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CLINTON - A former Sampson County deputy is accused of sexually assaulting a minor in April 2011, authorities said.
Richard Matthew West, 30, of Clinton, was charged Tuesday with statutory rape, second-degree rape, taking indecent liberties with a minor and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, according to a news release from the Sampson County Sheriff's Office.
The State Bureau of Investigation, which is handling the investigation, filed the charges and arrested West, said Sheriff's Office Capt. Eric Pope.
Sampson investigators turned the case over to the SBI after learning that the suspect in the April 23, 2011, incident was an off-duty deputy, the release said.
West, who was hired as a deputy in September 2009, was immediately placed on administrative leave until a preliminary investigation was completed, the release said.
The SBI declined to provide details of the investigation, spokeswoman Noelle Talley said in an email Thursday.
West was terminated April 25, 2011, as a result of information developed during the investigation, the release said.
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West's bail was set at $250,000. He is scheduled for a first appearance in Sampson District Court today, according to the SBI.
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The cutting edge of classroom tech may not be coming soon to Tulsa Public Schools.
"Even with this bond issue, we're not talking about a lot of fancy stuff. We're talking about getting us up to a basic standard that any school system today should have," said Rodger Randle, co-chair of the committee still deciding whether to recommend a ballot measure to the TPS school board.
"We're not saying a tablet's going to be placed in the hand of every student," Randle said.
The change could still be significant, according to Randle. He described how carts loaded with technology could be rolled into classrooms when needed. Right now, it's hit or miss as far as teachers and students having access to tech tools, he said.
"There may be individual schools that for whatever reason are well ahead of the pack, and in the case of those schools, maybe they won't see that much more. But lots of classrooms have got virtually nothing, or very minimal resources, and so this will raise the guaranteed standard throughout the system," Randle said.
He acknowledged that the committee is "leaning that direction" when it comes to recommending a bond issue, which would result in a property tax increase if it's not offset in other ways. If a bond recommendation is made and approved by the school board, it could appear on a May ballot.
Randle said the committee will make its recommendations, including the size of any bond package, before the end of the month.
Meetings started in January, when Tulsa Public Schools released results of a teacher survey about technology.
It found that nearly 60 percent of teachers described classroom technology as "very important," but almost 40 percent rated the effectiveness of their current technology as below acceptable levels.
"I think teachers do want more technology. They want to know how to be able to use that technology effectively," said Linda Hendrix, an Oklahoma Education Association advocacy specialist working on behalf of the Tulsa Classroom Teachers Association.
She said the group, in general, is "all for teachers having the technology."
However, "I don't believe right now we have in place sufficient help for teachers or instruction for teachers who aren't as high tech as the others," Hendrix said, explaining that some teachers feel more comfortable with technology than others.
For all teachers, "we do want them to be able to get the help and support they need if something's not working, or if they don't know how to do something and they need to know how to do that," Hendrix said.
More than 1,300 teachers, principals, and support staff responded to the survey.
Angel Kymes, an assistant professor of educational technology at Oklahoma State University, said she "can't even imagine" that many teachers or school administrators in Oklahoma don't support the idea that having technology in classrooms is critical for students.
Yet districts vary widely in the level of technology in the classroom. Kymes said a lack of money keeps some districts from reaching their technology goals.
"I definitely think that's the biggest barrier in our state, for sure," Kymes said.
Chris Payne, a TPS spokesman, said that the state will soon implement what are known as Common Core State Standards, some of which involve technology.
"One of the requirements is that schools all be able to test students using a computer, and there are a set of standards we are supposed to follow. Given the technology that the district has today, we don't have what we need to meet Common Core standards," Payne said.
In 2010, voters approved a $354 million bond package, but Payne said technology comprised only a small component of that package. Regardless, technology has changed significantly, Payne noted, citing the growing popularity of tablets.
Tracy Gray, managing director at the American Institutes for Research, said districts nationwide have taken different approaches in trying to stay current with technology.
She said there's typically an 18-month life cycle for technology, so, for school districts, "it's really not about the technology," Gray said. "It's about what you're trying to do."
Gray also spoke about the importance of school districts making sure teachers have a support system in place for whatever technology they may be using.
For school districts, "the ones that are doing it successfully are going through a systematic planning process where they're really looking at what type of technology tools they want to buy," as well as including a budget for things like apps for tablets or expensive replacement bulbs for classroom display board technology.
Randle said the committee won't recommend a specific brand of technology, but will put forward ideas about types of technology they would like to see the district invest in.
"We'll have some sort of specifics, because you've got to cost out what's being proposed so it can be put in a bond issue," Randle said, referring to cost estimates for the technology.
He cited two factors in how the board is deciding on those recommendations.
"One is we look around to see what's being used other places," Randle said. The other involves "listening to what teachers in classrooms have to say."
