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Recap: With another late-game collapse, the Diamondbacks fell to the Pirates for the second night in a row after being tied or leading going into the eighth inning. The Diamondback gave up eight runs in the eighth and ninth Friday and four runs in the eighth and three in the ninth Saturday.
The Pirates scored first off a solo homer to left from leadoff hitter Josh Harrison with one out in the top of the third. The bomb was his ninth of the season.
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Ender Inciarte evened the score in the bottom of the fifth after leading off with a single to center. He moved to second on Aaron Hill's groundout and scored on David Peralta's single to right.
Oliver Perez relieved starter Chase Anderson in the seventh, but the wheels began to fall off for the Diamondbacks in the top of the eighth with Brad Ziegler on the mound. Ziegler secured only one out before being pulled.
In that time, he gave up three hits and four runs — just two of them earned. He also committed an error, on an errant throw to first after a chopper from Russell Martin. Gregory Polanco and Andrew McCutchen both scored on the play.
"It was a high-risk, high-reward play, and the throw was just a little off," Ziegler said. "I don't know if I'd do anything differently if I had to do it again. I just got rid of the ball as quick as I could cause I knew that was the only chance I had to possibly get an out."
The Pirates scored three more runs in the ninth.
Both starting pitchers lasted six innings, with Anderson giving up five hits, one run and a walk. Pirates starter Vance Worley also gave up one run on seven hits.
Delgado ejected: Although no one in the Diamondbacks organization would confirm, it appeared in the ninth inning with the game out of reach that Arizona took the liberty for some payback after All-Star Paul Goldschmidt was hit in the hand Friday, landing him on the disabled list.
RHP Randall Delgado came in for the top of the ninth and gave up a walk and a hit before facing McCutchen — arguably the Pirates best player. After going inside on the first pitch and setting up McCutchen with a slider, Delgado nailed him square in the back and was immediately ejected by home-plate umpire Ron Kulpa.
McCutchen was visibly upset after he fell to the ground in pain, slamming his bat in the dirt before trotting down the line to first.
Gibson said it looked to him that the pitch just "got away" from Delgado when watching it on TV, and the reliever said after the game he felt like he was having some control issues.
C Miguel Montero, who was vocal before the game about how unnecessary it was for the Pirates to pitch inside to Goldschmidt late Friday, didn't say the pitch was planned, but he didn't sound very remorseful either.
"He was trying to go in, and we've got a base open. If we walk him, we walk him. I believe it got away from him, and he got him pretty good," Montero said.
Gibson ejected: Manager Kirk Gibson was tossed for the third time this season and the 10th of his managing career between the second and third innings by umpire Ron Kulpa for "excessive arguing," stemming from a disputed call in the bottom of the second.
Didi Gregorius sent a fly ball to shallow center, and McCutchen made a diving play that was initially called a catch and out. The umpires initiated a review, sending it to the booth to see if McCutchen had trapped the ball.
The crowd immediately cheered after seeing replay on the video screen, but the umpires upheld the call.
Gibson said after the game he thinks the ejection was a bit of a misunderstanding. He was thrown out while he was still in the dugout and went out to explain his frustration, but the call had already been made.
"I thought it was pretty clear it hit the ground," he said. "I know it's the guy in New York. He thought I was directing it at him."
View from the press box: No one has any doubt that Randal Delgado plunked Andrew McCutchen in retaliation for the fastball that injured Paul Goldschmidt the night before, and there are probably situations where that would be justified. But when several Diamondbacks including Goldschmidt said they saw no ill will on the part of the Pirates, and when the offending pitcher, Ernesto Frieri, kept tripping over himself with apologies before the game, it looks petty and incongruous to bury a fastball in McCutchen's back.
—Zach Buchanan
Up next
Pirates at D-Backs
When: Sunday at 1:10 p.m.
Where: Chase Field (roof hotline 602-462-6262)
TV/radio: FSAZ/KTAR-AM 620, KMVP-FM 98.7, KSUN-AM 1400
Pitching matchup: RHP Trevor Cahill (1-8, 5.59) vs. LHP Francisco Liriano (3-7, 3.97)
Notable: Cahill had his best outing since returning to the majors his last time out, giving up three runs in six innings against the Cincinnati Reds. He has not walked a batter in his past two starts. Against the Pirates, he is 2-1 with a 4.08 ERA. … Liriano has made four starts since returning from the disabled list on July 13, going 2-1 with a 1.96 ERA. In that span, he's held opposing batters to a .171 average and .589 OPS.
