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The Tigers not only have lost their grip on first place, they appear this weekend to have lost their status as a big-league team. That�s the degree of deterioration and pitching chaos they have experienced during the past 24 hours at Minnesota.
They lost, 20-6, Friday night at Target Field in a game of such disorder the Tigers were forced to use infielder Andrew Romine as a pitcher. They returned Saturday morning to the smoking wreckage of their pitching staff and pulled from the remnants a minor-league pitcher, Buck Farmer, who like Friday night�s minor-league cohort, Robbie Ray, could not get past the second inning.
The Tigers were down, 9-1, early Saturday and went on to lose, 12-4.
After the game, the Tigers will not return to the confines of their team hotel for convalescence and painful reflection. They will be asked to play another game against the Twins, an 8:10 p.m. contest, with Justin Verlander prepared to start for the Tigers. He has not pitched in 12 days because of shoulder soreness, so the Tigers � from general manager Dave Dombrowski to manager Brad Ausmus and beyond � are likely conducting spiritual exercises aimed at helping Verlander survive Saturday night�s mission.
This indeed has become an epic disintegration of a team that, ironically, got a near-perfect effort Thursday from starter David Price. Of course, the Tigers had a different issue Thursday, a failure to score runs, which led to a 1-0 loss on a day when Price put away 23 consecutive Rays batters.
Then it was on to Minnesota. For a weekend that looks as if it was concocted by Edgar Allan Poe.
For those into statistical atrocities, carpet bombings of the Tigers staff that began Friday night and extended into Saturday�s first game, have left Detroit with some truly remarkable earned-run averages. Farmer owns a 15.73 ERA. His colleague, Ray, has an ERA of 7.09, which is at least an improvement on another of Friday night�s victims, Jim Johnson, who is at 15.43.
Romine�s, incidentally, is 27.00, which likely wouldn�t be bad compared with other infielders who might be asked to throw against big-league batters, as Romine was forced to do Friday.
The Tigers will get better, almost certainly, because stable pitchers will return to a rotation that has been simultaneously socked by injuries (Anibal Sanchez) and a slate of too many games in too many days, as Saturday�s day-night doubleheader illustrated, all too graphically for Detroit�s tastes.
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One month ago I challenged my loved ones to tell me everything they were thankful for this year…in three words. It's a bit that Good Morning America does, and not only is it heartwarming, but it's pretty inspiring to see all of the different things people cherish in their lives. As a group I think we did pretty well, although it seemed a bit of a challenge to stay within the rules. It doesn't matter, this video is awesome. And don't miss the Thanksgiving surprise at the end!
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Twelve years ago, two Labrador Retrievers were left alone with a babysitter, under strict instructions that they were not to be in the same room together ever. Clearly that babysitter did a terrible job, because just a short time later, a litter of yellow and black puppies was born unto the world.
Also 12 years ago, Denny Carroll was lecturing Jeanie and Kelly Carroll about the responsibilities of having a new puppy, and how, under no circumstances were we allowed to get one. Ever. Clearly Denny Carroll did a terrible job, because just a short time later, Jeanie and Kelly came home with the most adorable black lab puppy you have ever seen.
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For those of you living in a cave, Free Cone Day is good ole Benjamin and Gerald's way of thanking their customers for all their support and patronage. For all your hard work eating ice cream over the past 365 days, you get a free cone/cup of your choosing. While often it's only one scoop per customer, I can tell you that the scoopers at the Ben & Jerry's in the Park Place Hotel are more than generous.
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I don't know TK, but this video is cute, it's in Boston and he's a friend of a friend, so I'm going to pretend that I do. And since I work right across the street from the Public Garden, I'm kind of upset I didn't make it outside in time to get a rose. Some things to note while watching:
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2. It's kind of ballsy to give flowers to a girl with a boyfriend.
3. Watch the guy in the hooded-sweatshirt procure a flower for his girlfriend around the 1:40 mark. Sweet. Also watch the bald guy behind them who wants nothing to do with anything.
Rumor has it TK does this every year, so to all you ladies in search of some roses, there's still a chance!
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Today Show Tries for Sentimental Segment, Gets Awesomely Great Dancing Instead
One of the main things I remember from my Christmases of yore is people writing in to K104.7 asking to be part of the radio station's holiday giveaway. People would write letters explaining how hard their year has been, about how they couldn't afford presents for their kids, etc. The DJ would read all the letters with Christmas carols playing in the background. And I would always, always cry.
I'm thinking that's exactly the reaction the Today Show was going for yesterday when they interviewed the Roberts family, who had just lost their husband/dad in Afghanistan. Meredith, that tricky vixen, was going to surprise the family with a buttload of gifts on the front lawn. Instead, she was upstaged by Keegan Roberts, who was clearly just feelin' the (imaginary) beat.
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(Reuters) - Just over a third of U.S. adults ages 18 to 65
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Fourteen years later, the BPCIA is designed to leverage what has long been recognized as the next logical step—flowing directly
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rendered—by establishing a new regulatory pathway for biosimilars. Thus, under the BPCIA, a biosimilar is a biological product
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"[A] conclusion that products have highly similar quality attributes before and after manufacturing process changes and that
no adverse impact on the safety or efficacy, including immunogenicity, of the drug product occurred. This conclusion can be
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Neither the PHSA itself nor FDA's regulations issued under the PHSA provide that the clinical study offered to demonstrate
the safety, purity and potency of a new biological product shall have been conducted on that very product.... FDA conceded
that it had never before approved a new biological drug on the basis of a clinical study of a "comparable" drug, but FDA demonstrated
by reference to public documents that the principle of comparability was not unknown and that, in fact, it had been previously
applied in other situations."
Under the BPCIA, the statutory regime that the FDA must apply to a "highly similar" biosimilar differs significantly from
the very broad and straightforward provisions governing traditional BLAs, which make no reference to clinical trials or other
studies, and simply require a demonstration of safety, purity, and potency to secure BLA approval for an originator biologic.