In the survey, 78 percent listed interactive white boards as "extremely necessary" for classroom teachers. Standardized office software (73 percent) and Internet access or upgrades (70 percent) were among other items listed by a majority as being "extremely necessary."
For students, interactive white boards (75 percent), a computer lab (72 percent) and Internet access or upgrades (67 percent) were among items listed as "extremely necessary."
About 52 percent supported tablets as being necessary or "extremely necessary," while about 60 percent did so for laptops and about 75 percent for desktop computers.
"It's also important to recognize that in many ways, we're at the early stages of all of this, not just in Tulsa Public Schools but in schools everywhere. So everybody's still learning what functions well," Randle said, stressing the importance of flexibility to allow for adaptation.
But commitment is the goal, he said.
"What I believe the system is interested in doing now, is willing to do now, is make a major commitment to technological competency," Randle said. That means equipment with training programs, "and really making technology an integrated part of the learning and teaching tools in the Tulsa Public Schools system."
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WASHINGTON - Chuck Hagel was sworn in Wednesday as defense secretary - President Obama's third in just over four years and the first who really wanted one of Washington's toughest jobs.
Introducing himself to Pentagon workers shortly after taking the oath of office, Hagel said he was humbled by the opportunity and ready for the challenge. He survived a contentious confirmation process in which some Republican senators questioned his suitability for the job and suggested he lacked the character to lead the military.
"I'll be honest, I'll be direct, I'll expect the same from you," he told a standing-room-only audience of several hundred civilian Defense Department workers and members of the military. "I'll never ask anyone to do anything I wouldn't do."
He called the automatic budget cuts due to take effect Friday - to include $46 billion in Pentagon reductions - "a reality" that "we need to deal with."
He'll have to deal with the complexities of winding down the war in Afghanistan. U.S. combat troops are to fully withdraw by the end of next year, but Obama has yet to announce how many troops may stay to continue training and advising the Afghan army and targeting al-Qaida and affiliated extremist groups.
Hagel made no explicit mention of Afghanistan, but in a written statement to Pentagon employees he mentioned that 34,000 U.S. troops will come home over the coming year.
"As we turn the page on more than a decade of grinding conflict, we must broaden our attention to future threats and challenges," he said, citing cyber warfare as an example. He also emphasized the importance he places on alliances such as NATO.
Hagel succeeds Leon Panetta, who had hoped to retire from public service after serving as Obama's first CIA director but was talked into taking over last July for Robert Gates, a holdover from President George W. Bush's Pentagon. Gates made a point of carrying a "countdown clock" tracking the time until he could retire.
Hagel, 66, has said he did not ask for the Pentagon job but has embraced the opportunity.
"I will do everything in my power to be the kind of leader that you expect and you deserve, also, the kind of leader the country expects and deserves," the Vietnam combat veteran said in 15 minutes of remarks in which he struck a tone of humility.
A two-term Republican senator from Nebraska, Hagel was introduced to his Pentagon audience by a fellow Nebraskan - Sgt. 1st Class John Wirth of Gordon, Neb., an 11-year Army veteran who served two tours in Afghanistan and one in Iraq.
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Have I mentioned lately how incredibly short life seems to be these days? Good grief wasnt it just yesterday we were at Hard Rock Café ringing in the New Year of 2013?! OMG the clock is moving at mach 5 and now its time to decide again what fun place to be for NYE 2014!
But first I have to tell you ~ I went back to DFW for Thanksgiving last week ~ ate waaaay too much really good, southern style turkey, dressing and trimmings that only my mom can make and washed it down with some good ole iced tea .something that is really hard to come by here on the island! ?Maybe this accounts for the high beer and alcohol consumption??!
So as I was leaving my DFW neighborhood to make the journey back to the island for the coming months of high season, I pass this house that had three 10 foot tall Christmas trees already beautifully illuminated in the front windows yet December is only just beginning! I know ..everything is bigger in Texas but three trees ..really? .seemed a bit over the top to me! I very much wanted to go to that front door, knock and inquire as to why so many trees as Im sure theres a really good story there. But Super Shuttle had other ideas of where I needed to be going right then. So I thought about this all the way to the airport and concluded that perhaps those folks are on to something with those 3 Christmas trees in their windows! They are merely expressions of excessive joy, excessive happiness and excessive gratitude. What better reasons would there ever be to illuminate your home excessively at the holidays, right?!
So off I go now ~ in search of multiple trees to display this year, as I most certainly feel excessive amounts of joy, happiness and gratitude this season myself! I may have to settle for the lovely palm trees gracing my front yard . and thats o.k. being in the tropics and all! Oh look .theyve already made the postcard (below) so I dont have to take a pic to share!!
