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The Mid America Snow and Terrain Extreme Racers, known for the past 20 years as the MASTERS, held its first professionally-sanctioned Snowmobile Hillclimb in Minnesota on Jan. 19. The event took place at Golden Gate Campground north of Sleepy Eye.
The Mid America Snow and Terrain Extreme Racers, known for the past 20 years as the MASTERS, held its first professionally-sanctioned Snowmobile Hillclimb in Minnesota on Jan. 19. The event took place at Golden Gate Campground north of Sleepy Eye.
It was billed as the Golden Gate Extreme Hillclimb, and the event lived up to its billing.
With only 15 percent of the more than 80 attempts of drivers successfully climbing to the top, the fans were treated to spectacular 'attempts' by drivers and sled to find a way to go around the gates and try to make it past the 'timing shoot.'
"This was a very driver oriented, technical hill," commented Jordan Stank. Stank, the Midwest's number one professional snowmobile hillclimber, went on to win both the Miller-Sellner Pro Stock King of the Hill and the Vetter Sales and Service Pro Mod King of the Hill. Stank qualified for his fourth consecutive trip to the World Championship Snowmobile Hillclimb in Jackson, Wyo.
What made the competition exciting is one of the drivers, Stank, had to beat was his father, Layne. Layne, who has also qualified for the past three World Championships, qualified for the Golden Gate Extreme Hillclimb by winning Pro Stock 700 and Pro Open Stock.
Jordan qualified for the Pro Stock King of the Hill by winning the Pro Stock 800. It was past World Championship Qualifier, and long-time MASTERS Circuit Pro Driver, Tim Stadick of New Ulm who qualified for the Pro Stock King of the Hill by winning the Pro Stock 600 class. Stadick was competing on a 440 cc sled.
Before the Pro Stock King of the Hill the drivers drew for the order they would compete. Jordan Stank drew the first run and turned in an amazing 23.81 second run.
Layne Stank, who qualified for two runs in Pro Stock, went next and failed to make it over the top. Tim Stadick drew third and also failed to make it over the top. While Jordan Stank had already won the $500 for taking the Miller-Sellner Polaris Pro Stock King of the Hill, he ran again to lock up another 'ticket' to the World Championship.
The younger Stank ran a 36.76 second run to take both the Pro Stock King of the Hill and the World Championship Qualifier second position.
In the Vetter's Sales and Service Ski-Doo Pro Mod King of the Hill, the only two drivers who qualified was Jordan Stank and Tim Stadick. Jordan won the Pro Mod Open and the Pro Mod 800 on Stock Polaris Assaults. Stadick won the Pro Mod 700 and Pro Mod 600 on a Stock Ski-Doo 440.
Stadick drew to run first in the Pro Mod King of the Hill, and turned in a very fast 25.25 run. Stank hit the hill next knowing that Stadick's time was going to be very difficult to beat.
"With the run Tim (Stadick) had, I knew I had to have a perfect run. What made Tim's (Stadick's) run so amazing is by this time the hill was getting much more difficult!" commented Jordan Stank.
On Stank's Pro Mod King of the Hill run, he turned in a 25.40 second run, missing Stadick's run by less then .2 of a second.
Stank cut a little over one second off his previous Pro Mod King of the Hill run. Stank turned in a 24.30 second run, thus forcing Stadick to go 'all-out' on the final run of the day.
Stadick was on time to beat Stank until passing the final gate and en route to the Timing Shoot where Stadick had problems and failed to make it over the top. This gave Jordan Stank a win in both the Pro Stock and the Pro Mod King of the Hill, and reserved three of the four 'tickets' to the World Championship in Jackson, Wyo.
The competition for the right to qualify for the King of the Hill runs started with the Open Mod qualifying in the first round. Oneida, Wisconsin's Travis Rymer was the first to make it over the top. However his time would not hold up, as Alex Hetteen immediately 'set the bar' pretty high when he turned in a 29.65 second run. It wasn't until the second round, on a different course, that Hetteen's time would be beat. Knocking Hetteen off of winning the Open Mod Class was Jordan Stank with a 28.30 second run.
Hetteen would then focus on the Pro Mod 800 class. Hetteen broke a crank-shaft and was knocked out of competition for the rest of the day.
With Hetteen out, this opened the door for some of the drivers that entered Professional Snowmobile Hillclimb competition for the first time. One of those drivers was Kory Fasnacht of Madison Lake. Fasnacht was in the minority of drivers to be able to claim he made it over the top at Golden Gate. Fasnacht did this amazing feat on both of his Pro Mod 800 runs. His times of 1:04:67 and 43.47 gave him a second and third place finish. Winning Pro Mod 800 was Jordan Stank with a 30.70 second run.


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READING � On a night when points were hard to come back, the Jonesville High School boys basketball team let its defense carry the load.
A strong start propelled the Comets to a 36-30 victory over the Reading Rangers in a Big Eight Conference game Tuesday evening.
Neither team could get into much of an offensive rhythm for most of the night, but Jonesville (8-8, 6-4 Big Eight) managed to build a nine-point lead in the first half. Reading (5-10, 1-8 Big Eight) fought back and pulled to within four in the game's final minute, but a pair of 3-pointers were off the mark, helping the Comets secure the victory.
Jonesville scored 15 points in the first quarter, then carried a 25-16 lead into halftime. The teams combined for two 3-pointers apiece in the third quarter before the Comets held off Reading in the fourth.
Kyle Jones scored 10 points to lead Jonesville. Brandon Jenkins added seven points, while Wes Racker had six points and 13 rebounds. Kyler Gimenez handed out three assists.
Cody Kafer led the way for Reading with 17 points and eight rebounds. Devin Higley forced five steals.
Both teams will play Big Eight home games Friday. Jonesville will host Concord, while the Rangers will face Springport in their winter homecoming game.