Monday: Off day.
Tuesday: At Chase Field, 6:40 p.m., Diamondbacks LHP Wade Miley (7-7, 4.14) vs. Royals RHP Danny Duffy (5-10, 2.42).
Wednesday: At Chase Field, 6:40 p.m., Diamondbacks RHP Josh Collmenter (8-5, 4.07) vs. Royals RHP Yordano Ventura (8-8, 3.50).
Thursday: At Chase Field, 6:40p.m., Diamondbacks LHP Vidal Nuño (0-2, 3.07) vs. Royals RHP Jeremy Guthrie (7-9, 4.50).


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Wyoming Man Sentenced for Failing to Stop After Accident Resulting in Death
|U.S. Attorney's Office August 01, 2013
U.S. Attorney for the District of Wyoming Christopher A. Crofts announced that on July 24, 2013, Jerry Don Fuller, a 25-year-old non-Indian, was sentenced for failing to stop his vehicle or render aid after he accidentally struck and killed Alvin Lee Talksdifferent, Jr., a 28-year-old member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe, who was intoxicated and walking in Fuller's lane of travel.
Mr. Fuller was sentenced by United States Magistrate Judge Teresa McKee to four months' incarceration, one year of supervised release, a $2500 fine, and a $25 special assessment. This case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

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A teacher with a Multiple Subject Credential is authorized to teach grades pre-K through 12 in self-contained classrooms. The Multiple Subject Credential Program (MSCP) prepares students to be credentialed in the State of California for elementary and middle school instruction. The program allows for daytime field experiences in elementary classrooms and includes methodology courses and student teaching. The program can be completed in one summer and two semesters or three semesters, depending upon when prerequisites and corequisites are taken, when the student begins the program, and whether a part-time or full-time schedule is followed. Program requirements must be met within five years of the date of admission to the program.
The department has four Preliminary Multiple Subject Credential Program (MSCP) tracks:
For program information and advisement, contact the Teacher Preparation Advising Center (ED1-67; 562/985-1105) or visit the website at www.ced.csulb.edu/tpac.
Successful completion of the Multiple Subject Credential Program leads to the Preliminary Credential, which is valid for five years. Requirements for the Preliminary Credential are:
The Preliminary Credential is valid for five years from the date of issuance and is not renewable. During the first five years of teaching, teachers earn the clear credential through their District-Sponsered Induction Program.
Admission to the university and the MSCP are two separate processes. Applications to the university are on-line at CSU Mentor (www.csumentor.edu). Applications to the program are distributed at regularly scheduled program information meetings. Meeting dates, times and locations are available on the MSCP website. Matriculated students may be admitted to the program based on their current undergraduate or graduate status. Graduating seniors, transfer students, and returning students should apply for post-baccalaureate admission to the university with the objective of entering the credential program (identify your program objective as Multiple Subject Credential).
dmission to the university does not constitute admission to the program.
The MSCP is a 40 unit program separated into three successive phases. Students must complete each phase before advancing to the next one.
All candidates are required to comply with all program policies and procedures detailed in the MSCP Handbook, which is available for purchase at the Campus Copy Center located in the bookstore. Pre-program advisement and brochure materials are available in the Teacher Preparation Advising Center (ED1-67). Prospective candidates should obtain a program application by attending one of the regularly scheduled group advisement meetings. See schedule at www.ced.csulb.edu/mscp
1. Complete all prerequisite courses in one of the four MSCP tracks, with a minimum grade of "B" in EDEL 380. and no grade lower than a "C" in any other prerequisite or corequisite course.
2. Attain a grade point average of at least 2.67 in all baccalaureate and post baccalaureate course work or a grade point average of at least 2.75 in the last 60 semester or 90 quarter units attempted.
3. Complete and pass an interview with department faculty.
4. Submit three letters of recommendation.
5. Submit a typed personal statement describing why you have chosen teaching as a career, what you hope to accomplish as a teacher, and how you view the role of the teacher.
