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OAKLAND, Calif. – Kobe Bryant had 34 points and 10 rebounds, Steve Nash finished with 12 points and nine assists in his first game in almost two months, and the Los Angeles Lakers rallied from 14 points down in the fourth quarter to beat the Golden State Warriors 118-115 in overtime on Saturday night.
Metta World Peace and Nash each made a go-ahead 3-pointer in the final minutes of regulation before the Warriors came back. World Peace scored 20 points, and Nash converted a step-back shot for the final points in overtime to lift Los Angeles to its fourth straight victory.
Jarrett Jack scored 29 points and David Lee had 20 points and 11 rebounds in a disappointing collapse for Golden State, which had won 11 of 14 games to get off to its best start in 20 years. As so often has happened in this one-sided California rivalry, the Lakers took over when it mattered most.


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Growing Confidence
The building environment has brightened the mood among construction companies. The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo builder sentiment index held at 47 in January, the highest since 2006. Nonetheless, readings below 50 mean more respondents said conditions were poor.
"We think that 2013 is going to be a good year for the U.S. construction industry," Charles Bunch, chief executive officer of paint and glass maker PPG Industries Inc., said during a Jan. 14 earnings call. "You're seeing a lot of anecdotal information about, in certain markets, the housing resale market strengthening. We've seen increases in new-home construction permits and starts, so, overall, I would say we're fairly optimistic."
Figures from the NAR earlier this week showed previously owned homes sold at a 4.94 million rate in December, the second- highest since 2009. Last year 4.65 million homes were sold, up 9.2 percent from 4.26 million in 2011 and the most since 2007. The annual advance was the biggest since 2004.
Sales of new homes, counted when contracts are signed, are considered a timelier barometer than purchases of previously owned dwellings, which are calculated when a deal closes. Newly constructed houses accounted for 7.3 percent of the residential market in 2012, down from a high of 15 percent during the boom of the past decade.
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THEY DIDN'T EVEN WATCH THE OSCARS ON THE WEB: If media watchers were sobered by the fact that this year's Academy Awards telecast drew the lowest television ratings on record, the news gets even worse: The Web didn't fare a whole lot better.
Celebrity-focused Web sites reported an increase in traffic, but those who reported news from the event (Gary Busey's rabid attack on Jennifer Garner) fared better than sites that simply uploaded red-carpet photos. On Sunday, people.com's unique visitors increased 56 percent to 1.5 million, while page views grew 49 percent to 20.3 million. Monday's traffic also beat last year's — uniques jumped 23 percent to 2.5 million, and page views increased 10 percent to 57 million. Us Weekly nearly doubled the number of page views on Oscar Sunday, to 1.3 million, while Monday's page views grew 64 percent to 3.9 million. Ew.com, which gets more traffic in the week before the show because the site forecasts Oscar picks and reports industry chatter prior to the big event, saw a 150 percent gain in page views that week, to 22.4 million. Sunday's page views more than doubled to 2.5 million, and Monday's page views increased 19 percent.
But fewer people seemed interested in the red-carpet fashion the day after. In Style, which focuses on Oscar fashions, saw Sunday's unique visitors and page views increase 40 percent and 68 percent, respectively, over last year. But Monday's numbers declined. Unique visitors fell 27 percent to 174,268, while page views decreased 37 percent to 2.9 million. Style.com also reported declining unique visitors on Sunday and Monday. The site reported 89,000 uniques (down 7 percent) on Sunday and 128,000 uniques (down 7 percent) on Monday. Page views increased slightly on Monday, to 8.6 million.
Finally, Vanity Fair, who signaled to Hollywood it was not in a celebratory mood when it canceled its annual Oscar bash at Craft weeks before the ceremony, reported a 25 percent decline in traffic from last year across Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. A spokeswoman attributed the drop to the fact that the magazine had no party coverage on its site. So that was the reason for the party. — Stephanie D. Smith
THEY'RE ON THEIR WAY: On Thursday, Ingrid Sischy, Sandra Brant — and their traveling cat, Cassidy, flew to Paris to fit in a few shows before fashion week ends. "We're on the road right now," Sischy told WWD, declining to talk about which shows she will attend. "We'll see friends and art," said Sischy. As for the shows ahead, Chanel is this morning, and this weekend includes Alexander McQueen, Chloé, John Galliano, Nina Ricci, Lanvin and Louis Vuitton. — Amy Wicks
POLITICALLY CORRECT: Reading about Sen. Barack Obama's undergarment preferences seems to be of more interest to Us Weekly's readers than Britney Spears' custody battles. The magazine posted a excerpt on its Web site from its three-page feature on the presidential candidate late Wednesday night, slugged "Barack Obama Refuses Boxers or Briefs Question." The story generated the second-highest traffic ever for a single article on the site, second only to the news on Heath Ledger's death. In just 12 hours, the Obama story got 434,002 unique visitors and more than 3.6 million page views. The magazine's political coverage has expanded as the race between the Democratic candidates draws tighter: Three weeks ago, Us Weekly convinced Sen. Hillary Clinton to comment on her best and worst fashion moments in a Hillary-themed "Fashion Police" spread. So, John McCain, get ready — Us Weekly might be calling you next to critique your best and worst D.C. style. — S.D.S
TIME INC. IS ADDING SOME JOBS: There is at least one title hiring at the financially challenged Time Inc.: In Style. The title has added Suzanne Karotkin to its masthead as senior design editor. Most recently she was senior market editor at Harper's Bazaar and previously held editorial positions at Vogue, T: The New York Times Style Magazine, W and WWD. She will be charged with developing stories in the Life & Home section. Also, Honor Brodie was promoted to assistant managing editor from features editor. Honor will oversee the Life & Home section and also will oversee the magazine's coverage of celebrity homes, design, food, entertaining, travel and shopping. — S.D.S.
TRAVELING ON: Travel + Leisure has hired Pamela Norwood away from GQ to join as vice president-associate publisher, marketing, at the travel magazine. Norwood had worked as executive director, creative services, at GQ since 2004, and spent the prior three years in the same role for Condé Nast Corporate and Condé Nast Bridal Group. Norwood worked at T+L's parent company, American Express Publishing, from 1996 to 2000 as creative services director of Food & Wine and corporate creative services director for the company. Meanwhile, at Condé Nast Traveler, Daryl Bowman was promoted to advertising director, international. Bowman, who was previously sales development director, will oversee the magazine's European, fashion, retail and jewelry business. — S.D.S.
