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Rated 5 out of 5 by vespalib from supercute and stylish i absolutely LOVE these boots! i never wear heels but was really drawn to this style--it's slightly mod and entirely sophisticated. the burgundy color was a gamble for me since all my shoes are black, but it really worked out. they are so great that i had to buy them in black too. i especially love the "air bubble" at the ball of the foot. i added a gel heel pad and feel like i could wear these all day.
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The driver, described as a black man with a shaved head wearing black nylon sweatpants, was driving a blue Dodge Charger west on Lowell Avenue when officers tried to stop him at 10:27 p.m.
He allegedly jumped out of the vehicle and was seen running on Carlton Way, just south of Lowell Avenue.
A K-9 unit from the Modesto police was used in the search.
Officers arrested a female passenger inside the vehicle, but the log did not indicate that charges were filed. Police did not find the man, and called off the search at 11:12 p.m.
The vehicle was towed, and a report is expected.
The log did not indicate why officers tried to pull the man over
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3:22 a.m.: A 21-year-old man was arrested during a traffic stop in the area of East and Acadia streets for driving under the influence.
• This column includes a sample of items as reported in the Tracy Police Department dispatcher's daily log. Additional information is based on reports from officers and other law enforcement agencies. All those arrested are assumed innocent until proven guilty, and charges may have been dropped or added as of publication. To report information anonymously about a crime: Crime Stoppers, 831-6847.

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I was reading an interesting history about a group of experimental writers and ran across a passing reference to one of those odd sentences that contain every letter of the alphabet at least once. The French equivalent of "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is apparently:
Portez ce vieux whisky au juge blond qui fume.
In other words, "Bring this old whisky to the blond judge who smokes." Where we English speakers are content to test our typewriters with something that sounds like a Mother Goose rhyme, trust the French to surround even this humble practice with an air of decadent sophistication.
These sentences and others like them are called "pangrams," and I'm not the first to be distracted by them. Author Mark Dunn wrote an entire novel under their inspiration. In Ella Minnow Pea (say the title out loud for the pun to fully register) his eponymous heroine lives on the island of Nollop, named after the fictional creator of the memorable pangram about the speedy fox and the sleepy dog. A crisis develops as the letters in the famous phrase begin to fall off a commemorative statue and the superstitious town council responds with oppression. In thrall to their founder, they progressively forbid the use of each missing letter, and so Ella's communication with the outside world is escalatingly constrained as she's forced to eschew the use of more and more of the alphabet. The loss of Z is no great burden, but as the vowels begin to drop, life becomes increasingly difficult, as does Dunn's job as a writer, since he labors under the same restrictions his narrator does. What seems to have begun as pure silliness turns out to have some serious overtones regarding the balance between the law and free expression. Common sense eventually wins the day, fortunately for all, and all twenty-six letters are eventually restored. The book is a great technical achievement, full of amusing paraphrase and creative misspellings, but the real triumph is that it's an eminently readable and entertaining fable.
The true challenge of pangrams is brevity, of course. It's easy to include the entire alphabet in a really lengthy sentence, but it gets harder and harder as you whittle down the word count. A perfect pangram would contain no more letters than there are in whatever alphabet you're using. To my knowledge, there's no 26-letter pangram in English that doesn't resort to abbreviation (as in "Mr. Jock, TV quiz PhD, bags few lynx") and even the 27-letter versions require generous interpretation to make sense (my favorite is "Big fjords vex quick waltz nymph." You'd think dancing nature spirits would enjoy the Scandinavian landscape, but I guess they're intimidated by it). After thinking more about it, though, I realized that you can publish an entire book that's only twenty-six letters long, and many have.
Abecedaries are used to teach children to read, and quite a few consist of nothing more than a printed image of each letter alongside a picture of something that starts with the same initial. Not long on plot, but kids seem to like them. Now, to be fair, many of these are slightly wordier than that, along the lines of "A is for Apple / B is for Ball." The ones I like best employ a less traditional vocabulary set, though. The classic example is Edward Gorey's Gashlycrumb Tinies, which depicts a parade of tormented tots expiring in humorously horrific fashion: "A is for Amy, who fell down the stairs / B is for Basil, assaulted by bears …" Not surprisingly, it's not actually all that kid-friendly.