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We've also been talking about the drought a whole lot lately rising temperatures in farm country if crippled the summer's corn crop -- sent corn prices to new highs -- Farmers and ranchers struggle with higher cost lawmakers stepping in now hoping to ease their burden.
By getting the EPA to -- an ethanol fuel requirement the eases up to 40% of our nation's corn crop.
Governor Jack mark -- of Delaware is one of those lawmakers petitioning the EPA he joins us now on the telephone governor welcome to you.
Thank you -- I'm sure you know that last Friday a federal appeals court dismissed legal challenges to the EPA's move to expand ethanol use.
Give me some perspective is that a setback for your -- Well what we're focused on here's the -- -- the early on behalf of our poultry industry important across the country.
With the drought and with the that would be all the -- go into ethanol.
It's reducing the amount of -- available for up Buddhist Citic paper up -- -- That's driving up the price poultry but threatening jobs in the poultry industry and store asking or Tuesday a waiver this the mandate for some of -- So you governor of Delaware governor -- cal along with north Carolina's governor Arkansas and Maryland all got together wrote.
A letter to Lisa Jackson at the EPA essentially asking to wade -- federal requirements as you're describing for blending corn ethanol with gas so.
Just give me status have you heard back from the EPA hasn't been a response.
I have not have not heard back yet order were hoping that they'll say -- careful look on the impact.
In the poultry in street which is you can imagine really export industry well over 101000 job -- and our state has a lot of just resources.
Well outside of those jobs you mention that are at risk what other eight environmental economic -- could.
Could result if this waiver it if they -- -- is not -- Well it for the problem is that with the with -- -- C.
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-- the production is just way way down -- could have a huge impact.
On us food prices more more broadly certainly -- beef prices and were concerned about what that means for consumers as well well this.
Company 40% reduction in corn crop yield that was the forecast you gave in that letter we are talking back to the EPA sticking with that status that which are expecting in terms of the.
Yeah I'm particularly for places where you don't have the irrigated and in Delaware the majority of our land there or -- Not irrigated about seventy -- that underdog but doesn't is irrigated.
And of course -- additions so.
But places without -- irritation that the.
The Chicago Tribune headline declares loud and clear using food for fuel is unconscionable.
But if you do get this waiver on.
Can you be certain governor mark tell that it's not -- back if you will for the expansion of renewable energy.
There are so many things going on in Naperville still these -- were -- that we're first sells everything from book solar wind.
Think there's requested -- whether this is best used that it does conversations book and.
Yes indeed one quick comment on chicken prices are we seeing.
A -- -- chicken prices should we expect a sharp one around the country.
Well I think the issue is very difficult for the chicken companies -- -- It is it is difficult for customers to have sort written increased as difficult -- companies.
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We had a really nice meal, nice sevice, and excellent food. I love the traditional dishes here -- lasagne, bolognese sause, and spaghetti carbonara (not from the menu, but they will make it the way I like it, if I ask!) I also love the bar-area -- very cosy, with a great view out onto Hanover Street, and very friendly service. The only reason I gave it less than a 5 was because I was not thrilled with the table, right in front of the kitchen with constant traffic though a narrow pathway beside it. Still, I have been to this restaurant a number of times, I've always enjoyed it, and I am sure I will be back often!
The pina colada is delicious! Dinner options are extensive and great!
We had the best evening for dinner and the waiter Andrew Brogan was one of the best we have ever had. I would highly recommend this restaurant which has very friendly employees. Thanks for a great evening!!!!
One of my favorite Italian restaurants in Boston! Always try to get back here. Been dining here for over 20 years! Brought some friends here for their first time and they loved it as well!
My wife and I venture into Boston a couple of times a year and we always have a great time and it either starts or ends with us at Cantina Italiana. The food and service are always incredible. Everyone treats to make you feel special and make your evening and experience. My hates off to the kichen staff as the Specials truely are SPECIAL and teh food quality is always outstanding.
We went back here because it is where we went on our first date 15 years ago. It was pretty much the same. Food was good, as was the service. Atmosphere could be better, but that's ok.
We attended the Boston Bruins Game and were looking for a great spot for dinner after the game. Used Open Table site to get feedback for places to eat in Boston's North End and the Cantina Italiana was our choice. Walked in right from the game and there was a line out the door. We had reservations for 8:30 and it was 8:30 on the mark. We were seated right away. Wait staff did a great job of taking care of our needs. Food was great as was the ambience. It was a night away for my wife and I and it was a great one all around...Thanks
Have eaten here before, the first Italian Restaurant in the North End, the food is outstanding and consistent. Will be back AGAIN.
