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RENO, Nev. — Joe Walsh's membership as lead guitarist in the Eagles has had negative consequences to fans of Walsh's solo career — the more he plays the opening riffs to 'Hotel California' around the world, the less he's jamming to his own catalog of hits that span several decades.
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RENO, Nev. — Joe Walsh's membership as lead guitarist in the Eagles has had negative consequences to fans of Walsh's solo career — the more he plays the opening riffs to 'Hotel California' around the world, the less he's jamming to his own catalog of hits that span several decades.
Some fans crossover in his Eagles' role but most don't. But, with the Eagles on break from their heavy tour schedule, Walsh has been out in support of "Analog Man," his first solo studio release since 1992 — performing last weekend to a sold-out Grand Exposition Hall at the Silver Legacy Casino in Reno.
Walsh touched twice on his new LP, the title track in which he questions the merits of the digital age — when analog works just fine; and "One Day at a Time," in which Walsh chronicles his substance abuse issues/recovery.
Greeting the Exposition Hall with his trademark "good morning!" Walsh launched into "Welcome to the Club" followed by "A Life Of Illusion" from 1981's "There Goes the Neighborhood."
"Analog Man" was next before Walsh and band — two drummers, percussionist, bassist, keyboards, guitarist and three back-up singers — dipped back to his days in James Gang for "Walk Away."
Walsh played guitar and sang backup on the Bob Dylan-penned "I Shall Be Released," a tribute to the recent passing of Levon Helm, complete with background video footage, a founding member of the legendary group The Band.
"The Bomber" is well-known from Walsh's time in the band Barnstorm while extended solos made up the bulk of 'Turned to Stone."
"In the City," a Walsh contribution to the Eagles' "King of Hollywood" LP, set the stage for Walsh's strong finish, leading off with "Funk ##49," with riffs everyone's heard before and "Life's Been Good," a song everyone can sing and Walsh's spoof on rock stardom.
"Life In The Fast Lane," one Walsh wrote for the Eagles, closed the set and he came back and encored with his classic "Rocky Mountain Way," ensuring that concert-goers left to gamble humming Joe Walsh — who they were there to see — not the Eagles.


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Tara, left, and Aiden Sharp of Neville, sit while Teri Kennedy of Neville stands at a snack counter inside the Cardboard Regatta Museum Dec. 7 during New Richmond's River Village Christmas.
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"Saturday was a good day and it was a lot of fun," said Linda Shuck, committee member for the New Richmond Village Christmas that took place Dec. 7 and Dec. 8. "Friday was better than expected with the rain. The weather was damp but our spirits weren't."
About 35 Boys & Girls Club members came to the tree lighting and they visited with Santa, she said. Then, they made lots of crafts. "There was glitter everywhere."
The two parades were popular, Shuck said. "We want to grow our Santa Paws parade."
"We absolutely will be back," she said. Next year, it will be the second weekend in December.
Shuck also is president of Historic New Richmond.

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The fruit experiment involves the brown Pac-Man-like things in Parker's lunch today.
I was checking out a massive Asian market last week and found a large container of longans, a variety of tree fruit common to Southeast Asian. The store described them as similar to lychee fruit, so I grabbed a bunch.
Yesterday after school we tried them. You don't eat the skin, but it's easy to cut through. Then the milky-clear fruit (looks like a peeled green grape) pops right out. You also don't eat the large black seed at the center, but those are easy to remove, too.
The taste and texture were something like a cross between honeydew melon and a grape. Parker didn't flip out over them, but he also didn't object. So I seeded a few (a knife helps and I think the school would object if I sent him in with a paring knife…) and popped them into his lunch.
The meatballs and whole-wheat pasta were leftovers from dinner last night. They tasted good enough, but they didn't wow me. They certainly didn't wow Parker, but that had nothing to do with the meatballs themselves.
He objected to the chunky tomato sauce I made to go with them. He ultimately ate it, but not happily so.
So this morning I tossed some meatballs (no tomato sauce) and pasta in the same skillet I'd used to make his scrambled eggs. Once they were nice and hot, I sprinkled in some grated Parmesan and a splash of cream. I expect more to his liking.
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SELINSGROVE 2015 ROC TOUR OPENER POSTPONEDWeather in Coming Weeks & Impact at Selinsgrove & Other Tracks Will Determine New DateSELINSGROVE , PA…February 28, 2015… The hopes on starting the 2015 Northeast racing season at Selinsgrove Speedway with the annual Race of Champions Dirt Icebreaker VIII on Saturday, March 14, have been dashed as the record cold February has forced the postponement of the event for the Modified and Sportsman stock cars. Selinsgrove Speedway promoter, Charlie Paige, and event promoter and track race director, Joe Kaminski made the call on Saturday morning, February 28."With the record-breaking, harsh winter we have had here, and continue to experience, we stuck with the plan, with 'hope against hope,' to stage our 8th Annual RoC Icebreaker at Selinsgrove on March 14," offered Joe Kaminski of JGK Motorsports. "With the race being just two weeks out, RoC's Andrew (Harpell) along with Charlie and I agreed to postpone the race. I really appreciate all of our continuing sponsors. I have so much respect for them, our race fans and the race teams that I know it is the right decision to make the call well in advance, rather than inconvenience them and have them traveling unnecessarily."The planned Saturday-only format is a change for the annual two-day Selinsgrove RoC Ice Breaker which could make it easier to slot the event into the RoC, Selinsgrove and Northeast racing schedule. And Paige, Kaminski and Harpell are already this weekend discussing possible new dates for the event in 2015!"Honestly looking at the track right now and the impact of the freezing and even sub-zero temperatures we experienced in February," shared Charlie Page, "it appears that we are at least three weeks out from now with a possible season opener,… and that assumes we get a break in this weather.""We are currently looking at every viable option for the event to be rescheduled, as the Modifieds have been a great show over the years and I believe the Sportsman will be impressive as well," continued Kaminski. "We do want to get this show in and will need to not only look at our timetable, but also the schedule revisions of other tracks in the Northeast. Tracks to our north will be dealing with the same things we are. The bigger question is where tracks to the south and southeast of Selinsgrove will be with their Openers. If everyone is delayed, we may find an early date. If not we need to look later in the season."The excitement and anticipation for the Icebreaker has not diminished with the cold weather.Charlie Paige announced that Selinsgrove has decided to increase the tow money paid to non-qualifying modified teams to $50 from the $25 of the past and the sportsman will now also receive non-qualifier's tow money of $25.-end-
