinally, they contended that their claim for the imposition of a constructive trust is not dependent on the existence of an enforceable judgment.Ā
The trial court rejected each of Cowles and Oregon Recovery's arguments and agreed with defendants that they were entitled to summary judgment.Ā The court dismissed the claims as moot.Ā Cowles and Oregon Recovery then moved for leave to amend their complaint to add allegations that Byczynski had attempted to conceal himself and his assets to avoid paying on the judgments.Ā The trial court denied the motion.Ā
On appeal, Cowles and Oregon Recovery assign error to the trial court's decision to grant summary judgment dismissing their claims and to the court's denial of their motion to amend.Ā In support of those assignments, they essentially renew the same arguments that they made before the trial court.Ā Likewise, defendants on appeal contend, as they did before the trial court, that each of the claims against them--including the claim for imposition of a constructive trust--depends on the existence of a debt, which, in turn, was embodied in the judgments.Ā When the judgments expired, they contend, so did the underlying debts.Ā As for the denial of the motion to amend, defendants contend that the trial court did not err, because the addition of allegations of concealment would have made no difference to the outcome of the case.
We begin with the trial court's dismissal of all claims based on ORS 18.360(1).Ā That statute provided, in part:
"[W]henever a period of 10 years elapses after the entry of a judgment in a circuit court, the judgment, and any docketed or recorded lien thereof shall expire.Ā However, before the expiration of 10 years the circuit court for the county in which the judgment originally was entered, on motion, may renew the judgment and cause a notation in the register and the judgment docket indicating the renewal of the judgment to be made.Ā The renewed judgment and any lien thereof expire 10 years after entry of the renewed judgment. * * * Execution may issue upon the renewed judgment until the judgment expires or is fully satisfied."
Under that statute, a judgment may be renewed for another 10-year period.Ā At the conclusion of the 20-year period from the original date of entry of the judgment, it expires.
The statute defines the time during which the judgment exists and may be executed upon.Ā It is not, however, to be confused with a statute of limitations.Ā We addressed that issue in Hovden and Hovden, 104 Or App 514, 517, 802 P2d 89 (1990), in which the state contended that it was not precluded from collecting child support arrearages that had been reduced to judgment but had not been renewed at the end of 10 years.Ā The state argued that the expiration of the 10-year period prescribed by the pertinent version of ORS 18.360(1) was not an impediment to its collection efforts because, under ORS 12.250, statutes of limitations are not generally applicable to the state.Ā We rejected the argument:
"If ORS 18.360 were a Statute of Limitations, ORS 12.250 might make the 10-year period inapplicable to the state * * *.Ā ORS 18.360, however, is not a Statute of Limitations.Ā ORS 18.360 defines a period during which a judgment and its lien exists [sic].Ā In contrast to the bar of a limitation, which a party may waive, the expiration of a judgment and its lien cannot be waived.Ā If the judgment has not been renewed, and the 10-year period has elapsed, the judgment 'expire[s].'"
104 Or App at 516-17 (emphasis added).Ā
In that light, it becomes clear that Cowles and Oregon Recovery's argument that the expiration of the judgments has been "tolled"--either by Byczynski's attempted concealment or by the fact that they commenced their action before the expiration of the judgments--is incorrect.Ā
Plaintiffs first rely on ORS 12.250, which tolls a statute of limitations upon proof of absence or concealment.Ā Because, as we held in Hovden, ORS 18.360(1) is not a statute of limitations, ORS 12.250 simply does not apply.Ā
Plaintiffs also rely on what they characterize as an "analogy" to a statute of limitations principle, viz., that what the law requires is mere commencement of an action before expiration of the limitations period.Ā Given the fact that ORS 18.360(1) is not a statute of limitations, the analogy is inapt, however.Ā
Consistent with that conclusion is our decision in Citizens Savings and Loan v. McDonald, 191 Or App 45, 80 P3d 532 (2003).Ā In that case, a judgment creditor sought a renewal of a judgment shortly before the expiration of the 10-year period following entry of the judgment.Ā The court, however, did not actually enter the renewal into the register until after the 10-year period had expired.Ā When the judgment creditor later attempted to execute on the judgment, the debtor objected that the judgment had expired.Ā We agreed.Ā The fact that the creditor had commenced the process for renewing the judgment before the expiration of the 10-year period was of no moment, we explained.Ā Id. at 50.Ā What was controlling, we held, was the language of ORS 18.360, which said nothing about the necessity of commencing the renewal process before the expiration of the 10-year period.Ā Id.Ā Rather, we pointed out, the statute made clear that, unless the judgment was actually renewed, it expired.Ā Id. at 50-51.Ā
The same reasoning applies in this case.Ā ORS 18.360(1) does not provide that a party must commence an action to enforce the judgment before the expiration of the 10- or 20-year statutory period.Ā It provides that a judgment "expire[s]" after the relevant period and that "[e]xecution may issue"--not that execution must commence--"until the judgment expires."Ā
We turn, then, to Cowles and Oregon Recovery's contention that, in any event, their UFTA claim survives the expiration of the judgments against Byczynski.Ā
As relevant here, ORS 95.230(1) provides that
"[a] transfer made or obligation incurred by a debtor is fraudulent as to a creditor * * * if the debtor made the transfer * * *:
"(a)Ā With actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud any creditor of the debtor[.]"
ORS 95.260 provides for creditors' remedies for fraudulent transfers:
"(1)Ā In any action for relief against a transfer or obligation under ORS 95.200 to 95.310, a creditor, subject to the limitations provided in ORS 95.270, may obtain:
"(a)Ā Avoidance of the transfer or obligation to the extent necessary to satisfy the creditor's claim."
Thus, the remedies for relief from a fraudulent transfer are available to "creditors."Ā ORS 95.200(4) defines a creditor as "a person who has a claim against a debtor."Ā A "claim" is
"a right to payment, whether or not the right is reduced to judgment, liquidated, unliquidated, fixed, contingent, matured, unmatured, disputed, undisputed, legal, equitable, secured or unsecured."
ORS 95.200(3).Ā A "debtor" is "a person against whom a creditor has a claim."Ā ORS 95.200(6).