6. Submit a negative tuberculosis skin test or chest X-ray taken within the last three years. Tuberculosis clearance must be valid through student teaching.
7. Submit one photocopy of all university and/or college transcripts.
8. Submit proof of having taken the California Basic Educational Skills Test (CBEST). Note: You must take all three parts of the test. (Passage of the exam is required to advance to student teaching.) For alternatives to CBEST contact the Teacher Preparation Advising Center.
9. Submit proof of having demonstrated subject matter competence by passing all three subtests of the California Subject Examinations for Teachers: Multiple Subjects (CSET: Multiple Subjects)
10. Demonstrate proficiency in reading and writing English by (1) attaining the minimum passing score of 37 on the reading portion of the CBEST and by (2) attaining the minimum passing score of 37 on the writing portion of the CBEST exam. (Passage of CBEST is required to advance to student teaching.)
11. Attach a copy of a Certificate of Clearance, or a photocopy of a California emergency/substitute teaching permit.
12. Demonstrate ability to communicate orally in English at the level required of public school teachers by demonstration of English production skills in the course EDEL 380 (EDEL 200 for ITEP candidates) and through an oral interview with department faculty. In the case of candidates for a Bilingual Emphasis Multiple Subject Credential, there is a bilingual interview requirement in English and the target language.
13. Demonstrate character and personality traits that satisfy the standards of the teaching profession and suitable aptitude for teaching in public schools through the application documentation, the personal interview, and performance in the course EDEL 380. Candidates must continue to demonstrate appropriate character and personality traits through completion of the program.
14. Submit the application packet, including documentation, by March 1 to begin pedagogy courses in summer or fall terms, and October 1 to begin pedagogy courses in winter or spring terms. THESE DEADLINES ARE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
The final phase of the MSCP is student teaching. Student Teaching is a full-time five days per week experience for the length of the university semester, or half-time five days per week for two consecutive semesters for UTEACH program students. All student teachers have one placement in a K-2 classroom where they gain experience with early literacy instruction utilizing a balanced and comprehensive approach to reading. The other placement is in an intermediate classroom (grades 3-6) or in a middle school classroom (grades 6-8). One student teaching placement must be in a public school. A separate application is required to advance to student teaching. Applications for student teaching must be submitted in person to the Multiple Subject Student Teaching Office one semester prior to the first assignment. Application packets are distributed at the Student Teaching Application meetings. Dates, times and locations are announced in methods courses, are posted throughout the ED-1 and ED-2 buildings, and appear on the website at www.ced.csulb.edu/fpo well in advance of the actual meeting dates. Deadlines for submitting applications to student teach are:
Students should note that these deadlines are firm. Late applications are not accepted.
Advancement to Student Teaching Requirements
Students must meet the following requirements to advance to student teaching:
The Preliminary credential is the basic Multiple Subject Credential. This track is comprised of foundational and subject specific pedagogy course work followed by the student teaching semester.
Students must be officially admitted to the MSCP to take these courses. Courses may be taken off-campus at an elementary school site during daytime school hours, and at least one must be taken on-campus:
The Bilingual Cross-Cultural Language and Academic Development (BCLAD) Emphasis credential authorizes teachers to work in dual language classrooms or where a language other than English is required for instruction, support, and communication with parents and other professional communication. With appropriate substitutions and/or additional course work, the BCLAD Emphasis may be added to the Preliminary credential. All BCLAD Emphasis candidates must demonstrate knowledge of the target culture, specific pedagogical skills, and fluency in speaking, listening, reading and writing in the target language. A BCLAD Certificate can be added to an existing credential by passing the appropriate CLAD and/or BCLAD exams.
The BCLAD Asian Languages Emphasis is part of a six campus CSU consortium offering BCLAD preparation and certification in Chinese (Mandarin or Cantonese), Korean, or Vietnamese. Asian BCLAD courses are taken at CSULB and other area CSU participating campuses.
The BCLAD Emphasis in Spanish prepares students for teaching in dual language and English Language Development settings where Spanish is required for instruction, support, and communication with parents and other professional communication. In addition to the Preliminary credential requirements, BCLAD Emphasis in Spanish requirements include teaching pedagogy and practicum in a second language, culture of emphasis (by coursework or examination) and fluency in Spanish (by examination). The program requires 43 units of course work plus culture and language of emphasis proficiency through additional course work and/or examination. See the Spanish BCLAD advisor for program information.