DESIGN ON A DIME: Aside from how-tos on painting and gardening, This Old House is known for its guidance on expensive room additions. But the current housing crunch appears to be having homeowners reconsider remodeling their kitchens or decks until the market improves — just look at the dismal financial results from Lowe's and The Home Depot. This Old House's remedy is to add a new section, called Elements of a Style, which helps readers create a certain aesthetic for far less than redecorating their homes entirely. "It's after you've done the big remodel, but it's the stuff you do before you're really done done — before you take your shoes off," said editor Scott Omelianuk. The section features interiors and some product picks from Target and J.C. Penney (a $195 Jonathan Adler classical bust is easier to swallow than a $2,000 refrigerator for your kitchen). But, unlike other shelter magazines that have hefty style content (such as Domino and Elle Decor), This Old House has no plans to include content on entertaining or signature cocktails in its pages. "We're going to stop short of putting in recipes or how to throw a party. We're not going to do a report on the Milan Furniture Fair." April's section will focus, coincidentally, on Depression modern decor — a streamlined style developed during the Great Depression — and product picks from Wal-Mart and Restoration Hardware. — S.D.S.
GIANT MOVES: Emil Wilbekin is back in magazines. The former editor in chief of Vibe will join Vibe's budding urban lifestyle rival, Giant. Wilbekin was the editor of Vibe from 1999 to 2004 and, while there, helped the title win a National Magazine Award for General Excellence in 2002. Since leaving that title, Wilbekin has worked as vice president of brand development at Marc Ecko Enterprises and has consulted for Sean John, AXE and Microsoft. Wilbekin succeeds Smokey Fontaine, who will become chief content officer and direct digital strategy for Radio One, Giant's parent company. Fontaine relaunched the magazine from an entertainment magazine to an urban lifestyle bimonthly title in 2006. — S.D.S.


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2 1/4 cup yellow onion, diced
1 1/2 cup celery, diced
1/4 cup garlic, minced
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150 oz. water
2 tbsp. Italian seasoning
1 tsp. ground black pepper
3/4 cup frozen spinach, chopped
2 lb. frozen cheese tortellini
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- In large stockpot, heat oil. Add vegetables and sauté for 5-7 min.
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CHICAGO (AP) -- When former Illinois Gov. George Ryan steps out of prison on Wednesday after serving five-plus years for corruption, he will return to a life altered by personal tragedy and to a state altered by his and his successor's legacy of corruption.
Ryan, who is headed to a halfway house in Chicago, will encounter an Illinois that has enacted reforms meant to thwart the kind of wheeling and dealing the Republican was accused of engaging in. The state has also changed because of Ryan's legal actions as governor: Following his lead, Illinois abolished the death penalty in 2011.
Ryan's wife and brother died while he was behind bars. And the 78-year-old has lost weight by walking the grounds and doing other exercise at his Terre Haute, Ind., prison, said friend Rob Warden, who visited Ryan a few months ago and has corresponded with him over his years behind bars.
"When I saw him, he was upbeat," said Warden, who is also an anti-capital punishment activist. "He has reconciled himself to what happened to him." At the same time, said Warden, Ryan still maintains that the actions for which he was convicted in 2006 never crossed the line into criminality.
Jurors convicted Ryan on multiple charges, including racketeering and conspiracy. They agreed that, among other crimes, he had steered state business to insiders as secretary of state and then as governor in exchange for vacations and gifts. He began serving a 6 -year prison sentence in November 2007 and is being released early into a halfway house under a work-release program.
Thanks to his long-running legal saga, Ryan comes out of prison with no money, his attorneys have said. His state pension was yanked.
The most jarring change for Ryan is that his wife of 55 years, Lura Lynn, died in 2011. He was allowed to visit her in hospital but not to go to her funeral.
His own health has suffered. He's dealt with kidney disease and infected teeth.
But one opportunity that might present itself involves something he helped bring about. Activists say Ryan could play a national role as a spokesman against the death penalty.
Ryan switched from the pro- to anti-death penalty camp, clearing death row while he was governor. Some critics questioned Ryan's motivation, saying it was a political diversion. But Warden, also the executive director of the Chicago-based Center on Wrongful Convictions, and others disagree.
"He's stepping into a changed world -- and it's a changed world partly because of the leadership he showed (opposing capital punishment)," said Diann Rust-Tierney, president of the Washington, D.C.-based National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty.
Before he even endeavors to take on post-prison challenges or opportunities, Ryan will take in the pleasure of no longer being behind bars, said one former Illinois politician who also served time for corruption.
"You never see people enjoying life in prison," said James Laski, who recalled the first days after his release. "Suddenly, you're seeing people walk down the street, kids coming out of school. ... It's like, 'Wow, I'm back in society again.'"
For at least a few weeks, Ryan will have to sleep at the halfway house, though he can wear his own clothes, use a cellphone and even drive. He will have to take classes on basic life skills, including how to write a check, said Scott Fawell, Ryan's former chief of staff who also served a sentence at Terre Haute on related charges and went to the same half-way house.
"It's all baby steps and this is a pretty big step where you haven't been able to leave the premises, and haven't had freedom in years," he said. "You get a lot of things that are pretty basic to most people."
Laski, who spent time at the same halfway house, said Ryan will spend a lot of time complying with rules, filling out forms and getting the signatures from one authority after another.
"It's boring and a waste of time," he complained, saying halfway houses are primarily designed for convicted felons with no place to go to.
Ryan will be allowed to leave for church services and eventually will get to move back to his spacious home in Kankakee, about 60 miles southwest of Chicago.
Ryan's exit from prison doesn't mean there will no longer be a former Illinois governor behind bars.
His successor, Democrat Rod Blagojevich, is serving a 14-year prison sentence on corruption charges, including allegations that he sought to sell President Barack Obama's vacated U.S. Senate seat.
Blagojevich's corruption, by comparison, were crimes especially outrageous -- corruption "on steroids," said David Morrison of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform
"His penalty is also on steroids," he said about Blagojevich's sentence and the pointed message it sent to would-be corrupt leaders.
As a direct result of Ryan's misdeeds, a number of ethical safeguards were shored up, including independently-confirmed inspectors generals for each constitutional officer, and cracking down on political work on state time.
Cindi Canary, the former head of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform, said there are signs Illinois residents' confidence in politicians is rebounding.
"Public trust really started to falter under Ryan, then it imploded and sunk under Blagojevich," she said.