In this case, Cowles and Oregon Recovery do not dispute that their claims against defendants, including the claim for imposition of a constructive trust, arise out of the debts represented by the judgments against Byczynski.Ā In fact, those judgments are the debts.Ā When the judgments expired, Cowles and Oregon Recovery were no longer creditors of defendants, because the debt that formed the basis for their claims against defendants ceased to exist.Ā Cowles and Oregon Recovery nevertheless insist that we must "liberally" construe the relevant provisions of the UFTA to enable them to pursue what they contend is an obviously fraudulent transfer of assets.Ā They do not explain, however--and we do not understand--what specific language we may "liberally" construe in order to produce the result that they seek.
Moreover, and perhaps more to the point, what Cowles and Oregon Recovery request in this case cannot be reconciled with our decision in Goodwin v. Usher, 103 Or App 91, 95, 795 P2d 1112, rev den, 310 Or 547 (1990).Ā In that case, a judgment creditor brought a claim under UFTA to set aside certain conveyances by the defendant.Ā After the claims were filed and after the trial court's ruling from the bench in favor of the plaintiff, but before the entry of judgment, the defendant satisfied the underlying judgment.Ā The defendant then moved to dismiss the claim as moot, and the trial court denied the motion.Ā We reversed, holding that when the defendant satisfied the underlying judgment on which the UFTA claim was based, the claim became moot, because the plaintiff was no longer a creditor of the defendant entitled to a remedy under ORS 95.260.Ā Id.Ā Similarly in this case, when the judgments on which the UFTA claim is based expired, plaintiffs were no longer creditors of defendants and their claims became moot.
That leaves Cowles and Oregon Recovery's claim seeking the equitable remedy of imposition of a constructive trust.Ā They contend that a constructive trust claim "is another distinct or alternate claim" from the others in the complaint and that, to avoid inequity, we may allow them to maintain this action notwithstanding the expiration of the underlying judgments.Ā A constructive trust, however, is not an independent, substantive claim for relief; it is a remedy that the courts may impose for an underlying claim.Ā Tupper v. Roan, 227 Or App 391, 398, 206 P3d 237 (2009).Ā In this case, the underlying claims necessarily depend on the existence of the underlying debt, that is to say, the existence of the judgments, which have been extinguished.Ā
In their second assignment of error, plaintiffs contend that the trial court erred in granting their motion for leave to file a second amended complaint so that they could allege that Byczynski had concealed himself, thereby tolling the expiration of the judgments.Ā Given our conclusion that, even assuming that Byczynski had concealed himself, such conduct would not "toll" ORS 18.360(1), it necessarily follows that the trial court did not err in denying the motion to amend.Ā
ĀMotion to dismiss denied; affirmed.
1. Former ORS 183.360 (2001) was repealed by Oregon Laws 2003, chapter 576, section 580.Ā The repeal of that statute does not affect the outcome of this case.Ā All references are to the 2001 version of the statute.
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The ruling Action Congress of Nigeria ACN in Osun State and the main opposition party in the state, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday in Osogbo differ on the level of performance of the state governor, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola in the last two years in the state.
While the PDP scored the Rauf Aregbesola led administration in the state low on the level of physical and human developments, the ACN described the opposition party criticism as unfair judgment.
Specifically, the ACN in a statement signed by its Director of Publicity, Research and Strategy, Mr. Kunle Oyatomi said the people of the state who Aregbesola has served diligently in the last two years will determine his performance and not members of the opposition party.
Oyatomi said Aregbesola's second term will be determined simply by his performance, stressing that the achievements of Aregbesola spread across all strata of the state's economy.
He enjoined the people of the state not to be discouraged by the antics of the opposition, saying the PDP was only displaying its ignorance about events in Osun through its criticisms.
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Afternoon analysis 10.05.2016:
A broad improvement of the market sentiment. This time, the eurozone reports missed the expectations. The zloty did not exploit better market sentiment in order to gain. The Polish currency stayed at the low level.
On Tuesday, the market sentiment improved. Gains were prevailing in the European markets. Still, the scale of the gains was rather subdued. Moreover, the futures contracts for the US indexes suggested a good session.
The market sentiment was not affected by the reports concerning the European countries. Once again, the data from industry disappointed. In Germany, production missed the forecast. It dropped 1.3 percent on a monthly basis against the 0.3 percent forecast. Also, data from France missed the expectations. Production in the second largest eurozone economy dropped 0.3 percent against the positive 0.5 percent forecast.
In contrast, the data on the German balance of payments surprised positively. In March, the current account surplus stood at 30.4 billion euros - the highest level in history. In addition, the trade surplus (goods and services) increased to 26 billion euros, which is also on record. The report suggests an expansion on a high level.
Greece with a chance for debt relief
Moreover, the latest news concerning Greece had positively influenced the market sentiment. Information agencies said that the IMF and the Eurogroup narrowed differences on the debt relief issue. Although there is no current discussion on a nominal debt reduction, there are speculations about the possibility of other forms of relief.
The latest rumors suggest that the problem may be resolved before the June ECB payment. In the next month, Greece is expected to repay 3.5 billion euros. It would not be able to meet the obligation without additional support. Comments from Germany's Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, suggest a higher probability for an agreement. Until then, he had been against a similar solution.
On Tuesday, the EUR/USD was steady, but little below yesterday's close. The major currency pair hovered above 1.1370.
Chinese inflation
Inflation in China met analysts' expectations. In April, consumer prices increased 2.3 percent on a yearly basis against the 2.4 percent that was forecast. Producer's prices dropped 3.4 percent. It was a result better than the expected negative 3.8 percent.
The report was a somewhat of a relief after yesterday's data on international trade. The report showed a drop in the trade turnover - a sign of further slowdown in the economy. As a result, the commodities dropped on Monday. But the situation has changed today, especially in the case of copper. Still, the commodity currencies did not exploit the situation, and the Russian ruble exceeded losses.
Weak zloty
On Tuesday, the zloty stabilized on the low level. The Polish currency remained under the pressure of political risk before the Moody's agency decides on the nation's rating. The probability that the grade will be lowered is quite high. Given the situation, the chance for a stronger zloty are limited.