2015 Race of Champions Dirt Modified Tour Schedule Officially ReleasedBINGHAMTON, NY…The 2015 Race of Champions Dirt Modified Tour will begin its eleventh season of competition on Saturday, March 14th at the Selinsgrove Speedway for the eighth annual "Ice Breaker" event. That 40 lap Modified feature event will pay a cool $5,000 to win. Eleven races are currently slated for the upcoming RoC Dirt Modified Tour.It was released prior that the month of March will again serve as a very busy month for the RoC Dirt Modified teams. Bonuses have been put in place for teams that compete in all three of the early season affairs. After the "Ice Breaker" event at Selinsgrove the RoC Dirt Modified Tour will head to the New Egypt Speedway for the Annual "Cabin Fever 60" on Saturday, March 21st. Last year local knowledge paid off for weekly star Ryan Godown as he raced to the victory in the New Jersey state lid lifter. The race was certainly memorable for the dominating performance but also the outstanding racing that took place on the table top smooth March surface. The month of March will wrap up again at the Bridgeport Speedway for the "60 Over Remembered" event honoring the memory of the legendary Doug Hoffman. The special Bridgeport Speedway event will take place on Saturday, March 28th. The Race of Champions event is especially appropriate as Hoffman was one of very few drivers that competed in RoC events on both dirt and asphalt during his stellar career. He was the motivating factor in the RoC Dirt Modified Tour making the annual spring trip at Bridgeport Speedway and also hosted RoC events on the pavement at the Mahoning Valley Speedway during his tenure there. Last year the race was postponed to Easter Sunday in April with Ryan Watt dominating the event. The race was slowed by only one caution on a perfect lightning fast race surface with Watt pocketing over $6,000 for the victory.Five Mile Point Speedway will host the RoC Dirt Modified Tour on Sunday, April 12th for the rescheduled Southern Tier 100 "RoC Style". The race will determine the held-over fall championship for the RoC Dirt Modified Tour once again between Stewart Friesen and Matt Sheppard. Last year Sheppard won the battle but it was Friesen winning the war. Sheppard emerged the 100 lap race winner worth just under $6,000 with Friesen locking up the RoC title. This is the first of two events at the quarter mile oval with the tour finale scheduled for Saturday, October 31st.Utica Rome Speedway will host two holiday weekend RoC Dirt Modified Tour events again this season. The series will move to the speedway for the first of two races on Memorial Day - Monday, May 25th for the annual "Victoria" event. Last year local knowledge again proved key as Stewart Friesen recorded over $10,000 for the victory. The RoC Dirt Modified Tour will return on Labor Day – Monday, September 7th for the "New Yorker" 100. Again the 2014 theme held true with another weekly campaigner emerging the winner. "Lightning" Larry Wight collected $10,000 for the victory. Both races will again pay $10,000 to the winner of the RoC sanctioned affairs in 2015. A tremendous amount of excitement is building for the Vernon, New York facility heading in to the upcoming season under the direction of new owner Bill Shea. This will mark the eleventh straight year that the RoC Modified Tour has been hosted at the Utica Rome Speedway.Penn Can Speedway will again hold two RoC Dirt Modified Tour events as it did for every of the prior ten years on the RoC trail. Dan Harpell will be promoting the Friday night facility for the first time in 2015. He follows the duo of Reed Miller and Al Wilcox that promoted the speedway and supported the RoC Tour for each of its ten years of existence. The first will take place on Tuesday, June 9th for the annual "Clash at the Can" event. The excitement of last year's race will be difficult to match as track regular Kevin Hartnett and RoC Tour mainstay Danny Johnson tied for the victory. The series will return on Friday, October 16th for the "King of the Can" RoC Tour event. This event was part of the series for many years with a track record 66 Modifieds converging on the popular PA oval several years ago under the RoC leadership. Another solid field will certainly be looking for their chance to sit on top of the throne!Tuesday, June 30th will see the popular "Thunder on the Hill" promoted RoC Modified Tour event at the Grandview Speedway. The race will be run along with the 410 Sprint Cars as part of their Pennsylvania Speedweeks. The event has traditionally seen a capacity crowd for the rare double header of horsepower. Last season Duane Howard utilized his victory in the event to help catapult himself to another American Racer Cup Overall Championship worth $10,000. Each participating track in the American Racer Cup program are able to utilize two "mid-week" events in part of the overall ranking system each season.The "Friends of Mike" race is another very meaningful event held each season at the Bridgeport Speedway. Once again this season the race will be held under the Race of Champions Dirt Modified Tour banner on Tuesday, August 18th. The mid-week event is the only Modified special that week and should provide another stellar field of the top chauffeurs.The 2015 season is just around the corner with the March opener at the Selinsgrove Speedway on Saturday, March 14th. A $3,000 bonus point fund has been established for the top teams in the point standings after the three March events (Selinsgrove Speedway, New Egypt Speedway, Bridgeport Speedway).Tour sponsor Sunoco Race Fuels has put together a promotional package for both the fans and drivers at all of the 2015 Race of Champions Dirt Modified Tour events. A 5 gallon certificate of racing fuel will be awarded to the "Hard Charger" at each event (the driver that advances the most positions during the event). Fans will also have an opportunity to win a prize pack at each race courtesy of Sunoco Race Fuels by choosing the winning driver. Ballots will be provided to fans prior the start of the feature event at each tour race with fans having an opportunity to choose the winner and also be entered a season ending VIP grand prize.The RoC Sportsman tour opener will take place on Saturday, March 14th at Selinsgrove Speedway with other early season events at the New Egypt Speedway on March 21st and Five Mile Point Speedway on April 12th. The full RoC Sportsman and Street Stock schedules will be released in the weeks to come.2015 RoC ScheduleSat. March 14th Selinsgrove Speedway 40Sat. March 21 New Egypt Speedway 60Sat. March 28 Bridgeport Speedway 60Sun. April 12 Five Mile Point Speedway 100Mon. May 25 Utica Rome Speedway 100Tues. June 9 Penn Can Speedway 60Tues. June 30 Grandview Speedway 60Tues. Aug. 18 Bridgeport Speedway 60Mon. Sept. 7 Utica Rome Speedway 100Fri. Oct. 16 Penn Can Speedway 60Sat. Oct. 31 Five Mile Point Speedway 100-end-