Morrison says that, overall, the mechanism for catching corrupt Illinois politicians has improved since Ryan.
"Ryan and Blagojevich came of age in a culture that tolerated a fair amount of rule-bending," Morrison said. "Everyone has to know now that you can't bend the rules."
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Joseph James Scott, 81, passed away peacefully July 13, 2013, in Marysville, CA. Joe is survived by
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Tammy (Steve) Heskett and son Kevin (Karen) Scott. He was Grumpa to
Bernice (Miles) Weilburg,
Michelle (Michael) Totten, Kaycee Scott and Great Grumpa to Alyssa Weilburg. Joe was preceded in death by his wife, Maxine "Ding", parents George and Berniece Scott, brother George "Bud" Scott, sister Deonne "Dee" Scott and
foster son Rick Hobbs.
Joe was born in Reno, Nevada on February 8, 1932 to George and Berniece Scott. Joe served in the US Army and was proud to serve his country during the Korean conflict. In 1956 Joe married Maxine Ding at Trinity Lutheran Church in Stockton, CA where they raised Tammy, Kevin and foster son Rick Hobbs. He worked for the Port of Stockton as a warehouseman while raising his children. Joe was an active member of Trinity Lutheran Church, a Boy Scout leader and a member of the Elks. He enjoyed family and friends.
A graveside service will be held Friday July 26, 2013 at 10 am at Cherokee Memorial Cemetery- Harney Lane at Highway 99 in Lodi, CA. A Celebration of Life will follow at The Woodbridge Crossing Restaurant, 18939 N. Lower Sacramento Rd. in Woodbridge, CA. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the charity of donor's choice.


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Warm afternoons followed by a cool Delta breeze in the evenings, good soil and a mild rainy season typically make the greater San Joaquin Valley the envy of farmers elsewhere.
Warm afternoons followed by a cool Delta breeze in the evenings, good soil and a mild rainy season typically make the greater San Joaquin Valley the envy of farmers elsewhere.
These conditions have helped agriculture become the valley's lifeblood. The industry has largely held up in difficult economic times, posting a record $2.2 billion in gross production according to the 2011 San Joaquin County Agriculture report.
Some farmers in the nut and wine industries have benefited from a growing demand overseas and good marketing. Meanwhile, others, like some dairy farmers, struggled to make a profit despite topping the county in 2011 with 20 percent of gross production.
The 2012 agriculture report isn't due out until summer, but San Joaquin Farm Bureau Federation Executive Director Bruce Blodgett is expecting similar numbers to 2011. He is a retired fifth-generation farmer who moved to the area in the 1960s.
"I think 2012's (gross) numbers are going to beat last year," Blodgett said. "Grapes did well and I think could unseat dairy as No. 1.
"Walnuts are up. Almonds are up. Cherries did well. Cattle, not so much. ... And then there's the poor dairy guys."
Escalon dairy farmers Frank and Carol Borba are among those who have seen the changes in the business. They own FDB Holsteins and Jerseys, with Frank a second-generation dairyman and Carol a third. Daughter Natalie also recently started her own dairy.
Rising expenses, feed cost and regulated milk prices have made breaking even difficult. According to the California Dairy Commission's weekly report, the north valley farmers averaged a loss of $2 per cow per month from July through September.
Borba said he knows of "at least seven" area dairies that stopped operating in the last four or five years. His said his friend Ed Bracco sold his dairy business and got into walnut farming.
Provisions were drawn up last year in a farm bill proposal to help dairy farmers, but it did not get approved.
"A lot of farmers are doing well," Frank Borba said. "It's just not the dairy farmers. We need control of our product and not overproduce."
Borba has four grandchildren, but it's his 900 cows that he calls his "babies." Getting out of the business is something he's considered.
"I told myself that if I have one good year in the next three or four, I'm going to retire," Borba said. "But it would be hard. I mean, I enjoy golfing and fishing, but working (as a dairyman) is just in me."
Almonds were ranked fourth in the county in 2011 and continue trending according to expert Brent Holtz, director and farm adviser for University of California Cooperative Extension San Joaquin County.
The Almond Board of California's annual convention outgrew Modesto and took place last December at the Sacramento Convention Center.
"There are a lot of almonds going in in San Joaquin County and a lot of new almond growers," Holtz said. "Almonds surpassed grapes in the state for the first time as a commodity last year and I believe over half of them got exported."
Looking forward, the future of agriculture appears to depend a lot on government projects. The planned high-speed rail system connecting Northern and Southern California could cost the area farmland. The proposed peripheral canal project aimed at diverting water down south could also hurt farmers.
"Something has to be done about water storage (and the peripheral canal)," Blodgett said. "If not, the Delta will crash.
"Look at it this way. If you take from the pie, the pie gets smaller. Then where do we go to for water?"
The political side of the business is what Calaveras High agriculture teacher Jason Weatherby wants to get through to the next generation. He also coaches football and has a small beef cattle business.
"There is this whole growing political aspect that kids are going to have to understand," Weatherby said. "There are a lot of standards for safety. Farmers have to jump through a lot of hoops. They are going to be regulated to death and need to know what the rules are."


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5 dead in fiery crash in Southern California
BURBANK, Calif. (AP) — Five people were killed early Saturday morning after their car spun out and burst into flames in Burbank, trapping people inside, officials said.
Firefighters assisted the coroner's office in removing the bodies, which were "burned beyond recognition," from the wreckage for further investigation, Burbank Fire Capt. Peter Hendrickson said.
Lt. Larry Dietz of the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner said fingerprints or dental records would be used to identify those killed depending on how badly they were burned.
There was one survivor, an 18-year-old woman who managed to crawl out of the burning Nissan and was found by police about 50 yards away from the wreckage when they arrived shortly after 4 a.m.
The woman suffered a broken leg and was being treated for non-life threatening injuries at the Los Angeles County Medical Center, Sergeant Darin Ryburn said. He said her father was with her at the hospital.
Paramedics reported smelling alcohol on her breath, Fire Battalion Chief Ron Barone said. Authorities don't yet know whether alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash — the woman was not the driver — but speed does appear to be a factor.
The car burst into flames after striking a guardrail near an I-5 off-ramp and careened into a freeway pillar behind it.
"It's a horrific scene, it's just, it's a tragedy," Ryburn told reporters at the scene, where the burned hulk of the car sat Saturday afternoon.