There are some alphabet books that take a fresh approach without inducing nightmares. Among my favorites is A Zeal of Zebras, which puts its own spin on the usual zoological catalog. Instead of using the names of individual animals, it uses the names we give them collectively. So we find inside such poetic treats as an "Aurora of polar bears" and a "Caravan of camels." Simply gorgeous design, too, on almost-poster-sized pages.
The animal kingdom is a great wellspring of alphabetical ideas, but as an urbanite, I'm attracted to books that show off the things my kids and I encounter on a daily basis. C is for City by Orli Zuravicky and Giuseppe Castellano fits the bill: "D is for Dump Truck. E is for Envelope. F is for food, like French toast or cantaloupe." Catchy.
I don't entirely neglect either the natural world or tradition. My first recommendation for infant gift-giving is always Alison Jay's ABC. The subjects of her illustrations aren't uncommon—D is for dog, J is for jack-in-the-box, O is for owl, etc.—but her treatment of them is uncommonly beautiful. The pictures have a balanced, timeless feel, with contemporary drawings overlaid by a cracked, antique glaze, as though they're printed on porcelain. Tiny details on one letter's page refer to images on another, such that there's an unspoken story unspooling behind the scenes, and these help keep interest high for growing readers (and their parents).
While I've gone on at considerable length already, I can't leave you without mentioning one more alphabetical oddity. Digging around for pangrams in other languages, I found one that trumps the rest. The Javanese alphabet, twenty letters long, is itself a perfect pangram.
Printed in order, changing only the spacing, it is in fact a poem from another age:
Hana caraka
Data sawala
Padha jayanya
Maga bathanga
In English it might read, "There were two messengers / They had animosity. / Equally powerful in fight, / Here are the corpses." Morbid but fascinating, and evidence, perhaps, that the Javanese language was invented by some ancient incarnation of Edward Gorey.


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Farmer's Market opens tomorrow at new location
By Darrell Blackwelder
For the Salisbury Post
SALISBURY — The 2013 Salisbury Farmer's Market officially opens Saturday at 8 a.m. The market has been relocated to the former Wrenn House Restaurant parking lot which is located at the corner of South Jackson and West Fisher Streets in Historic Downtown Salisbury. Local producers will be selling produce and meat, flowers, baked goods and local handmade crafts. The Salisbury Farmer's Market will operate two days a week, Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m.-noon.
The opening market of the spring will feature an array of locally grown cool season crops such as lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, asparagus, Swiss chard, spinach and other leafy greens and leaf lettuce and spinach. Because of the unusually cool spring weather, strawberries will be two weeks later than normal. Bedding plants are always a favorite, supplying customers with vegetable transplants, herbs and flowering annuals. Baked goods, local meats and handmade crafts will also be a part of the 2013 Salisbury Farmer's Market.
Visiting local growers is one of the benefits of this market. Growers enjoy sharing their knowledge about their crops and are eager to impart information.
Those who shop at the market should keep an open dialogue with vendors and growers to learn about future availability of produce and other crops. Growers also need input to help them determine future plantings. Many have recipes and cooking tips along with their produce. Early in the season is a good time to establish a relationship with local growers.
Harry Agner returns as the market manager, coordinating logistics of the market and helping customers if necessary and enforcing market rules and guidelines.
Visit the official Salisbury Farmer's Market website at www.salisburyfarmersmarket.com for more information with a new location map and other information about the market.


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If we can't plead stupidity, what else is there? How do we live with ourselves? Is it all the stuff we buy that manages to numb our brains and consciences?
When I see a headline like this one at Bloomberg today, World Needs Record Saudi Oil Supply as OPEC Convenes, there's just one thought that pops into my head: what the world needs is for us to stop doing this thing we're doing. Even apart from peak oil concerns, it's obvious we're going to run out at some point or another, and it doesn't matter whether that's tomorrow or at some other point in the future, though we do know it's not going to take another 100 years, or even 50.