NORTHEAST SHOWDOWN FOR RoC MODIFIEDS SET TO GO AT YATES COUNTY SPEEDWAY TUESDAY, MAY 13THDUNDEE, NY…The Race of Champions Modified Series will invade the all new Yates County Speedway, formerly Black Rock Speedway, for the Northeast Showdown on Tuesday, May 13th at 7:00 p.m. They will be joined on the card by the Crate Sportsman.This will be the first of four big Modified races at Yates County Speedway, now under the direction of Dan Harpell. "The fans have stated that they want to see the Modifieds so here is their chance to show me how much", said Harpell. "We have put together four big events for the Modifieds throughout the season that are sure to create a lot of excitement", he added. The other races will be held on Tuesday, July 22nd, Friday, September 19th and Saturday, October 25th.This will be the second appearance of the Race of Champions Modified Series at the Dundee, New York oval. The last one was in 2012 with Matt Sheppard taking the victory over Alan Johnson, Jimmy Phelps, Ryan Godown and Pat Ward. Expect to see those drivers return along with defending RoC Champion Stewart Friesen.Godown turned a lot of heads in the 2012 race. It was his first time at the track and after a mid race pit stop he charged back through the pack for the impressive fourth place finish. This year all eyes will be on another first time visitor to the track, Pennsylvania's Rick Laubach. Laubach is looking forward to his first trip to Yates County Speedway.Much like two years ago, you can expect to see a very diverse field of Modifieds to turn out for the 60 lap, $5,000 to win feature event. With it being early in the season, equipment is fresh and everyone is in the point battle.Another incentive was just released by Race of Champions Director Andrew Harpell with the inclusion of a North and South Bonus. The overall points will not be effected as the RoC Champion is crowned by running all of the races in the series. The new North/South bonus is in addition to the overall title.This race at Yates County will be the second North race on the schedule, which in essence is a mini series in addition to the overall champion. The first was recently held at Five Mile Point Speedway. Other tracks in the North division are Utica Rome Speedway and I-88 Speedway. A driver can now win a North title, a South title and the Overall title.The Crate Sportsman will also be in competition on this night. They will run in a 30 lap point race paying $1,000 to win. The race will count toward the American Racer Cup Championship. It will not be a handicapped race. Drivers will draw for position so it is open to any Crate Sportsman that follows Yates County Speedway rules.Get ready for an exciting night of racing with the Northeast Showdown at Yates County Speedway in Dundee, New York. The Race of Champions Modifieds and the Crate Sportsman make up the show which will get underway at 7:00 p.m. For further information look us up on Facebook under Yates County Speedway or log onto yatescountyspeedway.com.-end-
STAR STUDDED FIELD COMING TOGETHER FOR SUNDAY'S RACE OF CHAMPIONS SPRING 100 AT FIVE MILE POINT SPEEDWAY. KIRKWOOD, NY…They say good things come to those that wait. For Stewart Friesen he is hoping the long winter layoff will pay dividends as the 2013 Race of Champions Dirt Modified Tour Championship will be decided this Sunday at Five Mile Point Speedway. Racing gets underway at 4 p.m. The RoC Dirt Modified Tour Championship 100 was postponed in the fall due to inclement weather and rescheduled to this Sunday, April 13th. This gave the fans and the teams the opportunity to see the title decided on the race track. This Sunday that is exactly what will happen after a long winter layoff. Two of the most successful drivers in dirt Modified racing will go head to head to decide the Race of Champions Dirt Modified Tour Title. Stewart Friesen, the current point leader and 2010 Race of Champions Dirt Modified Tour Champion will battle with Matt Sheppard, one of the most prominent dirt Modified racers of the day. Friesen leads Sheppard in the point standings 506- 475. The feature win will award 100 points and a team can also capture 5 bonus points by winning a qualifying heat race. A lot remains to be decided as the teams will race in the 100 lapper paying a minimum of $5,555 to win! Just on the outside looking in on these two drivers is New York Capitol District driver Bobby Varin. Varin sits in third place with 465 points and is still in the hunt for the title as well. For Varin this is a remarkable story after spending the last several months recuperating from a broken neck sustained during a downhill skiing accident this winter. After a long several months of rehabilitation and getting a clearance from his doctor to resume his racing career Varin will be looking for his second RoC Tour title. In 2005 he tied Mitch Gibbs for the RoC overall title (the first year of the popular series). Varin has won all over the northeast but is still looking for his first ever Five Mile Point Speedway victory. A star studded field of Modified talent coming together for this big spring 100 event at Five Mile Point Speedway. Danny Johnson, currently fourth in RoC points has won a lot of big Five Mile Point Speedway 100 events in the past. Johnson also won the RoC title in 2012. Mike Mahaney grabbed a win in the non-points Southern Tier 100 this past fall and is currently fifth in the RoC points. They will be joined by former RoC Modified Tour Champions Pat Ward and Billy Decker. Ward is a three time RoC Tour Champion and Decker won the title in 2011. A number of other top invaders like Ryan Godown from Ringoes, NJ will be in competition. Godown was the opening day RoC winner on March 22nd at the New Egypt Speedway (NJ). Fellow New Jersey competitor Jimmy Horton is expected as well as Rick Laubach, Ryan Phelps and many, many more of the top invaders. Five Mile Point Speedway Defending Track Champion Mike Colsten will try to rebound from a bad crash at the RoC opening event at the New Egypt Speedway. Colsten flipped his new car on lap 1 of the feature event back on March 22nd and is hoping to open his Five Mile Point Speedway season in a much better fashion. Several young up and coming stars are also expected to compete for the big 100 win on Sunday. Larry Wight one of the top Central New York Modified stars will be part of the Gypsum Racing Team in action. Jackie Brown, Jr. the 2013 Accord Speedway Track Champion will be in the hunt along with fellow Accord regular Danny Tyler. Tyler has one Modified victory in the past at the quarter mile oval. Anthony Perrego a former RoC Dirt Sportsman competitor will be looking to make his mark on the Modified field as well as young talent Tyler Dippel, a weekly competitor at the Lebanon Valley Speedway. These young talents will have to content with weekly "young gun" Chris Wood from Binghamton. Wood was a Modified rookie at Five Mile Point Speedway last season and won the Season Championship event in September. Erick Rudolph from Ransomville, New York will try and accomplish a very rare feat on Sunday during his first ever appearance at Five Mile Point Speedway. Rudolph is one of the top competitors on the Race of Champions Asphalt Modified Tour and he will be making his first ever start at Five Mile Point Speedway on Sunday. Rudolph is looking to join New Jersey driver Billy Pauch as the only driver to win a Race of Champions Modified event on both the asphalt and dirt surface during the "modern era". Racing on Sunday will get underway at 1 p.m. The RoC Modifieds will be joined by the IMCA Modified Empire State Series opener, a special Crate Modified Open and Excel 600 c.c. Modified Tour event. On Saturday the speedway will host an open testing session beginning at 2 p.m. At 6:30 p.m. there will be a special racing program held over from this past Sunday. Feature events for the RoC Street Stocks, Factory Stocks and Four Cylinders will be held. All rain stubs from this past Sunday will be honored on Saturday night only! For additional information please phone 607-775-5555 or log on to www.fivemilepointspeedway.net . Current Race of Champions Dirt Modified Tour Points Entering this Sunday's Championship Event.1. Stewart Friesen 5062. Matt Sheppard 4753. Bobby Varin 4654. Danny Johnson 4095. Mike Mahaney 4076. Rick Laubach 3467. Jimmy Horton 2958. Billy Decker 2799. Pat Ward 27410. Mel Schrufer 268-end-