Scores of young people visited the crash site throughout the day and into the evening, leaving candles, flowers, posters and pictures. Some sobbed as they embraced one another.
Ryburn told The Associated Press late Saturday that authorities still hadn't confirmed the victims' identities and likely wouldn't before Monday.
Several of the young people who visited the crash site said they knew them from school and the neighborhood. They said they ranged in age from late teens to early 20s.
"These are people that I grew up with, went to school with, hang out with every day of the summer. It's just unreal," Alex Davis told KCAL-TV.
The curving stretch of roadway has a posted 45 mph speed limit, but vehicles often fly off the freeway at speeds closer to 70 mph, and accidents have happened in the area in the past, according to authorities.
It's unclear if the surviving woman was wearing a seat belt. She was one of six total people squished into the car, which had only five seatbelts, Ryburn said.
Investigators will be conducting an interview with the woman, who they are not currently identifying, to learn more about the accident and how it occurred, Ryburn said.
The vehicle was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived. "There was absolutely no possibility of any rescue whatsoever," Barone said.
The flames from the fire spread to nearby trees and brush and Barone said they were doused within moments of firefighters' arriving.
"It was a horrific tragedy for these five individuals that lost their lives, and we're working with the families," Ryburn said.


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Happy Halloween folks!! To celebrate the best holiday of the year this awesome holiday, we've formulated a really fun new sims challenge for you! This is the Boolprop Monster Mash challenge (go on, set the mood). This is a challenge for all versions of sims. Anyone who publishes the story and completes it is also viable to get the brand new medal for this challenge! <- (It's that one, by the way. )
The challenge is generation based - the less generations it takes for you to achieve the end goal, the more points you get. Your founder does count as the first generation. The eventual goal is to create a 'black sheep' sim who has at least five (TS2) or three (TS3, TS4) of the multiple playable supernatural life states in the sims. Obviously because of the nature of this challenge, you require the pertinent EPs that allow you to have at least 5 or 3 supernaturals in game, so for TS2 the Ultimate Collection is recommended. For TS3, Supernatural is a big help, etc.
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* Please don't use maxmotives! You can use testingcheatsenabled to bug fix, and moveobjects for the same purpose.
* Money cheats are a no-no, but if you're desperate you can use kaching at a -20 point penalty.
* And this is a fun challenge! Don't ruin the fun by using any mods, hacks or cheats that would speed up the process of gaining your black sheep!
* Do whatever you need to to save your game should you meet any bugs, however.
The challenge ends as soon as you have a black sheep who is at least five (or all three available in TS4 - will go into more detail about this later) of the supernatural life states at once.
* The playable supernatural lifestates in Sims 2 are: aliens, zombies, vampires, plantsims, werewolves, and witches.
* You must start with a vanilla sim, and your black sheep MUST have an alien as one of its lifestates (or else you could just make your founder all five of the other lifestates and where's the fun in that? )
* If you want to do a college start it's fair game.
* Any life extending items (Elixir of Life, Cowplant juice, etc) are totally forbidden - vampire immortality is fair game.
* Legacy start required - plop your founder on a big, empty lot that leaves them totally broke! (Or familyfunds the money down, if you can't play on a big lot.)
* Aspirations for children must be rolled legacy style.
* No service sims allowed! What service sim would take a job at a house inhabited by a literal monster?
* You are not allowed passive moodboosters like the quill, or snapdragons, and so on. You can have things like the noodle soother or the energizer, however.
* The playable supernatural lifestates in Sims 3 are: alien blooded, zombies, vampires, plantsims, werewolves, witches, fairies, mermaids, and ghosts.
* You must start with a vanilla sim, and your black sheep MUST have an inheritable supernatural lifestate as one of its lifestates, such as fairy, mermaid, be a ghost baby, etc. or else you could just make your founder get these lifestates and where's the fun in that?
* If you want to go to uni it's fair game.
* Any life extending items (ambrosia, life fruit, etc.) are totally forbidden - lengthened life spans due to supernatural powers is fine.
* Legacy start required - plop your founder on a big, empty lot that leaves them totally broke!
* Traits and preferences for children must be rolled legacy style.
* No service sims allowed! What service sim would take a job at a house inhabited by a literal monster?
* Play on average or shorter lifespan, no epic long lifespans.
* The playable supernatural lifestates in Sims 4 are: alien blooded, ghost, temporary plantsim, vampire.
* You must start with a vanilla sim, and because of the lack of playable supernatural lifestates in Sims 4, you must achieve all four to get the points - so you need your black sheep to be alien blooded, a vampire, to have turned into a plantsim at least once, and to have been bought back into the family as a ghost.
* If you want to go to uni it's fair game.
* Any life extending items are totally forbidden, and you cannot change the length of time between birthdays unless its to make it less than the usual.
* In true legacy stylings: "Move your founder into the new empty $10,000 lot. This will leave them with $10,000 in cash. Before doing anything else, purchase the Knight of the Octagon Table decoration costing $8,200 and place it in your family inventory. It must remain there for the entire challenge." You can also go EXTREME, and start in a 64 x 64 lot in Windenburg. You must earn enough money to buy the Knight of the Octagon Table ($8,200) and then buy it, to completely bankrupt your founder.
* Traits and preferences for children must be rolled legacy style.
* No service sims allowed! What service sim would take a job at a house inhabited by a literal monster?
* Play on average or shorter lifespan, no epic long lifespans.
* (TS2/4) If you finish the challenge in two generations, +20 points. If you finish the challenge in three, +5 points. If you finish the challenge in three or more, no points.
* (TS3) If you finish the challenge in three generations or less, +30 points. If you finish the challenge in four, +20 points. If you finish the challenge in five, +10 points. If you finish the challenge in five or more, no points.
* +10 points for every lifestate your black sheep has. (A black sheep who is all of the supernatural lifestates in TS2 is worth 60 points for example.)
* +5 points for every other supernatural in the black sheep's family. (Does not stack - if your black sheep's mother is an alien+vampire, she's only worth +5 points, not +10.)
* +10 points for every 25,000 simoleans your black sheep's family is worth by the time they get their fifth lifestate.
* +5 points for every toddler skill your black sheep learns. (TS2/3/4)
* +15 points if you play them through university. (TS2/3)
* +20 if one of the alien impregnations is via. dance sphere and not telescope. (TS2)
* +10 points for every brother or sister the black sheep has!
* +10 points if you have a pet family running alongside your main one. (TS2/3)
* +5 points for every sim who reaches the top of their career.
