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Well it's another Iowa State football weekend. It's supposed to be 18 for a high tomorrow. Wanna bet there will be a ton of people in the stands because Cyclones fans are nutz! It's the battle of the basement i the Big 12, with ISU favored by 5 points over Kansas, with a 45.5 point total.
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Ice Climbing World Cup to premiere in Asia in 2011 02 Mar 2010 The first-ever UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup event on Asian soil will take place in the 2011 competition season. The Korean Alpine Federation (KAF) will host Speed and Lead competitions in January 2011, kicking off the circuit for the season. In Speed, athletes race up an ice face for the best time. In Lead competitions the climbers' ability to master a difficult route in a given time is tested. World Cup events will then move west from Korea to Europe. While it may be Korea's first time putting on a World Cup event, Koreans certainly aren't newcomers to the Ice Climbing scene.
The last weekend of the 2010 World Cup, held in Busteni, Romania, saw strong performances from Korean climbers Shin Woon Seon and Hee Yong Park, who won the final Lead competitions in the women's and men's events respectively. And Lead competitions take place all over Korea throughout the winter season, says Andrej Pecjak, a member of the UIAA Ice Climbing Commission who visited Korea in January to observe several competitions. "Ice Climbing is like a national sport in Korea," Pecjak said in a report about his visit. Korea also boasts natural icefalls that draw climbers, such as the 300-meter Tuan icefall. First ascents on Korean icefalls mainly took place in the early 1970s. The first competitions were organised in the late 90s. Today, Korean athletes can train year-round at a 20-meter-tall, artificial indoor ice wall. And sport events are developed under the guidance of the Korean Alpine Federation, Pecjak explains. At an event Pecjak attended, 306 people competed, divided into men, women, youth and senior categories in Lead. Up next for the Koreans: Hosting a UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup event, the world's premiere ice climbing competition circuit. "This is a welcome event for all Korean climbers. As the first UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup in an Asian country, it will greatly motivate climbers in Korea, as well as those in Japan and China," says In Jeong Lee, KAF President. "We are very happy to join the effort to be part of the Winter Olympics which is UIAA's ultimate Olympic goal. We will do our best to make the event successful and ask European and American climbers to participate in the 2011 UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup competition in Korea." In 2011, the circuit would begin in Korea, then move to Europe. In addition, the UIAA is working toward showcasing Ice Climbing competitions in Sochi, Russia at the same time as the 2014 Winter Olympics. Discussions with the Sochi Olympic Organising Committee have indicated that Ice Climbing could be welcome as part of the "Live Events" being planned for the general public. Ultimately, the UIAA is working toward Ice Climbing's inclusion in the Winter Olympics. "The event in Asia will certainly boost Ice Climbing as a sport, especially in Japan and China, and will also give us more credibility to achieve our Olympics goal," Pecjak adds. The UIAA launched the Ice Climbing World Cup in 2000. The UIAA is the International Olympic Committee's recognised international federation for mountaineering and natural surface climbing. With 74 member organisations in 56 countries, the UIAA represents more than 1 million mountaineers and climbers worldwide. |


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Last Thursday, my acting coach, Tom Todoroff, hosted a FREE class at the Drama Book Shop. All you had to do was show up. If you wanted to, you could sign yourself up to perform. (And why wouldn't you!?)
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Is a Flat Tax a Good Idea? >
Cutting Taxes for the Rich Never Ends Well
Flat tax would cut taxes only for the rich, which never ends well
November 1, 2011
You can call it 9-9-9, the Perry two-step, or a national sales tax. But the various flat tax plans being proposed by Republican candidates, right-wing think tanks, and media commentators share some common characteristics that should worry most middle-class Americans.
The basic notion behind a flat tax is to eliminate the current system of six tax brackets—in which people with higher incomes pay higher tax rates—with a single uniform rate. Most flat tax proposals also eliminate most or all of the deductions and credits in the current code—such as the mortgage interest deduction, the deduction for charitable giving, and hundreds of lesser-used preferences.
The flat tax is certainly a good deal for high-income individuals. Although they might not get to deduct mortgage interest payments on their vacation homes, those with high incomes more than make up for it in the lower, "flatter" rate. For example, under a 20 percent flat tax (similar to the one proposed by Rick Perry), the top 1 percent would see an average tax cut of over $200,000.