Godown Kicks Off 2014 with ROC Cabin Fever 60 Victory at New EgyptNew Egypt, NJ (March 22, 2014) – Ryan Godown of Ringoes, NJ started off the 2014 season in impressive fashion at New Egypt Speedway Saturday evening as he took top honors in the 60 lap RoC Tour Modified feature event. The "Cabin Fever 60" season opener for both the series and the speedway saw Godown draw the worst starting position he could, 12th, and then racing thru the field passing some of the best drivers in northeast dirt racing on his way to his 29th career victory at NES. The win ties him with Kenny Brightbill for second on the all-time win list at New Egypt Speedway."I love racing side-by-side with Rick (Laubach), we can be right next to each other and never touch…I could race with him all day long!" exclaimed Godown in victory lane, "And the track was in such great shape, Wayne (Asay) and his crew did a great job preparing the surface despite all of the winter's challenges. It was smooth and wide, what more can you ask for." Matt Sheppard and last year's winner Jimmy Horton brought the field to the start with Horton leading thru 2 attempts to get the race underway. The second saw veteran hotshoe Mike Colsten flipping wildly in turn two bringing out the red flag. He was uninjured but the car was extensively damaged eliminating him from the event. Horton lead the first lap scored when a caution slowed the action again, and during the ensuing caution period Horton stopped on the front stretch and could not re-fire is motor being pushed to the pit area. The restart saw Rick Laubach power past Sheppard for the lead as Horton charged back onto the track without losing a lap. By the thirs lap Godown was already up to third spot and was chasing after Sheppard while Laubach cruised out in front. I took Godown 5 laps before he was able to wrestle second place away from Sheppard and set his sights on the leader. Billy Pauch quickly moved into third as Danny Johnson was now racing in the top five as well. A lap 15 restart saw Godown finally find a line past Laubach as he surged to the lead, with Johnson moving into third to challenge Laubach. All eyes at this point were on Horton, who was flying thru the field from the rear moving into fourth position again on lap 27.The halfway point at lap 30 saw a planned Fuel stop for the field, to accommodate the drivers running Alcohol. Godown lead at this point followed by Laubach, who revealed he had lost the brakes on his mount during the first half of the race, Johnson, Horton and Sheppard. Sixth running Pauch and 8th running JR Heffner both chose to go into the pit area for further adjustments during the stop, and restarted at the rear of the field. When green flag racing resumed Laubach figured out how to make the car work without brakes and began pressuring Godown each lap. Horton brought out the caution on lap 35, as the same problem plagued him again ending his race as he stalled on the backstretch. Godown held Laubach at bay as the duo approached lapped traffic. However Godown did a masterful job in lapped traffic, pulling away to the popular victory. Laubach drove a strong race to finish second, while "the Doctor" Danny Johnson crossed the line third. 2007 NES champ Matt Sheppard came home fourth and Stewart Friesen made a late race charge to get fifth. Rounding out the top ten were Rocco Infante, Craig Von Dohren, Sammy Piazza, Pauch and Heffner. Joe Funk captured his first win at NES in the 40 lap RoC Sportsman tour race. Funk took the lead from Brandon Walters on the second lap, and then held off a persistent Kevin Beach over the last half of the event to post his first career win at the speedway. Beach invaded with another strong run, getting his best finish ever at NES as runner-up. Walters finished third followed by New Egypt regulars Steve Davis and Mike Howardson.This Saturday, March 29, New Egypt Speedway will host its annual practice day from 12noon-5pm. All divisions will be practicing and fans are invited to come and watch free of charge. Then on April 5th NES will kickoff the 2013 regular season with a full card of 358 Modifieds, Crate Modieds, Street Stocks and the first event of the 2014 HCI/SpikeNGo Rookie Sportsman series. . Gates open at 4:00 p.m. with the first race starting at 6:00 pm. Billy Pauch's 700th win at the end of last season will be celebrated, with the first 100 fans thru the gate getting a commerative Billy Pauch 700th win poster. For more information call the speedway office at (609) 758-1900 or log on to www.newegyptspeedway.net MODIFIEDSFeature (60 Laps): 1. Ryan Godown 2. Rick Laubach 3. Danny Johnson 4. Matt Sheppard 5. Stewart Friesen 6. Rocco Infante 7. Craig Van Dohren 8. Sammy Piazza 9. Billy Pauch 10. JR Heffner 11. Ryan Anderson 12. Brad Trice 13. Jimmy Blewett 14. Frank Cozze 15. Ryan Watt 16. Robin Schultz 17. DJ Ruppert 18. Andrew Krause 19. Neal Williams 20. Anthony Perrego 21. Jimmy Horton 22. Justin Grim 23. Billy Pauch Jr. 24. Joey Colsten 25. Mike Colsten Heat 1: 1. Danny Johnson 2. Rick Laubach 3. Sammy Piazza 4. Rocco Infante 5. DJ RuppertHeat 2: 1. JR Heffner 2. Jimmy Horton 3. Frank Cozze 4. Neal Williams 5. Anthony Perrego Heat 3: 1. Jimmy Blewett 2. Billy Pauch 3. Craig Van Dohren 4. Ryan Watt 5. Billy Pauch Jr. Heat 4: 1. Ryan Godown 2. Matt Sheppard 3. Stewart Friesen 4. Brad Trice 5. Mike Colsten DNQ: Donnie Lawson Jr., PJ Oliver, Willie Osmun, Jason Rivers, John Stangle SPORTSMAN Feature (40 Laps): 1. Joe Funk 2. Kevin Beach 3. Brandon Walters 4. Steve Davis 5. Mike Howardson 6. Mike Butler 7. Rocky Warner 8. John Cornell III 9. Ebby Ridge 10. Charlie Hendrickson 11. Chuck Steuer 12. Butch Green 13. Claude Hutchings Jr. 14. Rusty Smith 15. Mike Lyons 16. Patrick Gold 17. Billy Moyer Jr. 18. Joe Tonti 19. John Aumick 20. Clay Butler 21. Jared Umbenhauer 22. Jarrett Rozycki 23. Ryan Simmons 24. Bob Lineman Jr. Heat 1: 1. Butch Green 2. John Cornell III 3. Mike Butler 4. Mike Lyons 5. Ryan Simmons Heat 2: 1. Kevin Beach 2. Rocky Warner 3. Rusty Smith 4. Claude Hutchingson Jr. 5. Ebby Ridge Heat 3: 1. Clay Butler 2. Brandon Walters 3. Steve Davis 4. Joe Tonti 5. Billy Moyer Jr. Heat 4: 1. Bob Lineman Jr. 2. Jared Umbenhauer 3. Joe Funk 4. John Aumick 5. Chuck Steuer Consi 1: 1. Mike Howardson 2. Patrick Gold 3. Jarrett Rozycki 4. Charlie Hendrickson -end-
2014 RoC DatesRoC Big BlocksFri. March 14 Selinsgrove Speedway 25*Sat. March 15 Selinsgrove Speedway 40*Sat. March 22 New Egypt Speedway 60 (combo race)Sat. March 29 Bridgeport Speedway 60Sun. April 13 Five Mile Point Speedway 100**Mon. May 26 Utica Rome Speedway 100 (combo race)Tues. June 10 Penn Can Speedway 60Wed. June 24 I – 88 Speedway 60Tues. July 1 Grandview Speedway 60Wed. July 9 Five Mile Point Speedway 60Tues. July 29 Grandview Speedway 60Wed. Aug. 20 Utica Rome Speedway Twin 50'sSun. Sept. 28 Bridgeport Speedway 60 (combo race)Sat. Nov. 1 Five Mile Point Speedway 100 (combo race)* please note – Selinsgrove events will see single best finish over two days count toward point tallies…** - FMP 100 in April will determine final 2013 point standings (event was rained out in fall of 2013)…Sportsman Tour (additional dates to be added)Date Site LapsSat. March 15 Selinsgrove Speedway 20Sat. March 22 New Egypt Speedway 40Sun. April 6 Five Mile Point Speedway 40Sun. May 4 Utica Rome Speedway 25Tues. June 10 Penn Can Speedway 30Wed. June 24 I-88 Speedway 30Sun. July 20 Utica Rome Speedway 25Tues. Aug. 26 I-88 Speedway 40Fri. Sept. 12 Grandview Speedway 40Fri. Oct. 10 Five Mile Point Speedway 40Sat. Oct. 18 Penn Can Speedway 40Fri. Oct. 31 Five Mile Point Speedway 100 (combo event)
2015 DatesBig BlocksMarch 14 Selinsgrove -ppdMarch 21 New EgyptMarch 28 BridgeportApril 12 Five MileMay 25 Utica RomeJune 9 Penn CanJune 30 GrandviewAug. 18 BridgeportSept. 7 Utica RomeOct. 16 Penn CanOct. 31 Five Mile


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A Closer Look at Federal Reserve Loans
New York, NY —
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says one reason he's abandoned plans to buy up toxic mortgage securities is that they are just too hard to put a concrete value on, since no one else is interested in buying them.