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Willie Nelson has written more classics than all but a handful of our greatest singer-songwriters, past or present. Here's hoping he won't perform too many of them here Friday when he kicks off this year's Humphreys Concerts by the Bay season with a sold-out show.
Admittedly, such a statement sounds surprising, contradictory or even inane. But give me a moment, and I'll try my best to explain.
Nelson, who will turn 81 this month, is an American music icon. He's a superb singer and master of vocal nuance. He's also a singular songwriter, an engaging guitarist, and a bigger-than-life force who transcends his time and conventional stylistic boundaries.
Over the years, I've seen him soar onstage regularly, even when performing songs he has done countless times over the decades. Changing a vocal inflection here, adding an unexpected guitar accent there, subtly shifting tempos in the blink of an eye, he has never sounded predictable, no matter how predictable his set list might seem.
But when Nelson and his band played at Humphreys last year, he was uncharacteristically disengaged. So much so, in fact, that he appeared to be on sub-automatic-pilot as he snoozed through "On the Road Again," "Whiskey River," "Night Life" and other immortal songs long synonymous with his name.
The audience cheered heartily regardless, happy to be in the presence of greatness — even if that greatness seemed to be mostly sleepwalking.
It was not until at least two-thirds of the way through his show that Nelson unexpectedly came to life. He did so while playing the haunting ballad "Nuages," a vocal-free gem by Belgian six-string jazz giant Django Reinhardt, one of Nelson's longtime idols. The bearded Texas singer caressed each note on his battered acoustic guitar, achieving a degree of passion and commitment conspicuously absent from his preceding selections.
He and his band then did three classics by another of his idols, Hank Williams, "Move It On Over," "Hey Good Lookin' "and "Jambalaya," and Nelson sounded completely reinvigorated. Ditto on his next number, Steve Goodman's 1971 chestnut "City of New Orleans."
It was an impressive feat — and a mystifying one — unless the subtext is that he finds it easier to invest himself in songs by others. Whatever the case, he sounded as liberated covering Reinhardt, Williams and Goodman as he did bored and listless with his own songs.
Either way, Willie Nelson defines greatness. And even the greatest stumble now and again.
Willie Nelson & > Family, with Lukas Nelson
When: 7:30 p.m. Friday
Where: Humphreys Concerts by the Bay, 2241 Shelter Island Drive, Shelter Island
Tickets: Sold-out
Phone: (800) 745-3000
Online: ticketmaster.comCopyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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A police officer who claimed he had been stabbed by an unknown assailant at his home has admitted that he did it himself because he didn't want to go to work, Ishikawa police said on Saturday.
Police plan to punish assistant inspector Tomoyuki Mukaide, 44, and investigate the case as a false report.
Mukaide was appointed a senior officer in charge of responding to natural disasters in March. He handled the security of local areas after a major earthquake hit Ishikawa Prefecture on March 25.
"I couldn't get accustomed to the job. I became so fatigued I didn't want to go to work," Mukaide was quoted as saying.
Mukaide allegedly stabbed himself in the stomach with a knife on May 23. A colleague visited Mukaide's apartment in Kanazawa after he failed to show up for work. The colleague found Mukaide lying with a knife stuck in his stomach.
"The doorbell rang so I opened the door and a man I didn't know stabbed me," he reportedly told officers on that day.
Mukaide admitted he staged the stabbing after he was released from hospital on May 31.


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As I was recently reviewing some of the new watches presented at Baselworld, I came across this beauty from Swatch Group-owned Montres Jaquet Droz – the Grande Heure Minute Onyx. It is said that of all the stones used by Montres Jaquet Droz's expert dial-makers, onyx is particularly admired. This composition of onyx (dial) and steel (case) is particularly alluring. In a world of intricate and often highly detailed watch designs, this watch really stands apart in a simple, graceful sort of way. Definitely the standout piece in the 2010 Jaquet Droz collection.
"Majestic Beijing"
43mm stainless steel case, Reference J017030201, Centered hours and minutes. Small seconds subdial at 9 o'clock, comes on a rolled-edge hand made black alligator leather strap with matching stainless steel buckle
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Gaming on a Budget 4-10-13
Is going out to eat for you a luxury? Do you live paycheck to paycheck? Does spending $60 on a game seem silly when you can get two or three games for that amount? Then you've come to the right place! Gaming on a Budget highlights various deals around the web where you can go buy or download awesome games for less than the expected price. If your money is in short supply, look no further!
A bunch of Arcade titles are on sale this week on the Xbox Live Marketplace, including Prince of Persia Classic and Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection for 400 MSP, and Marvel vs. Capcom Origins and Counter Strike: Global Offensive for 600 MSP. The PlayStation Store has sales on the Zombie Driver and Hole-in-One series but most significant is the original Borderlands for $9.99 and its DLC for $4.99 each, the second game for $24.99 and its DLC is $7.49 each. Over on Steam, Scribblenauts Unlimited is $10.19, and The Walking Dead Season 1 for $9.99.
Gamestop has a few deals from last week still in effect but the major deal this week is the PlayStation 3 500GB God of War Bundle is $50 off, costing only $299.99. Amazon has Diablo III (PC), Dead Space 3 (PS3, 360, PC), and Call of Duty Black Ops II (360, PS3, PC, Wii U) for only $40 as well as Tomb Raider for $45.99 for the consoles and $34.99 for PC. A few deals from last week are also still in effect like Madden NFL 13 48% off so check out the full list.
Best Buy has several big name titles 33% to 50% off including Far Cry 3 (PS3, 36o), Assassin's Creed III (PS3, 360, WiiU), Call of Duty: Black Ops II (PS3, 360, Wii U, PC), and Battlefield 3: Premium Edition (PS3, 360, PC). Also on sale is the PC version of Aliens: Colonial Marines for $34.99, 15 dollars off the original $49.99 price tag, and the PC version of the Mass Effect Trilogy for $47.99 instead of $59.99.