Although Congress greatly amplified the detail of the requirements for what must be included in a biosimilar application,
Congress nonetheless delegated scientific responsibility for implementing those requirements to the FDA. In doing so, Congress
established what can be, on a product-by-product basis, a self-implementing pathway and one that, in all cases, defers to
the expert scientific judgment of the FDA's career reviewers in the same review divisions having responsibility for the counterpart
reference biologic BLA.
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What was Sarmatism? How did it originate? What was its impact on Polish art and culture in the 16th to 18th centuries? What remains of it? These are just some of the questions suggested by the exhibition "Sarmatism. A Dream of Power", organized by the National Museum in Krakow at the Szołayski House. The show completes the Festival re_wizje/sarmatyzm, a project of the National Stary Theatre.
Sarmatism is one of the key concepts in defining our national identity; it refers to a lifestyle, an attitude, an ideology, a culture. The Sarmatian legacy in art is the subject of the exhibition at the Szołayski House. It consists of several sections, dedicated to the belief in the Sarmatian origin of the Poles, the characterization of the Sarmatian knight and his transformation into a landed proprietor, Sarmatian taste, art and fashion as well as the critique of Sarmatism in the times of Stanislaw August. On display are 170 works of art from our Museum's collection, as well as from the National Museum in Warsaw, the National Museum in Kielce, the Regional Museum in Tarnów, the Jagiellonian Library in Krakow, the Princes Czartoryski Foundation and the residence of the Archbishop of Poznań.
Visitors' interest will certainly be aroused by Sarmatian portraits from the 16th to 19th centuries, which represent members of the famous Polish families: Sapiehas, Rzewuskis, Tarnowskis, Czarnieckis and Sanguszkos. Of particular beauty is the portrait of Lew Sapieha by Henryk Rodakowski, one of the most important Polish painters. Fine objects such as weapons, jewellery, clothing, old prints, exquisite textiles and unique embroideries made – as tradition has it – by the Turks taken captive at Vienna, add to the splendour of the show. The exhibition is accompanied by screenings of feature and documentary films about Sarmatism. Visitors will also have the opportunity to be photographed in a kontusz – the traditional costume of the Sarmatian.
Text: Beata Biedrońska-SłotaGraphic design: Marcin PrzybyłkoInformation and group reservations: (+4812) 292 81 83–5www.muzeum.krakow.pl
The exhibition accompanies the Festival re_wizje/sarmatyzm at the National Stary Theatre in Krakow.
Patron of the National Museum in Krakow
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While the rest of the motorcycle industry struggles with inflated pricing, Suzuki is offering the 1250cc, full-faired all-rounder GSX1250F for less than £7k. That's partly because mechanically it's almost entirely a Bandit 1250SA – but the fairing and accessories list make it more useful and sportier looking.
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The Rieju RS1 is a screaming, old-school, supersports, 50cc sixteener, with all the bluster, mayhem, carnage, testosterone and manicness that implies, but thankfully a whole lot cheaper than rivals like Aprilia and Cagiva. Yes it's Spanish and a little brittle, but it's also well-equipped, massively cool and impressively affordable.
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The Suzuki SV1000 is a purpose built big capacity, sensibly priced, road going sporty V-twin. Ok, the engine's nicked from Suzuki's old TL1000S but the rest of the SV1000 is all-new yet the price tag is very reasonable new or used. The faired Suzuki SV1000 'S' version has lower bars but is the better all-rounder. The unfaired SV1000 with higher bars is a ...
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Tests have shown that nine out of 10 road testers prefer the Kawasaki ER-6 to virtually any other middleweight machine. Bandits, Fazers, Monsters, SV650s… The Kawasaki ER-6 has trounced the lot of 'em. A cunningly-disguised riot of fun, the Kawasaki ER-6 is cute, it's capable and it's competent just about anywhere. You'd have to be off your rocker not to ...
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What you get with the Yamaha FZ1/FZS1000 is the awesome 2002 R1 engine in a more practical but still high-spec chassis. The Japanese firm class the Yamaha Fazer 1000 as a sports motorcycle and they're right – but it has the ability of a sports tourer and a city motorcycle, too – with more than a splash of musclebike / ...
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Updated On: Nov 14 2012 09:38:13 PM EST
Burger King Japan is offering an all-you-can-eat burger buffet.
Customers only get a 1/2 hour to eat as many hamburgers, fries or onion rings as they possibly can.
The special runs through the end of November. The buffet is in honor of the chain's 5th year in the country.
Could such a buffet ever make it to America?
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January 2014 is the 5th month in my series Every day a New Photobook. I work daily on a new topic about GLAMOROUS and make a book out of it that you find on this website. Graphic design by Lotte Schröder.
From September 2010 until August 2022 I will take every year another month to make every day a new Book.
In September 2010 I searched and decided every morning on a special photographic theme, which I followed throughout the day.
For October 2011 I have chosen 'MONEY' as an main theme. I look at the different aspects of this medium of exchange and it's role in our today's society. Graphic design by Sofie Gerritsen.
November 2012 is the third month of my project Every Day a New Book. This time I work every day on a new book about SPEED. Graphic design by Jacqueline Elich
FOOD is my main theme during the month of December 2013. Graphic design by Erwin Slaats.
On the website you can see every day the new book and you'll get the possibility to order it. They're full colour digital printed by Blurb.com, 18x18 cm with minimal 20 and maximal 40 pages and with a soft cover.
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Monfette–– Raymond R. age 78 of Lake Village, IN, formerly of North Troy, VT, struggled with cancer and passed away on Tuesday, May 19, 2009 surrounded by loved ones. Raymond is coming home to the final resting place. Come share with us to lay him to rest at the Newport Center Cemetery on Monday, July 18 at 11 a.m. for graveside services.
