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HILLSDALE � State President of Republican Women Sandra Kahn traveled to Hillsdale Wednesday from Saginaw to visit the Hillsdale club.
The club met at noon at Johnny T�s Bistro for a business meeting and luncheon prior to the program. Their 2013 Theme is �Rebuilding America: Educating and Reflecting Conservative Values.�
As state president of the Republican Women�s Federation of Michigan (RWFM), Kahn said she is on a mission to visit all the clubs in the state this year. Her program included an interactive time for questions, discussion, and feedback from the membership.
A former High School English teacher, retirement plan administrator and office manager, Kahn has been a member of the Saginaw County Republican Women�s Club for many years, having given 21 years of service to the Republican party at every level. She has held the position of corresponding secretary, treasurer, recording secretary and two terms as club president.
Kahn has been a member of the RWFM Board of Directors since 2006, where she served two terms as RWFM treasurer and one term as RWFM assistant treasurer.
Kahn said she feels honored to represent Michigan�s Federation of Republican Women�s Clubs at a time when public political involvement and education is vital to the future of the country and to the Republican Party.
�The Michigan Republican Women�s Clubs play a key role in this effort and I am proud of the work they are doing in our state,� she said. �The state federation is doing some things that I want all the clubs to have an awareness of.�
One of the first things mentioned coming up April 13 in Howell, is an all day, free event focused on women supporting women veterans.
�We�re hoping for a well designed program to have women�s organizations supporting our troops because women are routinely left out�we need to take care or our women vets,� Kahn said.
She is hoping to involve one or two people from every county in Michigan to become involved and know when someone is being discharged, so vets can be contacted to let them know what can be done for them.The next event Kahn encouraged membership to attend is Legislative Day from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. April 18.
�It�s important to back each other up when working in bodies of government,� she said.
On May 4 in Midland, a �Tribute to Women� day will be held to honor women who go to Republican women organizations. Ruth Johnson is the tributee this year.
�We really respect these women,� Kahn said. �What stands out is that they are serious.�
Another area starting up is the creation of a legislative liaison committee. Kahn said there are some issues that will require some pressure, such as the Common Core Data Standards adopted in 2010. She encouraged members to join groups on Facebook as this is the easiest way to communicate.
Lastly, Kahn encouraged members to become involved on a nominating committee as the same people generally are nominated.
�I know we have talents in the clubs and we won�t know�if you don�t get a variety of involvement,� she said. �State presidents are asked to tell their clubs names in state offices.�
Also presented at the meeting was a �Legislative Minute� presented by Secretary Connie Gale. She prepared a political briefing detailing the cost of federal regulations during President Obama�s first term as researched through the NFRW.
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After shootings, detectives also focused on killer's slain mother
State Police Commissioner Rueben F. Bradford called the multi-pronged investigation that followed the Dec. 14, 2012, massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School unparalleled in the 110-year history of the state police.
While local, state and federal agencies all were involved in trying to unravel the course of events that day, the brunt of the work fell to state police detectives, as detailed in the reams of paperwork associated with the investigation released on Friday.
While the primary investigation centered on the school and killer Adam Lanza, members of the state police Eastern District Major Crime Squad, led by Detective David Lamoureux, traveled to Lanza's home to investigate the death of Lanza's mother, Nancy Lanza. The group typically handles all major investigations in a 42-town area covering Tolland, Windham, Middlesex and New London counties.
Their conclusion is a blunt one. Between 8 and 9 a.m. on Dec. 14, 2012, Adam Lanza entered his mother's bedroom and shot her four times in the head with a .22 caliber rifle as she lay in bed. He left the gun on the floor near his mother, locked the house and drove her 2010 black Honda Accord to Sandy Hook Elementary School, where he shot and killed 20 students and six educators before shooting himself.
The summary of the investigation belies the numerous hours spent tracking Nancy Lanza's movements, purchases and interactions in the days before the crime. Police processed evidence, conducted numerous interviews and documented the crime scene - all painstakingly documented in the hundreds of pages of partially redacted paperwork released Friday.
State police detectives were not the first into the Lanza home at 36 Yogananda St. in Newtown on the day of the shooting. Records show a state police tactical unit had forced their way in and found Nancy Lanza's body shortly after the school shooting.