Hillsdale Academy 76, North Adams-Jerome 58
The Hillsdale Academy nearly lost a double-digit lead early in the second half, but regrouped to defeat the North Adams-Jerome Rams in a Southern Central Athletic Association game Tuesday.
Hillsdale Academy (11-6, 10-4 SCAA) appeared ready to cruise to an easy win in the first half. Leading by three entering the second quarter, the Colts surged to a 41-24 lead by halftime.
North Adams-Jerome (6-11, 4-9 SCAA) made a furious rally in the third quarter, scoring 20 points in the frame and at one point pulling to within 43-42. But the Colts bounced back and pulled away in the fourth quarter.
"It was an up and down game, and North Adams shot the ball well tonight," Hillsdale Academy coach Rick Milligan said. "We were able to turn it back up when we had to."
Three players scored in double figures for Hillsdale Academy. Chip Blood hit six 3-pointers on his way to 27 points, while Adam Krutsch had 20 points, five rebounds, six assists and five steals. Liam Wolfram finished with 18 points.
The Rams also put three players in double figures. Eric McCormick had 17 points to lead the way, while Trevor Miller added 14 points. Joseph Crosby finished with 12 points.
North Adams-Jerome visits Pittsford on Friday. The Colts are off until Feb. 22 when they face the Rams again on the road.
Bellevue 55, Camden-Frontier 37
After hanging tough in the first half, the Camden-Frontier High School boys basketball team was unable to keep pace in the second half in a loss to the Bellevue Broncos in a Southern Central Athletic Association game Tuesday.
Strong defense kept Camden-Frontier (8-10, 6-8 SCAA) in the game during the first half. Keeping Bellevue standout Zach Webb in check, the Redskins only trailed 18-13 at halftime.
Bellevue (13-3) asserted itself in the third quarter, outscoring the Redskins 20-9 to pull away.
"We had to slow the game down and make it a possession by possession game," Camden-Frontier coach Jason Holubik said. "I thought we had excellent defensive intensity in the first half, but again we didn't shoot the ball well."
Brent Champion scored nine points to lead the Redskins, while Gary Johnson added seven points. Ethan Riddell had seven points, six rebounds and four assists.
Cole Madry had 20 points to lead Bellevue, while Webb finished with eight points.
Camden-Frontier visits county rival Waldron on Friday.
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Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Ann Coulter calls soccer a liberal conspiracy
Because somewhere there are people rumored to care about what Ann Coulter says -- other than Ann Coulter -- you should know that she has talked about soccer. And she doesn't like it.
(Trumpets blare ... fade away into sound of one single, broken kazoo).
In the midst of the world's World Cup joy, the conservative ripped the sport on her website, writing "any growing interest in soccer can only be a sign of the nation's moral decay."
She probably meant tooth decay, from increased nacho-eating in all those sports bars.
Coulter suggested soccer is not a "real sport" and that the game pushes a liberal agenda on the American public.
"Individual achievement is not a big factor in soccer," she wrote. "In a real sport, players fumble passes, throw bricks and drop fly balls -- all in front of a crowd ... ."
Wow. It's pretty obvious someone didn't exactly excel at P.E.
She wrote, "In soccer, the blame is dispersed and almost no one scores anyway. There are no heroes, no losers, no accountability, and no child's fragile self-esteem is bruised. There's a reason perpetually alarmed women are called 'soccer moms,' not 'football moms.'"
No. It's because so many more of their kids play soccer. Which, by the way, is a sport that is a lot less alarming for parents than football.
"Liberal moms like soccer because it's a sport in which athletic talent finds so little expression that girls can play with boys," Coulter wrote. "No serious sport is co-ed, even at the kindergarten level."
They're doing an incredible job of hiding all those girls on the field this week.
The 52-year-old also ripped the lack of scoring in soccer ("No other 'sport' ends in as many scoreless ties as soccer") and how they don't let players use their hands.
"What sets man apart from the lesser beasts, besides a soul, is that we have opposable thumbs," she wrote. "Our hands can hold things. Here's a great idea: Let's create a game where you're not allowed to use them!"
That's so ridiculous, I can't even make fun of it.
And she's darn tired of being forced by all those crazy tree-huggers to watch soccer.
"I resent the force-fed aspect of soccer," she wrote. "The same people trying to push soccer on Americans are the ones demanding that we love HBO's Girls, light-rail, Beyonce and Hillary Clinton. The number of New York Times articles claiming soccer is 'catching on' is exceeded only by the ones pretending women's basketball is fascinating."
Light rail?
Never mind that, according to E! News, Sunday night's match between the U.S. and Portugal was the most-watched soccer game in U.S. history. That would be introducing logic into this. Let's just enjoy some more. Like the idea that, because so many foreigners like soccer, it must be un-American.
"If more 'Americans' are watching soccer today, it's only because of the demographic switch effected by Teddy Kennedy's 1965 immigration law," she wrote. "I promise you: No American whose great-grandfather was born here is watching soccer. One can only hope that, in addition to learning English, these new Americans will drop their soccer fetish with time."
Right. Down with soccer grandpas and the soccer-law making, commie Kennedys. U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!
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This collection of early episodes also includes rare vintage commercials, some of which feature the cast themselves!
Telephonitis: June is not pleased when a strange woman keeps calling and asking for Stu.
Jackie Knows All: After studying a book on mind-reading Jackie astounds the family with her new psychic powers.
The Landlord: Stu loves moonlighting as a real estate agent - until he has to evict a widow and her children.
Nothing Like A Friend: Stu is slated to win an award for his "Good Neighbor Policy," but finds that he is unable to prevent the Erwins' long friendship with their neighbors, the Johnsons, from completely unraveling.