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These tabs are one of Few effective abortive treatments I have found for Cluster Headaches. For a shadow, i put one tab under my tongue so it will be absorbed through the mucous membranes. For an oncoming Cluster Headaches, I use three tabs immediately upon feeling an aura. For best results, I drink a little cold water first so that the tab will dissolve faster. It works within 5-10 minutes for me approx 60% of the time. If no results with 10min, I immediately proceed to a plan B before the CH gets out of control. Please note that these will Not prevent Cluster Headaches, only abort them. I always keep at least 6 tabs in convenient locations in my bedroom, car, pocket, etc. Rarely do I ever see reviews for Cluster Headaches so I hope that this helps for those who suffer from dreaded Cluster Headaches and I hope others will post detailed reviews (Good or Bad) on products they have tried for Cluster Headaches. Since few products effectively abort Cluster Headaches, it may be worth a try for migraines too.
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finally something that isn't a horse pill and it actually works. For me I could keep on going this past two weeks rather than curl up into a ball in bed [sleeping away my precious life] *True, one must still address the issues which CAUSE the migraine in the first place and this gives just enough relieve to be able to get help- I could still feel its presence but the migraine didn't over take my life for a first. It's been a great week or two compared to what it would have been without B&T's Migraide.
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With homeopathics, if the symptoms don't match up with the remedy, then it just doesn't work, but when it does -- it's fabulous! My partner had a horrendous migraine on top of prepping for a colonoscopy, so she was miserable. Normally she will take aspirin in combination with other drugs but she isn't allowed to take them before the procedure. I remembered that I had this in the medicine cabinet (it works for some of my migraine and cluster headaches so I keep it on hand) and it's not a blood thinner, so I made her take a couple of them under her tongue. Within half an hour, her headache was gone! She's so relieved.
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A number of Canadian athletes, who have Irish ancestry, have told the Olympic Council of Ireland they would like to compete on the country's behalf at the next Winter Olympics in Russia in 2014.
Jack McGouran, spokesman for the Olympic Committee, said the popularity of the Irish team in Vancouver's Olympic Village is such that many Canadians have shown interest in joining it, today's Mail on Sunday reported.
"The Irish team have been remarkably popular here because of the close links between our country and Canada," he told the Mail, adding, "They want to help Ireland become a bigger nation in winter sports.
"They have plenty of second generation Irish people here, who have asked about applying to compete for us," he continued.
McGouran explained the Canadian team is extremely competitive, excluding many good Canadian athletes from the contests.
"We will certainly look favorably on any applications from first generation athletes, and a number of Canadians have already indicated their interest," McGouran stated.
"It's something we are going to look at," he said. "It's done in every other sport, so why shouldn't it be done in winter sports?"
If Canadian Irish were to join the Irish Winter Olympics team, they would almost certainly improve it. Ireland received no medals this year.
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ArtBasel: Where Did It Come From? What Does It Want?
For Victor Muñiz it's a countercultural banquet with a sense of humor
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How well are Miami's art schools keeping up with the scene? Ask them.
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@nickjfrost you know the moment you get one they'd release a 120,000GB one the next week.
very much in favour of capital punishment. Sick Of people Putting Capitals In The WronG Places
I promise I will stop these if you vote - VOTE RICHARD HANRAHAN for BBC New Comedy Award Thanks x
right rioters you can take all the TVs you want, but if i have to re-organize me fantasty football team you have really crossed a line
Once again the Daily Mail leads the country in staring at a woman's vagina, while suggesting the rest of the internet needs shutting down
as a "graphic designer" person who spends a lot of their time on photoshop tracing round people: I wish women didn't have hair
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@FreshFringe @FreshAirRadio looks like megatron has some wild ambitions above his station i.imgur.com/UAI164r.jpg
@7bitarcade surely that should be deus eggs? How's about red leicster redemption? Or coronation tekken 3? Genuinely awful
who else can I be a twat to and beg for a share from? kickstarter.com/projects/13810… #wordbook
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If you've not already its last day to vote for me (or the other ones) its BBC baby! #vrh4sfbbcnca20111
fresh air/radio people there is a live 'getting into radio careers Q+A' in the guardian online from 1pm spread it
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You know, a British player has never won a Wimbledon championship back to back in over 70 years...
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The Plumbers' Academy is an academy for the Plumbers. It was first mentioned in the Ben 10: Alien Force episode Above and Beyond when Helen, Alan Albright, Manny and Pierce were going to become "real" Plumbers.
The Plumbers Academy uses hi-tech and alien technology inside the academy. A captain of one branch of the Academy is Magister Coronach, and the many other instructors in this and other branches, like the Galvan teacher and Magister Hulka, work there.
Ultimate Alien
It made an appearance in The Enemy of My Enemy. It was used as a place to protect Argit from Ultimate Kevin, however the captain of the academy wasn't happy of putting rookies in the line of fire since they are not ready to deal with that kind of ordeal and though of it as turning the academy into a war zone.
It appeared again in Revenge of the Swarm, when the trio went to find Elena Validus for help.
It is shown in Basic Training that the academy has many branches as the Plumbers' Academy featured in this episode was on orbiting another star system and had Magister Hulka working there.
It was also revealed in So Long, and Thanks for All the Smoothies that the Vreedle Brothers accidentally destroyed the academy.
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I entered 2014 with an expectation that my life needed to change and I needed to change my attitude. In November I sat down with my pastor Isabel and chatted through the importance of dealing with anger. I never saw myself as an angry person but this last year has brought up all my "stuffed" anger and it was time to start dealing with it.
Isabel taught me that its just as important to physically get the emotions of anger out as it is to deal with the roots through forgiveness and letting go. When I get angry I just want to scream and cry. I would hold it in thinking I can't express anger that way, it's not good. WRONG! I was wrong. hahahaha… so I have learned that when I am dealing with the emotions and I feel like screaming, I go to my pillow and muffle my screams but let them out, I have a good cry and then I am usually good to start forgiving and releasing and allowing God to heal this tender and hurt part of my heart. God is not intimidated by anger or hurt, and He loves you too much to leave you in it.