Detectives began their search at about 5:30 p.m. after a search warrant was applied for and granted. The search was documented by digital video, photos and a sketched map of the entire house, some of which was included in the documents released Friday.
The detectives worked with members of the FBI's behavioral analysis unit and agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, who obtained information on the weapons found there.
Among the numerous guns, boxes of ammunitions and paraphernalia associated with target shooting were signs that Nancy Lanza was seeking to better understand her son. Books on a living room shelf included "Look Me in the Eye - My Life with Asperger's," and "Born on a Blue Day - Inside the Extraordinary Mind of an Autistic Savant."
In Adam Lanza's bedroom, police found two windows with shades drawn and edges of the shades affixed to the wall with tape. He had apparently smashed the hard drive of his computer with a 5-pound dumbbell. They found more ammunition, newspaper articles about mass shootings and a .303 caliber rifle inside an open safe in his closet.
Detectives reviewed Nancy Lanza's day planner and learned she had stayed at the Omni Mount Washington Resort between Dec. 11 and Dec. 13. According to an unidentified old friend Nancy Lanza met with while in New Hampshire, "the trip was an experiment to allow Adam to stay at home alone for a few days," according to the police records.
Detectives Jeffrey R. Payette and David Lamoureux traveled to New Hampshire, where they found out where Nancy Lanza had dined, what stores she had visited - even the fact that she had had a muffin delivered by room service at the hotel and bought five bottles of wine on her ride home.
Detectives also learned from an unidentified acquaintance that Nancy Lanza had thought about selling her Newtown home and moving to Washington state or North Carolina, according to the police documents. Adam Lanza had expressed interest in a school in Washington, and Nancy Lanza had told the acquaintance she had a friend in North Carolina who agreed to mentor him.
The sale of the house was postponed, police said, because Nancy Lanza knew she would not be able to show the house with her son there.
Instead, she had apparently developed a plan to purchase a recreational vehicle. During a trip with her son, "she could have Adam out of the house, they could effectuate their move and meanwhile sell her house," according to police records.
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Conservatives are obsessed by the notion that the only way to economic recovery is a ruthless cutting of social programs: Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, education, scientific research, unemployment benefits, school lunch programs, etc. They need to be reminded, first of all, that Social Security has no connection to the National Debt. Congress must end the practice of "borrowing" large sums - unlikely to be repaid - from Social Security to meet other government obligations. Social Security is a trust fund, a savings account created by American workers as retirement income. As a pension program, it ought to be sequestered and absolutely unavailable as a source of revenue.
Our right-wing congressmen could perhaps acquire some empathy for the suffering middle class if they would break out of their beltway cocoon and spend some time with the homeless, the poor, the unemployed, the disabled, those working two or three part-time jobs with low pay and no benefits. And then they should look seriously at recent examples of attempted economic recovery plans. England has chosen the austerity route, drastically cutting social programs. This has only further sunk their economy, dropping them just behind Spain and Italy. Unfortunately, England lacks the leverage to borrow large sums on the world market so as to belatedly create jobs. The United States can borrow large sums at little cost to fund work projects that will lift up the middle class, reduce unemployment, generate tax revenues and consequently lower the debt.
Congress should adopt the policies of the Clinton administration that created jobs (10 times those by Bush), raised taxes on the wealthiest, and boomed our economy. Clinton left office with a budget surplus and a shrinking debt, a legacy that Bush-Cheney set about squandering in reckless wars, deregulation, tax breaks for the wealthiest. This launched a $2 trillion debt, a lingering problem, but the real problem is revenue shortfall, correctable by full unemployment, fair taxes, ending subsidies to Big Oil, closing tax loopholes (one fourth of our major corporations pay no taxes), slashing the bloated defense budget, reining in the industrial-military complex to address peacetime needs.
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Kent County Levy Court unveiled its FY 2014 budget over the course of two budget review sessions this month.
Kent County Levy Court unveiled its FY 2014 budget over the course of two budget review sessions this month.
The county unveiled a balanced budget, where expenditures and revenues are even at $23.4 million. The county also has said that property tax and library tax rates will remain unchanged.