[Vote: Do the Rich Pay Enough in Taxes?]
If the rich are paying less, you can probably guess who would pay more: low- and moderate-income families. For example, under the Cain 9-9-9 plan, 90 percent of filers with incomes between $40,000 and $50,000 would see a tax increase averaging about $4,000. (The Perry plan gives taxpayers an option of staying in the current system—so it's unlikely anyone would choose the flat tax option if it means higher taxes. Since low- and moderate-income taxpayers would see an increase under the 20 percent plan, the final result of the Perry plan would be the introduction of an exclusive tax code designed for the high-income individuals, while the rest of us get to keep the old clunker. See who would choose which plan.)
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Reviews by chodinheaven:chodinheavenMaryland 4.33/5 rDev +14.2% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Hazy amber in color with some light shining through. The white head, though smallish, sticks around for a long time in a bubbly sheet on top. Thick lacing is left by it. The malts make their selves known in the aroma, bready and caramelly laying down a great base for the hops to shine. These hops are earthy, resiny and a bit piney, and even a touch catty. Nice full aroma here, both hops and malts coming out to play. The malts and hops fight for first place in this flavorful brew. The malts put up their caramelly, but almost rye-like breadiness and spiciness in the ring, putting up a great showing. They aren't sweet at all, just hearty, adding a very strong backbone to a big flavored beer. The hops come in between the middle and back of the palate with a balanced hop attack, not insanely bitter and overpowering, but instead pleasantly flavorful and a solidly bitter. The hops are earthy and resiny, pretty much mimicking the aroma. They are also a bit piney and even catty, but again: not overpoweringly so. The combination of hops is great with adding that big balanced balancing factor to the beer, but the malts are actually what make this beer pretty darn good as far as flavor goes. They add a dimension to the IPA that is hearty and actually ends up balancing out some of the resiny hops with a touch of sweetness instead of the other way around. The body is light enough not to be bogged down, but heavy enough to support the bountiful flavors. The only complaint I have with this beer at all is that right smack dab in the middle is a slight wateriness that throws the mouthfeel a bit out of whack. It comes back around shortly and finishes somewhat dry. Pretty damn good beer here, balanced but on the darker spectrum of balanced. I.e., there is a lot of heavy malt flavors, but there are plenty of heavy resins from the hops to balance them out. Overall, very good and worth a try. Serving type: bottle 04-12-2012 04:21:07 | More by chodinheaven More User Reviews:metter98New York 3.75/5 rDev -1.1% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 A: The beer is hazy amber orange in color and has a light to moderate amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a quarter finger high beige head that died down, leaving a large patch of lacing in the center of the glass, a collar around the edge and some bubbles running down the sides of the glass. S: Light to moderate aromas of citrus hops are present in the nose—grapefruit stands out in particular—along with notes of tropical fruit hops and hints of floral hops. T: The taste mostly mimics the smell, except that the tropical fruit flavors are a tad stronger and there are also hints of caramel malts. There is a moderate amount of bitterness that stands out the most and lingers in the finish. M: It feels medium-bodied and a little crisp on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation. O: This IPA isn't a hop bomb, but the mixture of Cascade, Centennial and Citra hops adds some complexities to the smell and taste. Serving type: bottle 12-19-2013 23:56:11 | More by metter98 CalgaryFMCAlberta (Canada) 3.85/5 rDev +1.6% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 Obtained a 22 oz. bottle from decent-sized bottle shop in south Calgary. I find this brewery's whole schtick quite amusing. Pours a rather dark cloudy orange with a hell of a lot of white fizz, although the carbonation in the beer itself was more low-key than this explosive start would suggest. Never observed my cat to try beer off the desktop before. Anyhow, I was immediately struck by the massive citrus and spice aroma, which also included some tropical pineapple and black current notes. The taste was even more aggressive, this thing is a dry, piney east coast hop bomb that tastes like the lovechild of a coniferous forest and a flower shop. Quite a dose of grapefruit and mandarin citrus fruitiness to start, with a few lime wedges for good measure, but this quickly takes a back seat to bitter citrus rind, fresh grass, pine resin, and strong flower essential oils ... Whoa. There is some caramel malt flavor