My wife and I chose Cantina Italiana for our 10th wedding anniversary dinner. I called ahead to ask if there was anything they could do to help our evening be a bit more special such as a table that was a bit more quiet. They were more than helpful. We arrived early before our reservation. The manager seated us promptly. Our waiter was a very good, he was funny and helped make our evening out one to remember. The food was great as well. We never felt rushed like some of the other North End establishments do. Overall I would not hesitate to go back again, it was a great night. Thank you Cantina Italiana!
They are always friendly and accommodating. They care about their return customers. They were accommodating to my allergies and made my graduation dinner great.
Friendly attentive service, good food and excellent deserts.
Food and Service is always wonderful here! Never a disappointment !
Fantastic! I first went to Cantina Italiana almost twelve years ago on my first trip to Boston on the suggestion of a cab driver! I remember being blown away by the food and service and twelve years later I was not disappointed! You won't either! Make sure you get a dish with their homemade pasta!
I had a wonderful Father's Day lunch at Cantina Italiana with my family. Tasty food and wonderful service. The wait staff could not have been more helpful.
In the heart of Boston's North End...a great place to eat after a long day of touring the city on foot. Great homemade pasta selections!
Sounds corny I know. I was with a friend; I have been to Boston 5 or 6 times; this was my friend's first time. So I wanted to try something new...this place was really good. The appetizer was so so good. And our entrees were the same. Good portions, excellent taste. The waiter was very good; we enjoyed his candor about the menu and his personality.
Though the line was to the door, with Opentable we were seated within 10 minutes of our reservation. Good food, good atmosphere, and a good time.
The food was great and the service as well, but the restaurant itself could use an update to match. The food and service could pass as some of the best in the north end but the ambiance and appeal of the decor is missing.
We were very happy with our dinner at Cantina Italiana. They have a large menu with lots of good choices.
Our first visit. Italian entrees were gourmet and portion size was good. A bit pricey at $44 per person including drinks and tip but worth the money for us retired folks. Could use some sound deadening materials... noise level was high with a full restaurant. Actually not all that bad. Staff was very professional. Seated our party of 4 quickly and indicated there would be a wait for service. Very thoughtful and the wait was acceptable. Hostess was very knowledgeable about wine and her selection was spot on. We enjoyed the service staff. A North End keeper!
Good Food, Reasonable Prices, and very accommodating, even for last minute dinner on a Saturday Night!.
A very authentic Italian restaurant amongst many on Hanover. A very traditional menu done to perfection. No shortcuts. Can't wait to go back.
From the moment you walk into this Restaurant You feel like you are visiting a neighborhood in Italy. The food was authentic, fresh and delicious! The wait or was the best! Knew the menu and even surprised us with desert and recommended the wine, both were excellent. We will certainly revisit this Catalina Italiana in the future! Thanks for a wonderful experience!
Très bien mangé bon choix de mais malheureusement pas de cellier!
We were greeted promptly and seated quickly given the fact it was restaurant week and the Feast of St. Anthony. The food was delicious and almost too prompt, not much time to enjoy the apps, but the server apologized for the speediness!
Excellent food! Excellent Service !! We will be back !!!
Made reservation an hour before, walked in and there was a 45 minute wait for walk-ups, but we were seated within 5-10 minutes. The server was busy, but stopped within a couple of minutes of our being seated to acknowledge us and let us know water would be arriving. She returned shortly after, made recommendations, took order, served food. All within a reasonable timeframe - not rushed, but not long. Appropriate level of attentiveness. Food was delicious. Son did not love the Chicken Parmesan, but only because it was pretty run of the mill - nothing special. The special was a lobster/pasta/mussel dish, which was great. Dessert of lemon sorbet served in a hollowed out lemon was impressive and very good.
With so many choices in the North End, I searched for Best Ghocchi in Boston and this place was towards the top of the list. I was not disappointed as it was very good. I would definately come back and order from them again. My water was constantly being filled and the staff was very friendly and attentative. They could use an upgrade on the bread, but the portion sizes were perfect.
We went on a tuesday evening, This place was quiet and was very attentative to detail. The food was hot and delicious. Everything with our service was prompt. You could taste the freshness of the food. I will sure to be back again and again. Cost was reasonable and not over priced for what we got. The waiter was very knowledgable abut the food as well. This put any of our questions right at ease. great for just a date night or for a group looking for a great dining experience with a laid back casual atmosphere.
I wouldn't rate it as spectacular, by any means, but the food was good (I particularly enjoyed their house-made signature pasta, which captured the sauce perfectly). I wasn't thrilled with the service, but I think our party was somewhat difficult to serve, being more focused on conversation than on looking at the menu. The ambience is nothing special--dated, Disney World-Italian decor. Overall, though, I think you'd find a satisfying, tasty meal at reasonable prices.
Food was delicious! Traditional Italian style dishes, great taste, meals cooked perfectly and reasonably priced. We will definitely be going back again and again!