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and so dum
deluded and weak?
don't expect a human to know
what it isn't taught
or be what it cannot conceive
give the eggs
an eternity of second chances
trust Her we learn and age and get better
when we are not beaten into madness
raped into brutality
forced to watch our children starve
or left behind alone to die in Pain
even then
somehow sometimes we get better
with a little help from the neighbors
the quiet Grace of Forgiveness
quit punishing us
because the system is unfair
and the advertisers make the cancer
sound so delicious
your theorists know their pavlov
soon everyone will
I will not leave my country
because of unjust laws!!!!!!
this eagles talons rip and tear
Gonzo journalism and fiction is a tricky mix.... Welcome to my razor's edge.
I am an elf in the attic making mind toys with sharp edges; an educated writer who gets good reviews, who you can read for free in the rough form of first drafts on the web, or purchase in a book form.
The best soldier does not attack. The superior fighter succeeds without violence. The greatest conqueror wins without struggle. The most successful manager leads without dictating. This is intelligent non aggressiveness. This is called the mastery of men.
Welcome to you, I am John Scott Ridgway, Novelist, Poet, Blogger, Radio and TV writer and actor... five books, also paint in oils and acrylics. I am poet warrior of sorts, a non violent radical, personally, though understanding of those who choose other paths IN THE EIGHTY PLUS COUNTRIES AT LAST COUNT THAT came in this blog ...
The predicted revolutions in the USA and around the would are going to
be violent in the next twenty years, is what the CIA says. I want them to stay peaceful, which is the only way to win this struggle between haves and have nots. They have more guns, we have more people,, and they include the mothers and sisters and brothers of the people they will ask to fight us.... I think they underestimate the police.
NEVER ACCEPT APPEASEMENT OVER JUSTICE. By any means necessary is the reality. . . the USA can be spared stupid wars, but other countries. . . need different solutions. . .
The number of Countries that have come in to have a look at this blog humbles me. Thank you very much.
PROFESSIONALS, HOPEFULLY, like the police, military, etc...
understanding that violence is sometimes needed
does not mean I like anything about the sound
of fists hitting faces
Boxing is too much for me
make me feel like I am watching
dog fights with toothless pitbulls
"I am an artist first, and a politician second," as John Lennon said.
My intentions are to stop the violence from entering into
revolutionary wars
the CIA
will break out in the next twenty years all over the
world, including here...
But Ill tell ya,
if there is not some redistribution of
wealth here there and everywhere
OF WAR ON all OUR SHORES
My intentions is to keep these protests peaceful
so we can win
without bloodshed
Total War for Total Peace
Never incites violence
or destroys property
you should be able
to go to protests with strollers and babies
parents feeling as safe as the police
Now, poetry...
I am too far out into the battlefield to retreat. This CHARGE is win or die...
A blood soaked Arthur has risen
be aware
be very aware
total war
for total peace
is being fought
THERE will be many ways to die
and only one to live
give and give and give
until the worlds downtrodden and oppressed
can begin to forgive
before things get bloody and ruthless
My Peace sign shot full of holes
and my reason ignored
drowned out by the roar of machine guns
You cannot break the golden rule
all the time and not expect
consequences from nature
we will fight for our right to thrive as well
we do not accept your sentence
to poverty so you can earn more
by shipping the factory off to China
nothing this mindgame in america can do to us
can destroy this thing inside that yearns for freedom
enough to die in the name of JUSTICE
generation after generation
from time
can destroy this thing inside that yearns for freedom
enough to die in the name of JUSTICE
generation after generation
from time
No more hyper-reality FOR US. We have already spent too long in an oasis of belief where nothing is wrong, folks... Now, we must face this was all a mirage... and try like hell to get out of this desert... or resolve ourself to the fact that we will leave our children to starve in the barren sands.
There are better ways to defeat an enemy than an outright fight, especially if you are vastly outnumbered, like the Elite. MSM PSY-WAR allows them to control our actions through our thoughts, and basically stop our FORCE from activating. I am not saying we should fight just because we can win, I am just saying we should fight before we lose, if no other option is left us.... because a world is at stake.
You are a spark in dry timber, stopped from becoming a roaring flame
only by -- YOUR OWN DISBELIEF IN YOUR POWER TO IGNITE...They SET UP LAWS THAT ALLOW THEM TO STEAL. MURDER. BRAINWASH THEIR CRITICS. We must begin to feel challenged now to stop them. Or WE WILL LOSE EVERYTHING. PERIOD. THE SKY, OTHER SPECIES, OUR WATER... OUR MINDS. No more hyper-reality for us... too long in that oasis where nothing is wrong folks... we must face this is all a mirage.
A cruel slap woke me to the PAIN
at the moment of birth;
My first cry was NO
buried in unintelligible screams.
I am a man now.
Now I catch your hand and break all the fingers.
at the moment of birth;
My first cry was NO
buried in unintelligible screams.
I am a man now.
Now I catch your hand and break all the fingers.
the promise
You must be whoever the enemy fears the least
or fears the most.
No other position is safe
or fears the most.
No other position is safe
da general
Welcome to the spark that inflames TOTAL WAR FOR TOTAL PEACE.
I am too far out into the battlefield to retreat. This CHARGE is win or die...
THE ELVES ATTIC is stories, poetry, essay's, peculiar events in my life . . . oil painting, articles.
Your patience for bearing with me on my first drafts is a much appreciated kindness. Your worldwide interest is my muse . . .Lately I have been writing a book called Gangsta General x, about a revolutionary in the USA, who is fighting to keep the revolt peaceful as things spin out of control in the states after a famine gets the populace hungry enough to change their society once and for all....
HOW TO USE THIS BLOG: There is a black and white jukebox in the right column that you can shut off, or find songs on.... To listen to the COMEDY SKITS FROM THE SHOW PEACE AND PIPEDREAMS... turn off the black jukebox, and turn on the Green one. I play Moon Bong Haze and Jesus...