Heavy Rain, a Young Adults Conference at Catch the Fire Toronto is where this revelation, freedom and healing all began for me this past week. I knew going into it I was going to be different but I didn't know what God was going to do. He said to me "This bitterness has built a wall and the wall has kept you from your destiny and my doors opening up for you and has most importantly kept you from Me." I hadn't really realized how much through anger, bitterness crept in. I became very selfish and prideful. It took root and it seemed that the roots went deep. I began to feel entitled to the promises God has for me. I felt like it was my right to have a relationship, trying to convince myself that I was good enough and that God needed to make this happen, and soon. It is in fact only my great privilege and honour that He would lavish me with His promises and kindness and greatest gifts. How arrogant and selfish of me. My lovely Jesus has given His life for me and here I was demanding and commanding in my time these things come to pass. When God showed me this I melted into a puddle of repentance; I feel free from bitterness, anger and pride and it no longer taints my view or my heart. Last week and last year it tainted everything. I allowed it to create a wall between me and God. I distanced myself from him, selfishness clouded my eyes to see all of His mercy and kindness.
I looked back over 2013 and see that God's amazing grace and love did open so many doors for me and my destiny but there were other areas that I am PASSIONATE about where the doors have been closed for months. Public speaking is one of them, blogging another. I repented for my attitude, heart posture and the very next day a speaking opportunity opened up and a few more possibilities to come. Hahahaha God is so GOOD and so KIND! I know that so many more doors will continue to open and that there will be more freedom and walking out my new revelations in the coming months. I am blessed and Jesus is my all in all, my pearl of great price. He's my first love.
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Regulation Length Holes - 18
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I work for a golf vacation package wholesaler, Sonoran Suites, and we are based out of Scottsdale. I am a 9 handicap and have golfed in Arizona for over 15 years. Never have I seen a course this beautiful before. Everything about this course is top notch. The guys in the pro shop, Mark and John, are some of the nicest guys I know in golf and are very helpful. This course is built into a valley in between the McDowell Mountain range and is just absoultely breathtaking, I must have taken at least 35 pictures when I was there. If you are looking for a beautiful, peaceful,and serene round of golf with no houses on the course, this is the place to go to, take my word for it. It also happens to be the most reasonably priced course as well. If you want a great Desert Links style course but don't want to pay the $300+ that Troon and Boulders will charge you, this is the place for you. I recommend this course to anyone that requests a package from my company and would give this course 6 stars if I could. It is a must play for a golf vacation to Scottsdale.


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Thierry Mugler returns with new ready-to-wear line
The rumours are true... Thierry Mugler is making a return to the catwalk but with an all-together new capsule collection named Thierry Mugler Edition, to be unveiled next week in Paris.
In what some may say is a case of out with the old, and in with the new, this ready-to-wear collection will feature aspects of the brand's high-drama pieces but without the extravagance (boo, says I).
Nevertheless, creative director Rosemary Rodriguez personally picked pieces from the Mugler archives to rework for her latest offering.
"The idea was to keep the [principal] Mugler [codes] but bring them to another generation; to [retain] the sharp shoulders but not to overdo it; to enhance the body but to allow for movement," she said.
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In the first of three debates for Ohio's seat in the U.S.
Senate, Democratic incumbent Sherrod Brown and Republican challenger Josh
Mandel agreed on little and clashed on a lot. Each candidate mostly focused on the opposing candidate's record, but the debate today did move to substantial differences in policy at some
The debate started with opening statements from a noticeably feisty Brown, who criticized Mandel for calling his vote for the auto bailout "un-American." On the other side of the aisle, Mandel began his opening statement with a joke about shaving before he turns 36. The joke was the last time either of the men spoke with a light heart.
The candidates blasted each other mostly for their records. Mandel touted Ohio's and the nation's higher unemployment rate since Brown took office in 2006, energy prices and the U.S. debt. He also said the Senate had not passed a budget in three years, although Congress has actually passed budget resolutions in that time.
Brown fired back with claims Mandel had filled the state treasurer's office with cronies. He also criticized Mandel for running for four different political offices in seven years. In his closing statement, Brown said Mandel is "too concerned about running for his next job" to be trusted.
On substance, Brown and Mandel criticized just about everything about each other. Brown claimed Mandel signed away his "right to think" by agreeing to lobbyist Grover Norquist's pledge to not raise taxes while in office. He said the pledge makes it so if Mandel does take office, he'll never be able to close tax loopholes for big corporations.
Mandel defended the pledge by saying, "I'm proud to stand
for lower taxes in our state and lower taxes in our country." He added, "I will
do everything I can to advocate for lower taxes across the board for the middle
class and job creators as well."
The term "job creators" is typically used in politics to reference wealthy Americans, who Republicans claim create jobs through the theory of trickle-down economics. The economic theory states that wealthy Americans will hire more lower-class Americans if they have more money and freedom, essentially creating a trickle-down effect on wealth from the rich to the poor. Although Republicans still tout the theory, some economists, including Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman, say the financial crisis of 2008 and the deregulation that led to it prove trickle-down economics do not work.
The candidates also debated their positions on the auto bailout. Mandel said he would not have voted for the auto bailout if he was in the Senate in 2009. In his defense, he cited the experience of Delphi workers, who lost part of their pensions as part of the deal auto companies made with workers after the federal bailout. Mandel then said, "I'm not a bailout senator. He's the bailout senator."
Brown responded by saying, "These are real jobs and real people." He then cited examples of people helped by the growing auto industry. Brown's arguments are backed by economic data, which has repeatedly credited the growing auto industry for the nation's growing economy. In the first quarter of 2012, the auto industry was credited for half of the nation's economic growth.