I made this reservation for my sister and her husband so this review will be from them. "Food was YUMMY! I had the Cesar salad and Bombolotti con Aragosta (Lobster, Shrimp, clams over pasta with garlic/tomato sauce) and my very picky husband had the lasagna. He doesn't like fancy dishes so anywhere we went had to offer basic but good traditional Italian food. We both really liked our meals and even stayed for dessert. In fact, we liked Cantina Italiana so much, my husband wanted to come back for lunch!"
The red sauce is very good but I actually thought the portions were pretty small for an Italian restaurant. I had the eggplant and did not even come with a side of pasta.
Though I had been to many North End restaurants in the past, I had never been to Cantina Italiana - it was a great choice! I went with a friend and 4 teenagers, and everyone found something on the menu they liked. The food was very good and we finished up as the clean plate club. My friend and I enjoyed a very nice bottle of wine, and the service was excellent. I like a waitress who tells it straight and is helpful with recommendations, and Andrea was both - she's terrific! It was a lively atmosphere on a Saturday night, and the overall experience was very positive - even the teenagers agreed. I would certainly return to Cantina.
i live in NYC where some of the best restaurants in the world are located and i have to say Cantina Italiana is one of the best italian food i have ever eaten and the service was great, they make a pasta similar to rigatoni but with a wagon wheel and mixed seafood with a creamy tomato sauce which i would travel the 200 miles to try again
We tried this restaurant based on a friend's recommendation. She was referred there by a native Italian who lives in Boston. It was an excellent choice! We had a reservation & it was honored promptly. Very good service with extremely helpful waiter. We ordered the bombolotti pasta and even though one of the 2 specials did not appeal to us, the waiter assured us we could have it as a sub pasta for one of the other dishes. We did just that and were not disappointed. It was delicious. I had it with shrimp & lobster in a tomato sauce & my sister had it with chicken & broccoli in a white sauce. I would warn you, though, that the bombolotti is very heavy and quite filling. Great meal!! I would return here for sure.
Good Italian restaurant. We were told they were known for their pasta and they lived up to it. My chicken and eggplant dish was very good plus the side of cavatelli was excellent. Kids had rigatoni and chicken and both loved it. Wife wasn't fond of risotto and sausage special, though. Service good and we were taken to table without a wait. Would certainly return!
Cantina Italiana was exactly what we were looking for; good food, can accommodate a large group, reservations available online, booked the morning of, and not too expensive. Boston's North End is know for awesome Italian food and long waits. Cantina Italiana offers really good food and no fuss with waiting.
We visited Cantina Italiana upon the recommendation of my nephew, knowing that we were visiting Boston for the weekend. We were there for a football weekend. After 3 wonderful meals, sampling several of Boston's finest, Cantina Italiana was our last meal out before returning home on Monday. I have to say, Cantina Italiana dining experience was the BEST of the weekend. We shared muscles, best I ever had!!! It was served with homemade bread and olive oil that was amazing. I had the house special seafood pasta by far the BEST homemade past I have ever had. The sauce was magnificent. As I write this review, my mouth is watering just thinking about how wonderful the food was. My friends all had different pastas that we shared.
This has been one of my favorite "go to" restaurants in the North End. It never disappoints. Food has been consistently excellent over the 30 years that I have gone there. It is a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
first time visitors outstanding food we will definitely return thanks
Selected this restaurant as a first date location and I couldn't have been more pleased. Great service and comfortable feel.
Had an anniversary dinner and had delicious chicken parmigian and chicken saltimbocca. Salad was served quickly and food came out just as salad was being finished. Did not get wine but they had a large wine list with reasonable prices for glasses and bottles. I was crowded but it was Saturday evening prior to Bruins game. Reservations were spot on with no wait past the reservation time. Definitely recommend to someone who has not yet been there.
First time there and will absolutely go back. Would highly recommend to everyone. Food/service was outstanding. Valet parking is a huge plus...
We have visited Cantina Italiana the last 2 times visited Boston and just love it! Omar our waiter is a gem! The food is excellent and I feel it is authentic Italian!
We were a party of six. Had a 5 PM reservation. Even though the restaurant was very busy we were taken immediately to our table. Food was delicious. Very light and tasty. Portion size was perfect. Friendly staff. We will be back.
A little off the path from the other Hanover street resturants, but wonderful food!
This is my go to spot for a good meal. They have decent prices for wine and the food is always very good. It's one of the bigger places in the area so you don't have people on top of you like a lot of the North End restaurants.
Our birthday party was a delight. We were nine and were seated promptly while the maitre d' made sure our car was parked. Wine service was professional and wine selection is generous without obscene prices. Two grandchildren wanted off menu dishes which were happily prepared. The calamari and special antipasto were terrific as were all our entrees. I have ordered lasagna consistently at Cantina Italiana as it is the best I have had anywhere including Italy. A special thanks to our waiter and the runners who got all nine orders correct and served at the same time. Service was top drawer and much appreciated. Cantina Italiana is worth a special trip especially for a special occasion.