The property tax rate will remain at 30 cents per $100 of taxable value, which is 60 percent of the assessed value of a property. The total revenue from property taxes for fiscal year 2014 is estimated at north of $9.6 million.
The library tax rate is set at 3.3 cents per $100 of tax value of those properties located in unincorporated areas. The estimated revenue from the library tax is $614,000.
One of the large chunks of the budget is capital projects. The budget listed a total of 23 proposed capital projects, which included everything from purchasing a replacement lawnmower for the parks department to a new 15-passenger van for the recreation department.
At the second budget review, held March 12, the Levy Court came to a consensus to fund all of the capital improvement projects listed on the budget. The total estimated cost for all of the projects is $534,900, though nothing is set in stone until the budget is introduced to the public and then adopted.
The budget review process involved the deliberation of several action items.
One of the action items that drew a lot of debate was whether to fund a cost of living adjustment for the county employees. The budget as it was presented on March 7 did not include any COLA increases.
A 1 percent COLA increase would cost the county $145,600, $113,200 of which would come from the general fund and $32,400 of which would come from the sewer fund. A typical market-based increase in COLA for the region is 2.1 percent.
"I would support a COLA, because everybody needs something," said Commissioner Allan Angel. "We seem to be doing very well with handing money out last year and we are doing it again this year. It's time to give back from within first."
However Commissioners Glen Howell and Eric Buckson were not so sure. Buckson pointed out that they had given a 2.2 percent increase the year before. He also expressed concern over how salary increases would look to the state.
"The state is the big dog on the porch and I guarantee If I'm sitting up there trying to put together a budget as a legislator and I'm watching the county give away money I won't forget that," Buckson said.
Howell agreed.
"I just wonder if we're inadvertently conditioning employees to expect some sort of increase every year," he said. "How do you stop?"
There was also discussion of pairing the COLA with a step increase. Within each pay grade for County Employees there are steps, it is a merit based system where employees who received satisfactory employee evaluations are a pay increase.
The cost to the county per 1 percent step increase would be $127,300, $98,700 of which would come from the general fun and $28,600 of which would come from the sewer fund.
The debate over raises broke into three factions. Angel wanted a 2 percent COLA, without a step, because, according to him, a COLA applies to everyone while a step is merit based.
Buckson and Howell supported a 1 percent COLA increase and a one-step raise.
"[County Administrator] Mike [Petit de Mange] has presented a sound approach on a yearly basis and we don't typically deviate from his ideas of how to maintain this current trend of a balanced budget, until we come to look at pay raises and then we typically deviate, and I caution that," Buckson said.
The other four commissioners supported 2 percent COLA and a 1 percent step increases. In the end, that's the path the majority of the commission appears to support.
Howell said the raises could alienate constituents working in the private sector who are struggling.
"As commissioners we have to wear two hats, one is of the policy maker, the other is of the constituent. There are so many people out there that are struggling, people who can't find jobs and then they find out county employees are getting a raise, that doesn't go over to well," Howell said. "My counter point would be that we're not raising taxes to do this, but constituents don't always think right. To me 2 percent is very conservative."
With 288 county employees and an overall cost to the county of $291,200, raises would average out to $1,011 per employee.
The Levy Court also came to a consensus to propose giving county retirees at 2 percent COLA increase. That would cost the county an additional $39,000.


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ONSTED � The Onsted High School boys basketball team hung tough early, but the sharp-shooting Hillsdale Hornets pulled away to capture a 52-28 victory over their Lenawee County Athletic Association opponent.
Hillsdale (14-2, 10-2 LCAA) is now alone in first place in the conference. The Hornets have won five straight games and swept the two-game regular season series from the Wildcats.
"That's a very good team," said Onsted coach Brad Maska. "They're a tough matchup for us, because all five of their guys can knock down the 3-pointer."
The Hornets rang up a total of six 3-pointers, five of which came off the hands of senior guard Jimmy Chase, who registered a game-high 20 points.
"Chase is probably our best 3-point shooter, and he's be a little quiet for us," said Hillsdale coach Brad Felix. "I don't want to say he's been off, but he's been in that 7-8 point range lately. We were going to put him on (Zach) Cranson tonight, but decided to go with someone else and save his legs. I don't know if it helped or not, but he got going."