When he was asked about higher education, Brown established the key difference between the candidates in terms of economic policy. Brown said his policies in favor of government investment in higher education are about supporting the middle class to create growth that starts in the middle and spreads out, while Mandel supports tax cuts that emphasize a trickle-down approach. Mandel did not deny the claims, and instead blamed Brown's policies for the high unemployment rate and debt issues.
The men continued to show similar contrasts on the budget, taxes and economy throughout the entire debate, but there seemed to be some common ground regarding energy independence. When the topic came to hydraulic fracturing — or "fracking" — Brown said becoming energy independent would have to involve all possible energy sources. In substance, Mandel agreed, although he also praised fracking regulations recently passed by the Ohio legislature and Gov. John Kasich.
As far as energy issues go, the agreement stopped there. When Brown was asked about President Barack Obama's alleged "war on coal," Brown said there was no war on coal and claimed there are more coal jobs and coal produced in Ohio than there were five years ago. Mandel disagreed and claimed there is a war on coal. He added if Obama is the general in the war on coal, Brown is Obama's "lieutenant." Brown previously supported federal regulations on mercury that some in the coal industry, including the Ohio Coal Association, claim will force coal-fired power plants to shut down. The regulations go into effect in 2015.
On abortion, Mandel proudly claimed he was pro-life, while Brown said, "Unlike Josh Mandel, I trust Ohio women to make their own health care decisions." Brown also criticized Mandel for not establishing exceptions for rape, incest and the health of the mother in his anti-abortion stance.
Many more issues, from term limits to Middle Eastern culture, were covered in the debate. The candidates drew sharp contrasts in all these areas with Brown typically holding the liberal position and Mandel typically holding the conservative position. But despite the feisty language and deep policy contrasts, when the debate ended, the candidates smiled, shook hands and patted each other on the back. They will meet again in Columbus on Thursday and Cincinnati on Oct. 25.
Just two days before the general election, President Barack Obama made his case to 13,500 people packed into the University of Cincinnati's Fifth Third Arena and 2,000 in an overflow room.
Obama cast the race in comparisons to the previous two presidents, comparing his policies with those of Bill Clinton and equating Republican challenger Mitt Romney's plans with those of George W. Bush.
"So stay with me then," Obama said. "We've got ideas that work, and we've got ideas that don't work, so the choice should be pretty clear."
With less than 48 hours before polls open on Election Day, a Reuters/Ipsos daily tracking poll had Obama and his Republican challenger locked in a statistical dead heat. However the same poll showed Obama with a slight edge in Ohio, up 48 percent to Romney's 44 percent.
Obama touted his first-term accomplishments, including ending the war in Iraq; ending Don't Ask Don't Tell, the policy preventing homosexuals from serving openly in the military; and overhauling the country's health care system.
"It's not just about policy, it's about trust. Who do you trust?" the president asked, flanked by a sea of supporters waving blue "Forward" signs.
"Look, Ohio, you know me by now. You may not agree with every decision I've made, Michelle doesn't always agree with me. You may be frustrated with the pace of change … but I say what I mean and I mean what I say."
Nonpartisan political fact-checker PolitiFact on Nov. 3 took a look at Obama's record on keeping his campaign promises from 2008. The group rated 38 percent as Kept, 16 percent Compromised and 17 percent Broken.
Twice during his speech the president was interrupted by audience members shouting from the stands.
The first was a man on the balcony level of the arena interrupted, shouting anti-abortion slogans and waving a sign showing mutilated fetuses before being dragged out by about five law enforcement officers. Both were drowned out by supporters.
Music legend Stevie Wonder opened the rally for Obama, playing a number of his hits, opening up "Superstition" with a refrain of "on the right track, can't go back."
Wonder discussed abortion policy between songs and urged Ohioans who had not already voted to do so either early on Monday or Election Day.
So far, 28 percent of Ohio voters have already cast their ballots. CNN reports that those votes favor Obama 63/35, according to public polling.
Meanwhile on Sunday, Romney campaigned before an estimated crowd of 25,000 in Pennsylvania, according to the Secret Service.
Political rallies always draw a number of the loyal opposition, and this late-evening appearance was no different. Only five people protested near the line to the arena, but what they lacked in number they attempted to make up for in message.
One large sign read "Obama: 666" and another "Obama is the Beast," alluding to a character in the Christian Biblical book of Revelation.
A man who only identified himself as Brooks carried a large anti-abortion sign that showed pieces of a dismembered fetus.
"I'm here to stand up for the innocent blood that has been shed in this land to the tune of 56 million," Brooks said. He said he was opposed to the politics of both major party presidential candidates.
"I pray for Barack Obama because his beliefs are of the Antichrist, just like Romney," Brooks said.
Brooks said his message for those in line was for them to vote for Jesus — not on the ballot, but through their actions and through candidates that espoused Christian beliefs.
"Obama is not going to change things, Romney is not going to change things," Brooks said. "In the last days there are many Christs, but not the Christ of the Bible. The Christ of the Bible is not for killing children, is not for homosexual marriage."
Just a day before the approval of Ohio's new district maps, Tom Whatman, a Boehner staffer, sent an email to Adam Kincaid, a staffer for the National Republican Congressional Committee, and others in charge of redistricting. In the back-and-forth, Whatman asks for a "small carve out" to include a manufacturing business in the congressional district for Rep. Jim Renacci, a Republican who has received support from the business in the past. Before 13 minutes had passed, Kincaid replied to Whatman, securing the change with no questions asked.
"Thanks guys," Whatman replied. "Very important to someone important to us all."
The Voters First graph, which mocks the 13-minute exchange with the title "Jim Renacci: The 13 Minute Man," can be found here. The full emails, which were released by the Ohio Campaign for Accountable Redistricting in a Dec. 2011 report, can be seen online here.Jim Slagle, who served as manager for the Ohio Campaign for Accountable Redistricting, says the emails are indicative of a redistricting process that is controlled entirely by "political insiders." Slagle says the interests of the people come second to politics under the current system.