Target let out multiple titles on sale so get ready for some rapid fire deals! Devil May Cry HD Collection(360, PS3) – $16.50 / $19.99 respectively, Hitman: Absolution (PS3, 360) – $45.00, Bulletstorm (360, PS3) – $9.99 / $16.00 respectively, Midway Arcade Origins (PS3, 360) – $18.00, Borderlands 2 (PS3, 360) – $39.99, and Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14 (360) – $39.99 (once you put it in the cart). There's also a Wii U 8 GB bundle with LEGO City Undercover for $329.99.
Another week down the drain and while you may be a little more poor than you used to be, you're not as poor as you could've been. Just your pal Colorwind doing his job, saving you money and getting you great games. Until next time, there's nothing wrong with being thrifty with your money until the right deal comes around.


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Turn-of-the-century websites — R.I.P.
San Diego Polo Club, Charles Manson, Gulf War blog, pisser clams, CyberSleuths — all gone
Various Authors 1:52 p.m., Nov. 19
A council of high-ranking officers have been asked to oversee testing on the new littoral combat ship program after major issues were found with the first batch of ships.
The littoral combat ships are quick, broad-hulled vessels designed to operate in shallow coastal waters. According to a Navy website, the ships were built to be agile enough to "counter submarines, mines and small boats like the explosive-laden terrorist craft that nearly destroyed the U.S.S. Cole in 2000."
But during testing, crews began to notice major flaws with the ships, two of which, the USS Freedom (LCS 1) and USS Independence (LCS 2), are located in San Diego. Crews had problems staying on course and they spotted cracks and experienced other structural and equipment failures. The issues were first reported by government watchdog website, Project On Government Oversight in mid-August.
Performance issues aren't the only problem. The Navy has seen the price for the ships skyrocket since moving forward with the program. Original cost estimates, released by the Project On Government Oversight, had the price tag at approximately $220 million per ship. Since those initial estimates, the price doubled to a reported $440 million per ship.
Now, hoping to right all the wrongs with the ships, the Navy has enlisted the help of four Vice Admirals to oversee testing, including Vice Admiral Tom Copeman, commander of naval surface forces in San Diego.
"I am confident we are on a path of success for LCS," stated Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus in a August 22 press release. "This council will continue to unify our efforts to implement operational lessons learned from our research and development ships to further ensure successful fleet integration."
"All Navy combat ships, even test and evaluation platforms, must be ready to meet assigned missions starting with the first day of active service - [littoral combat ships are] no exception," added Admiral Adm. Jonathan Greenert.
The council, and the Navy, hope to have a better grasp on the issues with the littoral combat ships before the ships are deployed to Singapore in Spring of 2013.
When the first one was delivered and taken out to sea there were reports of major difficulties. The navy pooh-poohed those as just the normal sort of thing you would have with a new design. Then when the second one, of a completely different design from a different contractor was delivered, there were reports of major flaws. The navy once again pooh-poohed those as just the normal sort of thing that come up with a new design. But that time the navy mouthpieces admitted that while there were problems this time, they were nowhere as bad as those experienced with the first one. But, overall, all was happy in happy valley (oops, seaport.) Sorry squids, but putting this panel or council together is NOT routine or normal or acceptable, even to the often-lax navy. It is likely that the result of this council's work will be to reject any more of either of these designs and redo one of them until it will work.
If the US had fooled around with this sort of thing in WWII, it would still be working the bugs out of the Iowa class battleships, seventy years later.


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There wasn't a lot of fanfare when Hilmar (Calif.) quarterback Nathan Costa committed to Oregon back in the summer but the Ducks are looking very smart now as the signal caller is having a huge season and showing he's one of the top quarterbacks in the West region.
Costa, 6-0, 195 pounds was an all-state underclass selection a year ago after throwing for 2,249 yards and 24 touchdowns and rushing for another 622 yards and six more scores. He missed the big NorCal Nike camp and was flying a bit under the radar despite early offers from Utah and Boise State.
Costa then took an unofficial visit to Oregon and when the Ducks offered a few weeks later, he jumped on the offer. With his ability to run and throw equally well, Costa is an ideal fit in Oregon's new spread offense. The quarterback may not have great size, but he does have a live arm, is very accurate and does a great job of making something happen when the initial play breaks down. We had a chance to check out Costa in action this past weekend and the signal caller put on an absolute show.
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In one of the most exciting games of the year thus far, Costa helped Hilmar stay unbeaten at 7-0 by scoring on the last play of the game in the teams come from behind 34-33 win over Escalon, which was also 6-0 on the season.
Hilmar was down 33-28 but got the ball back with 2:28 left on the clock and starting from their own 17 yard line. After Costa ran for an 11-yard gain, Escalon was called for pass interference and the 15-yard penalty brought the ball up to the 38-yard line. The next three plays consisted of two Costa runs for 20 yards plus an 11-yard pass completion. Now the Yellowjackets' were set up at the Cougars' 30-yard line and the clock was ticking down with less than 60 seconds left.
On a third-and-two play from the 22, Costa again scrambled away from pressure for an 11-yard run, which put the ball on the 11 with 53 seconds left. Costa next passed for an 8-yard gain down to the three and ran for another yard down to the two. Another Costa run with 22 seconds left was stopped short of the end zone, but it did pick up a first down.
On the next play, Hilmar tried to pound it in with their fullback but were stuffed just behind the line of scrimmage and Hilmar called its last timeout with two seconds remaining.
"Nathan said he wanted the ball and after all that he'd done, who was I to say otherwise," said Hilmar coach Frank Marquez.
Costa went for the quarterback leap. His body was knocked backward, but he was able to reach with the ball and stretched his arm toward the goal line before going the other way. The ball was either right at the proverbial plane, barely broke it or perhaps didn't break it. One linesman quickly raised his arms, signaling touchdown. The other linesman on the opposite side of the field did not signal. As confusion reigned and players from both teams were celebrating a victory, the officials convened and after a few seconds went along with the initial call. Touchdown Hilmar and game over.
For the game, Costa finished with an amazing 35 carries for 264 yards and three touchdowns including runs of 55 and 57 yards. He also completed 20-27 passes for 220 yards and two more scores.
"This is one game he just took over," Marquez said. "He definitely deserves all the accolades he's been getting, no doubt about it."