* +10 points for all maxed skills!
* -20 points every time you use kaching.
* -20 points for every kid taken away by the social worker.
* FAMILY FRIENDSHIPS - As a family of outcasts, your black sheep's family really need to stick together. If all immediate family members of the black sheep (parents, siblings, grandparents, pets) are best friends with your black sheep by the time they achieve their final lifestate, you get +10 points per friendship! However they MUST be best friends with every family member to get these points. A family of the parents, and one sibling can earn +30 points if they're all best friends. However, if the black sheep has a bad relationship with their sibling, you can't achieve these points because they are not friends with EVERYONE.
* ALLOTMENT CHIC - Grow all your food in the garden! After your first fridge runs out, only stock it with stuff you've grown on the lot! +15 points.
* BUSINESS EMPIRE (TS2) - Have three top level businesses! +20 points if you can manage this.
* PORTRAITURE - Have a portrait/photo/selfie/etc. of every family member! +15 points
* BEFORE AND AFTER - On top of the portraiture challenge, paint a portrait/take a picture of the black sheep each time they gain a new lifestate and hang them up in the house! +5 points for every lifestate portrait.
* HEIRS AND SPARES - Dealing with supernaturals is risky business. Your black sheep needs to have a spare to pick up the mantle in case a terrible accident happens! +10 points if the black sheep has a spare
* HOUSE EXPANSION - Have a room in the house themed after each one of the black sheep's supernatural lifestates! +10 for each room.
* YOU DO YOU (TS3/4) - You must take the first LTW that pops up for your sims in their wants, no questions asked. +10 points
* FLUFFY! (TS3) - Collect every single type of dragon! +20 points
* WISHACY - Fulfill every wish your sims have. +40 points
* FAMILY - Your vanilla sim founder wants a family! They must find a partner and have at least three children. These children don't need to be the partner's (all can be the results of alien abductions, for example). +25 points
* EXTREME MONSTER MASH (TS2/3 ONLY) - Go for every single lifestate possible. +20 for TS2. +50 for TS3.
* STRANGE FRIENDS (TS2) - Build a servo, or find a bigfoot friend for your family! +10 for one, +20 for both.
* WICKED (TS2) - The black sheep's family wants to be special too! Get three different sims in the family to become witches. +10 for your infallibly good witch, +10 for your atrociously evil witch, +10 for your true neutral witch.
* GRAVEYARD SMASH - Collect a ghost of every colour/type. +20 points.
* ROBO-BUDDIES (TS3) - Max the invention skill, activate the Sim Bot fetch quest and build a Sim Bot! +15 points (Thanks Ani-Mei!)
* MORE THAN A MACHINE (TS3) - Max the Bot Building skill, travel to the future, visit the Bot Emporium and collect some Plumbot building supplies, and return to the present. Finally, create a Plumbot and give it Sentience. +15 points (Thanks Ani-Mei!)
That's it! Thanks for reading everyone and I hope to see some Boolpropian monster mashes soon! Feel free to ask questions or give suggestions in-thread and I'll be sure to get to you asap with an answer
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7/3/17: Updated for readability and updated the Sims 3 rules to reflect the limitations of the game.
9/3/17: Updated scores to reflect that toddler skills can be learned in TS3 and 4 as well as 2.


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�I WILL have to ask you to mind what you say. I am Isis. I am worshipped by millions who believe it.�
So snapped Elizabeth Taylor to Rex Harrison in �Cleopatra,� a movie that pretended to chronicle the life of Egypt�s ancient queen, but was really �All About Liz.�
�Cleopatra,� directed in stately style by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, is the film that all but bankrupted 20th Century Fox. (So hot was Fox to have Taylor, they mounted two productions of the film. After La Liz fell critically ill in London, they began all over again in Rome a year later and even sold part of the studio�s back lot.)
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Now, a restored, pristine version of �Cleopatra� will be shown at the Cannes Film Festival on May 21, partnering with one of Taylor�s favorite jewelers, Bulgari. Alas, the movie will probably never be fully restored. Mank shot at least six hours and wanted to break the film in two � the first part centering on Cleo and Caesar, the second on Cleo and Antony (Richard Burton) But Darryl Zanuck had had enough, and cut the movie to 243 minutes, cutting it again during its road-show run. It�s possible the footage is still around, rotting in the Fox vaults, but unlikely at this point.
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U.S. stocks fell from record highs Monday, led by small companies, as investors weighed valuations and speculated the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates sooner than expected.
GT Advanced Technologies Inc. sank 16 percent after Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. downgraded the stock to hold from buy. Expedia Inc. slid 1.7 percent after agreeing to make a $658 million acquisition. Peabody Energy Corp. fell 3.7 percent to lead energy producers lower. PetSmart Inc. gained 2.5 percent after a second large shareholder prodded the company to consider selling itself.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index fell 0.4 percent to 1,977.65 at 4 p.m. in New York. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 44.05 points, or 0.3 percent, to 17,024.21. The Russell 2000 Index of small companies slid 1.8 percent, the most since April. About 5.1 billion shares changed hands on U.S. exchanges, 14 percent below the three-month average. U.S. equities markets were closed Friday for the Independence Day holiday.
"Rates are going to go up before people expect," Tom Stringfellow, president and chief investment officer of San Antonio-based Frost Investment Advisors LLC, which manages about $10 billion, said in a phone interview. "And when rates do go up, I expect some sort of a knee-jerk reaction. But I don't believe for a moment that the Fed's going to raise rates at a speed that derails this stable environment."
Both the S&P 500 and the Dow average advanced 1.3 percent last week, with the 30-stock gauge closing above 17,000 for the first time, as monthly payroll addition exceeded 200,000 for a fifth month in June.
Rate Speculation
The Russell 2000 last week recovered nearly all its losses from a two-month selloff of Internet and small-cap shares, coming within a point of an all-time high.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. brought forward its forecast for the Fed to raise interest rates, joining companies including JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. in moving up estimates following the jobs data last week.
The central bank will increase its benchmark rate in the third quarter of 2015, rather than the first three months of 2016, Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius wrote in a report yesterday.
Policy makers have kept their target for overnight lending between banks in a range of zero to 0.25 percent since December 2008. The central bank will publish the minutes of its June 17-18 meeting on Wednesday.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen said on July 2 that concerns about financial stability shouldn't prompt a change in current policy. Three rounds of monetary stimulus from the Fed and better than- forecast corporate earnings have driven the S&P 500 up more than 190 percent from its March 2009 bottom.