Cranson registered five points in the first quarter to keep the Wildcats (9-6, 7-5 LCAA) within striking distance. The senior guard finished with a team-best eight points.
Trailing 11-8 heading into the second stanza, Onsted put points on the board first, but Chase immediately responded with a trey from the wing and the Hornets soon went on a 12-4 run to secure a 28-15 halftime lead.
Hillsdale came out firing in the second half, ringing up seven quick points to force a Wildcats timeout. Onsted was unable to regroup, recording a single field goal in the third quarter as the Hornets expanded their lead to 41-20 by the start of the fourth quarter.
"The kids want to do so well, but when you miss shots it's hard to get back on defense," Maska said. "That's an excuse, but again, they have a lot of guys who can knock down shots."
Chase sank two more shots from 3-point land in the fourth quarter to help Hillsdale continue building upon its lead until the final whistle.
Chase was joined in double figures by junior swingman Brandon Bisher who added 11 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to claim the game's only double-double. Senior guard Andrew Wilcox chipped in with a game-best six
Wildcats senior forward Reese Klebba tied Bisher with a game-high 14 boards, while junior center Devin Louden patrolled the inside to pick up a game-high six blocks.
"When we're shooting well, we have a lot of options," Felix said. "You have to shoot pretty well from the perimeter, because it's tough to get good looks inside with Louden sitting in there. We started getting more shots to fall, and we got more confident offensively."
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1:00 am
Masterpiece Mystery! "Wallander, Series III - Before The Frost" Wallander is on the trail of an escapee and serial arsonist from a psychiatric hospital, when he is visited by Anna, an old friend of Linda, his estranged daughter. As arson attacks occur, Anna appears to be connected in some way. Wallander must reconcile with Linda and join forces to find Anna at all costs.G
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Dialogue "Samuel Hunter" Host Marcia Franklin talks with Moscow native playwright Samuel Hunter about his works and the influence of Idaho in his plays. Hunter, who was in Boise recently to help direct one of his plays, is the recipient of a 2011 Obie Award, the equivalent of a Tony Award for off-Broadway productions, for his play A Bright New Boise.G
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Sesame Street "Hansel & Gretel's Playdate with Big Bird" Hansel and Gretel come to Sesame Street for a play date with Big Bird. As they walk to Big Bird's nest, Hansel realizes that he's not sure how to get back to the subway station afterwards. Gretel agrees and thinks they should leave a trail, so they leave a trail of cookie crumbs. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Friends Help Each Other/Daniel Helps O Tell A Story" Friends Help Each Other - Daniel spends the day at Katerina Kittycat's house. Katerina is excited to show Daniel a birthday tea-party she set up all by herself for her stuffed animals! Katerina accidentally knocks the tea set on the floor, and is very upset that she ruined the party. Luckily, Daniel is a helpful friend and they reassemble the party together. D
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Martha Speaks "Martha Smells/Martha Hears" Martha Smells - Martha is secretly trapped inside Pablum and Weaselgraft's hideout. Martha Hears - For the same story from a different sensory perspective, Martha once again finds herself trapped in Weaselgraft and Pablum's lair, but this time she leads Helen and TD to their hideout by describing what she hears.G
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NOVA "Making Stuff Cleaner" David Pogue explores the science and business of clean energy, examining alternative ways to generate it, store it and distribute it. One scientist uses chicken feathers to create a cheap way to make hydrogen cars safer. Pogue looks at the dependency on a rare resource in South America to make lithium batteries and how scientists might devise a way for batteries to run on molten salts, abundant in the U.S. Part 3 of 4G
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Rick Steves' Europe "Portugal's Heartland" Rick eats barnacles in an old fishing town, marches with pilgrims, and views riches of the country's Golden Age.G
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Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "A Music Lover's Europe" For a totally different view of Europe, Rudy shows smart travelers how to organize a trip around a theme. Rudy discovers surprising and fresh takes on Europe as he sets out on a music lover's tour. Winning, live performances by the Sicilian folk band Diascouri, and by Groupo Emiliano, a zany, classically-trained quartet from Emilia Romagna, are the backbone of this offbeat trip. D