But that hasn't stopped his colleagues at the Federal Reserve from making emergency loans to banks, totaling $2 trillion so far this year, and taking bad assets as collateral.
Put another way, the Fed has already lent out about seven times as much money as the Treasury has spent. It's attracted a lot less media attention and we the taxpayers can't independently assess how risky those bets are.
Bloomberg News has been trying to get to the bottom of the story. They've filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the Federal Reserve.
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Helper's Hayden Basinger leads Helper off with a hit to begin their game on Tuesday night against Murray. He went on to score in the inning. Results from that game will be in next week's Sun Advocate. Helper is off to a great start on the season.
After opening their season with a league win, the Helper Legion was back at it last Wednesday with a 12-1 victory over league rival Riverton to go 2-0 in the standings. The team immediately headed north to Rupert, Id., and went 3-2 in tournament action. They opened with a 18-1 win over Brigham City. They then lost 3-1 to the Brigham City Pioneers followed by a 19-9 defeat to Caldwell. They regrouped with a 9-2 win over Pocatello on Friday. Then they wrapped it up with a 10-7 victory over Caldwell in a rematch.
Helper took on Riverton on Wednesday. This was their second league game and they beat them 12-1. Josh Denison pitched a complete game. Coach Jeff Cisneros was able to get everyone in the game and contributing to the win. Hayden Basinger had a pair of doubles, Keny Seals, Kash Jewkes, Gage Bell and Denison all had a couple of singles. Beau Rich had a single and a triple. The game was shortened because of the 10 run rule after five innings.
"I was pleased with our effort and it was a good win for us to have before we headed to Idaho." remarked Cisneros.
Helper: 12,14,2
Riverton: 1,3,2
Wp-Denison, Lp-Knight. 2b-Basinger(H), Weber(R), Newman(R), 3b-Rich(H).
Helper then traveled to Rupert, Id., Thursday, to face Brigham City and take a 18-1 win. This game was also ended due to the 10-run rule. Basinger pitched a complete game. He did not give up a run until the final inning.
Helper's offense hit the ball extremely well and scored in every inning. Basinger was 3-3 with three singles. Bradon Bolotas has a single and a homer., Colter Moore had a single and a double, Clint Finkbiner also had a single and a double.
Cisneros was happy about the start of the weekend, "This was a good opening game for us and this is a legion team from the North league so we could possibly see them again in the state tournament."
Helper: 18, 14, 2
Brigham City: 1, 2, 4
WP-Basinger, LP-Lange. 2b-Moore(H),Finkbiner(H). HR-Bolotas(H), Brimberry(B).
Brigham City Pioneers
Their second game was at midnight Thursday night. The Brigham City Pioneers are graduated seniors from Box Elder, Bear River and Mountain Crest. Moore took the mound and took a no hitter into the 6th inning.
Helper scored a run in the 5th for a 1-0 lead, but they struggled at the plate as the Pioneer pitcher did a very nice job of keeping Helper off guard.
In the 6th inning the Pioneer's first runner reached on a error. Their second batter took a ball over the center field fence to give them a 2-1 lead. The Pioneers managed one more run on one hit and two errors that inning. Helper could not score in the 7th and the game ended 3-1.
"This was a game that had its ups and downs. The upside was Moore pitch a great game. The downside was our lack of hitting and errors. Overall, I was pleased even though we lost and I look forward to seeing this team again in the State Tourney as well." added Cisneros about the loss.
Helper: 1, 3, 5
Pioneers: 3, 2, 1
WP-Munns, LP-Moore. 2b Rich(H). Hr- Stokes(B).
Caldwell, Id.
Friday, Helper took on Caldwell Idaho. Rich opened on the mound and did a good job, but his team did not hit and or play solid defense. They made numerous errors and by the 4th inning they were down by a score of 11-3.
The offense did wake up in the 5th inning when they scored six runs to pull to 11-9. But Helper could not hold on defense and Caldwell came back to score eight runs for the win.
Finkbiner and Bell combined to pitch the final two innings but Helper made some costly errors that allowed Caldwell to build momentum and win the game.
Seth Tryon swung a great bat and had three hits. Bell and Rich each had a pair and Seals blasted a three-run shot over the fence. In the end too many errors, both physical and mental, ended up costing us this game.
Helper: 9, 11, 7
Caldwell: 19, 15, 1
WP-Burrill, LP Rich. 2b-Tryon(H),Bell(H),Hugites(C),Hainez(C)Humberger(C). Hr- Seals(H).
Pocatello, Id.
Needing to bounce back and play well, Helper did just that Helper took on Pocatello and got the 9-2 win Bolotas took the mound and pitched a great game backed up by by great defense and timely hitting.
Seals sent another ball over the wall put Helper on top 3-0 after the first inning They scored two more in the second, one in the forth, two in the fifth and one in the sixth.
On the defensive side Bolatas really kept the Pocatello bats silent and ended with a two hitter while striking out 12 Pocatello batters.
"This was a great game for us as we bounced back and showed our true character and got a win against a good team." said Cisneros.
Helper: 9, 3, 1
Pocatello: 2, 1, 1
WP-Bolotas, LP-Stevenson. Hr-Seals.
Caldwell again
On Saturday Helper got a chance to play Caldwell again. Helper took that game 10-7. Daniel Peczuh got the win on the mound. Peczuh is usually the starting catcher, but he pitched really well. The team played good defense to help their cause. Tryon took the mound for an inning. Moore closed the game out in the seventh.
Cisneros summed things up, "This game was really in hand for most of the ball game. Caldwell did score four late runs but it was too little too late. We ended up winning 3 out of 5 games in Idaho and I think we gained some valuable experience for the upcoming season. Overall I was pleased with our performance minus one game. Taking third out of ten teams was nice but the time that some of the younger players got while we there will play big dividends for us as the season continues."
Helper played a home game on Tuesday against Murray and results will be published later.
They are on the road Wednesday at Hunter and Friday at East. Then they play Taylorsville on Monday June 21 and Granger on Wed. Jun 23. Both games are 7 p.m. starts.
The Helper tournament begins on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. with the Price Legion team taking on Kearns at 8 p.m. Tournament games will start at 9 a.m. on Friday and Sat and the last game of the night will be at 8 p.m. each day. Sunday's games will start at 9 a.m. with the championship
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The Bible and Miracles: Then and Now
Doug Focht, Jr.