And nothing will ever take the place of oil; once those unique carbons are gone, that's it, we'll have to find a completely different way of running our societies, and if we're not smart enough to prepare for that beforehand, we'll be cats fighting in a sack and use the last scraps to kill off each other. And our legacy won't be the Greek thinkers and Picasso and Dostoyevsky and Walt Whitman and Maria Callas, since there won't be the means for our children anymore to share what makes man great between them. Our main legacy will instead be bloodshed, we will have gone the exact same path that any non-thinking or even primitive organism would have taken, who don't have opera or philosophy or poetry to their name.
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Over the past two decades, the resident communities of birds that attend eastern North America's backyard bird feeders in winter have quietly been remade, most likely as a result of a warming climate.
(AP)—A ban on travel from West Africa might seem like a simple and smart response to the frightening Ebola outbreak there. It's become a central demand of Republicans on Capitol Hill and some Democrats, and is popular with the public. But health experts are nearly unanimous in saying it's a bad idea ...
(HealthDay)—Cumulative years of regular endurance exercise are associated with an increased risk for atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter, according to a study published in the Oct. 15 issue of The American Journal of Cardiology.
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Days of torrential rains in Nicaragua left 22 people dead and left homeless more than 32,000 others, according to an official report Saturday.
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Scientists at The University of Manchester hope a major breakthrough could lead to more effective methods for detoxifying dangerous pollutants like PCBs and dioxins. The result is a culmination of 15 years of research and has been published in Nature. It details how certain organisms manage to lower ...
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The current Ebola outbreak in West Africa (and the US) is the worst on record, infecting about 9,000 people and killing about 4,500 as of October 12. The situation still seems out of control. And the longer the outbreak goes on, the greater chance it has of spreading to new locations.
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Marina del Rey (United States) (AFP) - Conservation group Sea Shepherd launch a new ship named after award-winning actor Martin Sheen as its exiled founder said he hopes to return to the US next year.
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Une favela de Rio de Janeiro s'est dotée en septembre dernier d'un terrain de football unique au monde. Sa pelouse artificielle convertit les déplacements des footballeurs en électricité qui alimente les projecteurs du stade.
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At a recent roundtable hosted by the Guardian, experts from industry, research and academia discussed how to make the food system more sustainable. Here are 10 things we learned
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1. Waste less food 2. Look beyond waste 3. Meat matters 4. Reduce post-harvest losses 5. Revisit crop specifications 6. Strengthen governance 7. Shorten supply chains 8. Include restaurants and catering 9. Focus on emerging middle classes 10. Allow cultural change to set in
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It would be wrong to think last week's global market gyrations signal a return of the eurozone debt crisis. Sovereign bond spreads in the eurozone did not move by much, except in Greece. What happened last week is something rather different.
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Interesting that the 'secular stagnation' narrative is convincing more economists and pundits. How long before they will recognise that we have entered the post-growth era?
A Russian container ship that lost power and was drifting dangerously close to a rocky coast off northern British Columbia, is safe and being towed to port for repairs.
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Authorities in Saudi Arabia say they have seized half a tonne of ivory being smuggled from Africa to east Asia.
(HealthDay)—Specialized medical centers may be necessary to adequately treat and contain the Ebola virus in the United States, according to an ideas and opinions piece published online Oct. 16 in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
The World Bank warned Friday the fight to stop Ebola was being lost, as the UN pleaded for more money to combat the escalating epidemic and global travel fears mounted.
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Six people were killed as tropical storm Trudy—since downgraded to a tropical depression—lashed Mexico, prompting evacuations and stranding 16 communities, authorities said Sunday.
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Organisms can be negatively affected by plastic nanoparticles, not just in the seas and oceans but in freshwater bodies too. These particles slow the growth of algae, cause deformities in water fleas and impede communication between small organisms and fish. These are the results of research carried ...
Our gravest health threats are those that we understand, but fail to take proper action against.
En parvenant à contraindre Lego de rompre son historique partenariat commercial avec Shell, Greenpeace vient de démontrer une nouvelle fois la puissance d'une campagne virale militante face aux tactiques RP éculées.