We made a reservation for 7pm and got seated right away despite a line going out the door this Saturday night. The waiter was attentive but not bothersome. We placed out order and got our food very quickly. Our entrees came right as we finished our appetizer. The service was fast but we didn't feel rushed through our meal. We took our time, dined at our leisure and had a few drinks. We will be returning to Cantina Italiana during our next trip to Boston for sure.


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The Virago has been an ongoing project in the shop for nearly a year now. We have it mostly back together. Once we hear the engine fire it was time to put an exhaust on it. The original style of the bike is cruiser and the exhaust was fittin of a cruiser. However with a more aggressive street fighter image we wanted to do a modern 2 into 1 setup. After digging through the rafters we came up with a super trap header and pipe off a sportster.
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Getting it all im place for a clean mock up prior to tacking it in place
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Yes it's true. This year we are charging $ 10 per day to get into the show. We have had an unbelievable 5 years of doing it for free but we simply can't don it anymore. Last year was a great show but we had many major issues behind the scenes. Two guys are not capable of handing the 20k spectators, 175 vendors ,25 Top Sponsors, 30 Invited builders ect... The show has suffered some, the people involved have not gotten the attention that is needed & deserved and frankly we can not handle the stress, pressure & workload anymore. So what does the $ 10 admission do? The first thing it does is it pays for day 2..remember it's two full days now & we are giving away 2 bikes too. That will almost double our operating costs...which are sky-rocketing. Next it will help us hire a much needed real event staff to make your experience more enjoyable and help us do our job better. Much Better! We are also bringing over a container from Japan with Invited Builder/Invited Guest bikes... So if you can't get to a bike show in Japan we will bring the Japanese bikes to you. There is a massive laundry list of additional things that warrant the $ 10 per day admission but I think you get the message. If it's too much to pay or you think the show is now tainted it's ok not to come. We want you too but it's up to you...remember it's just a bike show! We have always shared everything we do and why we do it (probably to a fault) with everyone but that's how we have always done it & it's made the show what it is. This year is going to be a challenging & interesting one for sure and we hope you are there with us...
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Aboriginal Liberal Youth of Saskatchewan (ALYS) founder, Kevin Seesequasis recently had an opportunity to chat with the Dr. Carolyn Bennett, Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Critic for the Liberal Party of Canada, and Member of Parliament for St-Paul's.
Here's how it went:
KS: First off, thank you very much for taking time out of your unimaginably busy schedule to discuss these important issues with ALYS! I guess this first question- is not really a question- but perhaps you could explain a little bit about your background, how you came into politics, where you're from etc?
CB: I was trained as a Family Doctor, worked at Women's College Hospital and am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine. I loved teaching especially low-risk obstetrics. Women's College was very focused on interdisciplinary and community-based care and social determinants of health. I became politicized during the fight against the merger of our hospital, even though I didn't know that was 'politics' at the time! I was then asked to run for the Liberal Party in the provincial election, and lost in 1995. In 1997 I was asked to run federally and won! I have served on the Standing Committees on Health, Justice, Finance, Human Resources Development, Defence, and Ethics. I chaired Women's Caucus, the Sub-Committee on the Status of Persons with Disabilities and the Library of Parliament Committee. In 2003, in the wake of the SARS crisis, I was asked by Paul Martin to be the Minister of State (Public Health) and was part of his Aboriginal Affairs Committee of Cabinet, which was involved in directing the government's approach to the Kelowna Accord. Since then, I have been the critic for Social Development, Seniors, Public Health, Health, Democratic Renewal and now Aboriginal Affairs.
KS: How did you come to be in your role as Aboriginal Affairs Critic, what do you do? What do you feel is your biggest challenge in this role?
CB: I actually asked Interim Leader Bob Rae for this role. I had been at the Cabinet table during the Kelowna process, and know that the relationship between Canada and First Nations, Inuit and Métis requires mutual respect and mutual accountability. I know how much ground we have lost in the last six years, and wanted to help as much as possible to move the conversation back in the right direction. My biggest challenge as Aboriginal Affairs Critic continues to be how vast this portfolio is, but I rely on the advice and wisdom of my House and Senate Colleagues, former Prime Minister Paul Martin, members of the Aboriginal Peoples' Commission, and past candidates like Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux.
KS: There are prophecies of an "8th Fire" by some Aboriginal groups- or a point at which Aboriginal people take their rightful place among the Nations of the world. With such events occurring around the world like the "Arab Spring" or the "Occupy Movement"- in terms of a general understanding/acceptance of Aboriginal people in Canada, do you think the current domestic events involving Aboriginal people are indicative of what Bob Rae called the "Canadian Spring" at the Liberal convention?