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The Desert Speaks "Wyoming's Red Desert" Host David Yetman hops into a 50-year-old BMW motorcycle sidecar to explore Wyoming's mysterious Red Desert, one of the least known and most threatened deserts in North America. Also called the "Great American Desert," this eight-million-acre area has vast and varying landscapes including the largest active sand dune system in North America and the Great Divide Basin - the only place in the United States where the Continental Divide splits before rejoining. It is also steeped in history and fable, with ties to the Oregon Trail and the gold rush, as well as its share of ghost towns. D
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Ciao Italia "Sicilian Pizza/Sfincione" You can't travel to Sicily without enjoying its trademark flatbread treat, Sfingione. But if you can't be there in body, be there in spirit when Mary Ann shows you an easy way to prepare this doughy treat studded with sardines, chunks of Scamorza cheese, spicy tomato sauce, topped with bread crumbs and baked in the oven. Joining it there is a Pizza with Artichoke Hearts and Salted Ricotta Cheese. D
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Taste of History "18th Century Animals" The variety of livestock we see on farms today differs significantly from the ones that were common during the Revolutionary Era. Modern techniques have plumped animals up and induced them to grow much more quickly. But an effort is underway at Colonial Williamsburg to get back to those original breeds. D
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Simply Ming "Dennis Lee & Cooking with the Binchotan" Sitting by the dock of the bay at San Francisco's Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, Ming shows viewers some of the city's best street food. Gone are the days of hot dogs, pretzels and fried dough. In their place you'll now find restaurant quality food in the form of Korean tacos, wood fired pizzas and Roti. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "A Slow and Easy Thanksgiving" Test cook Becky Hays uncovers the secrets to a slow and easy Thanksgiving with Braised Turkey and makes Bread Stuffing for a crowd. And finally, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews oven thermometers in the Equipment Corner. D
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Around The House with Matt and Shari "Flea Market Finds" We find our best stuff at flea markets, garage sales and Goodwill! Today we'll show you what we've found and how we are using it! We begin with a survival guide for successful flea market shopping. Then, Shari makes candle sticks from chair legs. Next, meet an artist that specializes in creating unique outdoor art from soldered, old tools. D
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Austin City Limits "Coldplay" The Grammy-winners and modern-rock giants have sold more than 50 million records worldwide. They perform their hits and selections from their album Mylo Xyloto.G
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Sesame Street "Baby Bear Comes Clean" Baby Bear is ready to go to Granny's house with Papa Bear. He has a nice, white shirt on that Papa Bear tells him to keep clean while he gets his sister dressed. While Baby Bear waits for them to get ready, Telly passes by with a bright purple ice cream cone in his hand. D
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Dinosaur Train "Confuciusornis Says/Tiny's Tiny Doll" Confuciusornis Says - The next stop on the World Tour takes the Pteranodons to Confuciusornis Gardens to visit a very wise, old dinosaur. They try some new foods, and learn to meditate, leaving them with their own enlightening mountain-top experience. Tiny's Tiny Doll - During the Pteranodons' World Tour, Tiny mistakenly leaves her favorite Tiny-Doll behind at Velociraptor Valley. D
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Super Why! "The Swiss Family Robinson" Little Boy Blue is stuck on a little island in Storybrook Pond and can't get back to shore. Super Why and his friends head into the story of The Swiss Family Robinson to meet a family who is just as stranded as Little Boy Blue. They'll need to use what's around them to survive in this do-it-yourself island adventure! Educational Objectives: To learn to think creatively in tricky situations. D
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Jumping on the Moon/Sneezy Riders" Jumping on the Moon - Nick and Sally are trying to jump high enough to touch the moon, but "what goes up must come down" says the Cat. That's gravity! And to show them just what gravity is, that means a trip to the moon! That's where they meet Astronaut Audrey who takes them for a space walk to learn all about gravity. Sneezy Riders - Sally and Nick are playing hide and seek, but Nick keeps sneezing! How can they stop it from happening? Good thing Cat's friend Cluey Looey will be able to help them! At Muddyfeet Waterhole they discover that Louie is having the same problem! Nothing a trip inside Louie's nose can't solve! Inside a super shrunken Thingamajigger, Nick, Sally and Cat discover what causes sneezing and what they can do to avoid it from happening!. D