The miracles of the Bible are one of the great stumbling-blocks to the acceptance of its truths. The argument is simple: Since the Bible is full of fanciful miracles and since those miracles do not occur today, the biblical stories themselves are gross exaggerations at best. On this basis alone, when considering its historical accuracy, liberal scholars summarily dismiss the Bible as the stuff of myths, hardly a credible witness. The real irony, though, is that rather than disprove the Scriptures, the miracles are actually strong evidence for its Divine origin.
Some people insist that miracles are still being performed today in the same way they were during the days of the apostles. Before we consider the positive evidence that the miracles present, it is first necessary to understand the way in which they are presented in Scripture, specifically in the New Testament. The evidence itself, then, will presented in our next article.
Miracles of Jesus
The miracles that Jesus performed, if they actually did happen, unequivocally prove Him to be the promised Messiah of God, God with us (Isaiah 7:14, Matthew 1:23). He healed the sick of incurable diseases, the most dreaded of the day being leprosy. He healed those with withered limbs (Matthew 12:914) and those who were paralyzed (Mark 2:112)). He raised the dead (Matthew 9:1826; Luke 7:1117; John 11:145), fed thousands of people from just a few morsels of food (Matthew 14:1321; 15:2938). He calmed a storm (Mark 4:3541), walked on water (Matthew 14:2233) and caused the blind to see, even those who were born blind (John 9:17). And in spite of the awesome magnitude of these miracles, He told His disciples that they would perform greater works than these (John 14:12).
The miracles of the disciples
The apostles of Jesus were given the authority to act as Jesus' agents on earth. When one considers the scope of the miracles they performed, it is easy to see through the so-called faith-healers of today. Those who claim to work miracles do not work the same miracles that are recorded in the New Testament. Today, healing services are held in large auditoriums and believers from all over come to be healed. Emotions flow during these meetings. People clap and jump around. They faint, they sometimes writhe in ecstasy on the floor. In the New Testament, however, the disciples did not heal those who already believed. They went into cities of unbelievers and healed them first. Then they preached to them. There are many examples from the book of Acts that can be considered, but we will look at two.
Peter and John in the Temple
Now Peter and John were going up to the temple at the ninth hour, the hour of prayer. And a certain man who had been lame from his mother's womb was being carried along, whom they used to set down every day at the gate of the temple which is called Beautiful, in order to beg alms of those who were entering the temple. And when he saw Peter and John about to go into the temple, he began asking to receive alms. And Peter, along with John, fixed his gaze upon him and said, `Look at us!' And he began to give them his attention, expecting to receive something from them. But Peter said, `I do not possess silver and gold, but what I do have I give to you: In the name of Jesus Christ the Nazarenewalk!' And seizing him by the right hand, he raised him up; and immediately his feet and his ankles were strengthened. And with a leap, he stood upright and began to walk; and he entered the temple with them, walking and leaping and praising God. (Acts 3:18, NASB)
Notice that the man was lame from birth. Not only had he never walked, but when he was healed, he apparently didn't even have to learn to walk! Yet there was no hype. There was joy, but no rally was held. Peter did not go into some kind of wild trance and jump around on a stage. And did you notice that the man was not even expecting to be healed? He was expecting to receive alms! Did Peter asked him for a statement of belief?
Philip in Samaria
Philip was not an apostle, but he did have the ability to preach and to perform miracles. In the eighth chapter of Acts, the story of his preaching in Samaria is recorded. This is the first time since Jesus' earthly ministry that the gospel was preached in Samaria. The text says,
And Philip went down to the city of Samaria and began proclaiming Christ to them. And the multitudes with one accord were giving attention to what was said by Philip, as they heard and saw the signs which he was performing. For in the case of many who had unclean spirits, they were coming out of them shouting with a loud voice; and many who had been paralyzed and lame were healed. And there was much rejoicing in that city. (Acts 8:58).
The word sign is often used for a miracle which attests to the truth of something said or promised. In both of these cases, if you follow the result of the miracles, you will see that preaching was involved, and conversions resulted. The miracles came first, then the conversions! This is a plain indication of what miracles were for: To establish the credibility of the one preaching and verify the word spoken by him. This is precisely what the Scriptures teach regarding the purpose of miracles:
And they went out and preached everywhere, while the Lord worked with them, and confirmed the word by the signs that followed. (Mark 16:20)
How shall we escape if we neglect so great a salvation? After it was at the first spoken through the Lord, it was confirmed to us by those who heard, God also bearing witness with them, both by signs and wonders and by various miracles and by gifts of the Holy Spirit according to His own will. (Hebrews 2:34)
In our next article, we will consider why miracles have ceased and how that the inclusion of them in Scripture makes it highly improbable that the stories were fabricated. But for now, this much is certain: Those who claim to carry on the work of the apostles in the miraculous gifts of the Holy Spirit are simply not up to the task! If they were, they would go into the hospitals and preach to all there as they healed them. They would go into the cities and ghettos and perform their mighty works there. Instead, they ask people to come to them often with a statement of belief. Which give pause for reflection: If one already believes, what was it that produced the belief in the first place? According to Scripture faith comes not by miracles but by the word (Romans 10:17).
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Gwyneth Paltrow, Chris Martin Separating After 10 Years: We "Always Will Be a Family"
Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin have decided to separate -- or, in their words, "consciously uncouple." The Oscar-winning actress announced the sad news in a statement on her official website for her lifestyle brand Goop on Tuesday, March 25.
PHOTOS: Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's marriage through the years
"It is with hearts full of sadness that we have decided to separate," the statement read. "We have been working hard for well over a year, some of it together, some of it separated, to see what might have been possible between us, and we have come to the conclusion that while we love each other very much we will remain separate."
PHOTOS: Gwyneth through the years
"We are, however, and always will be a family, and in many ways we are closer than we have ever been," the Glee guest star, 41, said of her husband, 37, with whom she shares daughter Apple, 9, and son Moses, 7. "We are parents first and foremost, to two incredibly wonderful children and we ask for their and our space and privacy to be respected at this difficult time."
"We have always conducted our relationship privately," the statement continued, "and we hope that as we consciously uncouple and co-parent, we will be able to continue in the same manner."
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Paltrow and the British Coldplay singer met in 2002 and were married the next year in Southern California. Since their December 2003 wedding, they've weathered more than a few storms, which the actress has talked openly about in interviews.
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Canonical aligns Ubuntu Server with quick-change OpenStack
Updates Landscape control freak for Linux machines
Servers 17 Sep 00:38
Key evidence in Assange case dissolves
Intimate single-use garment doesn't contain white-haired one's DNA
Policy 17 Sep 00:49
Smack your phones up, says Microsoft
Patent says mobes need a firm whack to shut them up
Hardware 17 Sep 01:25
Opportunity finds new patch of 'berries' on Mars
Microbe-made Mars rocks mystery re-opens as Curiosity keeps trundling
Science 17 Sep 02:14
Office to propel Windows tablets past Android in 2015
Apple to stay on top of fondleslab fight says Taiwanese analyst
Software 17 Sep 03:59
Boffins receive quantum key from moving plane
Alice and Bob play catch
Science 17 Sep 05:02
French firm snatches Italian set-top contract from Blighty's Amino
Media 17 Sep 06:59
Dropbox drops JavaScript, brews CoffeeScript
23,000 lines of code converted, but why?