Same (4 units) as for Track One in the Preliminary credential program.
Same (15 units) as for Track One in the Preliminary credential program, with the following differences:
Note 1: 150 documented hours as a teacher, assistant or volunteer in a multilingual setting is required in lieu of an off-campus daytime pedagogy course.
Note 2: It is recommended that EDEL 442 and 452B be taken concurrently.
These requirements (0-15 units) may be taken at any time, but must be completed before student teaching:
For undergraduates, the culture component for the Spanish BCLAD is fulfilled in the Liberal Studies Bilingual concentration. Students completing a non-Liberal Studies bachelor's degree can meet this requirement by taking one of the following:
Take the following:
The appropriate CSET: LOTE Subtext III, Language Communication exam (speaking, listening, reading and writing) prior to completion of the program.
Recommended (12 units):
Complete all requirements for advancement to student teaching:
The BCLAD Emphasis in Asian Languages prepares students for teaching in dual language and English Language Development settings where Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese), Korean or Vietnamese is required for instruction, support, and communication with parents and other professional communication. In addition to the Preliminary credential requirements, BCLAD Emphasis in Asian Languages requirements include teaching pedagogy and practicum in a second language, culture of emphasis (by coursework or examination) and fluency in the target language (by examination). The program requires 46 units of course work plus culture and proficiency in the target language (appropriate CSET: LOTE exam). See the Asian Languages BCLAD advisor for program information.
One for each language program (3 units):
One for each language program (3 units):
Note: Bilingual pedagogy and culture of emphasis courses may be taken before admission to the MSCP Program.
Met by passage of appropriate CSET LOTE Exam.
See program advisor for recommended courses as preparation for the exam.
Take all requirements for advancement to student teaching:
The intern program is for full-time teachers in districts with which CSULB has a contractual intern agreement. All students in this program must be employed by the district as the full-time teacher of record in a multiple subject classroom and have met all program and intern program admission requirements. The program requires 24 units of foundational and subject specific course work followed by 16 units of intern student teaching.
Note: Interns must attend a Student Teaching Application Meeting and apply to student teach by the October 1 deadline for spring and the March 1 deadline for summer and fall.
BCLAD Interns should refer to Track Two, above, for additional BCLAD Emphasis requirements.
The Early Completion Intern Option allows qualified candidates to challenge the course work portion of the internship program and demonstrate their pedagogical skills by passage of the California Teaching Performance Assessment while serving as an intern. See an advisor in the Teacher Preparation Advising Center for details.
For the Integrated Teacher Education Program (ITEP) requirements, please refer to the Liberal Studies section of this catalog.
Appeals to program decisions or requests for policy waivers are made by filing a written appeal to the Department of Teacher Education Admissions and Standards Committee. The committee reviews the written petition and supporting documentation and renders a decision. Examples of petitions typically reviewed are: waive a deadline for submission of a test score, waive an application deadline, and readmission to student teaching. Decisions of the committee are final. Students follow university policy to appeal a course final grade.
This certificate is granted by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC).
The Reading Certificate provides classroom teachers with advanced preparation in reading/language arts assessment and instruction, as well as theory and research in teaching reading, grades K-12. Some candidates may wish to complete the 12-unit Reading Certificate program as a terminal objective, while others may wish to complete it as a prerequisite to the Reading/Language Arts Specialist Credential Program.
Before completion of requirements for the Reading Certificate, the candidate must provide verification of three years of full-time teaching experience in any grades preschool through adult, exclusive of student teaching, internship teaching, or teaching while holding an emergency credential or permit.
The Reading/Language Arts Specialist Credential prepares teachers to become school and district literacy leaders and supervisors. The reading/language specialist's role is multifaceted, including diagnostician, teacher of intervention for children or youth with delayed literacy development, collaborator with other school and district specialists, provider of professional development for classroom teachers, and reading program coordinator or facilitator. Note: All courses required for the Reading/Language Arts Specialist Credential can be applied to the MA in Reading/Language Arts. See catalog program description and the faculty advisor in the Department of Teacher Education for more information.