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We live in an age of mass extinctions and increasing degradation of our planet. Rewilding - the return of land to a wild state and the reintroduction of animals
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EXCLUSIF / Euractiv a pu se procurer les documents de négociations révélant les positions de chaque État membre sur les objectifs énergie-climat pour 2030. La semaine prochaine, les dirigeants européens tenteront de trouver un accord sur ces objectifs lors du sommet européen.
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Le cadre européen pour l'énergie et le climat à l'horizon 2030 prévoit un objectif de réduction des émissions de gaz à effet de serre de 40 % par rapport au niveau de 1990, une amélioration de l'efficacité énergétique de 30 %, enfin une augmentation de la part des énergies renouvelables de 27 % dans le mix énergétique de l'UE.
Stephane Bilodeau's curator insight, October 19, 8:57 AM
En fixant un objectif minimum à atteindre, les États membres souhaitent éviter tout plafonnement des objectifs. Par exemple, cela signifie que les gaz à effet de serre devraient être réduits de 43 à 51 % d'ici 2030 par rapport au niveau de 1990.
Flo @ddline2020 's curator insight, October 20, 1:42 AM
Le cadre européen pour l'énergie et le climat à l'horizon 2030 prévoit un objectif de réduction des émissions de gaz à effet de serre de 40 % par rapport au niveau de 1990, une amélioration de l'efficacité énergétique de 30 %, enfin une augmentation de la part des énergies renouvelables de 27 % dans le mix énergétique de l'UE.
Like most central bank governors, Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, chooses his words carefully.
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The location of the Yosemite Community College District project has switched twice and the project timeline has been extended multiple times, most recently because the state slashed all funding for off-site community college centers last year.
College administrators do not know when or where the complex will open or whether it will be on one site or multiple sites.
Despite those challenges, Modesto Junior College President Jill Stearns expressed high hopes for the Patterson site after the passage of Proposition 30, a tax hike to benefit California schools that was approved by 55.4 percent of statewide voters in November.
"We want to really have this be a life-changing opportunity on the West Side," Stearns said this week.
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Administrators' foresee MJC's Patterson complex as a place that will offer a host of vocational training programs, many of which would be run with input from regional businesses and with support from the Alliance Worknet program, Stearns said.
Worknet, which provides resources to help people find jobs, is a division of the Stanislaus Economic Development and Workforce Alliance, an economic development agency that works on behalf of Stanislaus County and its cities.
Stearns said she hopes the site's vocational thrust will attract nontraditional students who would not necessarily think of themselves as college material.
"I hope for many that this would be a stepping stone for them — that they would think maybe college is for them after all," she said.
The site could include distance-learning opportunities, in which professors could give lectures from other sites through videoconferencing and other student services, such as appointments with counselors provided by two-way video, Stearns said.
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It's still unclear when and where the Patterson complex would open or how much it would cost to build.
Measure E allocated about $5 million toward the Patterson site, but the district had already spent $1.4 million of that money as of June 12 on land acquisition, according to a report from a bond oversight committee made up of appointed community members who live within the Yosemite Community College District.
The college district oversees MJC and Columbia College in Sonora.
The real concern, however, is how to fund the project once it is built, Stearns said. The district estimates it will cost at least $800,000 per year to run MJC's West Side site.
"Quite frankly, in our current budget, we don't have discretionary monies to do that," Stearns said.
The district plans to apply for various grants. In addition, MJC hopes to build partnerships with the city of Patterson, West Side school districts, the Stanislaus County Office of Education and other groups to somehow defray the cost, Stearns said.
Looking for land
Finding land for the project is another hurdle. District officials announced in 2011 they had plans to build on a 4-acre parcel north of the Frontier Communications building and east of Patterson Fire Station 2 at Keystone Pacific Parkway and Keystone Boulevard.
While that parcel is still being considered, nothing is set in stone, Stearns said.
In addition, the college may look at building on multiple sites in the West Side, she said.
"Sometimes technical education and academics have competing noise levels," Stearns said with a chuckle.