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Wild Kratts "Elephant in the Room" The brothers come across a lone baby elephant and bring him back to the Tortuga HQ for safety until they can find his mom. But they learn how mischievous baby elephants can be and get more than they bargained for when it almost destroys the Tortuga! As they rush to get the baby elephant home, the WildKratts team realizes that animals have different structures that serve various functions in growth and survival. And an elephant's trunk is like the multipurpose tool of "creature features" with hundreds of uses, including: showering, blasting water, grabbing, lifting, communicating, "hearing", pushing and pulling. D
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Sara's Weeknight Meals "Carnivores Unite!" We get it: most of America runs on beef, pork and chicken. So today, Sara's got meat and lots of it. Sara marries the juicy burger marries with Korean barbecue for her special Korean Burgers. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Little Europe: San Marino, Monaco, Vatican City, Liechtenstein, and Andorra" Don't blink as Rick blitzes through Europe's tiniest countries. Vatican City, the world's smallest country, comes with the planet's biggest church. He also visits the fairytale princedom of Monaco, Italy's last independent hill town of San Marino, castle-guarded principality of Liechtenstein, and tiny Andorra.G
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Are You Being Served? "Apartment" Mrs. Slocombe is moving but finds her new address occupied by squatters. So, she sets up in a vacant unit and is joined by Mr. Humphries.G
6:00 pm
As Time Goes By "Future Imperfect" To ease Lionel's financial situation, Alistair suggests the country house be sold.G
6:30 pm
Ladies of Letters Damon takes Irene's tablets and thinks he is a dingo. Irene and Karen give him the slip and get to Lesley's house. Lesley and Karen get along famously and Karen gives birth to a boy, two months earlier than expected.G
7:00 pm
The Red Green Show "The Dandruff Foundation" The men find a charity for the Lodge to affiliate with as a way of avoiding tax and receiving government grants. Red makes a device to automatically clear snow from a driveway.G
7:30 pm
Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket "Country Retreat" Hyacinth wants to convince Richard that they should buy a small cottage in the country as a retreat, but Richard learns her idea of small differs from his.G
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The Thin Blue Line "The Honey Trap" Dawkins is furiously jealous of Fowler's admiration for Habib, albeit as star of his pub quiz team. That worsens when CID needs her as sexy, secret bait for a "honey trap." Alas for Fowler, that part proves incompatible with the quiz.G
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Outnumbered Karen recreates "Britain's Got Talent." Ben takes a close interest in Dad's medical tests. Mum thinks Jake's healthy interest in girls is becoming unhealthy.G
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My Family "Cards on the Table" Ben's poker school is costing him a fortune, while Susan's visit to fortuneteller Zelda Nobbs reveals that something far more deadly is in the cards.G
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My Hero "Time & Time Again" George time travels to stop seven-year-old Janet from breaking her arm, only to find out she is no longer his wife upon his return.G
10:00 pm
Are You Being Served? "Apartment" Mrs. Slocombe is moving but finds her new address occupied by squatters. So, she sets up in a vacant unit and is joined by Mr. Humphries.G
10:30 pm
As Time Goes By "Future Imperfect" To ease Lionel's financial situation, Alistair suggests the country house be sold.G
11:00 pm
Ladies of Letters Damon takes Irene's tablets and thinks he is a dingo. Irene and Karen give him the slip and get to Lesley's house. Lesley and Karen get along famously and Karen gives birth to a boy, two months earlier than expected.G
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma students are invited to participate in the National Tornado Summit Poster Contest.
The contest, sponsored by Oklahoma Farm Bureau, is an opportunity to encourage artistic expression and raise public awareness of severe weather safety.
"It is inspiring to include children in a fun, creative way to help communicate the importance of preparing for severe weather in our state," said National Tornado Summit Co-Chair John Wiscaver. "The value of the National Tornado Summit is significant to all ages, and we look forward to seeing the students' work while giving back to the education system."