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5 spring dinners to make your taste buds sing
By Penelope Wall, March 22, 2010 - 11:37am
It's officially spring. And after the long winter my taste buds AND my kitchen are just crying for the light, crisp flavors of spring veggies: fresh salad greens, peas, asparagus and tender new potatoes.
For a quick spring dinner, light and easy is the name of the game. I like to make recipes I can pull together quickly for a nice meal with my husband after work (our favorite spring dinner is the Lemony Asparagus Pasta—it makes just enough for the two of us). And if my friends decide to pop over at the last minute, a satisfying salad is the perfect in-an-instant solution for company. Just toss all the ingredients into a gigantic bowl and dinner is served.
Lemony Asparagus Pasta
Penne and asparagus are bathed in a rich sauce with a slight bite of mustard, lemon and Parmesan. This dish is lovely in early spring, when asparagus is at its peak and nights are still cool enough to inspire a craving for something rich and warm.
Mâche & Chicken Salad with Honey-Tahini Dressing
In this salad, mâche is tossed with spring ingredients—new red-skinned potatoes and fresh peas—and a lemony tahini dressing and chicken. (I used spinach for this recipe once when I couldn't find mâche, and tofu instead of the chicken, and it turned out great.)
Spinach Soup with Rosemary Croutons
Rosemary has a strong flavor, but offers only a subtle hint in this spinach soup. If you like, any seasonal greens you have on hand can be substituted for the spinach.
Crab Salad Melts
This crab and asparagus melt is delicious for a light spring dinner or lunch. You can use any type of crabmeat—including more affordable options available in pouches or cans near other canned fish or in tubs in the seafood department. Serve with a tossed salad.
Spinach & Frisée Salad with Tangerines & Coriander-Crusted Scallops
The flavors of coriander and tangerine complement the sweet scallops in this easy-to-make dinner salad. Frisée has a big flavor and a sturdy texture, which stands up to the warm scallops. If you can't find frisée, make your own mix of greens; escarole and curly endive are great ones to include.
Which spring fruit or vegetable are you looking forward to eating most? Tell us what you think below.
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- Movie Release Year:
- 1987
- MPAA Rating:
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- 94 Minutes
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- United States
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Horror, Cult
George Clooney, Vince Edwards, Maureen McCormick, Alex Rocco
Bill Froehlich
Plot Synopsis:In 1982, Crippen High School was the scene of a series of brutal murders. The killer was never caught. Now, a low-budget film crew that includes an ill-fated leading man (George Clooney), the pretentious director (Scott Jacoby), a lecherous producer (Alex Rocco) and numerous nubile actresses have all returned to Crippen High to film the story of what actually happened. But when members of the production are stalked and slaughtered one-by-one, it appears that the depraved maniac is back. Who will survive the massacre? And what will be left of their careers?
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Third Infantry Division Soldier Joe Dana didn't kiss the ground at Hunter Army Airfield when he got home from Iraq last Wednesday, but I could have kissed the plane carrying him when it taxied to a stop.
As I stood on the tarmac waiting, I was trembling.
I had met Joe only once, moments before he boarded the plane for Iraq on January 21, 2007. But for the 15 months of his stay in Iraq, he had been "my soldier," a young man I had adopted through the 3rd Infantry Division's Adopt-a-Soldier program.
When we first met at Hunter, I had worn a nametag with "JOE" lettered on it so he could identify me. After he left, I stuck the nametag on my dashboard to remind me of him as I went about my everyday life.
I prayed diligently for his safety. Joe was a gunner on a humvee, stationed in Al Anbar province in western Iraq. Anbar was a wicked place 15 months ago.
Over the months, we exchanged e-mails, awkward but earnest. Every two weeks I sent a care package to him at Camp Blue Diamond.
Joe turned 26 while he was in Iraq. I took great delight in shopping for his birthday, consulting young males in the electronics store about video games. The postal clerk began to expect me every other Friday. If I didn't show up, she worried about both Joe and me.
Joe wrote me only one letter, printed on lined paper. "Being here, we are not scared of getting shot at, it's the feeling if your humvee is gonna blow up during patrol."
He described in detail how a roadside bomb blew up the fuel truck right behind his humvee. The fuel truck was empty and the driver unharmed, thank goodness. But "it was a big blast," he said. "The crater was 10 feet deep... It really does traumatize you going through that and I don't care how strong someone is. It's gonna scare the heck out of you!"
I suspect he did not write a similar letter to his mother.
Eventually, the tribal leaders in Anbar closed ranks and turned against al-Qaida. Things quieted down for Joe's unit. I relaxed an inch.
Then, two months before Joe was to return home, the 3rd ID generals moved Joe's unit to Forward Operating Base Kalsu, smack in the middle of an al-Qaida stronghold. They needed more combat power.
My anxiety level shot up. My prayers doubled.
"Don't send me any more care packages," Joe wrote in an email. "I'll be coming home soon. But you could write me a letter."
After that, I could be found at Starbucks every day or two, scribbling away. I wrote about ordinary things, but I like to think my words gave him a mental vacation from his exhausting reality.
I mailed the final letter to him on March 17. Last Wednesday, I took my place on the Hunter tarmac alongside the other Red Cross and USO volunteers, waiting as the plane from Iraq taxied in. I had pried the "JOE" nametag off my dashboard, placed the tattered square in a plastic holder, and pinned it to my shirt.
The soldiers filed off the plane. USO volunteer Angela Hines saw him first. She had been looking for "DANA" stenciled on a uniform as the soldiers passed by. She turned to alert me, but I had seen him, too.
I don't remember covering the few yards of concrete to get to Joe. Suddenly I had my arms around him, bumping my cheekbone against his helmet, holding on as the seconds passed. He was a bit surprised, I think, by the intensity of my emotion when I greeted him. I was, too.
That's what happens, I suppose, when our young men and women go off to war. To reassure them that they are not forgotten, we wrestle a ladder of prayer and concern over the chasm separating us. While we aren't looking, our hearts creep across.
Carol Megathlin is a Savannah writer. There are 1,800 other 3rd ID soldiers who are waiting to be adopted. They will be in Iraq for another year. If you want to adopt one, write firstname.lastname@example.com


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The classic tale of Pinocchio follows the adventures of a talking wooden puppet whose nose grew longer whenever he told a lie and who wanted more than anything else to become a real boy.