but you have to look for it, at least initially. I did notice some burnt sugar and toast emerging once the bitter receptors became exhausted. Obviously the hops trump the malt and this one is weighted towards the pine and floral elements rather than the fresh citrus or tropical fruits you typically get on the other coast. Oily, semi-chewy body with some dextrins and sweet residual sugars mulling about. Still, aggressive hopping with an added black pepper spice that makes this one stand out a bit from the rest of the pack (six different hops in total, and they hit some of the noble spicy side of hops as well as the pungent citrus and pine). Some may want more sweetness to balance things out. Serving type: bottle 12-19-2013 02:27:56 | More by CalgaryFMC MikeyBadnewsMassachusetts 3.71/5 rDev -2.1% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 Poured cold from a 22 oz bottle into a frosted pint glass. Poured heavy with a three finger head to a copper color (probably a pour error on muy behalf, likely a two finger if poured correctly) Pine beats the everliving shit out of citrus in this battle. This beer strikes like being forcefully shoved face first into a christmas tree and left for dead. Theres a scant note of grapefruit but it's barely an afterthought. I've read other reviews of this beer and seems on tap to be much more heavy handed with the citrus notes, but theres none on this end. All said, it's enjoyable. I'm more of a pine fan myself so this is right up ally and I'll be back for more. So IPA fans rejoice, L'chaim and mazel tov from the self described maven of IPAs. Oy vey, too crazy with the yiddish, I'm bupkes... peace Serving type: bottle 12-10-2013 02:53:39 | More by MikeyBadnews hagberglMassachusetts 4/5 rDev +5.5% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 I thoroughly enjoyed a pint of Hop Manna at the Rockville, MD Matchbox recently. Appearance (4/5): Pint glass with a decent pour yielded a large two finger white head. The body of the beer is very pretty–a hazy golden orange beauty. A fair amount of lacing sticks to the sides of the glass. Aroma (4/5): This is a citrus bomb: lemon zest and orange dominate, while a piney, almost spicy hop aroma lurks in the background. Extremely fresh smelling. If the flavor is anything like the nose, this'll surely be a winner! Taste (4/5): ...And it does. Foretaste is fruity and floral: orange, lemon zest, pine and cedar. The aftertaste is notably spicy–clove, pepper–and bittersweetly resinous. The lemon zest note obvious in the nose really comes through in the taste, though the notes of pine (probably from dry-hopping with Centennial) are more prevalent here than in the nose. Taste is not complex at all; it's all hops all the time, and a bit one dimensional. This doesn't take much away from the beer–it's still high quality stuff–but it does prevent me from going above "4" for taste. Mouthfeel (4/5): Medium body. Good spritely carbonation. Satisfyingly resinous, the beer's aftertaste lingers for a little while without overstaying its welcome. Quite drinkable. Overall (4/5): He'Brew Hop Manna is an outstanding American IPA and is the very definition of a beer that should get straight 4's. It nails the West Coast-style IPA flavor profile near-perfectly, but doesn't do much to distinguish itself. I almost feel like I've had this beer before. That being said, Hop Manna is still a very good IPA and I would definitely buy it again. Cheers! Serving type: on-tap 12-02-2013 20:28:50 | More by hagbergl lordofthewiensMaine 3.96/5 rDev +4.5% look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Found this at Carl's Meat Market in Kittery. I didn't know Shmaltz distributed in Maine. This was a pleasant surprise. In a pint glass the beer was a dark orange color. There was a thick off-white head that left a good deal of sticky lace. Piney, earthy aroma. Some citrus. Then sweet bread. Piney hops taste up front, followed by grapefruit. A biscuit-like background. A nice hoppy, but not excessively hoppy, beer. Enjoyed it a lot. Serving type: bottle 11-26-2013 22:41:31 | More by lordofthewiens ZorroCalifornia 3.26/5 rDev -14% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25 Clear copper colored ale with a smallish tan colored head. The color is decidedly "IPA Orange." Smells hoppy and earth with a scent of mostly pine and strong tea. Malt is not much here. Starts out mildly sweet with a strong tea flavor. Mildly bitter with and earthy flavor that is strong on the tea flavor. Aftertaste is woody. Mouthfeel is good. Overall just an OK IPA. Serving type: bottle 11-19-2013 02:00:16 | More by Zorro |
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Mind you I live near alot of Federal Government Buildings of operation in the area, I'm literally in the "BELLY OF THE BEAST"
Blitzkreig Wrote: (04-23-2012 09:23 PM)Mind you I live near alot of Federal Government Buildings of operation in the area, I'm literally in the "BELLY OF THE BEAST" Then this truly IS a shocking turn of events .