CB: I certainly think that Canadians are beginning to take notice of the unequal access to services like health, education, and water for Aboriginal peoples in Canada, and have started to ask their elected representatives to do much more. However, almost every day I encounter examples of Canadians' fundamental lack of knowledge of the history of the Crown-Aboriginal relationship. I know that First Nations, Inuit and Métis are ready to take their rightful place, as you say, but the rest of the country needs to have a better understanding of where we've come from and where we need to go. As the recent interim report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission clearly recommended, non-Aboriginal Canadians need an education on our shared history, starting with the intergenerational legacies of the residential schools system.
KS: In that same breath, Conservative Minister of Natural Resources, Joe Oliver recently characterized environmental groups opposed to the Enbridge Pipeline as "radicals". There are many First Nations and Aboriginal groups opposed to this development. What are your thoughts on the Minister's label?
CB: When I raised this issue in the Commons during Question Period on January 31st, I made the point that calling First Nations and Aboriginal groups "radicals" and "adversaries" with respect to oil sands and pipeline development is entirely inconsistent with the focus on "strengthening the relationship" after the Crown-First Nations Gathering. Here's what I asked the Prime Minister: "Will the Prime Minister apologize for this shameful position and affirm today that First Nations have constitutional rights that must be recognized and respected when it comes to the development of anything on or affecting their traditional lands?" Not surprisingly, I didn't receive a reply directly from Mr. Harper.
KS: Education has been called the "new Buffalo"… do you get the feeling others in the Liberal Party or any other political party understand the meaning and depth to such a statement?
CB: I first heard this comparison last summer when I visited the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technology in Regina, and saw a poster that proudly declared, "Education Is Our Buffalo." I think there is a greater understanding of what this means, definitely among Liberals, but also among the Parliamentary Press Gallery whose members have reported extensively on recent reports by the Senate Aboriginal Peoples Committee and the National Panel on First Nations Elementary and Secondary Education. These reports provide a framework for ensuring that equal access to properly-funded and culturally-appropriate elementary, secondary and post-secondary education is available to all First Nations, Inuit and Métis. In the last election, Liberals committed to removing the 2% cap on education funding. At the end of March, we will see if the Conservative government takes this important first step in the 2012 budget.
KS: We've all heard of the situation in Attawapiskat and, before I go any further, I want to thank you and Interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae for visiting that community and demonstrating true leadership on this issue! Has the situation in Attawapiskat affected your job- and I guess in a broader context- Canadians' understanding of Aboriginal people/issues?
CB: Yes, the emergency conditions confronting Attawapiskat certainly drew the attention of the media and the general public to the ongoing emergencies in First Nations communities across the country. For far too many, clean drinking water, housing and educational infrastructure are inaccessible, and have been for far too long. While the focus on Attawapiskat has helped to educate non-Aboriginals (as the TRC has recommended) it is frustrating that the conversation has not expanded to the realities of other northern and remote communities, like Kashechewan and Fort Albany, Attawapiskat's neighbours along the James Bay coast, and the Island Lake region in Manitoba.
KS: The Crown – First Nations' Gathering seems to have lost steam- what were your general impressions of the gathering? Having been directly involved in the Kelowna process, is there anything you would have done differently?
CB: I do sense that there is disappointment with the outcomes of the Crown-First Nations Gathering, especially after the government referred to First Nations as "adversaries" and Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan called the recommendations of the National Panel on First Nations Education simply "aspirational." I would have done what we did with Kelowna: start by asking First Nations what they wanted to discuss, and include the provincial and territorial governments in every step of the process. For example, at the Crown-First Nations Gathering, I heard Chiefs repeatedly ask for resource revenue sharing to be on the table, but this issue can only be discussed with the provinces which have primary responsibility for the resource revenue regimes in their jurisdictions.
KS: What would you say to youth considering becoming involved in politics? Where should they start?
CB: I wish that I had become involved in politics much earlier. As Peter Newman has said "Politics is the art of making the NECESSARY possible". Therefore it's important to be part of the process that decides what's NECESSARY. If we're not at the table, others will decide for us! That's especially important for youth…. Because others will decide what will be their future. 'Politics' has become sort of a swear word…. It's important that we understand that engaged citizens are the cornerstone of our 'democracy'. If there are things that we really care about and want changed, we all need to be paying attention to what our government is doing. Voting is just one part. Shaping better public policy between elections is a real reason to get involved.
KS: Any last words to ALYS members?
CB: Working with the Aboriginal Peoples' Commission, indigenous Senators and past-candidates is truly inspiring. I look forward to all your advice. I believe that the education of non-aboriginal people on indigenous issues is an exciting challenge that Liberals can do together. It is an exciting time to make real progress on the consciousness-raising and also be working together for real solutions. Meegwetch.