I have five majors, five books, two tv shows, a radio show, 76 countries at last count on this site alone, and over a million online readers to my credit. I can't thank any of you enough for all of your help and encouragement over the years; the favors and aide that has been offered me, the trust in my leadership... you are all SACRED TO ME ... even you folks I tend to hate.
TOTAL WAR FOR TOTAL PEACE -- Thank you especially. Your sacrifices live on. I salute you... and SWEAR ON THE GODS OF MY FATHERS THAT WE WILL TRIUMPH AND YOUR DEATHS WILL BE PAID FOR IN BLOOD AND TREASURE.
Thank you.
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High school regional baseball roundup
Class 2A Brimfield Regional
Annawan-Wethersfield 13,
Farmington 2, 5 innings
The Titans erupted for seven runs in the first inning and never looked back in Thursday's regional semifinal win over the Farmers.
Farmington scored a run in the top of the first, but A-W answered by sending 11 batters to the plate in the bottom half. Jake Bennett and Trey Hannam both had RBI singles for the Titans in the rally, and A-W capitalized on several Farmington miscues — one error, two batters hit by pitches and three walks.
Bennett added another RBI single in the second as A-W stretched the lead to 11-1, and the Titans tacked on two more runs in the third inning.
Hannam, Bennett and Kegan Jacobson finished with two hits each for A-W, while Bennett, Jacobson and Matt Jenkins knocked in two runs each.
Zach VanWassenhove scored three times for the Titans, and Tyler Litton and Bo VanOpdorp scored a pair of runs.
Jenkins earned the win for A-W. He worked the first three innings, and Cody Phillips pitched the final two. Jenkins threw just 38 pitches in the game, while Phillips threw 24.
The Titans (24-7) will shoot for their fourth straight regional title when they meet Brimfield-Elmwood (20-7) at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Class 1A Midland Regional
Stark County 5, Midland 2
Sam Klooster tossed a complete game 4-hitter as the Rebels topped the Timberwolves in Thursday's semifinal.
Midland led 2-1 after two innings, but Klooster didn't allow a hit in the final five innings. He finished with nine strikeouts and just one walk.
Stark County took a 3-2 lead in the third inning thanks to a pair of Midland errors. The Rebels extended their lead to 5-2 in the top of the seventh on a 2-out, 2-run single by Ryne Daum. Klooster struck out the side in the bottom of the seventh to preserve the win.
Daum finished with two hits and two RBI, followed by Klooster with two hits, Justin Kohler with two RBI and Kyle Wagenbach with two runs scored.
The win sends the Rebels (10-12) into Saturday's regional title game against Galva-Williamsfield (12-7). The all-Lincoln Trail Conference championship game starts at 11 a.m.
Class 1A United Regional
ROWVA 10, Abingdon 3
The Tigers set up another all-LTC title game by beating the Commandos Thursday. ROWVA meets Ridgewood for the regional crown Saturday in Alexis.


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I was hoping for some in the photos section, but that seems like it's been dead for several years, so photos in this thread will certainly do
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I forgot the maps
Holy Transfiguration - OCA
Then there's.....St. Mary Basilica - Antiochian
I don't honestly know. It's the first Orthodox "basilica" I have come across, as well.http://saintmarylivonia.com/home/#This particular priest and parish are very "modern" minded, and wish to "fit in". Perhaps they simply adopted the term to better "fit in to" the surrounding community.
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Petteway concert postponed a year
The Al Petteway and Amy White concert, originally scheduled for 7 p.m. June 15, has been postponed until the spring of 2014. Petteway will still hold his two guitar workshops scheduled for the morning and afternoon of June 15. Check the website at www.wncmusicacademy. com for more information.
Company to hold picnic for retirees
The annual picnic for all DuPont/Sterling/Agfa former employees, spouses and/or guests begins at 11:30 a.m. June 8 at Etowah Baptist Church Promise Center (Highway 64/Etowah School Road). Lunch is served at 12:30 p.m. Cost is $10 per person.
Forward all checks by June 3 to Brevard DuPont Retiree Association, Charles Robinson, P.O. Box 299, Etowah NC 28729 or Helen McMahan, 96 Broadview Circle, Brevard NC 28712.
Jeric to speak for Great Quotes
Great Quotes will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. June 6 at Smoky Mountain Theater, Lake Point Landing, 333 Thompson St., Hendersonville. Speaker is Anthony Jeric on "Evolution From a System Engineering Perspective." It includes audience participation in putting evolution into practice and is intended to have fun and stimulate thinking about a subject.
A $5 donation is requested, and all money goes to a scholarship at Mars Hill College. Call 828-685-9995 for more information.
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Children can enjoy prowling around the assortment of kid-friendly activities in the concert venue's Family Zone, hosted by Hands On! A Child's Gallery.
The concert will be held in the city's Azalea parking lot between Third and Fourth avenues along King Street. The lot will close at noon Thursday in the hopes that it will be cleared and no cars will have to be towed before the concert, said Main Street Director Lew Holloway.
"We will have volunteers at the site early in the morning sharing information about the noon closing with folks pulling into the lot to make sure everyone knows what is happening," he added.
Fourth Avenue between Main Street and King Street will close at 3 p.m. Parallel spaces adjacent to the Azalea lot on Third Avenue will also close at 3 p.m., but Third Avenue will remain open to thru-traffic, Holloway said.
"All other public parking downtown will remain open," he said. "After 5 p.m., concert-goers can also park in the county lots at the new courthouse along Grove Street."
The premiere of the outdoor summer concert series is presented by Hunter Subaru and hosted by Sierra Nevada and Southern Appalachian Breweries, Henderson County's own craft breweries.
"With over 20 craft breweries in the region, Western North Carolina is emerging as a diverse craft brewing destination, and Henderson County is a big part of that," Holloway said in a news release about the event.