If Issue 2 is approved by voters this November, the redistricting process will be placed in the hands of an independent citizens commission. Under the current system, the state government is tasked with redrawing district boundaries every 10 years. Republicans have controlled the process four out of six times since 1967, which is when the process was first enacted into law. The political party in charge typically redraws districts in a politically favorable manner in a process known as "gerrymandering."
On Saturday, Rep. Steve Chabot, who represents Cincinnati in the U.S. House of Representatives, told supporters to vote against Issue 2. Chabot is enormously benefiting off the current redistricting process. Cincinnati's district was redrawn to include Warren County, which has more rural voters that typically vote Republican, and less of Cincinnati, which has more urban voters that typically vote Democrat. The shift to less urban voters is emphasized in this graph by MapGrapher:
A judicial conduct panel ruled this week that the primary election opponent of a local Municipal Court judge knowingly misrepresented himself in campaign materials.
The panel decided that retired appellate court judge William O'Neill from Cleveland left the impression that he is a current judge in a two-sided campaign card he distributed. In fact, O'Neill now works as an emergency room nurse at a hospital.
O'Neill and Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Fanon Rucker are vying to be the Democratic Party's nominee for the Ohio Supreme Court.
Whoever wins the March 6 primary election will face off against incumbent Justice Robert Cupp, a Republican, in the November general election.
The three-judge panel upheld the complaint filed by Richard Dove, secretary of the Ohio Supreme Court's Board of Commissioners on Grievances and Discipline. The panel said O'Neill's campaign card refers to him nine times as "judge,'' while describing him as "former court of appeals judge'' once.
"The fact that he is known as judge because of his tenure on the 11th District Court of Appeals and that as a retired judge he is known as a judge, he nevertheless as a judicial candidate is prohibited from using the term 'judge' before his name in campaign materials since he does not currently hold that office,'' wrote Guernsey County Common Pleas Judge David Ellwood, who chaired the three-judge panel.
The panel recommended no discipline for O'Neill other than he stop distributing the card. A 5th District Court of Appeals judge must appoint a panel of five fellow appellate judges within the next week to consider the lower panel's recommendations and make a final decision.
Rucker is the Ohio Democratic Party's endorsed candidate, but O'Neil has twice before — in different races — had party leaders rescind an endorsement and give it to him.
O'Neill has run twice for the state Supreme Court — in 2004 and 2006 — and then Congress in 2008 and 2010. Although he has won in the primaries, O'Neill has lost in the general elections.
Local Democratic Party leaders are criticizing O'Neill, stating he is moving too slowly to remove misleading material from his campaign website.
"While Mr. O'Neill promised Monday to make the required corrections, as of this writing on Wednesday, Feb. 29, his website remains unchanged," Hamilton County Democratic Party Chairman Tim Burke wrote in a statement issued Wednesday night.
"This is not the kind of conduct we as Democrats should condone by any of our candidates, especially candidates running for a seat on the highest court of our state," Burke added. "Ohioans deserve a Supreme Court candidate who not only understands the law, but respects it as well."
For more on the O'Neill/Rucker race, see this week's issue of CityBeat.
The biggest deficit plug will come from privatizing parking services, which the city manager's office says will bring in $40 million in one-time revenue and additional revenue over 30 years as part of a long-term contract. About $21 million of the initial lump-sum payment will be used to close the 2013 budget deficit.
In the past, Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld voiced concerns about privatizing parking: "I'll await more details, but it seems penny-wise and pound-foolish to forgo a steady revenue stream for a lump-sum payment. Cincinnati needs a structurally balanced budget and can't keep relying on one-time sources. Places like Chicago and Indianapolis have seen their parking rates more than double following privatization — that's a bad deal for citizens, and something we don't need while we're experiencing an urban renaissance."
Another concern is whether the city's current parking employees will be laid off if parking services are sold. Dohoney said the deal for privatization will require the winning bidder to interview all American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) workers. Full-time workers who do not join the winning bidder will be hired in other parts of the city government. "No AFSCME employee will be placed on the street if they are full-time as a result of this effort," Dohoney claimed.
The rest of the deficit plug will come in cuts, cost shifting, savings, revenue, embedded growth and one-time sources. Among these, notable items include the elimination of the Mounted Patrol for the Cincinnati Police Department (CPD) and a $610,770 reduction in Human Services Funding. A few departments and programs, including the CPD, will face further minor cuts.
The city manager's office claims the changes in the budget are necessary mostly due to changes at the state level. Specifically, the state government cut the Local Government Fund by 50 percent and eliminated the tangible personal property tax reimbursement and estate tax; altogether, losing these sources of revenue cost Cincinnati $22.2 million in the 2013 budget.
Facing the large deficit, Dohoney said he wanted to avoid across-the-board cuts and other major cuts to growth and investment programs: "You're not competitive if that's your approach."
The budget also includes some spending increases. The Focus 52 Program will focus on redevelopment projects in Cincinnati's 52 neighborhoods. If it's successful, the new program will "grow the city's revenue base, create new jobs and/or increase the population of the city," according to the city manager's office.
In other budget news, the city manager will also send out the Tentative Tax Budget proposal, which sets the millage rate for the operating property tax. That proposal seeks to raise the millage rate from 5.9 mills to 6.1 mills, which will provide an estimated $31 million in revenue, up from $23.5 million. For a $100,000 residential property, that means a tax hike of $46.
A Democrat who was challenging Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann in this fall's election has left the race due to work commitments.
Greg Harris, a West Sider who is a former Cincinnati city councilman, said Monday night that a contract awarded to his educational consulting firm means he will be spending a large amount of time outside of the region. Harris' firm, New Governance Group, recently was awarded a major contract with a nonprofit group in Delaware that seeks to improve public education in that state.
"When I filed (to run for commissioner), I filed in all sincerity," Harris said. "It was before I got this contract."
He added, "I feel bad. This was a race I really wanted to run in, but with all the traveling, I'm not equipped to give it the time it deserves."