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The Book Fair is a place of vast variety, reflecting the infinite interests of writers and bookbuyers. This is why I turn aside the suggestions of those who tell me not to waste space on, say, Cliff's Notes or ten year-old interior decorating tomes. There are people, in fact, who don't see why I clutter the joint with cookbooks. It's a narrow philosophy: If they, personally, find a book uninteresting, "it'll never sell".
I have thus earned the reputation of Cockeyed Optimist, one who gleefully greets each donation with the conviction that this, at last, will make us rich. I don't really. I'm unfit for the role of any kind of optimist. I'm contrary, that's all. Just tell me "it'll never sell", and my mind starts to race.
Once upon a time, a woman significant in Chicago history offered us books. I've forgotten her name, but you'll remind me. She was the first female gynecologist to practice in Chicago. Starting in the 1930s, she was attending to patients well into her nineties. At this point, though, she had decided to get rid of her professional library, some forty boxes of books and bound periodicals.
We do not, as a rule, accept middle-aged medical books. But this was different, or so I kept saying. Women's Studies was a growing discipline in the academic world, and one hot aspect of this was the study of medical treatment of women through the ages. Surely someone needed sixty-year runs of obstetrics journals and all these Clinics of North America volumes. (The Clinics of North America are slender monthly volumes available in a number of different flavors: Psychiatric Clinics, Nursing Clinics, Veterinary Clinics, etc. Each month each series published a volume on some specialized topic: Family Therapy, say, in this month's Psychiatric Clinics of North America. They make for an impressive shelf in someone's office.)
Over the complaints of the people who had to haul it in, we accepted the library. And we made money on it right away. A local retailer wanted stacks of books to put in the window; we rented them ten boxes of these. How the public reacted to women's fashion being displayed in front of stacks of Modern Obstetrics magazine, I never heard.
I did think a little extra effort might be needed to move the library, so I sent postcards to every women's studies department and women's health clinic in northern Illinois. This was pre-computer, so I had to address each one personally and write out my paragraph on how valuable this collection could be. The set-up volunteers, come July, grumbled but duly displayed the books, sorting them into nice even rows in the Health section. We were ready for the onslaught of Women's Studies scholars.
No happy ending this time, friends and neighbors: the nice even rows were right there when the Book Fair ended. I can hear the echoes of "I told you so" this very day. But I didn't give up.
In pricing all these books, I had noticed that the Gynecological Clinics of North America had three times covered a subject dear to the hearts of certain, um, grown-up magazines. No, don't turn away; it's a strictly G-rated condition. They had discussed the question of hirsutism, or excessive hair. I knew I could sell these on eBay, if not to the Newberry's usual sort of customer. The Clinics were all mixed together, though. So I set a volunteer at the south end of the table to hunt them out while I started at the other end
You are correct. Someone had done it before us. Of the roughly 150 volumes of the Gynecological Clinics of North America, exactly three were missing.
This story has few morals, but it does have one. The world of bookbuyers is one of astonishing variety and dedication. Never underestimate what they'll go through to find what they're looking for.


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The Epistocracy of Briktopia was founded in R. 2,009 on Strazzel IX only a few months after the dark ages ended in that system. Initially the Briktopians warred against the Krude Konstruktion Kingdom which was helped by Deadly Spacemen. Eventually, in early R. 2,010 the Briktopians were forced to leave Strazzel IX in an Exodus wich lead them to the system of Reval. Some time later, towards the end of R. 2,010, it turned out that the Krude Konstruktion Kingdom was secretly funded by the Immortal Empire. Now, in R. 2,011 the conquest of Reval by the Briktopians is in full swing. At the same time the Briktopians are improving and growing their military in preparation for the upcoming Immortal War.
The system of Reval is only a few sectors away from Strazzel IX where the Briktopians originated. It consists of several two-dimensional planes floating in space. Some of the planes are covered with baseplates but most of them are barren plains with a few brick constructions here and there. The minifigs do not know what these planes are made of, neither does it matter to them. They are solid, they can walk, build and fight on them.
Reval is not uninhabitated though. Deadly Spacemen reside here. There have been sightings of the Krude Konstruktion Kingdom, Pirates and as of late even Akkadians.