The district has looked at other sites in the past. A land deal on Sperry Avenue near Baldwin Road fell through in 2007 after developer Michael Miroyan missed a deadline to sign over the land. Then, college trustees passed up on another site off of Elfers Road south of Patterson in 2011 after realizing the site had security and infrastructure challenges.
No schedule for construction
Nearly six years after the district hoped the college site would offer classes, its opening date remains unknown.
The Patterson location was slated to open by fall 2007 when trustees initially voted to accept a 30-acre gift of land on Sperry Avenue in October 2005. That opening date was extended over the years, as subsequent land deals fell through and as college district officials could not figure out how to fund the satellite's operations.
A June 2012 report from the Measure E Bond Oversight Committee set the opening date for fall 2014, but college district officials announced at a Jan. 31 study session that all timelines are now off the table.
College district trustee Anne DeMartini, who represents an area that includes the West Side, said during the session that she was happy to see district officials make progress. At the same time, she was concerned that administrators still did not have a timeline.
"I don't have any answers for my constituents," she said. "It is frustrating. I'm concerned about how long to be polite."
DeMartini is often quick to note that Patterson voters showed more support for Measure E — about 70 percent voted for the measure — than any other city within the district's service area.
YCCD Chencellor Joan Smith said district administrators are steadily working on project plans and aim to present trustees with more solid information about how to move forward.
"We're not going to be sitting on this," Smith said. "We're going to have a really good, hard update this summer."
Sales tax measure makes a difference
Stearns said the passage of Proposition 30 is what gives her optimism as district officials look ahead. The measure increases the state sales tax by a 1/4-cent for four years and raises income taxes on the wealthy by 1 to 3 percent for seven years, providing guarantees of educational funding during those years.
"It's tremendous," Stearns said. "It's the first time in five years that as a college and as a district we're not facing a development of what we're going to reduce but assurances that the current funding is going to roll forward."
Smith told the board the district had no way of anticipating several years of budget cuts from the state. She wants to make sure there is enough money to keep it running when it opens.
"If it takes a whole year to plan, I think it's worth it," she said.
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|Re-Cap June 25 at the BullRing
ALOHA to Summertime!
Andy J Continues Winning Ways at WCIS
By: Steven Petty
PERRY, NY… An action packed Friday night saw the visiting Casey's TQ Midget Series come to the Bullring for some wheel to wheel heart-pounding action on the historic Perry 1/3rd mile oval. The fans also saw the competitive SST Modifieds, SST Super Stocks and the 4 cylinders competing as well as the second installment of the crash and smash series featuring Junkyard Hockey. Feature wins went to Jamie Collard in the TQ Midgets, Andy Jankowiak in the SST Modifieds, Cassie Logsdon in the SST Super Stocks and Tommy Catalano was victorious in the 4 cylinders.
The visiting Casey's TQ Midget series always puts on a great show for the crowd at WCIS. Jim Fleischman and Wayne Turnbull led the way with Turnbull getting the early lead. On the back stretch, Chad Heywood took a wild ride flipping end over end and the report from the scene was that the driver was OK but the not could be said for the car. On the restart, Jim Fleischman would have the lead but that would be short lived as modified pilot Dave Wollaber would take over the lead. The caution would fly again as Dean McConnaughy spun in turn two. On the restart, Wollaber would continue to have the advantage but the yellows would fly one more time as veteran driver Wayne Turnbull collided with another car down the front stretch. The restart saw "Team Vinnie" up in the top three as Wollaber would lead SST Modified driver Andy Jankowiak and Jamie Collard running third. Jamie Collard would look to the inside of Wollaber but Jonathan Reid's motor went up in flames just six laps into the race.
The restart saw Wollaber in the lead but that would Jamie Collard would take over at the point at the halfway mark. Just past halfway, Kent Turnbull stopped in turn four and that would erase the great battle for the lead between Team Vinnie members Jamie Collard and Dave Wollaber. A shootout for the Christiano owned machines as Collard, Wollaber, Bobby Holmes and Andy Jankowiak were in the top four for the restart. A shootout at the Bullring between the top four on the restart and it was Collard leading the way. Team Vinnie would cross the line in the top three as Jamie Collard would pick up the win over Dave Wollaber and Bobby Holmes completing the top 3.