As carpenter Master Antonio begins to carve a block of pinewood into a leg for his table the log shouts out, "Don't strike me too hard!"
Frightened by the talking log, Master Cherry does not know what to do until his neighbor Geppetto drops by looking for a piece of wood to build a marionette. Antonio gives the block to Geppetto. And thus begins the life of Pinocchio, the puppet that turns into a boy.
Pinocchio, The Tale of a Puppet is a novel for children by Carlo Collodi is about the mischievous adventures of Pinocchio, an animated marionette, and his poor father, woodcarver Geppetto. It is considered a classic of children's literature and has spawned many derivative works of art. This is not the story we've seen in film, but the original version - full of harrowing adventures faced by Pinocchio.
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Working as a lifeguard at a Florida resort, Ned Kelly meets a woman he is wild about, the woman of his dreams. It feels perfect in every way - except that she is used to caviar and Manolo Blahniks, and he is used to burgers and flip-flops. She is a guest at the luxurious hotel - he lives above a garage.
So when Ned's cousin offers to cut him in on a rich deal he's been commissioned to execute, Ned can't turn him down. The plan is simple,… (more)
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Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. The name was given to a person who was a person who held the office of sheriff. This occupational surname was originally derived from the Old English words scir meaning shire and refa meaning reeve. The surname was originally derived from the "shire-reeve," a Vice Count who was in charge of the law for a shire or county. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
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Warwickshire where they held a family seat from early times and their first records appeared on the early census rolls taken by the early Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects.
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Are the mainline Protestant splinter churches a new Reformation or old news?
There's a popular saying in church-planting circles: It's easier to make babies than to raise the dead. That principle applies … Continued
After Sept. 11, four tasks for religion
Ten years ago this weekend, a terror attack changed the world and changed America forever. It left Americans frightened and … Continued
Somali pirates kill missionaries
By Elizabeth Tenety Scott and Jean Adam, two of the four Americans killed by pirate captors off the coast of … Continued
Can a Mormon now be president?
By Julia Duin Mitt Romney's Mormon faith was widely viewed by analysts as a chief obstacle to his 2008 run … Continued
Miraculous demonstrations in Muslim world
By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach On countless visits to Israel the same questions have gone through my mind: How is it … Continued
Religious arguments empower ignorance
By Candace Chellew-Hodge "God hates you!" The woman leaned into her admonition, one hand on her hip, wagging her finger … Continued
Teetotalers for God take the pledge
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Wednesday, August 1, 2007
Belgian Tradition
I don't want to dwell too much on alcohol on the blog, but man... this stuff is really good. We've got a pub who has it on tap and a store that sells it in bottles. It gets the 2 Johns seal of approval. And if you drink more than one La Chouffe, you'll start seeing the little gnomes.
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I ran across this a couple of months ago, and I agree it is on e of the best. Belgians sure do know how to make beer and bike racers
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WASHINGTON -- The Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on the nomination of outspoken United Nations critic John R. Bolton to be American ambassador to the U.N. have brought into focus two opposing notions of the role the post requires.
The Bush administration's view is that the U.S. ambassador should be a head-knocker who strongly believes the world organization needs extensive reform and won't spare sensitivities in achieving it. The other view is that the American ambassador, in light of the deep divisions driven between the United States and major Security Council members over Iraq, should be a fence-mender whose strong suit is diplomacy.
Bolton's track record and public comments on the U.N., repeatedly cited by Democratic foes on the committee, clearly recommend him in terms of the first view.
A videotape of a speech he made in 1994 to a world federalist group, ordered up by critical Sen. Barbara Boxer of California, showed him declaring among other things that "there is no United Nations," and saying if 10 floors of the U.N. building in New York were lost, it wouldn't matter.
Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr., the ranking committee Democrat, noted that some Republicans might equate sending Bolton to the U.N. with former fiercely anti-Communist President Richard M. Nixon going to China, but to Biden it was "more like sending a bull into a china shop."
One Republican committee member, Sen. George Allen of Virginia, said Bolton's very reputation as a harsh U.N. critic with a take-no-prisoners manner was exactly what the situation required.
The second view of the U.N. ambassador's job as a restorer of the United States as a credible diplomatic partner in the world body was voiced by a freshman senator who by tradition is supposed to be seen and not heard.
Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois cited as the model for a U.N. ambassador his fellow Illinoisan Adlai E. Stevenson II during the Cuban missile crisis of 1962.
Obama said Stevenson's presentation of the photographic evidence of the Soviet Union's missiles on the island, combined with his own "integrity and credibility," had convincingly made the case against the Soviet Union's bold gamble.
Stevenson came to that presentation as a firm believer in the United Nations as a necessary instrument of diplomacy and a skilled practitioner of the negotiating craft, in contrast to Bolton's father-knows-best attitude.
Any U.S. ambassador to the U.N. today faces the task of convincing other members that President Bush's questioning of its "relevance" in the run-up to his invasion of Iraq no longer applies.
Bolton in his testimony low-balled his earlier anti-U.N. remarks, saying at one point he made them to the world federalist group just to get its attention.
Throughout, he offered himself as a proponent of tough love toward the U.N., with an emphasis on the "tough."
A former State Department official, Carl W. Ford Jr., called him a bully and a "serial abuser" of subordinates.
There is more in the argument against Bolton, however, than his temperament and quick tongue.
The committee Democrats are exploring whether, as Ford charged, Bolton tried as an undersecretary of state to have an intelligence analyst removed for disputing his claim of a Cuban biological weapons program that was never proved.
At the core of the Iraq weapons of mass destruction fiasco was the failure of administration officials to challenge flawed intelligence findings. Any attempt by Bolton to punish an intelligence analyst for disagreeing with him, his critics say, should disqualify him as a credible U.S. voice at the U.N.
Personal credibility is certainly important in the job.
Former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell had it when he made his persuasive but misleading case to the U.N. in 2002 for the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. He made the sale then, but failed a second time around.
Bolton, if ever put in a similar position to sell the Security Council on an American pitch to use force to rid Iran or North Korea of alleged WMD, clearly would not be the ideal man for the job.