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|Commissioners hope mowing crops in right-of-way will prevent accidents, preserve roads
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Thursday, 18 September 2014 20:19
By Diane Stamm
The Wauneta Breeze
The Chase County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, Sept. 9, at the Chase County Courthouse with Commissioners Jodi Thompson, Don Weiss, Jr. and Chuck Vette present.
Among the issues addressed at the meeting were county right-of-way, sale of a hospital owned house, solid waste agency costs, feedlot zoning and roof replacement on the Wauneta roads shop building.
County right-of-way
To avoid accidents involving farm equipment parked in ditches as well as taking better care of the roads, the board tackled the issue of crops planted in the county right-of-way. Signs that were previously placed to remind farmers where the county property began have "disappeared." Sheriff Kevin Mueller suggested that encroaching crops be mowed off. Right-of-way was also discussed concerning a house for sale in Champion. Saying the house was up against the street, the board agreed to vacate four feet of lots number 7-12 on block six of the original town.
Hospital property to be sold
Chase County Community Hospital Administrator Steve Lewis and Mike Smith, facilites director, attended the meeting to determine if the commissioners needed to give approval for the Chase County Community Hospital Board of Directors to sell a house on West 6th Street. The hospital has never asked for permission in the past, but Lewis said he wasn't sure what the protocol was. The commissioners approved the sale by a 2-1 vote. Don Weiss, Jr. voted no, saying he didn't believe the hospital needed the commissioners' permission to sell its property.
County Attorney Arlan Wine was asked to research the issue for the next time the hospital wants to sell property. Lewis also updated the group on the status of Dr. David Younger. Jones said Younger's paperwork for his Nebraska license had hit a "snag" when the form to confirm his residency in Virginia was filled out incorrectly. Jones didn't give a time as to when Younger would be in Imperial.
Solid Waste Agency
Imperial City Councilman John Arterburn and Clerk/ Administrator Jo Leyland attended the meeting to discuss the Solid Waste Agency which operates on a city/county interlocal agreement. Arterburn feels that the city is bankrolling the facility. Leyland said the accounts payable by the city for the Solid Waste Agency is $1,650,071 and for the county $326,348. As far as reimbursement from the Solid Waste Agency, the city received $100,000 each of the last two years, while the county has received $30,000 in each.
Commissioner Thompson pointed out that there are many services, such as housing at the jail, that the county provides for the city. No action was taken on the issue.
Zoning for feedlot
With no one attending the public hearing to express comments, permission was granted to Shawn and Grant Jones to put in a Class I feedlot in southern Chase County. General concerns about who is eligible to be "grandfathered in" concerning feedlots were brought up, as well as how the county monitors feedlots to make sure the number of cattle in them is equal to their permit.
Bids for Wauneta shop
A bid of $19,900 by Hondo Fanning Construction was approved to replace the roof at the Wauneta County Roads' shop.
The bid for updating the electrical system and making changes in preparation for the new Wauneta County Roads' building was given to Brophy Electric. Brophy's bid was $18,980. Both were the only bids received.
Other business
Following a presentation by Andy Long of McCook Community College, ommissioners suggested Long visit with the city concerning a business plan competition the college would like to hold.
County Emergency Manager Duane Dreiling presented the commissioners with pictures of decals for the emergency manager's pickup, but the group will wait for an estimate before acting. Dreiling also asked for a long distance phone line to be installed for the county's generators located in the ambulance barn.
Strahinja Stepanovic and Deb Kuenning from the Perkins County Extension Office stopped by to introduce themselves and update the commissioners on the building being erected in Grant. The regional center will be similar to the North Platte research center and will host seminars and workshops, plus do crop studies.
The Perkins county extension office will soon be moving from a coop with Keith and Arthur Counties to one including Chase and Dundy Counties.
With a 2-1 vote, payment for one day's worth of clerical help at the Immunization Clinic was approved. Weiss voted no, believing that the clinic needs to ask for permission to hire extra help.
USDA Farm Service Agency Office Manager Linda Fegler asked that the $200 fee to access the county's assessor's office system be waived for the FSA. Fegler said the records were shared for free until May when a new system started. With both offices being government agencies, Fegler would like to see the past agreement continue. Thompson said the policy would be reviewed and that the new policy was probably put in place with real estate agencies, banks and oil companies in mind.