Equities Valuation
The equities benchmark is trading at 16.7 times the projected earnings of its members, higher than the five-year average multiple of 14.3. The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, the measure known as VIX that tracks investors' estimate of future volatility, slumped last week to the lowest level since February 2007. The gauge surged 9.8 percent to 11.33 Monday, the biggest gain since June 24.
"Valuations are pretty stretched, and we don't see a lot of revenue growth, which might be negative for the market," Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Milwaukee-based RW Baird & Co., which oversees $110 billion, said in a phone interview. "There may be some concern about earnings, but this is basically a market being driven by an improving economy and guarantees by the Federal Reserve that they're not going to raise interest rates."
Alcoa Inc. will unofficially open the second-quarter earnings-reporting season Tuesday. Profit at companies in the S&P 500 increased 5 percent in the three months through June, estimates compiled by Bloomberg show.
Seven of the 10 main S&P 500 groups retreated Monday, with materials producers sliding 0.8 percent for the biggest loss.
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It's all conspired to make for one of the more consistent seasons anyone on the Orioles has had, and that's a trait that Gausman has long been searching for. The duds can be counted easily. In 17 starts, he's allowed more than three runs in four of them. He's completed five innings and allowed three or fewer in every other one.
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Nicholas Nauman, a recent Carroll Springs School graduate, is performing the national anthem before Thursday's Orioles game at Camden Yards. Nicholas deals with various disabilities -- cerebal palsy, visual impairment, and more. (Kenneth K. Lam, Baltimore Sun video)
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The Orioles lose to the Braves, 7-3, but have their first non-losing road trip. (Jon Meoli, Baltimore Sun video)
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CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — Cameron Wilson and Patrick Rodgers say it is fitting that after sharing the amateur spotlight at Stanford they should both be making their professional debuts this week at the Travelers Championship.
Rodgers won six college tournaments this year and the Jack Nicholas award as the nation's top college player. Wilson won this year's NCAA individual title. Both are hoping to earn their PGA Tour cards this summer playing with sponsor exemptions.
They say it is s a coincidence they both are beginning that process at TPC River Highlands on Thursday.
"Cam and I have an unbelievable relationship, obviously," Rodgers said. "To be starting my career and us both to be here together is a really awesome part of this whole experience."
Both have links to the Connecticut Tour stop. Wilson grew up in nearby Norwalk, and was a spectator here as a young boy. Rodgers played the tournament two years ago as an amateur.
Each credited the other with helping push their games to the professional level.
"I'm sure it will good to know somebody else out here on Tour and have somebody not rooting against me every week," Wilson said.
Here are five other things to watch as the tournament gets underway:
FIRST TIME WINNERS: The winners of this tournament in six of the past eight years earned their first PGA Tour victory in Cromwell. Ken Duke won last season in his 187th career start. He joined J.J. Henry (2006), Hunter Mahan (2007), Bubba Watson (2010), Fredrik Jacobsen (2011) and Marc Leishman as players who broke through at TPC River Highlands.
STRONG FIELD: The tournament features four of top eight players in the world (No. 3 Watson, No. 5 Matt Kuchar, No. 7 Jason Day, and No. 8 Sergio Garcia) and 16 of the top 50. Eighty-two players in the 156-player field have won at least one PGA Tour event.
BIRD WATCHING: The winning score over the past decade has been just under 15-under 265 on the par-70 course, and players say that is part of the attraction of this tournament.
"It's a really nice change of pace coming off the U.S. Open," Keegan Bradley said. "I think going from really hard to making a lot of birdies is actually easier. I felt like in the past, it's helped me make a bunch of birdies here, because it's such a relief."
DALY BACK: Fan favorite John Daly was not originally in the field, but was added this week after Neal Lancaster withdrew from the tournament. Daly has played the Connecticut event 12 times. His best finish came in 1997 when he finished 21st. He missed the cut last year.
WATSON'S CADDIE: Bubba Watson says the much-publicized confrontation between himself and caddie Ted Scott at last year's tournament was overblown. Watson was caught by microphones harshly criticizing Scott for his club suggestion after hitting a shot into the water on the 16th hole during the final round. His triple bogey on the hole dropped him from the lead and ended his hopes of a victory. Watson said he and Scott have been together for nine years, have a good relationship and "He forgave me, and I told him I looked like a jerk, and I shouldn't have done that," Watson said.


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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut officials are seeking more information about the amount of money collected and the intended purposes of dozens of charities related to the Newtown school shooting.
Attorney General George Jepsen and Consumer Protection Commissioner William M. Rubenstein sent out letters Thursday with a short survey to 69 charities registered with the state or identified as having accepted donations related to the tragedy.
The letter said donors need information to help make informed giving decisions and to understand the purposes for which their gifts will be used.
Officials cited estimates that more than $15 million has been donated to Newtown-related charities since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December in which 20 children and six educators were killed.
"Donors need information to help make informed giving decisions and to understand the purposes for which their gifts will be used," officials wrote. "This is particularly important — and challenging — when so much money is being raised so quickly."
The survey, which is voluntary, asks charities how much they raised, whether the money will be used solely for the victims or, if not, what portion will be used for other purposes. Officials want to know how much charities have spent related to the tragedy, what services have been provided and whether they've funded other organizations.
The charities were asked to respond by April 12, with the results then made available to the public on their websites to guide future donors. They were advised that additional information would be requested later about disbursements and steps taken to prevent fraud or misuse of money.
Officials said posting the information should not be considered an endorsement of a charity.


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On the weekly chart, we see a strengthening bullish posture by big money in corn. Producers increased their net shorts from -379,283 contracts to -412,075 contracts. Managed Money increased their net longs from 237,406 contracts to 271,173 contracts.
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
15 FREE Thanksgiving Party Printables!
Onward to 15 FREE Thanksgiving Party Printables:
1) Catch My Party has some sophisticated place cards, drink flags, food and candy toppers, etc. on their blog that have been designed by the uber talented Lindi from Love the Day! Head over to Catch My Party to get these free downloads (samples shown below).