Even if reforming the U.N. is paramount in administration interests now, it will probably take more than tough love to achieve it.
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More than 40 Students Complete Seventh Annual Oce Future Authors Project Writing Workshop
Four published authors make appearances
Jul 11, 2012, 14:58 ET from Oce North America
TRUMBULL, Conn., July 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Oce, a Canon Group Company and an international leader in digital document management, today announced that more than 40 middle and high school students in Palm Beach County completed the 2012 Oce Future Authors Project writing workshop, making them eligible to become published authors. A collection of their works, which they named Pens and Paper: Our Weapons of Mass Construction, will be presented at a formal book-signing event this fall.
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Two of the students, Meher Kalkat and Michael Wang, both eighth graders at Bak Middle School of the Arts in West Palm Beach, also will have one piece each published in the online publication, East Magazine.
"At the workshop, we had the chance to write creatively in a way we can't at school," said Meher. "I enjoyed it because the teachers nit-picked our work and edited everything so well that it really helped me improve my writing. I would recommend this program to anyone who likes to write and wants to learn more skills."
Michael agrees, saying that he especially liked being around other writers. "The workshop was a place where I could learn how others write and to experience professional editing," he said. "I've never had a real editor before. This was a great way to improve my writing."
For 10th grader, Julian Stark, this was a perfect way to spend the summer, especially for someone who would like to pursue a career as a writer. "I thought I was a good writer and went into this a little cocky," said the Boca Raton High School student who may become a journalist some day. "Then, my work came back with writing all over it. I learned a lot and especially enjoyed the creative energy in the room. I got a lot of ideas from the other students."
Four professional authors gave presentations to the students during the workshop, sharing their personal experiences and offering writing and publishing tips. The authors were Robert Forbes, children's book author and president of ForbesLife magazine; Mary Monroe, a high school teacher and young adult book author, Nicole Barker, young adult author of Dancing With Ana; and Richard Rosser, the publisher of East Magazine.
Francis McMahon, vice president of marketing, Production Printing Systems, a division of Oce North America, says this year's students displayed incredible skill.
"When I sat with the students during one of their workshop days, I was amazed by their passion and commitment to the craft of writing," he said. "Their work is creative and thoughtful. I look forward to watching these students grow in their talents and love of writing in future years."
"We continued to be impressed by the students who choose to spend their summer vacations as Oce Future Authors," he added. "Our hope is that this experience will result in a group of young adults with lifelong commitments to writing, reading and learning."
About the Oce Future Authors Project
In its seventh year, Oce Future Authors Project accepted applications this year from nearly 100 students who wanted to spend part of their summer vacations learning how to become published authors. The program begins with an intense eight-day writing workshop. Students gain insight into the process of writing, editing, and digitally publishing books through interactions with Oce executives, published authors, and licensed language arts teachers. Writings from each student are then compiled, professionally published and digitally printed in final book form by the Boca Raton-based Oce North America Production Printing Systems division. The finished book is then unveiled at a book signing hosted by the City of Boca Raton at the Spanish River Public Library. Since the program's inception in 2006, nearly 300 students have participated in the Oce Future Authors Project writing workshops.
The program is a partnership between the School District of Palm Beach County and Oce North America, and is made possible with generous grants from the Lawrence Sanders Foundation; Maroone, an AutoNation Company; and Xplor International, a not-for-profit educational and networking association serving users and suppliers of document technologies.
The teachers for the 2012 class were: Nicole Adamo, who teaches at Don Estridge Middle School; Katrina Sapp Holder, a playwright and short story author who also teaches at Don Estridge Middle School; and Cartheda T. Mann, the chair of the English department and writing coach at Glades Central Community High School. Secondary Literacy Program Planner Diana Fedderman supervises the program for the District.
For more information on how to support the program, contact the Executive Director of the Education Foundation of Palm Beach County Mary Kay Murray at firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information about the Oce Future Authors Project, visit www.oceusa.com/futureauthors.
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Oce is one of the leading providers of document management and printing for professionals. The Oce offering includes office printing and copying systems, high speed digital production printers and wide format printing systems for both technical documentation and color display graphics. Oce is also a foremost supplier of document management outsourcing. Many of the Fortune Global 500 companies and leading commercial printers are Oce customers. The company was founded in 1877. With headquarters in Venlo, The Netherlands, Oce is active in over 100 countries and employs more than 20,000 people worldwide. Oce North America is headquartered in Trumbull, CT, with additional business units in Chicago, IL and Boca Raton, FL. For more information, visit www.oce.com.
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Canon U.S.A., Inc., is a leading provider of consumer, business-to-business, and industrial digital imaging solutions. With more than $45 billion in global revenue, its parent company, Canon Inc. (NYSE: CAJ), ranks fourth overall in patent holdings in the U.S. in 2010* and is one of Fortune Magazine's World's Most Admired Companies in 2011. Canon U.S.A. is committed to the highest levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty, providing 100 percent U.S.-based consumer service and support for all of the products it distributes. Canon U.S.A. is dedicated to its Kyosei philosophy of social and environmental responsibility. To keep apprised of the latest news from Canon U.S.A., sign up for the Company's RSS news feed by visiting www.usa.canon.com/rss.
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Frankfort, Free State - Yamaha quad star Brian Baragwanath took his fifth consecutive win of the season at the GOC National, Round 5 of the Off-road Motorcycle and Quad championship, in the Reitz area of the Free State at the weekend, wrapping up the 2014 title with one round still to go - but there was disappointment for Ross Branch (KTM) who lost the overall lead in the motorcycle category after he crashed early in the race.
The GOC was the first of this season's 180km 'sprint' races (the previous four were each the standard 360km), which radically changed the dynamics of the field and fuelled predictions of a nail-biting finale in September.
Louwrens Mahoney (KTM) took his third win for the season while team-mate Branch had to settle for 11th in OR1 (and no points overall) and defending title holder and OR1 champion Kenny Gilbert (Yamaha) - a consistent finisher all season - moved into the overall lead by finishing second for the day, a scant 1m37 behind Mahoney; the top four were covered by just 2m05s at the finish.