Indiana right Blitz?
MAD HATTER Wrote: (04-23-2012 09:39 PM)Indiana right Blitz? no this is in West Virgina "Eastern Panhandle" This whole area it all becoming a big Federal zone. I name some areas I know of that are building built up I wanna say within a 40 mile radius. Heres a Few Mt. Weather - Berryville, Va. (FEMA) Harpers Ferry WV. Huge construction near the civil war battlefield including - (US Coast Guard) (US Border Patrol) (More FEMA) (Random DHS stff) Near Charles Town WV. Don't know exactly where yet, but I've noticed at night "Training exercises of Drone planes over the Charles Town area" Berkeley Heights WV. (Vets. Affairs Center) (I.R.S. Computer center) (U.S. Coast Guard) (DHS) Martinsburg WV. Mentioned on first post (FEMA) (DHS) (More Coast Guard) (FBI/Swat field office) (Army Reserve) (Air National Guard) (Army National Guard) (Air force) (And some other Fed agencies I never heard of) I've also seen some other like "Private Armed contractors all over thew place see all the time at gas stations & Walmart. ALSO A HUGE INCREASE OF POLICE PRESENCE of LOCAL/COUNTY/STATE they about tripled in the last 3 years. Very odd for an area with only a population of maybe 120,000 in about a 3 county area.


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The mystery of Whitney Houston's death will not be solved for several weeks, as the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office awaits a full toxicology report. But many experts speculate that the singer's tragic demise involved a deadly cocktail of alcohol and prescription drugs, including Xanax.
Houston wouldn't be the first star to suffer such a fate: Heath Ledger, Michael Jackson and Anna Nicole Smith are all thought to have died in part from prescription drug overdoses, which can involve painkillers, sedatives and stimulants, often in combination with alcohol. But the problem extends far beyond Hollywood. In 2007 some 27,000 Americans died from unintentional prescription drug overdoses—making prescription drugs a more common cause of accidental death in many states than car crashes are.
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Although sedatives are thought to have played a role in Houston's death, most prescription drug overuse involves opioid painkillers. Approximately 3 to 5 percent of people who take pain medication eventually end up addicted, according to Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, an arm of the U.S. National Institutes of Health. And "individuals who have a past history of a substance-use disorder—from smoking, drinking or other drugs—are at greater risk," she says. Addiction to other classes of prescription drugs such as sedatives, stimulants and sleep medications is thought to be less common—but it occurs, and even users who do not become compulsively addicted can, over time, become physically dependent and experience intense withdrawal symptoms when their prescriptions run out. They might also develop drug tolerance, the need to take higher doses over time to feel the same effects.
Other people start taking prescription drugs just to get high, perhaps in part because they have the (false) notion that prescription drugs are safer to experiment with than are illicit drugs. "They take them for recreational purposes, and then a portion of them find 'Wow, I can't stop using this,'" says Jon Morgenstern, director of addiction treatment at the Columbia University Medical Center.
It is unclear how Houston developed her substance problems, but like many other addicts, she eventually began mixing drugs along with alcohol. Many prescription drug users who are not addicted or dependent consume alcohol concurrently as well, despite medical advice against it. According to a 2008 study published by researchers at Brown University and the University of Rhode Island, 60 percent of people who regularly take prescription drugs known to interact with alcohol also drink, and 5 percent have at least three drinks in a row when they do.