The Mighty SST Modifieds took the track for the start of the 35 lap feature and it was a familiar face finding himself back in victory lane for the third time this season and it was current WCIS points leader Andy Jankowiak being that familiar face back in the winner's circle.
Jim Ling and Lexi Wilson led the way for the start of the 35 lapper with third place starter John Julicher Jr. getting the advantage. Then on lap three, Patrick Emerling took over the top spot from Julicher and then eventual winner Andy Jankowiak was driving like a man on a mission. Andy J would take over the top spot just before the halfway mark and Andy J would lead the rest of the event and pick up his third win on the season and does a Moonwalk in victory lane to celebrate victory number three. Patrick Emerling would hang on for the runner up spot and John Julicher Jr. would complete the top three.
Just a note about the SST Modifieds: Lexi Wilson was selected as the Driver of the Week for next week (July 2nd). Lexi has received two passes for her fans to come to WCIS and support her, dinner compliments of the speedway and also has her pit fee waved for the week. Anyone who is interested in becoming a class sponsor like this at WCIS can feel free and contact Race Director Don Vogler.
Heat winner and Birthday girl Cassie Logsdon and Jeremy Gray led the field of the Super Stocks to the green flag and it was Jeremy Gray leading the way. Gray, Logsdon and Phil Alhart Jr. would have a great battle for the lead until the first yellow of the night fell for the 13 machine of Jay Canonico spinning down the back stretch. The restart saw Gray take the top spot but just past the halfway mark, Cassie Logsdon would retake the top spot away from Gray. Cassie Logsdon would lead the rest of the event to pick up her first career feature win. It was the best Birthday present that the Pavilion, NY driver could give herself. Jeremy Gray would finish second and Brad Collings would round out the top three.
Eric Haistreiter and Kevin Grom led the field for the start of the 20 lap feature event for the always exciting 4 cylinders and it was Haistrieter getting the early advantage from his front row starting spot. Haistreiter would continue to lead the way in the Bill at Da Grill entry and then on lap number nine, the Rocket made his move to the front. Tommy Catalano would take over the top spot on the ninth go around and then two laps later, Charles Buchanan would get his opportunity to gain the runner up spot and did so but didn't have enough time to reel in and pass Catalano and Tommy picked up feature win number four on the year. Buchanan would cross the line in second and Haistreiter maintained a top three performance in coming home in third place.
The Junkyard Hockey team of Jim and Daniel Majchrzak took the checkered flags aboard the Crash and Smash feature event. The next Crash and Smash Series event will be on July 17th when Pirates will be on the track for the annual Pirate Trailer Race.
Next week at the Bullring, there will be Fireworks both on the track and in the sky as WCIS celebrates the independence Day holiday with Fireworks plus a regular Friday night racing program featuring the SST Modifieds, SST Super Stocks, 4 cylinders and the return of the Mini Cups. Gates open at 5pm with racing to get underway at 7:30 pm sharp. For more information, you can log on to www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com or you can check out the official Facebook page of WCIS by searching Wyoming International Speedway. You can also find more information by calling the speedway office at 585-237-2580 or on race day at 585-237-2510.
Official Results: Friday June 25, 2010
SST Modifieds: ANDY JANKOWIAK, Patrick Emerling, John Julicher Jr., Kreig Heroth, Ed Schuler, Greg Utberg, Jim Ling, Dick Kluth, Mike Shaughnessy, Lexi Wilson
TQ Midgets: JAMIE COLLARD, Dave Wollaber, Bobby Holmes, Jim Fleischman, Wayne Turnbull, Andy Jankowiak, Dean McConnaughy, Nelson Rung, Hayden Newcomb, Owen Bednasz, Charlie DiRosa, Gordon Steffan, Lew Ingalls, Justin Mapes, Eric Musto, Kent Turnbull, Aric McGruder, Camden Barber, Jonathan Reid, Chad Heywood
SST Super Stocks: CASSIE LOGSDON, Jeremy Gray, Brad Collings, Mike Chenaille, John Hewson Jr., Phil Alhart Jr., Jay Canonico, Austyn Fugle
4 Cylinders: TOMMY CATALANO, Charles Buchanan, Eric Haistreiter, Kevin Grom, Brian Johnson, Mike Maggiore, Daniel Majchrzak, Mike Ribble, Chris Wolcott, Gary Bartella, Jason Eck


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Good performance by the u21 against Stoke... Gnabry looks good in his come back.