He invited everyone to attend "downtown's first fully-integrated outdoor beer garden and concert event."
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Burdett's songs have won him fans and official recognition, including Our State's, "Singer-Songwriter Song of the Year."
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ADAMS TWP — The school day proceeded uneventfully at Mars High School on Friday after a note containing a bomb threat was found Thursday.
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The following is a rundown of all action taken by the Lafourche Parish Council Tuesday. All members were present and all votes were unanimous unless otherwise noted.
The following is a rundown of all action taken by the Lafourche Parish Council Tuesday. All members were present and all votes were unanimous unless otherwise noted.
Action: Lindel Toups was confirmed as council chairman. Daniel Lorraine was confirmed as council vice chairman.
Action: Jeffery Leuenberger, parish senior planner, presented an update on the parish's comprehensive planning process.
Action: Passed an ordinance rescinding a previous ordinance creating the Parish Home Mortgage Authority.
Action: Passed an ordinance accepting ownership of whatever rights the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development may own in.
Action: Proposed amendments to an ordinance pertaining to the parish schedule of permit fees.
Action: Proposed an ordinance to establish a four-way stop at the intersection of Madeline and Margaret streets in the David Diaz Subdivision.
Action: Proposed an ordinance to allow liquor sells through 3 a.m. on weekends.
Action: Proposed an ordinance to dictate the property known as the South Lafourche Nursing Home at 146 E. 28th St. shall not be used as a psychiatric clinic for overnight sleeping except for the purpose of a residential or nursing home.
Action: Proposed an ordinance to abandon a street right-of-way known as Lafourche Street in the Raceland area.
Action: Proposed an ordinance rescinding a previous ordinance pertaining to the property lease agreement between the parish and Tommy Manuel Sr. and Dianne Young Manuel.
Action: Proposed an ordinance providing a supplemental appropriation to increase the budget for the Jesse Dufrene Pump Station and various projects within recreation districts 3 and 11.
Action: Proposed an ordinance setting 2013 merit increases for parish employees.
Action: Engaged the Stagni and Co. to perform the parish's annual audit for a fee not exceeding $55,000.
Action: Requested the administration give formal quarterly reports on all raises given to parish employees.
Action: Requested the parish government to hire a firm to do a cost estimate on pool repairs at the T. M. Barker Pool.
Action: Rescinded a previous resolution regarding recent amendments to the bylaws of the parish Office of Community Action.
Action: Requested the parish president appropriate $500,000 to purchase garbage cans for all parish residents.
Action: Acknowledged a contingency fee agreement between the parish and special counsel Leger and Shaw relative to the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill claims.
Action: Approved a promotional fund grant agreement of $500,000 between parish government and Patrick Juneau as the trustee of the settlement trust as claims administrator for the purposes of taking cognizance and approving the terms of the agreement, BP Exploration and Production Inc. and Lead Class Counsel.
Action: Approved the lease agreement between Warren Haran, Jr. Municipal Auditorium and the parish Office of Community Action for quarterly commodity distribution.
Action: Approved a cooperative endeavor agreement between the parish and the South Louisiana Economic Council.
Action: Approved a cooperative endeavor agreement between the LSU AgCenter and the parish for the cooperative units off campus.
Action: Appointing a commissioner to the Fire Protection District 1 Board, Recreation District 1 Board, Animal Shelter Advisory Board for Council District 2, Animal Shelter Advisory Board for Council District 5 and Animal Shelter Advisory Board for Council District 9.
Action: Amended the contract with the L. Gaiennie Co.
Action: Approved the change order No. 4 for the Hero's Park Concession and Restroom Facility Project.
Action: Approved the subgrant agreement between the Greater Lafourche Port Commission and the parish to purchase equipment and software and share information in emergency situations.
Action: Approved the agreement between the parish and All South Consulting Engineers LLC to represent the parish through the Office of Coastal, Energy and Environment.
Action: Approved the contract with Pictometry International to include the parish for a three-year period not to exceed $20,329.
Action: Approved a cooperative endeavor agreement between parish government and the Lafourche Parish Communications District and the Lafourche Parish Assessor's Office for the cost share of Pictometry International Corp.
Action: Approved an engineering contract with J. Wayne Plaisance Inc. for the construction of a pavilion at the Golden Meadow Oak Ridge Park.
Action: Approved a district office lease between the parish and U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy for leasing office space in the Ferd Block Building at 200 W. Second St. in Thibodaux.
Action: Approved the parish president's appointment of Archie Chaisson III for parish administrator.


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BROOKLYN � Missed opportunities at the free-throw line came back to haunt the Hillsdale High School girls basketball team.
Leading with just under two minutes remaining, the Hornets were unable to put the game away and eventually took a 61-58 overtime loss to the Brooklyn Columbia Central Golden Eagles in a Lenawee County Athletic Association game Tuesday.
Hillsdale (9-6, 4-5 LCAA) appeared to be in control late in the game. Leading by five with two minutes left, the Hornets went cold from the line, missing eight free throws and allowing Columbia Central to rally into a 51-51 tie by the end of the frame.
The Eagles outscored Hillsdale 10-7 in the extra session.
"We had the game locked and the missed free throws hurt us," Hillsdale coach Nick Langston said. "If we make our free throws, we win. But it's a lesson learned that we need to finish in big games."
The teams exchanged baskets and the lead throughout the first quarter, playing to a 14-14 tie. The second quarter was more of the same, but Columbia Central took a 24-23 lead into halftime.
Hillsdale trailed by four entering the fourth quarter, but scored 20 points in the first six minutes of the frame to build its lead.