Developer 17 Sep 07:00
G-Cloud: Please excuse our 'overlapping' frameworks
We've moved beyond 'traditional' contracts, mmm'kay?
Government 17 Sep 07:34
Experts: What ICO should know BEFORE your private info ends up in a skip
Businesses do need 'explicit consent' before outsourcing data protection – legal eagles
Government 17 Sep 08:02
New hottest-ever extreme temperature records now easier to achieve
1922 Italian army reading in Libya expunged from files
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Why lock your digits to a phone? Telefonica to flog cloudy numbers
Voice-minute cash cow is slowly dying
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Memo to openSUSE 12.2: More polish, less angst
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Space Station 'nauts touch down on Kazakh steppe
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Sadly, only part of that paragraph is true, and it isn't the part about the Mets winning back-to-back pennants. But the Phillies have already brought out an array of ticket-buying choices that make me almost want to go to Citizens Bank Park, before remembering that I'll be surrounded by Phillies fans. Considering the role our peer environment plays on our own well-being, I can only assume trips to CBP, much like the television camera, add 10 pounds.
But the Mets, I believe, can learn a lot from what the Phillies are doing -- off the field.
Let's take the big picture issues to start. Philadelphia already has not only their season-ticket plans for sale -- full and partial plans can be purchased -- while the Mets are still stuck in the renewal process. In other words, if you wanted to buy a Mets partial plan for your significant other for a holiday gift ... you can't.
The Phillies have even started offering six-packs. And these are infinite varieties of awesome. They have a Boston Red Sox pack, geared around Red Sox Nation. There's a Mets pack, allowing you to buy tickets to any two Mets games and four others of your choice. They have a fireworks pack, a fan appreciation pack (was there a Fan Appreciation Day at Citi Field last year?), and each one allows you to customize.
Yes, Mets fans, that's right -- you can pick the games you want, instead of being assigned the games the Mets want you to buy. The Pick'em Pack is the ultimate example -- you get to pick all six games. Also, did I mention if you want to, you can vary your seats by game, allowing you to be up close for the Nationals but further back for the Marlins?
If the Mets think not allowing for this kind of customization is going to lead to more people buying tickets for the lesser games, they ought to think again. The result will likely mean people are unwilling to buy 15-game plans.
Of course, those people don't even have the option to buy them, yet.
And we haven't even discussed the promotions.
The Mets have yet to make their 2010 promotions public yet. The Phillies have. So we don't know if the Mets will, as they have year after year, limit their giveaways to the first "X" amount of people to enter the ballpark. But the Phillies, as usual, have no such restrictions.
In other words: if you are 14 and under, you don't need to be one of the first 5,000 14 and under to get the Ryan Howard NLCS MVP baseball and collectible tin. You'll get one.
Think about that for a minute. You're a kid 14 or younger. Through no fault of your own, your parents get stuck in traffic. You get to the ballpark, and the giveaway promised by the Mets is completely gone. Then you sit in the park, watching your peers playing with their new toy, while you have to hope someone left one under the seat at the end of the game.
That's how lifelong fans are born?
The Phillies also do a tremendous job not limiting most of the giveaways to children, something the Mets have done in recent years. I have been to several Mets Build-a-Bear Days and faced the unsavory choice of either going without a bear or beating up a child just to get a bear of my own. I don't want to tell you which I chose.
But in 2010, all Phillies fans get a National League pennant on Opening Day. All fans get a Cliff Lee bobble-head doll on May 18. All fans get the Carlos Ruiz bobble-head doll on August 24.
More to the point, the holidays are around the corner. While single game tickets aren't on sale yet from the Phillies directly, it is easy enough to go on Stubhub.com and buy individual tickets for particular promotions. If you want to buy someone Cliff Lee bobble figurine tickets, you know which date to purchase.
If I want to buy my wife a pair of tickets to Luis Castillo bobble ball day, I'll have to guess when that is. And if you don't think promotions matter, my wife's undying loyalty to her Mets lunchbox, the Mets' best promotion of 2009, says otherwise.
And we haven't even discussed Dollar Dog Nights. The Phillies have six of them. One of the most gastronomically rewarding nights of my life was a drizzly night on June 6, 2000, when I watched the Phillies and Devil Rays battle it out with eight of my friends, and by friends, I mean hot dogs.
I mean, this stuff isn't rocket science. People like free stuff. People like to choose what games to attend. People like to give actual presents in time for the holidays, rather than a note saying, "I'll be getting a call from the Mets in late January, and will pick out your Hanukkah present in time for the Chinese New Year."
Considering the work to be done by the Mets in reaching out to a fan base that, let's face it, hasn't had a ton of on-field reasons to come see the Mets, the Phillies shouldn't be this far ahead.
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As Europe is bailed out to the tune of nearly $1 trillion dollars, Congressman Ron Paul warns that the constant monetization of debt, allied with taxpayer-funded bailouts, will inevitably lead to runaway inflation and the collapse of paper currencies.
Under the terms of the Federal Reserve's credit swap deal with the EU – in addition to an additional IMF bailout of which U.S. taxpayers will be picking up 20 per cent ($57 billion dollars) of the tab, Paul pointed out that not just taxpayers but "anybody that buys anything" will be funding the European bailout because of the attendant inflationary consequences.
"The prices are going up already, producer prices are going up, the cost of living will go up so everyone in American will suffer and eventually the whole world will suffer because we cannot carry the whole world with our dollar," Paul told Fox Business, adding that eventually people will lose confidence in the dollar.
The Congressman agreed with the host that the bailouts would lead to the crash of paper currencies, noting that last week's stock market turmoil was accompanied by gold acting as a currency rather than just reacting to the value of the dollar.
"Gold has been money for 6,000 years and it will remain that way and it will rule the roost," said Paul, adding that the dollar was weak in comparison with the strength of gold.
"All paper currencies are under attack and this cannot be sustained," said the Congressman.
Paul then explained how the ECB has completely reversed its promise that it wouldn't monetize debt and how Bernanke had also gone back on his word that U.S. dollars would be use for this purpose. "When I talked to Bernanke last time in the Committee he said they had no intention of bailing out Greece but they are, through the IMF as well as opening up these swap lines to all the central banks, so it is on the shoulders on the burden of the American taxpayer and our dollar so all we're doing is perpetuating a very very bad system and this is not a solution at all," he said.
Paul agreed with the host that the bailout was merely a stunt to buy time while failing to address the underlying problem of European socialism and the entitlement culture, which is fast running out of money with which to keep itself ticking over.
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OKEECHOBEE - Two people were killed in an early Sunday crash on State Road 710 at Southeast 28th Street, north of Lake Okeechobee, the Florida Highway Patrol reported.
William Clark, 54, of Sebring, and Debra A. Collier, 48, of Pompano Beach, were killed in the 6:05 a.m. incident, the FHP reported.
The crash occurred when Wellington resident Tyler L. Sierra, 18, was driving westbound on State Road 710.