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I know we are a good team... but our players just need to gel fast, because we are so behind Chelsea... we really need to work hard in our passes in the box and...
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Wow soo sad.... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/football/video-1128860/Tragic-moment-footballer-damages-spinal-cord-attempting-flip.html
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However, the county's smaller communities, including your hometown of Dundee, could use the county's help. And we'd like to see them get it.
We don't think McMinnville has anything to fear from that, and by extension, neither does Newberg. We think they can rest easy.
Steve Bagwell, Managing Editor
McMinnville (and the News Register) looks out for itself, promotes itself, and believes its own hype at the expense of those "several outlying towns".
Additionally, I applaud the MEDP's integrity in using county/state funds for a county-centric, state-mandated economic development plan.
And you are right when you state: [McMinnville] "will be doing the right thing if it simply stands back." And then the rest of us "can rest easy".
You pay for medical and dental services, car repair services, vet services, financial services and so forth. Why should only news services be offered to all free of charge, and how are we supposed to support that model over the long term?
Nothing in life is truly free, and that includes professional news reports, whether they come from the Graphic, the News-Register or some other source.
And if there is a city in our circulation area that has superior infrastructure to McMinnville, please cite it for me.
As I noted, Newberg does NOT lie in our circulation area, nor does McMinnville lie in the Graphics. We are simply neighboring private business operations, each trying to make a go of it as best we can in a changing news environment. So, as I noted before, that assertion was never meant to include Newberg.
Steve Bagwell, Managing Editor
As Steve Bagwell points out, that comment was made in thinking about our immediate newspaper market area, where McMinnville indeed has a more developed industrial base than found in the surrounding small communities. That's no criticism of those great communities, just a comment on respective levels of industrial development.
Newberg, of course, has its own highly developed industrial base, and also will benefit from this countywide economic development effort.
Mr. Bagwell might have mentioned that NewsRegister.com has about 30,000 unique visitors each month, with between 600,000 and 750,000 monthly page views. We recognize the value that the Newberg Graphic adds to its publication with an active website, but do not agree that a comparison would find the N-R website inferior.
Thanks for pointing out the language issue of our editorial comment.
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24 Inspiring Ideas for Holiday Main Dishes
Porcini-Herb Crusted Lamb with White Bean Ragout
This special-occasion dish takes extra time to prepare, but it's worth it. We simplified the original recipe from the Raphael Hotel in Kansas City, so it's easier for you to make at home.
Porcini-Herb Crusted Lamb recipe
Herb-Crusted Pork Tenderloin with Red Currant Sauce
Choose lean pork tenderloin for an after-work dinner party. We like it with the Brussels sprouts recipe also pictured on the plate. Our Test Kitchen recommends an instant-read meat thermometer for success when roasting meats.
Herb- Crusted Pork Tenderloin with Red Currant Sauce recipe
Fried Walleye with Mango Sweet-and-Sour Sauce
Tartar sauce gets a mango upgrade for fried walleye at Gunflint Lodge on the Gunflint Trail near Grand Marais, Minnesota. The exotic, yellow-orange mango adds beautiful color, plus lots of Vitamins A and C. Serve the state fish with the state grain: wild rice.
Crispy Beer-Batter-Fried Walleye with Mango Sweet-and-Sour Sauce recipe
Mini Burger Party Platter
To keep in step with the small-meal trend in restaurants, we created this Mini Burger Party Platter with fun sauces to choose from, including Balsamic Mayo, Herbed Goat Cheese and Citrus Ketchup. You could use this for an appetizer party or a main dish.
Wine-Tasting Lasagna
If you're thinking about holding a wine-tasting party, the flavors of the red meat sauce and cheese-spinach layers in this colorful lasagna will complement the wines.