Harris, 40, announced his candidacy in early December, when he filed paperwork to run against Hartmann, a Republican incumbent who is seeking his second term.
The Hamilton County Democratic Party now will be able to select a replacement for Harris on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Harris was appointed in January 2009 to Cincinnati City Council to fill the unexpired term of John Cranley, who was facing term limits. But Harris lost in an election that November, finishing 10th in balloting for the nine-member group, missing the final spot by about 3,400 votes. During his brief term, Harris angered the city's police and firefighter unions by suggesting changes that he said would improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Through his consulting firm, Harris had served as public policy advisor for Cincinnati-based KnowledgeWorks Foundation, a national education philanthropy that seeds educational practices and policy reforms.
An Illinois native, Harris moved to the region in 1993 to attend graduate school at Miami University in Oxford. He stayed here after graduation and served from 2000-05 as executive director of Citizens for Civic Renewal, a nonprofit public advocacy group that promotes good government, volunteerism and civic involvement.
Harris ran unsuccessfully as the Democratic challenger to U.S. Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Westwood) twice, in 2002 and 2004. He also was prepared to challenge Hartmann for the Hamilton County Commission seat in 2008 until Democratic Party leaders cut a deal with the GOP and asked Harris to step aside and let Hartmann run unopposed. A reluctant Harris complied.
UPDATE: Secretary of State Jon Husted said he will make a decision about what to do with the court's ruling after the weekend. It is possible Husted could decide to keep all polling booths closed on the three days. While the court ruling makes it so boards of election can't allow only military voters to vote on the weekend and Monday before Election Day, it does give boards of election the choice to close down on the three days. Husted could decide to open or close all boards of election on the days with uniform policy like he's done in the past. Such policy could eliminate those three voting days for everyone, including military voters.
The Republican-controlled state government appealed the original ruling after a federal judge ruled in favor of President Barack Obama's campaign and the Democrats and expanded in-person early voting to include the three extra days. The appeals court's ruling upholds the previous decision.
In the past few months, Republicans have insisted early voting should not be expanded further due to racial politics and cost concerns. That prompted Obama and the Democrats to take the state government to court, much to the dismay of local Republicans that voiced concerns about the lawsuit making voting lines too long for military voters.
With this appeal, Republicans are now running out of options for blocking expanded in-person early voting. Previously, Husted sent directives to county boards of election to not listen to the initial ruling, but Husted quickly backed down when the federal judge involved in the ruling called him to court.
Just when I thought Sarah Palin had made a valid point, she goes and shows just how spineless and hypocritical she is.
The former Alaska governor and one-time Republican vice presidential nominee made a big deal last week about the use of the slur "fucking retarded" by White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel. Palin, who is the mother of a child with Down syndrome, said the remark was inappropriate and that Emanuel should be fired. We agreed, although for various reasons.
"Dealing in this state, for example, you think so much about
the painful days in the deep South — the overt schemes to deny the right to
vote," Jackson said on Tuesday, the last day to register to vote in Ohio.
"We saw Ohio as a kind of beacon of light, the beacon of hope once we ran across the river coming north. This year we've seen Ohio and Pennsylvania take the lead in trying to purge voters and suppress the vote to determine the outcome."
Jackson's comments came on the same day Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court the Six Circuit Court of Appeals' decision to allow early in-person voting on the three days before Election Day.
The three days had previously only applied to military personnel and their families.
Republicans like Husted have cited cost as the reason to not allow in-person voting on the three days before the election. But in an Aug. 19 email to The Columbus Dispatch, Franklin County Republican Party chairman Doug Preisse said "I guess I really actually feel we shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine."
Pennsylvania, meanwhile, tried to require voters take a photo ID with them into the polls. A state judge blocked the law from going into effect for the 2012 election.
Jackson said restrictions as to who can vote when and where undermine the purpose of democracy.
"Open access, free, transparent voting makes democracy real," he said.
Flanked by a tapestry portraying President Barack Obama, Jackson touted the president's accomplishments in his first term and urged those assembled to give him a second.
Jackson was in Toledo Oct. 5 pushing early voting. He said he was in Cincinnati because "Ohio matters" and he saw it as a way to penetrate Appalachia because "poverty is not just a black problem."


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ABC calls for bike lane on Auburn Avenue
The Atlanta Streetcar project, slated for completion in 2013, received a $5.1 million "transit enhancements" grant from the Atlanta Regional Commission's Livable Centers Initiative for installation of bike lanes and enhanced pedestrian infrastructure (read: fixing sidewalks). Yet the draft plans for Auburn Avenue show bicycle signage ("sharrows") for most of the street with bike lanes on just three blocks of Auburn, whereas Edgewood is slated for a first-rate bike lane.
Please note these two bike lanes - one in each direction - are intended by the project sponsors to act as as paired bike lanes. Due to the streetcar being placed on the curb lane and the hazard streetcar tracks pose for cyclists, it would be unsafe to add bike lanes on the same side of the street as the streetcar. The streetcar will be in a mixed traffic lane with cars. This is a compromise - our ideal scenario would be a streetcar that operates in a dedicated lane in the middle of the road, with either protected bike lanes on both sides of the street or on a nearby parallel street.
We think the addition of a dedicated, striped bike lane on Auburn would enhance the historic district in many ways - see below for just a few - so we're asking you to weigh in to ask the city to edit contractor's plans.
Sharrows are nice for awareness but they don't create dedicated space for bike riders. On-street parking is necessary but Atlanta has many parking options, and not so many bike lanes. Cross streets like Piedmont and Courtland could be narrowed to add on-street parking, leaving room for a bike lane on Auburn, or planners could take a page from the West Peachtree @ 5th Street project and use sidewalk space to add cycle tracks where space permits. Check out our op-ed on the topic in the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
Why bike lanes?