A broken TV was declared surplus equipment and Sheriff Kevin Mueller was given approval to dispose of it. Commissioner Chuck Vette asked that next meeting's agenda include informal bids for purchase of a work truck for Wauneta.
Billie Muehlenkamp, County Roads Department Secretary, was given the authority to purchase 2,200 gallons of propane at $1.79, with 10 cents down, from Crossroads of Wauneta for the Wauneta County Roads' shop.
Budget hearing held Tuesday
Thompson, Vette and Weiss met again Tuesday, Sept. 16, to approve the 2014-2015 Chase County Budget.
The Budget was approved with a 3-0 vote. Also approved 3-0 was an increase in 2014-2015 restricted funds revenues by one percent and setting the 2014-2015 Chase County Tax Levy at .219512.
The approved budget increases this year's tax request to $2,781,270. This is an increase of $273,020 more than last year's request of $2,508,250, representing an increase of 10.9 percent.
With the increased valuation in the county, the levy went from .279241 to .219512.
The next Board of Commissioners meeting will be held at the Chase County Courthouse Tuesday, Sept. 23, at 8 a.m.
Editor's Note: The Wauneta Breeze will provide regular coverage of Chase County Commissioners' meetings starting this week.
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I recently installed a pair of awesome Freddy Fenders. However, recently I noticed the front fender is interfering with the front of my toe strap. Is this anything to worry about?
I recently installed a pair of awesome Freddy Fenders. However, recently I noticed the front fender is interfering with the front of my toe strap. Is this anything to worry about?
Nope, happens to the best of us. You'll get used to it soon enough.
well now you have some form of toe overlap. lots of people here ride with this problem daily. At first it is something that you will stay aware of.. not turning hard with that foot forward. But in a short amount of time, it will be second nature, just like never coasting is.
you can also adjust the fender if possible.
Originally Posted by [165]
when turning, tilt your lead foot down.
I usually find that its only a problem while mounting, I've got a large frame but if your not careful a squirly mount can end up with face to pavement.
it is something to worry about if you eat it in traffic
be very aware of this potential until you avoid it without thinking
not a 2ksuck'r
dont worry about it.
Yes, you will die
Mes compaingnons cui j'amoie et cui j'aim,... Me di, chanson.
Watch out when you are taking sharp and or slow turns. Almost ate it once. Always remembered to tilt my foot after that.
The obvious solution is to cut off your toe. Idiot.
this bike is a pipecleaner
Yeah, I have the most trouble with mounting the bike. I usually turn at very low speed (like 5mph), so contact hasn't brought me to the ground yet. My fixie is also my commuter bike (10 miles per day); that's why I needed fenders. I would like to solve this problem, preferably without losing body parts. I guess one way is to cut off the bottom part of the fender. Another option is to replace the fork, one that puts the wheel an inch or two forward.
Do touring bikes have this problem? If not, I might just buy a touring bike and convert it into a fixie. Something like a Trek 520.
get a frame that fits
toe overlap has nothing to do with frame size, unless you mean geometry.Originally Posted by nexus6
What makes you think the frame doesn't fit me? In fact, it fits very well. The problem occurs only after the aftermarket fender was installed. I guess the manufacturer (Miyata) did not anticipate people installing aftermarket fenders on their road bikes.
yes, geometry and/or frame size = fit
Um no. You also conveniently forgot to consider the possibility that your frame has tighter clearance than other bikes which do NOT have such problems with fenders.Originally Posted by sdime
Mes compaingnons cui j'amoie et cui j'aim,... Me di, chanson.
Below is pretty much what my Miyata 110 looks like (guy is not me), except
me frame is smaller, about 51cm.
^ Im loving the cotton T tucked into the bike shorts.
deal with it, I'd say.


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A man is dead after a rollover accident in Jackson County. The sheriff's office says it happened Saturday night on M-50 near Parma Road. The vehicle was heading East on M-50 when the driver attempted to turn southbound onto Parma Road. That's when police say the driver lost control, causing the car to rollover. The 38 year old man died at the scene. The accident is still under investigation.
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Five artists are being honored with this year's Kennedy Center Honors in Washington.
Billy Joel, Carlos Santana, Herbie Hancock and opera star Martina Arroyo are being awarded the nation's highest honors for influencing American culture through music, while Shirley MacLaine is being honored for her impact on stage and screen.