Hayley Maystead finished with 23 points, nine rebounds and two steals to lead Hillsdale. Sarah Maple scored 13 points, while Maddie Eves had eight points and six rebounds. Whitney Hodge scored eight points and forced three steals and Jamee Thompson had three points and seven rebounds. Kim Sanderson finished with three points.
"Sarah stepped up and played excellent for us," Langston said. "This was her biggest game of the her, and hopefully is a confidence builder. We're looking to build for our district tournament."
Ashley Shay scored 19 points to lead the Golden Eagles. Reagan Bernstein had 18 points, while Camille Lawrence scored 11 points.
The Hornets will host Hudson on Friday. The game will mark Hillsdale's winter homecoming.
Hillsdale tripped by Columbia in overtime


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There are so many sweeteners these days it can be difficult to know which one to choose. Following is a guide to help you decide.
Sugar, Splenda, Truvia, artificial sweeteners, raw sugar … There are so many sweeteners these days it can be difficult to know which one to choose. Following is a guide to help you decide.
Sugar or sucrose is a natural granular substance distilled from either sugarcane or sugar beets. White sugar is processed a couple of times to remove the molasses content and make the sugar white. Raw sugar is taken after the first process and has a higher moisture content and a higher molasses content. It's good to sprinkle on foods for an extra crunch, but it may throw off a recipe if used in baking. Brown sugar comes from the same sources and gets its color from the addition of molasses to white sugar. Powdered sugar is white sugar that has been ground multiple times into a fine powder. Powdered sugar usually has about 3 percent cornstarch added as a stabilizer. One teaspoon of sugar has 16 calories. It's recommended that we limit our sugar intake to just 6 teaspoons to 9 teaspoons a day.
Agave liquid, agave nectar or agave syrup is a sweet extract from agave, a cactus plant that also gives us tequila. Most agave products are highly processed. They can be found in health food stores and larger grocery stores. Agave is 25 percent sweeter than sugar, so you use less. It doesn't spike the blood sugar as quickly as table sugar does. It has a honey flavor, which makes it good to add to tea or yogurt.
You can use agave in baking as a substitute for sugar in equal amounts, but add additional flour or cornstarch to counteract the extra liquid. This substitution would actually add calories, rather than reducing them. One teaspoon has 20 calories.
Stevia is an all natural, no calorie sweetener derived from the leaf of the stevia plant, which is an herb. Other names for stevia include rebiana, Truvia, PureVia or Sun Crystals. Stevia is sold alone as a diet sweetener and can be found in some soft drinks and food products. It is OK to bake with at medium temperatures, using a conversion chart. The benefit of using it in baking may be limited, however, because you must make up for the lost volume of sugar using additional fruit puree or milk. Some stevia products are blended with maltodextrin, resulting in about 1 calorie per teaspoon.
High fructose corn syrup or HFCS is an extremely sweet liquid made from corn starch. It is commonly found in many processed foods, baked goods and condiments. It is not the same as table corn syrup and cannot be purchased for home use. One teaspoon of HFCS has 18 calories.
Saccharin is a calorie free synthetic sweetener that contains sodium, hydrogen and oxygen. Also known as Sweet 'N Low, it is found in Tab soda, some medications and toothpastes. You also can purchase packets or liquid versions to add to your food or beverages.
Saccharin was linked to bladder cancer in the 1970s and carried a warning label. Since then, the FDA has determined that it is a safe sweetener and has removed the warning. It is 300 times sweeter than sugar and may have a metallic aftertaste. Its intense sweetness may make you crave sugary treats. You can use saccharin in baking, but there will be some detrimental effects on texture, taste and browning.
Aspartame is another calorie free, synthetic sweetener. Brand names are Nutrasweet and Equal. Commonly found in diet drinks and sugar-free gums, aspartame is 200 times sweeter than sugar. Aspartame breaks down with heat, so don't use it for baking. Some people report headaches or other side-effects from aspartame consumption.
Sucralose is sugar that has been chemically changed so our bodies cannot absorb it, resulting in zero calories. Known as Splenda, sucralose has 2 calories per teaspoon. Sucralose is the sweetener most often found in sugar-free cereals and baked goods, diet soft drinks and sugar-free frozen desserts.
Splenda is readily available in individual packets or in bulk packaging for baking. It is 600 times sweeter than sugar and may make you crave sweeter and sweeter foods. It does hold up to heat when baking, but a Splenda blend works best for baking. These have 20 calories per teaspoon — more calories than sugar — but you only need to use half as much as regular sugar in a recipe. There have been reports of abdominal discomfort in some people.
All of the artificial sweeteners listed above have been designated by the FDA as generally recognized as safe for daily use throughout a lifetime. For a healthy diet, though, use of sugar and artificial sweeteners should be kept at a minimum.
Anita Marlay, R.D., L.D., is a dietitian in the cardiac rehab department at Lake Regional Health System in Osage Beach, Mo.


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Go ahead---smack her! If she is a Native American Woman, an undocumented immigrant woman, or LBGT, it is currently open season on women.
The Violence Against Women Act failed in the US Congress. A majority of Republicans voted against the act because it would have protected Native American Women, undocumented immigrant women and LGBT women.
But, the bill will come aounf again, giving the elected officials a chance to rethink their positions and to vote again when it is reintroduced.
Isn't Violence against ANYONE still Violence? Stop playing political games with people's lives.
I think the VAWA should be expanded to protect men, as well as women, bu that is not part of the current bill. Yes, there are women who are violent to their partners, whether those partners are male or female. Violence against another person, or an animal, should not be tolerated. Cruelty should not be accepted as "our culture."
Right now,Republicans John Boehner and Eric Cantor, Republicans in the US House of Representatives, are working to prevent the passing of this bill. Kevin Cramer was elected to represent North Dakota. Contact him. Demand he do what is moral, not obey the party leaders.