KS: Thank you Dr. Bennett for taking the time out of your unimaginably busy schedule to participate in this Q & A Session… Now we know why "The Equivocator" gave you a "You-Go-Girl" award!


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Páirc An Chrócaigh Teoranta (PCT) is responsible for the management and operation of Croke Park Stadium as a brand of excellence both at a national and international level. Our goal is to ensure that Croke Park remains the premier venue for GAA sporting events, conferences and major events - a proud symbol of the GAA, the ideals it stands for and its unique place in Irish culture and history.
The stadium management company is committed to the adoption and promotion of sustainability principles across all its business and community activities, including providing a safe and sustainable environment for customers, staff, contractors and visitors to the stadium, as well as to its responsibilities as a member of the local community. Though dedicated to the promotion of Gaelic Games, we also support activities which enrich the culture of the nation and further Gaelic ideals including the Irish language, music and dance and the values of the GAA its members and volunteers.
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Setting and achieving Sustainability objectives and targets that ensure continual improvement in sustainability and environmental management. Areas include energy management and utilisation, water usage and conservation, managing waste and developing recycling initiatives and the prevention of pollution by managing stadium events and activities in an environmentally responsible manner. Achieve: Increase sales activity through the attraction of new business and clients based on the sustainability pillar of the business Reduce: Costs through the implementation of cost reduction projects in: Water, Waste, Electricity, Gas. Communicate: Continue to communicate sustainability message. Community & Social: Review of existing steward structure, rollout of stewards training and continuation of community engagement programmes and initiatives.
Stakeholder review: Communicating this policy and relevant environmental, social and financial procedures to visitors, customers, staff, contractors and suppliers, consulting key stakeholders on matters of sustainability, supporting local and community groups including providing grants through our Community Fund scheme.
Compliance with this policy is regularly evaluated and reported to PCT Management by the Sustainability and Environmental Management Group. Management set an example and review progress and success will come from the combined efforts of all staff and contractors to strive for continual improvement.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, When Vail Cienega pitcher Celina Martinez found out her team would be up to bat first, she said the focus was on striking first.
"Just score and keep on scoring," she said.
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A 2-RBI single from Sarah Andrews helped jump-start Cienega's offense who put up five early runs in the first inning and went on to capture a 10-3 victory over Phoenix Sandra Day O'Connor in the consolation bracket championship game Saturday at the Mohave Tournament of Champions at Mohave High School.
"It definitely was a cushion and it definitely helps," Martinez said of the early lead.
Martinez saw 31 batters and allowed 2 runs and six hits while walking three. She said big tournaments don't really shake her up in the circle.
"I've got a good defense out there," she said. "I'm confident in them."
O'Connor would answer with a RBI homerun by Jessica Rodriguez in the bottom of the first to cut the lead to three, but a sloppy defensive effort in the seventh would allow Cienega to score four unearned runs and bring the score to 10-3 to end the game on the run rule.
"I don't know if going into it, if we were super ready," O'Connor Coach Melissa Hobson said. "You have to be ready for every game. It shows that we're young and we need to do a better job mentally preparing."
O'Connor tried three different pitchers against Cienega, but couldn't seem to throw its offense off-balance.
Depth at the plate, Cienega Coach Eric Tathum said, is the Bobcats' strong suite this year
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COLUMBIA (WACH / AP) - The Richland County coroner has identified the two individuals killed in an early morning crash Friday in downtown Columbia.
Investigators say 23-year-old Shyborn Belton had a stolen pistol and crack cocaine in his car and was driving a stolen 2011 Hyundai at about 70 mph when he ran a red light around 12:30 a.m. Friday near downtown Columbia after driving off from a traffic stop. The Hyundai hit a taxi and a minivan, which then hit a building and caught fire.
The minivan was driven by Chamberlain E. Branch, 48, who was traveling alone. Both Belton and Branch died at the scene from mulitple trauma, according to Watts.
Three passengers in Belton's vehilce were transported to a local hospital in serious condition.
Branch was the South Carolina Governor's Mansion Supervisor.
Gov. Nikki Haley, First Gentleman Michael Haley and the First Family released the following statement Friday morning:
"We are heartbroken and feel an incredible loss with Chamberlain's passing. Everyone who knew him loved him. His smile and laugh were contagious. He was a very special part of our family, and his gentle soul, good humor, and care will always be treasured memories for each of us. We ask that all South Carolinians lift up in prayer Chamberlain's wife Cherisse and their three children during this difficult time."
According to online records, Belton has an extensive criminal record dating back to 2009. He was most recently charged with possession of crack just two weeks ago on Nov. 28.
The incident remains under investigation.
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