2) Grateful Mod has some free Thanksgiving party and gift printables that are super modern and fun! They are doing this to benefit Operation Give Thanks and all donations will be given to the charity! The download includes napkin rings, favors, fill in invitations, bottle labels, drink tags, and MORE! Check out the preview below:
3) Paper Glitter has some fun free Thanksgiving printables that are especially geared towards kids! There is a kid's coloring page with some activities on it as well as the usual party decorations and needs, including a banner! See the preview below:
4) Skip to My Lou has loads of fabulous ideas for all the holidays and she has created a set of Thanksgiving Day Conversation Starters. These would be great for a large gathering where there were many people who didn't know each other well (been to a few of those in my day...). See below:
Bird Crafts has brought her modern design style to a free set of Thanksgiving printables! Check them out below:
6) Anders Ruff made some cute printables to go on your baked goods! So much fun for those Thanksgiving parties you are attending!
7) Ali Edwards, scrapbooking goddess extraordinaire, has whipped up a beautiful digi word art quote to share this Thanksgiving! Not only that, she shares her ways to prepare your home for gratitude on this guest blog post at Write.Click.Scrapbook. Who doesn't love some of Ali's thoughtful wisdom?
8) Martha, Martha, Martha....The list wouldn't be complete without some Martha Stewart goodness: You can download the Martha Stewart turkeys shown below HERE and the placecards HERE.
9) Party Like A Kid has some super cute Thanksgiving printables created by the Paper Cupcake! Check these out:
10) Dimple Prints has created a HUGE Thanksgiving party printables set! WOW! Wait until you see this!
11) TomKat Studios' special Thanksgiving freebie is in support for Operation Shower, helping military families ease the burden of deployment.
12) Maybe you just need some quick Thanksgiving cards...American Greetings has some really pretty printable Thanksgiving cards - many to choose from and below is just a sample.
13) Who doesn't need some labels for your leftovers? How about some little labels to write what you are thankful for? Tricia-Rennea has created this cute set that will help you get organized after your Thanksgiving dinner...
14) Felicia from Go, Graham, Go made some hilarious turkey placecards! LOVE the look on the turkey's face...
15) Anna and Blue Paperie has a gorgeous, elegant set of freebies - these may be my favorite!
Finally, for those of you who really want to dress it up, check out Everyday Cricut's elegant, super crafty Thanksgiving tablescape, designed by Susan Edwards! She did an amazing job using the Cricut, Your Story, and Yudu to create place cards, invitations, napkins, drink labels, etc. See a glimpse below:
Hope this eases some of your Thanksgiving stress....of course, now the challenge is to choose one of them to use.....
Subscribe to Obsessed with Scrapbooking to learn more about ways to use the Cricut in your scrapbooking!
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Awesome stuff....THANKS!ReplyDelete
Wow, you really rounded up some great printables! Happy Thanksgiving and thank-you for sharing! :o)ReplyDelete
how fun! thanks Joy!ReplyDelete
WOW! Love the digi prints...You are really on top of things JOY! :o)ReplyDelete
Thank you for taking the time to compile such an awesome list of dowloads! love the gobble till you wobble and tick tack turkey! So much cuteness!ReplyDelete
Beautiful items can't wait to use some of these on my Thanksgiving table. Thanks.ReplyDelete
These are fantastic, thank you Joy!!ReplyDelete
Aww.. thanks for posting my fun turkey! lol!ReplyDelete
WOW!!! That's a lot of info you shared with us...Thanks!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for sharing. Really great stuff!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 23, 2010 at 3:54 PM
I'm thinking that you got up really early to think of all this stuff. Good going!ReplyDelete
I appreciate you sharing these sites with us.ReplyDelete
Such talented people .. and .. how did you find all of them? You are amazing too.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the downloads! Too cute!!ReplyDelete
wow, these are great! Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
OMG Joy! SOOOOO dang cute. I used the Martha Stewart download, of course I need to replace my ink carts b4 I print cuz thats a lot of ink, LOL. Thanj you so much for the cutest downloads :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2010 at 5:04 AM
Wow, thanks for the great links!ReplyDelete
Joy, thank you for sharing all this info with us. Have a happy turkey day!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for this! You're a lifesaver! It was getting down to the wire and I still needed placecards! The Martha Stewart ones were perfect!ReplyDelete
REally I mean you girls Everyone is grateful for your time it takes for allt he shares.. I enjoy them each and everyday...ReplyDelete
wow! Awesome designs! Decisions... Decisions... LOL TFS!ReplyDelete
What great printables. Even though we are already done with Thanksgiving in Canada, I'm certainly going to use some of them next year! Thanks for finding them and thanks to all the great blogs for posting them.ReplyDelete
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Every year, thousands of American troops die fighting for our freedom, a sobering fact that haunted Navy veteran Vaughn Roberts. Not knowing how else to express his gratitude, Roberts made it a personal mission to play taps on his trombone at all 132 Veterans Affairs national cemeteries before the 2012 presidential election.
Every year, thousands of American troops die fighting for our freedom, a sobering fact that haunted Navy veteran Vaughn Roberts. Not knowing how else to express his gratitude, Roberts made it a personal mission to play taps on his trombone at all 132 Veterans Affairs national cemeteries before the 2012 presidential election.
"To me, it's freedom's blues. During the last few years I've played it 100 times a month, for half an hour a day. I'll be playing it for the rest of my life I'm sure — as long as I can stand it, I will blow the horn," Roberts said.
Roberts' journey started in 2009 when the traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall visited Ocala. After traveling more than 75,000 miles by air, land and sea, he completed his mission in October, with his last stop at the Puerto Rico National Cemetery.
The trip also included 25 additional sites, including state, national and Confederate battlefields and cemeteries, and three USS battleship memorials.
Gary Murphy, an Air Force veteran and Roberts' brother-in-law, traveled to 10 national cemeteries with him in West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania and St. Augustine.
Murphy said at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies near Pittsburgh, Roberts was playing at the gravesite of a Tuskegee Airman when a family visiting another gravesite overheard him. They were celebrating what would have been their son's 20th birthday and asked Roberts to play for him, too.
"It was a pretty sad day for them, but they were very touched. Taps is history, something that has been passed down through the years. In the military you hear taps every evening and it brings back memories of fellow friends and comrades, but even for the civilian population, it means a lot to them," Murphy said.
Ronald Hestdalen, director of the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies, said he remembers Roberts' visit in 2010 because his mission was so unique.
"It touched me that somebody would, of their own expense and time, travel all across the U.S. to visit the cemeteries and display that kind of reverence and honor to the veterans that served the nation. I'm not aware of anyone else whose goal is to even visit all the cemeteries, let alone play taps at all of them," Hestdalen said.