A trooper reported Sierra crossed the center line in a 2008 Honda Accord and traveled into the eastbound lane, directly into the path of Clark and the 1998 BMW Z3 he was driving.
The head-on collision killed the two people in the BMW and critically injured Sierra and a 16-year old female passenger from Wellington, the FHP reported.
Sierra and his passenger were taken to St. Marys Medical Center in West Palm Beach.
Everyone involved in the crash was wearing a seatbelt, according to the FHP.
While the cause of the accident was still under investigation, a trooper reported alcohol was a factor on the part of Sierra, an FHP report states.
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Now That John Logan Has Proven Himself, What Went Wrong With Nemesis?
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Completely agree. I'd like to add that it also seemed that the cast was not taking the movie seriously. I mean, I think they knew this was going to be a no-brainer and they were going to get a paycheck no matter what.
I'm pretty sure they knew they were going to get paychecks for the other three movies, too.
Personally I get the feeling that they hated the script, but were basically forced to do it. Either that or no pay. I don't blame them.
I thought Stewart and Spiner had a lot of input into the script? And even if not, it basically ended up as the "Picard and Data show" yet again, so I don't see why they would have hated the script.
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So, when I was in college, a guy laced some drinks with acid and I drank it and starting tripping balls, but I'd had some "experience" with that before, so I kept my stuff together (relatively speaking), and didn't have to go to the hospital or anything. Other people at the party were not as "experienced," and did have to be hospitalized. And even though I knew who did it, I didn't tell anybody, because I'm not a snitch. Al Pacino would be proud of me, hooha.
True story. And I share it now because even when I was in college and on acid, I knew that tricking somebody into doing drugs was illegal. I'm not saying that I knew it was "wrong," I'm saying I knew it was "illegal" long before I received any formal training. It's just common sense, and I wasn't a dumbass.
So, even when I was 19 and high, I was a foot smarter than these dumbasses in Colorado who baked pot brownies for their entire class and their professor….
Now, we've already discussed how Colorado's new laws legalizing pot don't really mean that people should feel safe smoking up whenever they feel like it. "Don't break out the Cheetos and Goldfish too quickly," and all that. I figured that pretty soon, I'd be doing a story with a headline like, "Dumbass Offers Bowl to Federal Officer, Confused When Narc Isn't Cool."
But I didn't expect that somebody would go so far out of their way to get arrested and charged. From Gawker:
On Friday, two University of Colorado Boulder students brought brownies to one of their classes as part of something called "Bring Food Friday." They shared the snacks with their fellow classmates and their professor. Normal enough, right? Well, it turns out the brownies were laced with pot and everyone who ate them freaked out, necessitating multiple trips to the hospital.
I'm not a fan of the drug war or the demonetization of pot. But any drug is going to to mess you up if you are not expecting it. Have you ever grabbed a glass of what you think is water and taken a swig only to find that it's a flat vodka-soda? Doesn't it taste God-awful? Your brain adjusts your expectations and puts even hallucinogenic experiences into context. If you don't know what's happening to you, stuff like this happens:
By 10:20 that morning, paramedics and police rushed to the university's Hellems Arts and Sciences Building after the professor complained of feeling dizzy and "losing consciousness." Two students were also taken to the hospital, one for an anxiety attack and the other for feeling like she was going to "black out."
Which is why lacing people's food or drink with drugs is illegal. It would still be illegal even if the drugs were fully decriminalized.
So for those playing along at home, prank calling people is not illegal, but prank stoning people should land you in jail. HTFH.
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The County Waterford Local Employment Service (LES) recently successfully secured funding from the Local Development Social Inclusion Programme (LDSIP) administered by Waterford Leader Partnership Ltd. (WLP).
The programme, which commenced on June 15th, was delivered to the willing and enthusiastic trainees by Deise Training in Dungarvan. Lead-tutor Mary O' Neill guided the students through the intensive 6-week programme (5 mornings per week) covering a wide variety of modules in Computer Training; Typing Skills; Receptionist Training – Role; Working Environment; Front-line activities; Telephone techniques; Information & Communication Technologies. In addition, interesting interventions from guest speakers (Colette Bannon – The Work Coach & Ann O' Driscoll - Colour-me-Beautiful Style Consultant) were added to the worthwhile and busy training programme.
The trainees also gained from some valuable work experience through placements organised by the LES and facilitated by very generous local employers (ABC Property; Damian Dillon Architects; Dungarvan Chamber of Commerce; Microchem Lancaster Laboratories Europe; St. Joseph's Hospital) The LES, and in particular the Trainees are extremely grateful for the experience made available by those employers and also other employers who had kindly offered placements (Dungarvan Town Council; E-Project; Lawlors Hotel; Microbrush International).
Given the generous funding provided by theLDSIP for the Training, the programme was a tremendous success and has given the participants valuable new skills which will enable them to take up opportunities in the future. One participant has already secured employment following the programme and with their new accreditation, job success for all the participants is sure to follow.
The County Waterford LES provides a range of services to job-seekers within the local community. The LES focuses on the provision of practical support, advice, guidance and information relating to employment and training opportunities for job-seekers. Please contact the LES @ 058-45750 for information on the supports offered and the proposed Training Programmes for the remainder of 2009.
Pictured following completion of the FETAC Level 5 Reception Skills programme (organised by the Local Employment Service; delivered by Deise Training and funded by the Rural Development Programme (Waterford Leader Partnership Ltd), back row: Denise Radley (who gave a talk to the Group on Employer requirements in the current labour market); Jillian O' Brien (LES Administrator); Niamh Kuhne (LES Mediator); Tracy Quinlan (Manager Deise Training); Julie O' Donnell (LES Coordinator); Trainees: Mary McDonnell & front row: Colette Barry; Elaine Lawton; Nuala Salmon; Cait Ui Fhaolain; Mairead Beausang (Missing from photo: Mary O' Neill (Tutor))
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What I'm proposing is a new kind of Ethical Advertising Agency, which would every year run a campaign promoting six key virtues, as chosen by an online poll. Six very high profile poster sites would be chosen around the country, generating a wave of discussion and interest. Behind each chosen virtue, people would be directed to a host of organisations, private, charitable and governmental, which in some ways help to foster this virtue. The Ethical Advertising Agency would perform a trick which has eluded advertising in capitalism so far: to unite the best of advertisers' energy and artistry with the highest moral ambitions.


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So far, the only reason we've been able to write about 3D printers is because everyone making a new one tries their best to make them so. Now, however, we get to see the first wave of big price cuts in this field.
To make a long story short, Solidoodle has announced that most, if not all, if its 3D printers will become cheaper by $100 / €100 effective immediately (exchange rates notwithstanding).
Made doubly amazing when you take into account the fact that Solidoodle was among the first companies to even offer 3D printers at under $500 / €500 price. It happened back in 2011.
One of those printers, the Solidoodle Second Generation Base, now has a tag of $399 / €399 instead of $499 / €499. And that's just one of four price cuts. The Second Generation Pro is getting one too, from $500 / €599 to $499 / €499.
The Solidoodle Third Generation printer is more affordable now also, having gone from $699 / €699 to $599 / €599. Finally, the Fourth Generation printer is going from $999 / €999 to $699 / €699. Double the price cut, in other words.
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