Prescription drugs and alcohol can be a dangerous combination, Volkow says. Painkillers and booze are perhaps the worst to mix, because both slow breathing by different mechanisms and inhibit the coughing reflex, creating "a double-whammy effect," she says, that can stop breathing altogether. Alcohol also interacts with anti-anxiety drugs (including Xanax), antipsychotics, antidepressants, sleep medications and muscle relaxants—intensifying the drugs' sedative effects, causing drowsiness and dizziness, and making falls and accidents more likely. A 2010 study published in the Canadian Journal of Public Health reported that automobile drivers were much more likely to weave and speed if they were under the influence of drugs like Xanax in addition to alcohol than if they had consumed alcohol alone. And according to a 2011 study published in the AmericanJournal of Therapeutics, people who visited an emergency room after taking too much of the sleeping drug Ambien were more than twice as likely to end up in an intensive care unit if they had also consumed alcohol, compared with Ambien-takers who had not had anything to drink.


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In addition to the jet brought down Wednesday, the rebels say they have shot down two helicopters since Tuesday night. Rebel video showed one helicopter exploding in midair, but CNN could not independently confirm the authenticity of the footage.
The claims of success follow the capture of a key Syrian air force installation last week. Rebel fighters who overran the base reported finding more than 300 Soviet-era anti-aircraft missiles, along with heavy machine guns, rockets and even tanks.
About half the shoulder-fired missiles were inoperable, but the rebels soon posted video instructing viewers how to handle the ones that worked. Syrian commanders often kept the trigger components separately to prevent the weapons from being used if they were captured.
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Jaramana, a small town surrounded by fields, has provided a refuge for pro-government Syrians displaced in the civil war. Its residents are a mix of Christians and Druze, the latter a minority offshoot of Shiite Islam. Women and children were among those killed there, the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported.
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Government officials blamed the attacks on terrorists, a term Syria routinely uses for rebel fighters and extremist elements in the country.
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Off-highway vehicles must be registered with Colorado State Parks. Off-highway vehicles (OHVs) include motorcycles, dirtbikes, three-wheelers, ATVs, and dune buggies that are operated on public land or trails in Colorado. To register your OHV in your name for the first time, complete the OHV Registration Form and return it to:
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"It's good to be a guy."
That's the marketing tagline used by Texas-based Sport Clips, which plans to open a male-focused, sports-themed salon in Fayetteville's Cross Pointe Centre next month.
The new Morganton Road location will make 36 Sport Clips for North Carolina, said Matt Lewis, the area developer who is himself a co-owner of a location in Raleigh and the one that opened last year in Southern Pines.
Expect flat-screen TVs at each station and treatment options such as the "MVP," which includes a haircut, shampoo, steamed towel and neck and shoulder massage.
Go to the Sport Clips website and you can read how the company's founder recognized a niche opportunity in 1993 and how "no longer would a guy have to enter a woman's salon with its smelly perms and hair color."
We had to chuckle a bit about that seeing how we're talking about Fayetteville.
It's a pretty safe bet that there are a lot more high-and-tights than highlights happening in local chairs.
Open a phone book in this city and you'll find more than 90 barbers - many of which have for decades dealt largely with men.
And yet, something tells us Sport Clips is going to do well around here.
It feels as if we need a little something right about now to balance out the testosterone.
So, here's a random blog that may be fun for the ladies.
Corporette.com bills itself as offering "fashion, lifestyle and career advice for overachieving chicks."
Former Wall Street litigator Kat Griffin writes it. Last week, she examined subjects such as the search for the perfect black interview pump.
Drivers continue to feel the pain of surging gas prices.
As of Friday, average prices per gallon has soared in Fayetteville by nearly 25 cents in just one week.
According to AAA, regular gasoline cost about $3.81 at Fayetteville stations, the highest average among the state's largest cities. A week earlier, Fayetteville drivers were paying $3.57. A month ago, it as $3.40.
The latest prices were only 21 cents shy of the all-time record for Fayetteville, $4.03 for regular gasoline, set in 2008.
That surge was related to shortages from Hurricane Ike.
We reported last week that rising prices are tied to higher crude oil prices, the nation's oil refineries switching to summer-fuel blends (which restricts output) and a weaker dollar.