Roberts recalls many unique situations from his journey, including one from the Georgia National Cemetery. He was waiting for four funerals to finish before playing taps when a motorcycle brigade showed up for a soldier who had died in World War I. The veteran, who was cremated, never received a proper funeral.
While in Normandy, France, Roberts met a 90-year-old prison camp survivor who still remembers an American soldier picking him up, saying he would take care of him. Roberts said he still keeps in touch with the man, and has been encouraging him to write a book about his war experiences.
While traveling to the Wood National Cemetery in Milwaukee, his cab driver had a son who was soon returning from Afghanistan. After hearing his tale, the cabbie told Roberts to not only pay whatever fare he felt like, but said if he was ever in town again he could stay at his home.
"A lot of times you think people aren't patriotic, but they really are. I didn't have anybody that had a problem with me. It's just people that I've surprised and in turn surprised me," Roberts said.
He said he initially thought he would be done by 2010, but realized at the end of the year he wasn't even halfway finished. With his budget already severely drained, he started selling instruments online and started a website, Taps for Troops, to help with funding. Roberts said he ended up spending $15,000 of his own money.
His sister, Marlene Warren, said he spent a lot of time at AAA trying to figure out how to spend as little money and time as possible on his trips.
"If anybody who actually had some money wanted to do it, they could have it done in six months. I really didn't bank a whole lot in donations, it was pretty much my own gas money and staying at rinky-dink motels. I was even prepared to sleep in the car," Roberts said.
Warren said she inherited some money, so she donated more than $20,000 when she heard Roberts worrying about how he was going to afford traveling to Hawaii, Alaska and France.
"He's my only brother and I love him, and it's just the two of us. I like to take cruises and to travel, but I don't like going alone, so I told him that I would take him where he wanted to go," Warren said.
She said they met many people along the way who encouraged Roberts to finish the job.
"People will ask if he's been to their hometown, and I just say if there is a cemetery in your hometown, he's been there. Just go to the website, listen to the webcasts and look at the pictures," she said.
Murphy said friends and family members were so impressed by his level of dedication that they held a surprise party for Roberts in November.
"He was really set on it, and to pull off what he did, to me, it's unbelievable. On one trip it was 10,000 miles, driving 500 miles a day. That's not easy even for a young person. I don't think you can ever do enough (for veterans), but I think what he did was above and beyond," Murphy said.
Roberts said he had it pretty easy compared to most when he served in the Navy from 1954 to 1958 because he was able to go home nearly every weekend as a fire control technician on the Destroyer USS Witek 848.
"I grew up during World War II, and with so many funerals, I've seen so many widows. It must be their whole lives passing in front of them. I just wanted to thank the veterans for what their sacrifices have meant in my lifetime," he said.
Roberts said his newfound free time will be spent writing a book about his travels. His journey is currently shared on www.tapsfortroops.com.


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A violent machete attack in Medley, Florida, has left one man critically injured.
The brawl involving as many as six people took place Saturday afternoon outside a restaurant located on NW 115th Way and South River Drive. It appears that one victim was attacked with a machete. That man was airlifted to Ryder Trauma Center in critical condition.
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According to a story first reported by The News Tribune reporter Jordan Schrader, Republican 31st District state Sen. Pam Roach has agreed to pay back at least $680 for questionable payments she received, and has agreed to stop requesting payments for her cell phone and her post office box. Roach is reported to have delivered four blank checks for the Senate administration to fill in.
The Courier-Herald published a story July 21 online and in the July 23 print edition concerning payments for her post office box, questionable mileage entries and allegations she uses her cell phone for both legislative and campaign purposes.
Roach has had the state pay for her post office box, P.O. Box 682, for years. She also has charged mileage to her post office box and back from her home on a nearly daily basis.
Rep. Cathy Dahlquist, R-Enumclaw, who is challenging the senator, said by phone this evening Roach, "has betrayed the voters' trust."
Dahlquist said she believes since 2007 there are $34,000 in payments she would not have requested that Roach was paid for by the Senate.
The issue of her expense reports was first raised by a political consultant, Chad Minnick, working for Dahlquist.
Minnick received the expense reports and 31st District Rep. Chris Hurst, D-Greenwater, sent out a press release alleging Roach has been violating the law by, "mixing of campaign and legislative operations, locations and facilities. It seems she has also been misappropriating taxpayer money by filing inaccurate, exaggerated expense reports."
Hurst has been working to help Dahlquist unseat Roach.
Roach stated during an interview July 18 that she had maintained the post office for many years.
"It isn't a state mail box but I'm charging them a little rent because they put mail in there," Roach said. "I am allowing the state to send mail to me. Sometimes the state gets to pay me rent because I'm letting their mail go there. That's how I look at this."
During the interview she emptied a bag of mail showing personal, legislative and campaign items that had been delivered to her mail box.
Roach said multiple times she was not responsible for her expense reports, stating the it is the Secretary of the Senate Hunter Goodman and the staff reimbursing her for the expenses.
"The responsibility for this goes to the person writing the check," Roach said.,
During an exchange July 18 concerning her mileage entry of driving 649 miles to Salem, Ore. in one day, Feb. 26, and attending two caucuses, she initially said the entry was correct, or Goodman would have called.
"That didn't occur. I was doing state business and there you go," Roach said.
She was paid 363.44 for the trip.
The next day her legislative aide called and stated the entry was a clerical error and was not Roach's responsibly because she doesn't review the expense reports.
The aide sent an email to Goodman stating, "I owe the Senate $183.12 for the duplicate trip" and adding Roach was not responsible.
The reimbursements for Roach's cell phone, 253-797-2424 , has raised more questions.
Dahlquist and Hurst allege she has used her phone for campaign and legislative purposes.
Neither Hurst nor Dahlquist have a legislative cell phone.
Dahlquist said she uses her phone for legislative, personal and campaign issues and it would be a violation of law to charge the state.
Dahlquist described Roach's actions as an "admission of guilt" stating Roach has now admitted to taking expenses payments and using state resources for campaign purposes.
Dahlquist said, "She needs to pay it all back."
Hurst said, "She needs to apologize and pay all the money back."
Roach has not returned an email request for comment.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - The possibility of Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton seeking the presidency in 2016 was the political elephant in the room - or the Democratic donkey - during her congressional hearing on Libya.
Republican Rep. Steve Chabot wished Clinton, as he put it, "the best in your future endeavors - mostly." Democratic Rep. Eni F.H. Faleomavaega said he was looking ahead to 2016.
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