- Bike lanes benefit local businesses. People who bike to stores spend more money than people who drive, take transit, or walk, according to Business Cycles, Transportation Alternatives. Spaces too narrow for car parking can be used for on-street bike corrals, fitting 10-20 bikes in the space needed for one car (Alta Planning report on economic impacts of bike corrals).
- Bike lanes build community. Bicyclists are "eyes on the street" who are more likely to see and report crime. They can easily to stop to talk with neighbors, building much-needed social capital.
- Bike lanes attract cyclists to streets. Our biannual Atlanta bike traffic counts show the existing Edgewood Avenue bike lane gets more bike traffic than any other spot in the city or region.
Recognizing that a project as complex as the Atlanta Streetcar requires tradeoffs and compromise, we came up with a tweaked proposal that would maintain on-street parking as much as possible while prioritizing bicycle infrastructure.
This is not intended as an engineering document, but rather a concept. If you think this is on the right track, please take a minute to ask the city to make sure Auburn Avenue gets a connected bike lane.
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"Art in the Gardens" Features Music & Dance
ELIZABETH, NJ – "Art in the Gardens," an October celebration of National Art and Humanities Month, takes place Columbus Day Weekend at Jersey Gardens in Elizabeth, New Jersey's largest outlet mall. "Art in the Gardens" features instrumental, vocal and dance performances in the Center Court of the Mall. This year, a Big Columbus Day Weekend Splash is planned with free performances starting on Friday, Oct. 5th and continuing through Monday, Columbus Day, Oct. 8th. This annual event is coordinated by the Union County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs in the Department of Economic Development.
"Art in the Gardens is an excellent opportunity for a busy Union County venue to host local talent and present it to a wide and diverse audience," said Freeholder Chairwoman Bette Jane Kowalski, liaison to the Cultural and Heritage Programs Advisory Board. "The Board of Chosen Freeholders is proud to have this annual event in Union County."
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"Since opening its doors in October 1999, Jersey Gardens has become the center of the community; therefore, it is a natural fit for us to host the celebration of the arts in Union County," said Crystal Stell, Marketing Director for Jersey Gardens. "We have been overwhelmed by the local talent right here in our own backyard."
"Our goal is to raise awareness of the arts in Union County and the many artists who deserve recognition for their achievements. Our shoppers come from all over the tri-state area and beyond; this is an opportunity to showcase our local talent," Ms. Stell added.
Jersey Gardens, New Jersey's largest outlet shopping mall is located on Kapkowski Road at Exit 13A of the New Jersey Turnpike and features 200 stores all under one roof.
For more information about "Art in the Gardens," contact the Union County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs at 633 Pearl Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07202. Telephone (908) 558-2550. New Jersey Relay Users dial 711 or send e-mail to email@example.com.


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The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is asking for the public's help in tracking wild turkey broods in New Hampshire this spring and summer. It's easy to take part. If you observe groups of turkeys with young between May 15 and August 31, 2013, report your sightings to Fish and Game at its web-based turkey brood survey.
"People enjoy participating, and by doing so, they are helping us monitor the turkey population," said Ted Walski, Fish and Game Turkey Project Leader. "We get reports from all over the state through this survey, adding to the important information biologists gather on turkey productivity, distribution, abundance, turkey brood survival and the timing of nesting and hatching."
Last year (2012), summer brood survey participants reported seeing some 1,119 turkey broods. Biologists are especially interested in getting more reports of turkey broods in the three northernmost New Hampshire counties (Coos, Carroll and Grafton).
The term "brood" refers to a family group of young turkeys accompanied by a hen. New Hampshire hens generally begin laying eggs sometime from mid-April to early May and complete their clutch of about 12 eggs in early to mid-May. Incubation lasts for 28 days, and most eggs hatch from late May to mid-June. If incubating turkey eggs are destroyed or consumed by predators, hens often lay a replacement clutch of eggs that hatch late June through late July. Reports of adult male turkeys are not being requested at this time.
Many factors can affect turkey productivity in any given year. Young turkeys are extremely sensitive to cool temperatures and rain, both because it can impact their health, and because these conditions adversely impact insect populations that are a critical source of nutrition for young turkeys. Since spring weather is highly variable, survival of the annual hatch of wild turkeys is also highly variable.
Turkey populations depend on a large annual influx of young turkeys to sustain themselves over time, so the number of young turkeys that survive to be "recruited" into the fall population is of great interest to turkey managers. A large sample of turkey brood observations collected throughout the summer can provide turkey managers with insight into the size of the "graduating class" of turkeys that will become adults. This explains why turkey managers throughout the country incorporate information from brood surveys into their management programs.
Fish and Game relies on citizen participation to get as much turkey brood data as possible through this important survey. The survey will close on August 31, 2013. To report your turkey brood observations starting May 15, click here.
Fish and Game also conducts a winter flock survey from January through March each year. Winter turkey watchers in New Hampshire this year sent in 1,787 flock reports, totaling 28,389 turkeys! To see the preliminary results, click here and click on 2013 Winter Report.
Wildlife research and management in New Hampshire is funded in part by Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration, a user-pay, user-benefit program supported by your purchase of fishing tackle, firearms, ammunition, archery equipment and motorboat fuels.


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Big news on the open government front where Embassy is reporting that Statistics Canada will make all of its online data free starting early next year.
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text: On June 6, 1994, approximately 2145 mountain daylight time (MDT), a Rockwell International AC-690, N265JH, impacted deer during the landing roll at Natrona County Airport, Casper, Wyoming. The airline transport rated pilot and his passenger were not injured, but the aircraft sustained substantial damage. The FAR Part 91 business flight, which departed Jackson Hole Airport, Jackson, Wyoming, about 2045 MDT, was being operated in visual meteorological conditions at the time of the accident. The aircraft had been on an IFR flight plan, and there was no report of an ELT activation.According to the pilot, the aircraft was decelerating through about 80 knots when two or more deer ran onto the runway, and were impacted by the nose and right wing of the aircraft. The pilot said that the deer were not illuminated by the landing light until the moment of impact.