Drivers who have to use premium fuel in their vehicles already are paying above $4 a gallon in the Fayetteville area. AAA reported Friday that high-octane gas is averaging about $4.11 per gallon.
Burger King is refreshing its line of Seattle's Best coffee drinks.
The burger chain said it's offering a new 100 percent Latin American arabica bean custom blend, in hot or iced, with flavors such as vanilla, mocha and caramel. In March, expect a "cafe-quality latte that is rich in flavor," according to the company.
Rival McDonald's found success with its launch of McCafe products about four years ago. Burger King then launched its own line using the Seattle's Best product around 2010.
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The cold night that is ahead is just another reminder that the Wausau Community Warming Center is in need of volunteers.
It opened its doors nearly a week ago, providing a warm place to stay for up to 15 homeless people a night.
Wednesday morning, the center held a volunteer training session.
More volunteers are needed to check in guests and ensure everything goes smoothly throughout the night.
Shifts are from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m., and 2 a.m. until 7 a.m.
"Right now my biggest need is for people to come from 2 a.m. to 7 am," said Center Coordinator Diane Borchardt. "I do realize that's a tough time of the night."
She says volunteers should be compassionate, welcoming and willing to work a night shift, and that so far they have fit the bill.
One potential volunteer who attended a training session says as a nurse she has seen firsthand that homelessness is a local problem.
"I see the difficulty of being able to find them a place to stay and having to say I'm sorry there's nothing I can do," said Kelly Pospychala. "I'm hoping that this warming center builds from the 15 beds it has now," she said.
As a volunteer, she hopes to spend some time with the homeless and help them find permanent homes.
Here is a list of upcoming training sessions:
Wednesday, February 6th - 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Monday, February 11th - 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Tuesday, February 12th - 5:30 - 7:30 pm
The Community Warming Center is located in the lower level of St. Paul's UCC at 319 N. 4th Street in downtown Wausau.
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Today's going to be hot again, but it's already cooler than expected this morning, says KPLU weather expert Cliff Mass.
"We had some marine air that pushed up the coast, clouds have inundated the coastal areas. So if you're on the coast it's going to be cooler," he says. "And here in the interior we're starting cooler: five to ten degrees in some places. But the trouble is this cool marine air is very thin."
He says that cool marine layer will burn off fast, yielding to hot temps aloft. So today he expects highs of high 80s to 90 closer to the coast. And away from the water, perhaps the low 90s.
"So one more warm day. Then tomorrow a step down. Today's the hottest day."
There's a chance of thunderstorms Saturday afternoon, which could have a big impact on the wildfires in Cle Elum and Thorp. The danger is the chance of lighting without rain.
Early next week, Mass says, we'll be back to classic mild Seattle weather, with morning clouds and highs in the mid-70s.
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There is growing concern in Utah and nationally about the safety of children who walk or bike to school. With increased traffic congestion around schools, students who choose to walk or bike have limited safe routes, which discourages this healthy activity.
To assist in addressing this public safety and health issue, the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) provides Utah schools with walking and biking safety resources through the federally funded Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program.
Federal SRTS funding is used for two purposes:
1. Create programs that:• Educate children about how to walk and bike safely to school• Encourage children to use these healthy modes of transportation to get to school
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More thunderstorms could be ahead for the region through Memorial Day weekend.
Recovery process moves forward
Officials estimate that 12,000 homes were damaged or destroyed by the tornado.
On Wednesday, a command center set up to help people with insurance processed 4,000 claims, Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak said Thursday.
"We have it down to a science here," he said.
Some people may choose to move to another neighborhood, but most are indicating they want to rebuild in Moore, Doak said.
The two elementary schools destroyed will be rebuilt, the incoming superintendent of Moore public schools said Thursday.
"That's the beginning of the healing process," Robert Romines said.
The schools did not have storm shelters.
Romines said he supports the effort to add storm shelters during the rebuilding. He called for funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to cover it.
Other schools that were rebuilt after a 1999 tornado have such shelters, he said. But numerous other schools don't. "As funds become available, we will look at that," Romines said, adding that money "is an obstacle."
High school commencement ceremonies will take place Saturday in downtown Oklahoma City, Romines said. The community will "do the best we can and make sure that our students are all taken care of."