President Barack Obama saluted the honorees at the White House today, and top entertainers will offer tribute performances tonight at the Kennedy Center. The show will be broadcast Dec. 29 on CBS.
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Plants have unexpected response to climate change
Not all species flee rising temperatures. As the mercury has inched upward across western North America over the last 40 years, many plant species have moved downhill, toward—not away from—warmer climates, according to the results of a new study. The finding adds to growing evidence that temperature isn't the only factor influencing how Earth's life will respond to climate change.
Considering that temperatures haven't risen for almost half of that 40-year period (globally, anyway; don't know about specific places they studied, at the particular altitudes of those places), I wonder if this study means much.
"This is a very cool study and demonstrates what many of us have been saying—that we will get surprises," writes Camille Parmesan, a climate change biologist at Plymouth University in the United Kingdom, in an e-mail to Science.
No, dammit! The science is settled. There are no surprises. Temperatures are rising and plants are retreating to the disappearing ice caps and we're all gonna die!


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Oklahoma, Arkansas roads dangerous as storm spreads east
Snow and freezing rain made for perilous driving conditions on Christmas Day in Oklahoma, where 21 cars piled up in Oklahoma City before the massive winter storm spread east into Arkansas.
Blizzard warnings were issued in southwest Oklahoma and northeast Arkansas, where forecasters said strong winds could create blowing snow conditions that are rarely seen in Arkansas.
"Highway travel is strongly discouraged," the Oklahoma Department of Transportation said in a news release.
The pileup in Oklahoma City began about 3 a.m. when a semitrailer jackknifed on Interstate 40 on a bridge over the Oklahoma River, state Highway Patrol Trooper Betsy Randolph said. Other vehicles hit the semi and other semis slid into the vehicles, sandwiching them, she said.
In all, there were 10 separate crashes involving 21 vehicles and three tractor-trailers. Several people were injured.
"Some of them, it took the entire top of the car off, like they slid under a semi," Randolph said.
Officials were able to reopen I-40 after about five hours, but roads in numerous areas of Oklahoma were slick with ice, according to the highway department.
Also Tuesday, crews treated bridges on Interstate 35 south of Oklahoma City, and icy conditions made driving difficult near Tulsa. In western Oklahoma, officials reported slick and hazardous conditions on I-40 in Beckham, Washita and Custer counties due to sleet and blowing snow.
Officials cautioned as temperatures fell during the day, roads that had been wet were likely to freeze.
In Arkansas, up to 10 inches of snow was forecast through Wednesday in the northeast part of the state, which was under a blizzard warning. In Little Rock and much of central and northern Arkansas, 3 to 6 inches of snow was forecast, with higher amounts in the Ozark and Ouachita mountains.
Road conditions were holding up Tuesday afternoon in most of Arkansas, but National Weather Service meteorologist Joe Goudsward in the North Little Rock office said that wouldn't last.
"Later today and tonight when the snow kicks up, we would expect the conditions to deteriorate," he said.
In western Arkansas, between Fort Smith and De Queen, highway officials reported ice and snow on roads, including the major north-south route of U.S. Highway 71. And in parts of central Arkansas, lightning flashed and thunder rumbled as freezing rain fell and stuck to trees.
In Oklahoma, all of Interstate 40, which bisects the state from east to west, was slick because rain was freezing as soon as it hit the pavement, Randolph said.
After the Oklahoma Highway Patrol shut down I-40 near its junction with I-35, troopers diverted traffic while the debris could be cleared. Interstate 40 also was closed for a time near Clinton in western Oklahoma because of overturned vehicles, as well as the eastbound lanes about 10 miles east of Shawnee because of a jackknifed tractor-trailer.
Traffic was light because most people had already reached their holiday destinations, "but the ones that are out there are having trouble staying on the road," she said.
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Anyone see this last night? He dove into the stands to catch a ball, missed it, & came out with an empty glove but the umpire still called it an out.
Ridiculous, but pretty funny!
The Greatest Trick Dewayne Wise Ever Pulled Was Convincing The World He Caught This Ball [UPDATE]
I think the best part is when the ump walks past the guy holding the ball and sitll calls it a catch
I posted this as evidence of my "MLB umpires suck" opinion in the officiating thread. I can't even comprehend how you could blow the most basic call in baseball that horribly.