Hitting a woman or an elderly or handicapped person, beating a child or animal, is not a sign of "a real man." Real Men protect and provide for the weak. Violence to the weak is a sign of mental illness, instability, inabiltiy to self-control, ignorance, and even psychopathology.
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The Pike County Historical Society is starting a major funding drive in order to raise the money to have three historical stage costumes stabilized and permanently displayed in the Columns Museum.
The costumes belonged to Milford resident Jeannie Gourlay. Miss Gourlay was an actress in the play being performed the night of President Lincoln's assassination. Jeannie, or "Jenny" as she was known on stage, was in the wings waiting to come on stage at Ford's Theatre when the fateful shot was fired.
Ms. Gourlay married and moved to Milford in 1888 and lived on Water Street, upon the Sawkill Creek, until she died in 1928. Jeannie is known for bringing the blood stained Lincoln Flag to Milford, her father Thomas Gourlay, also in the theater, taking it from the Presidents Box the night Lincoln was killed. The Lincoln Flag, three of Jeannie's stage costumes, her stage shoes, and several other personal items were donated to the Historical Society in 1954 by Jeannie's son.
While the flag is certainly a significant artifact, the Museum Director and Board of Directors of the Society feels it is time to give the costumes and Jeannie Gourlay their rightful place in history.
One of the costumes is known as "the gown that was never worn for the song that was never sung". This title was given to the Stars and Stripes gown, as it was to be worn by Jeannie for a special tribute, in song, to the President. Circumstance did not allow for the tribute to happen. Another of the costumes could very well be the very dress Jeannie wore that evening for her part as Mary Meredith, the poor milkmaid, in the production of Our American Cousin being performed that evening. The third costume, a gold gown, may have been worn by Laura Keene, star of the play and reported to have held Lincoln's head in her lap before his death, in some eyewitness accounts. It was when she was asked to leave the Presidential Box that the Lincoln Flag comes into use to cushion the dying Presidents head.
The Historical Society will enlist the help of the Textile Preservation Workshop once the funds are raised. It is estimated that the preservation and archival display of each piece may be as high $8,000. The Lincoln Flag currently stands tall in the Lincoln Room of the Columns Museum, the story of that night at Ford's and the journey of the flag, Jeannie, and her memories of the stage, can be told better and more vividly with the costumes exhibited alongside the blood stained flag.
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Sequestration. It's a big, cumbersome word, and, for now, an even bigger mystery. Area officials are expressing near-unanimous uncertainty over how the across-the-board spending cuts signed into law by President Obama last Friday will play out practically in Montezuma County.
The sequester triggered $85 billion in defense and non-defense discretionary cutbacks the rest of this fiscal year, and $1.5 trillion over the next decade.
Some are predicting negligible impact to the area economy. Others feel there will be repercussions, but are unsure what they'll look like.
"As far as the sequestration goes, we don't anticipate any direct impacts to the city," Cortez City Manager Shane Hale said by email. "While the airport does receive funding through the (Federal Aviation Administration), it comes in the form of matching grants for projects."
For example, the taxiway shoulder project the city had slated for 2013 may be pushed to 2014, but daily operations of the airport will continue without interruption.
"Obviously, the city relies upon Mesa Verde National Park as a premier tourism draw, so any cuts to the park's operations could affect our tourism industry, but it's far too early to tell if this will have a real or meaningful impact," Hale added.
County administrator Ashton Harrison, also, was in the dark.
"Social services and senior services, things like meals and transportation, are two big (programs) funded primarily by federal money. Even some of the money filtered through the state comes originally from the federal government," he said. "But we haven't been informed of any (specific cuts) at this point in time."
Dennis Story, director of social services, said the general consensus since January - when Congress struck a "fiscal cliff" deal and postponed the sequester - was that a compromise would be reached to prevent the March 1 cuts. But it didn't pan out that way.
"The message that came down to me was not to worry. Sequestration would never happen," he said. "Now it has happened and we're not sure what to prepare for."
He speculated that Montezuma County, as a "small player" relative to major cities, may avoid the full brunt of the cuts.
Colorado Springs, for example, home to the Air Force Academy and the Army's Fort Carson, is poised to suffer most of the $130 million in military spending cuts in Colorado. The Department of Defense, a major employer, will put about 12,000 jobs on furlough in late April, reducing gross pay by about $68.5 million, according to a White House summary of state-by-state impacts.
Primary and secondary education in Colorado could see $16.5 million chopped from its budget this year, the document said, half of it from programs for students with disabilities.
At Tuesday's school board meeting, Lori Haukeness, assistant superintendent for Montezuma-Cortez School District Re-1, said Title 1 grants - awarded to districts with low performance scores or high poverty rates - are due to be slashed by roughly 5.5 percent. The district also wants to hire six teachers for kindergarten and first grade to shrink class sizes, but those plans may have to be altered, she said.
The Ute Mountain Ute tribe could feel the ripple effects of cuts tp the Bureau of Indians Affairs and Indian Health Services.
Public lands agencies in Southwest Colorado were unable to specify how they'd be affected.
Mesa Verde National Park, which the Cortez Journal reported last month was on the hook for $321,000 in potential cuts, still reported being in a "holding pattern."
Spokeswoman Betty Lieurance said the park received a waiver to hire seasonal employees, like tour guides, maintenance workers and archaeologists. Summer hours officially begin Memorial Day weekend, but the more famous sights are, for now, scheduled to open for guided tours earlier: the Cliff Palace on April 7 and Balcony House on April 21.
Lieurance said shortening park hours might end up being necessary, but was hesitant to name any specific dates at present.
"There are a lot of variables, and we are hopeful something will be decided," she said. "The closer we get to the (tourist) season the more we'll be looking at those solutions."
Similar befuddlement came from Shannon Borders, public affairs specialist with the Bureau of Land Management's Southwest district.
"It's too early to say. They're analyzing the budget now," she said.