Midnight Star Chicken
Jake's restaurant sits atop the Midnight Star Casino in Deadwood, South Dakota. This chicken stir-fry recipe adds distinctive Asian flair to the restaurant's menu.
Top Sirloin with Caramelized Onion-and-Mushroom Trio
We took an old favorite, steak with mushroom sauce, and boosted its flavor and colors. Caramelized sweet onions add to a medley of mushrooms: meaty shiitake, robust oyster mushrooms and the more familiar button mushrooms. Sundried tomatoes and a splash of balsamic vinegar round it out.
Holiday Turkey with Cranberry-Pear Chutney
For this traditional holiday favorite, we borrowed a couple of tricks from Sturkey's Restaurant in Cincinnati: basting the turkey with butter and cooking with broth in the pan. Serve your turkey with Sturkey's Cranberry-Pear Chutney (pictured).
Roasted Pork with Jamaican Snapdragons
No flowers appear in this Caribbean-inspired dish from the Deadwood Social Club in Deadwood, South Dakota. The name simply sounded fun. Rum, raisins and sweet pork tenderloin provide the centerpiece of a delicious holiday meal.
Little Traveler's Chopped Salad
Bacon and French-fried onions punch up the flavor in this crunchy, fresh-tasting, main-dish salad from Little Traveler, a gift shop/cafe in Geneva, Illinois.
Little Traveler's Chopped Salad recipe
Antlers Wild Rice Soup
We like the creamy richness of this chunky main-dish soup from Antlers Restaurant at Breezy Point Resort in Breezy Point, Minnesota.
Grand View Lodge Spinach-Stuffed Chicken
You have to try this spiral of chicken stuffed with oozing cheese, courtesy of Grand View Lodge in Nisswa, Minnesota. For another Minnesota chicken dish, try Roast Breast of Chicken with Mushroom and Wild Rice Stuffing, a favorite at the Gunflint Lodge near Grand Marais, Minnesota.
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Spa Shiki Stir-Fry
At Spa Shiki at the Lodge of Four Seasons in Lake Ozark, Missouri, guests are served the meatless side-dish version of this colorful and fresh-tasting recipe. Add 2 cups cooked chicken to make it a main dish.
Montana Broil
At Camp Ticonderoga in Troy, Michigan, the cathedral ceiling, cobblestone fireplaces and wood floors remind visitors of an early 1900s Adirondack lodge. This menu at this restaurant offers game dishes alongside more standard items. Ticonderoga made this holiday dish with buffalo flank steak; we substituted the more common beef flank steak.
Chicken-Artichoke Brie Soup
Bits of spinach and artichoke color this creamy chicken soup. It warms up guests at Grand View Lodge in Nisswa, Minnesota. Serve it as a first course or alongside a sandwich for lunch.
Chicken-Artichoke Brie Soup recipe
Yuletide Mango Chicken Salad
This main-dish, orange-draped salad makes a spectacular showing on a buffet table. Try adding it to a holiday luncheon menu or an evening buffet.
Honey-Baked Cornish Hens
This company-special main dish came from the holiday menu at the Latchstring Restaurant at Spearfish Canyon Lodge in South Dakota. The restaurant, open for more than a century, is between the towns of Spearfish and Deadwood. It's known for game and fish dishes.
Porcini-Herb Crusted Lamb with White Bean Ragout
This special-occasion dish takes extra time to prepare, but it's worth it. We simplified the original recipe from the Raphael Hotel in Kansas City, so it's easier for you to make at home.
Porcini-Herb Crusted Lamb recipe
Creamy and Comforting Potato Corn Chowder
Serve this hearty soup in a sourdough bread bowl for a delicious presentation. The original recipe, given to us by an Iowa hotel chef, called for roasting the corn in the husk before adding it to the soup, but we used frozen corn instead as a time-saver.
Pork with Cherry and Wild Rice Stuffing
This stuffing, which includes sausage, dried Michigan fruit and wild rice, forms a spiral when rolled up into a top loin roast. The recipe came from New York Restaurant in Harbor Springs, Michigan.