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FORT JACKSON, S.C. - The winners of the 2011 Active Duty and Reserve Component Drill Sergeant of the Year competition were announced today at a ceremony at Fort Jackson, S.C.
Staff Sgt. John Heslin of Fort Benning, Ga., took home top honors for the active component... and Staff Sgt. Andrew Palmer of the 98th Reserve Division was the winner for the reserve component.
Competitors were challenged physically... emotionally... and mentally as they were tested on more than 100 exercises that cover the entire Basic Combat Training manual and more.
Each day of competition kept the drill sergeants on the move from predawn hours till well into nightfall.
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2014 Kia Cadenza road test
Range-topping sedan is a showcase of technology, class, comfort
Kia Motors has established itself as being anything but the establishment. This Korean carmaker seeks the unexpected, turns gimmicks into game-changers and, generally, sets the standard for standard equipment, including long warranties.
The latest from this automotive rebel is a full-size sedan, the 2014 Cadenza. While it has its elements of shock and awe, the Cadenza mission appears to be more buttoned-down with attractive but tame exterior styling and wood-trimmed interior with standard leather upholstery and a just about every current electronic enhancement – from voice-recognized infotainment to ventilated front seats.
All models use a 293-hp, 3.3-liter direct-injection V-6 and six-speed automatic.
The Cadenza is familiar as the slightly less pretty partner to the Hyundai Azera. Other mainstream, front-wheel drive competition comes from the Chevy Impala, Toyota Avalon and Nissan Maxima.
Starting prices range from $35,900, including the $800 freight charge from Korea, to about $42,000.
The Cadenza fits into "the emerging space between mainstream and luxury and will appeal to discerning shoppers in the market for an upscale sedan," Kia says.
The test car was loaded with every factory option, which is just two packages: Technology, $3,000, adds smart cruise control, blind-spot detection, lane-departure warning, electric parking brake, 19-inch wheels and hydrophobic front door windows, which like the name implies resists the adhesion of rainwater.
The Luxury package, also $3,000, includes a panoramic roof with power sunshade, HID headlights, Nappa leather, heated rear (window) seats, heated steering wheel, power tilt-telescopic steering wheel and power rear sunshade.
The engineering and foundation are solid and robust. The doors open wide for comfortable entry and exit. Headroom is tops at 40 inches and back seat is enjoyable with more than three feet of legroom and broad room to spread out. Trunk space is generous at nearly 16 cubic feet and expandable with a 60/40 folding back seat.
Interior design is contemporary but subdued. There is plenty of room to place controls in a logical configuration, with buttons or switches simply placed for audio volume, channel changing or adjusting temp and fan speed.
The driver need only use UVO (Your Voice), the information and entertainment system, for fun things or emergency procedures. It is an easy helpmate.
The cabin is quiet over all types of road surfaces. And braking is confident from 12.6-inch vented front discs and solid 11.2-inch sold rear discs. The turning circle of 36.5 feet makes this cruiser as nimble as a compact.
Ride quality is luxury class with responsive handling without sport-sedan toughness. The V-6 pours out rich and ready power with good pull in the upper rpm range. The six-speed Sportmatic doles out well-timed shifts, but flagship sedans are now debuting seven-, eight- and nine-speed transmissions. EPA fuel economy ratings are 19 mpg city, 28 highway and 22 combined, using regular unleaded. I was averaging 22 to 24 mpg in combined city/highway driving.
The exterior styling is a little bit Japanese, a little bit European and defined by the Kia grille. The paint colors are cold, not cool. Choose from black, white, bronze, smoky blue, dark gray and light gray. No dynamic reds? No azure blue or teal green? Interiors are beige or black with a Nappa white leather upgrade in the Luxury package.
Cadenza is fully functioning for occupant comfort, but it is not an exciting car. Instead of irreverence, there is … maturity.
Kia's overachieving midsize Optima has sexier styling, a lower price point for generous interior space, 13 paint colors and seven interior hues, all of which have helped it become the company's top seller.
A $42,000 Kia may be shock enough to this market, which quickly categorizes products and companies – such as Kia building good economy cars.


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