Borders' San Juan National Forest counterpart, Ann Bond, was traveling and not immediately available for comment.
So the waiting game continues.
Sequestration has elicited, somewhat predictably, divergent reactions in Washington, D.C.. Fiscal conservatives scoff at the cuts as drops in the bucket. Congressional Democrats, some Republicans and President Obama have warned of hampered economic growth. A poll of 196 economists surveyed by the National Association for Business Economics revealed that almost all - 94 percent - agreed that the federal deficit was a problem, but more than 70 percent thought the sequester was ill-advised, according to Reuters.
Journal Staff Writer Michael Maresh contributed to this story.


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Introductions 2
Posted 30 March 2007 - 08:05 PM
Posted 29 April 2007 - 08:33 PM
I joined the site last week and must say that it is quite lovely. =^^= All my life I've been sensitive to presences. I know little about spirits other than what experience has taught me, and several terrifying experiences have left me with an intense phobia mingled with extreme curiosity. I'm here to attempt to lift fear and embrace my spirituality. It's so nice to have finally found a community that acknowledges the other realm and doesn't simply write it off as insanity. Thanks for that!
Posted 08 May 2007 - 11:07 PM
Posted 08 June 2007 - 06:10 PM
To be honest though not at all a skeptic I am slow to conclude what something is or why an occurrence of anything that might appear to be supernatural occurred.
I can not conclude i have ever really seen a ghost but i have seen and heard things , LOL! I do not mean hallucinations either at least i sure hope not.
All things of this sort i am drawn toward because i am the curious type.
This is a very nice site and i really like the emoticons and Icons.
Posted 09 June 2007 - 02:59 PM
Posted 17 June 2007 - 07:38 PM
A place to introduce yourself.
My name is Sally and I am a psychic and medium who lives by Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I am looking to meet others like me in my area. BTW, I'm not a professional psychic or medium, I'm just a weirdo who talks to ghosts!
I have been thinking about starting to do readings for people on a more often basis but need a mentor. I did a reading for a lady the other day (someone from my class) and her energy stunk!
Also, are there any other ghost hunters in the Milwaukee area?! It would be great to be part of a cool ghost hunter group! Maybe I could even talk to them for you....(they say, Hi!)
Ghostie Hugs,
Posted 22 June 2007 - 02:46 AM
Posted 14 July 2007 - 11:33 PM
Russ, 93.
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Posted 16 July 2007 - 03:38 PM
I'm another newbie. I look forward to getting to know you all and sharing in the discussions on various topics. I'm quite interested in reading some of your tales, and experiences. It will take me a few days to learn my way around, but I'm here I really want to learn more about the paranormal world.
Posted 16 July 2007 - 10:55 PM
My name's Kat, and I am from Australia. I am a lifelonger (always have had strange experiences with the supernatural that I consider to be normal and always thought everyone experienced it too) and even though these weird things keep happening, I still feel like I inherited my abilities without the manual so I stumble through each experience, learning as I go...I am hoping to connect with others here who might shed some light or share some similarities with me.
So yeah, I guess this is 'hi' and I will catch you round the threads.
Posted 17 July 2007 - 12:52 AM
We're gonna have to extend the village limits signs on out there pretty soon...whatta ya'll think??? LOL
Once again...I hope all of you find a wonderful home like I have here at the Village. Once your here, your family!!
Posted 17 July 2007 - 05:03 AM
Welcome everyone!! Wow, so many new people!! That's great though isn't it??
We're gonna have to extend the village limits signs on out there pretty soon...whatta ya'll think??? LOL
Once again...I hope all of you find a wonderful home like I have here at the Village. Once your here, your family!!
Beeca, or is it "once you're here, you can never leave" ? :woohoo: lol
Posted 17 July 2007 - 05:27 AM
Glad to have you here.
Posted 17 July 2007 - 04:43 PM
Russ, 93
Welcome back Russ
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Five members of the local Lake of the Ozarks chapter of the Missouri Master Naturalist program turned out on Monday, May 6 for the final planting of a new rain garden.
Five members of the local Lake of the Ozarks chapter of the Missouri Master Naturalist program turned out on Monday, May 6 for the final planting of a new rain garden.
The rain garden, adjacent to the plant sales area of Gifted Gardens at Lake area Industries in Camdenton, was designed to address stormwater runoff from the road and parking lot, and the resulting erosion issues.
This effort was a successful collaboration between Lake Area Industries, local businesses, Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS), Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), and the Missouri Master Naturalist program.
Adam Coulter, Urban Conservationist (NRCS), spearheaded the design and construction of the rain garden.
Labor and supplies were donated by local businesses. Jodi Moulder, Private Land Conservationist (MDC), provided the garden design featuring many Missouri native plants that are not only beautiful, but also well adapted to conditions in the rain garden.
Moulder also coordinated the volunteer efforts of the Master Naturalists.
And finally, Master Naturalists turned out to work along side Lake Area Industries employees to plant the garden and apply a thick layer of protective mulch.
A rain garden is a special kind of garden designed to collect and absorb heavy stormwater runoff.
Usually, it is a small garden which is designed with plants selected to withstand the extremes of moisture.
They should be located close to the source of the runoff and serve to slow the stormwater as it travels downhill, giving the stormwater more time to infiltrate and less opportunity to gain momentum and erosive power.
On the final planting day, Adam Coulter was on hand to oversee the planting and give the final plant installation advice.
Moulder and the Missouri Master Naturalist volunteers selected the native plants from the Gifted Garden stock, and created the final garden design based on the available plant stock.
After the plants were in the ground, a final layer of thick decorative mulch was applied was spread on top, and the plants were well watered to get them established.
While this garden will need to be watered until the plants get established, over time this will become a beautiful and low maintenance garden, requiring little care and only occasional maintenance.


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