Tim Young (Yamaha) had a problem-free race to finish third overall and in OR1, 1m17s behind Gilbert, with Tyron Miller (KTM) claiming his fourth OR2 victory and finishing fourth overall, a mere 21 seconds behind Young.
The battle for OR2 honours was tight with Jaycee Nienaber coming home only 29 seconds behind Miller, and his Yamaha team-mate Jono van Wyk, posting his best result for the season with third in OR2 and sixth overall.
They were followed by another pair of KTM team-mates, Juan 'Bollie' van Rooyen (who raked in his fourth Senior Class victory of the season, finishing only seven seconds behind Van Wyk) and Louw Schmidt, who clinched the OR3 title with his fifth OR3 win, just four seconds behind Van Rooyen.
The overall top 10 was rounded off by Yamaha riders Charan Moore and Roan Lindsay, 13 seconds apart.
Bernard McGee (Yamaha) finished second in OR3 after recovering from a broken leg earlier this season while a split second separated Taki Bogiages (KTM) in third from Caledon rider Wilhelm Schoonfeldt (Yamaha) in fourth.
Defending Senior Class champion Pieter Holl (KTM) finished just over three minutes behind Van Rooyen, beating former champion Wayne Farmer (KTM) by 47 seconds.
Only three Master Class riders finished, class leader Adrian Storm (KTM) taking his third class win on trot from Willem Swiegers (Yamaha) and Jan Berning (KTM).
Baragwanath led the quad charge from start to finish to beat Enrico da Silva (Suzuki) who was competing at national level for the first time this season. André du Plessis (Yamaha) experienced electrical problems during the river crossings but survived to take third overall and Q1 honours.
He was followed by Bethlehem rider David Hollis (Yamaha) who survived a tumble during the race to claim fourth place (and fourth in Q1). The Q2 win and fifth overall was a bonus for Hannes Saaijman (Yamaha) who struggled for kilometres with a broken exhaust pipe, a broken nerf-bar and no foot peg.
Like his brother Enrico, Mikhial da Silva (Suzuki), also mixed up the establishment after finishing sixth overall in his first national outing this year, while consistency paid off for Senior Class leader, Russell Ferreira (Honda), who took his first class win of the season (and seventh overall) ahead of team-mate, Stuart Freeman (Yamaha) who lost time in a river crossing and finished second in the Senior Class with Ted Barbier (Yamaha) third and 11th overall.
Justin Robert (Suzuki) who was second in Q2 (ninth overall) with team-mate Chris Pieters (Honda) third in Q2 after after a crash and Hannes Annandale (Suzuki) fourth in class, a scant 10 seconds ahead of Jaco Moller (Yamaha), who was plagued by electrical gremlins.
There were only four Master Class finishers, as Tony dos Santos (Suzuki) took his first win of the season - 18 seconds ahead for his brother and team-mate Roxy. Peter Schenk (Honda) was leading the class when his quadc suffered a puncture and he had to settle for third, 22 seconds behind Roxy. Class leader, George Twigge (Yamaha) rolled his quad in the river and was glad to salvage points for fifth.
Toni Jardine (Yamaha) won the new Combined Ladies Class from Ladies Quad Class winner (and only finisher) Liezel Barnard (Vervoer Can-Am) with Taye Perry (KTM); Perry finished second in the Ladies Motorcycle Class after surviving a few slippery moments in the river).
The sixth and final round of the series will be run on 27 September in the Rysmierbult area near Ventersdorp in the North West Province.


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Going through a nasty custody battle. Much of dispute is around medical issues. Latest dispute is around a note ex had doctor write. When I called the office to get a copy of the letter, office was unable to produce any such letter and had no proof that topic if letter was ever discussed or asked about. No records exist supporting authenticity of this letter.
dealing with unstable and unpredoctable ex and would like opinions on how oneto handle this possible forged document.
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Depends is there an active case? How do you like the current situation?
With out knowing that it would be impossible to give any meaningful advice.
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Summer is here
I hope everyone is enjoying this beautiful summer weather. Not too hot and not too cold. Remember, you can take advantage of the air conditioning at the Senior Center by participating in the numerous programs.
Are you enjoying the results of your summer garden? If yes, how are your tomatoes coming along? Hopefully better than the 2012 crop! I am going to brag a little bit because I have already picked my first Big Girl tomato, and it was delicious! Next, I will be harvesting my garlic bulbs. Hope your garden is bountiful. Let me know when you harvest your first tomato.
Check this column for information on our next big party. Time goes by fast, and it will be here before you know it!
Senior Nutrition lunches
Delicious and nutritious lunches are served weekdays at noon, at the El Dorado Hills Senior Center, 990 Lassen Lane. For seniors 60 and older the suggested donation is $3, all others $5. This is a great place to have lunch, meet new people and visit with friends. No reservations necessary.
Happenings in July
The Senior Center is bustling in July! Here's a preview of coming attractions: You won't want to miss our new orientation session, the new Wii bowling lessons, the four-week oil painting class, the healthy living class (for those with chronic conditions such as diabetes, etc) and our awesome hands-on photography class where you bring your own digital camera and learn the 10 basic operations specific to your personal camera.
In addition, we are hosting the following guest speaker topics: wills and trusts with Senior Attorney Diana Steele; care planning for life changes; and history of the Lincoln Highway in El Dorado County.
On Friday, July 26, our own Fun Time Band plays a concert at the Senior Center at 1 p.m. The Movie of the Month scheduled for Monday, July 1, is "Anna Karenina" and on July 15 we are showing the new release "Quartet." Join us for free movies and popcorn! Call the Senior Center for details, reservations and to sign up for programs at (916) 358-3575.
Let's go to Tahoe
The Senior Center is sponsoring a Tahoe day trip on Sunday, Aug. 4. The bus departs El Dorado Hills at 9 a.m and returns at 7 p.m. The $37 fee includes a $20 slot voucher and a $7 lunch voucher. Call the Recreation Office to sign up at (916) 933-6624.
June birthdays
Happy Birthday last month to: Herman Engelhardt, Phyliss White, Joyce McDonald, Ray Retallac and Seb Basilico.