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Like all minifig civilizations of the BrikVerse, the sole purpose of the Briktopians is constant warfare featuring the most hilarious amounts of wanton destruction. Where possible the Briktopians will follow the way of SNOT, finesse and color coordination. Briktopia is led by Mirduk, the philosopher king, and appointed Archons effectively making it an Epistocracy. The philosopher king has mastered not only the art of warfare or how to rule but is also learned about quasi-immortality. In case he is killed he mysteriously returns.
Every other minifig in Briktopia belongs to the guardian caste which means they are brought up and trained as warriors. Most Briktopians get standard training which makes them proficient users of most arms. Some receive special training and become pilots or specialists for certain purposes (e.g. for close or unarmed combat, sniping, fireworks etc.). The most talented ones, whose skills vastly exceed those of the regular guardians are given command over parts of the Briktopian Armed Forces as Strategos. They are the true heroes of Briktopia.
When they are not waging battles all the Briktopians spend their "freetime" in a virtual reality environment similar to the MayTricks. There, they relive the battles fought on a place called Revalus, putting them back into a time of medieval warfare. The philosopher kings designed this virtual reality to both quench and produce the bloodthirst resident within all Briktopians. Also it serves as extra training grounds. From time to time some know-it-all minifigs claim that due to the nature of the BrikVerse and the power of koincidence, the protagonists and happenings on Revalus, even the place itself, is anything but virtual. Those minifigs are duly executed.
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Mirduk, the philosopher king, rules Briktopia.
Strategoi of Briktopia: Apollyon, General Lukas, Colonel Raszack
The Briktopian Armed Forces (BAF) are currently rethinking their doctrines of land, air and space based combat. New weapon systems are under heavy development with the Immortal Conflict in mind.
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Battle for the Rainbow Demon Forum Thread
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Coby Robinson hit two homers and drove in four runs to rally Derby to a 6-5 victory over El Dorado in Derby on Friday night.
The loss snaps a four-game Jayhawk League winning streak.
The second-place Broncos did not lose any ground as league-leading Hays fell to Liberal 7-5.
El Dorado got two gift runs in the first when Todd Ritchie singled to open the game. He scored when the Derby catcher George Haaland threw wildly to first after David Parrett had struck out for what appeared to be the third out of the inning. Parrett wound up on second and scored on Clayton Taylor's single.
Tyler Ware homered in the third to make it 3-0.
Thomas Clay singled in John Coen, who had singled, in the fourth.
However, Robinson hit a three-run homer in the sixth for a 5-4 lead.
After Derby tacked on a run in the seventh to make it 7-5, El Dorado went to work again.
Clay opened the eighth with a homer. After Parrett singled and Christian Cox was hit by a pitch, Wade Stramp singled. However, on the play, Parrett was thrown out at home on a controversial play.
The Broncos threatened again in the ninth. With runners on first and second, Clay drove on to right that right-fielder Brandon Matthews made a catch of, advancing runners to second and third. After Ware was intenionally walked to load the bases, Parrett struck out to end the game.
El Dorado 201 010 010 -- 5 10 0
Derby 001 013 10x -- 6 7 2
W -- Raeber. L -- Cotton. Save -- Westerhouse. HR -- El; Dorado: Clay, Ware; Derby: Robinson 2.
El Dorado: Ritchie 1-3, Clay 2-5, Ware 1-3, Parrett 1-5, Taylor 1-4, Esposito 0-3, Cox 0-0, Stramp 2-4, Roming 1-3, Coen 2-3.
Derby batting: Coppola 1-2, Scott 2-3, McMurray 0-4, Boston 0-3,. Luther 0-3, Carabajal 0-2, Matthews 0-1, Robinson 2-4, Haaland 0-2, Moore 0-2, Ward 2-3.
El Dorado pitching: Cotton 5 1/3-5, Smidt 2/3-1, Gulzow 2-0.
Derby pitching: Garcia-Perrerria 5-2, Raeber 2-0, McLean 2/3-1, Westerhouse 1 1/3-0.
Broncos 4 Derby 3
Christian Cox allowed just one earned run in six innings, and John Coen and Todd Ritchie had crucial hits to help El Dorado nip host Derby 4-3 Saturday night.
Ritchie got the Broncos on the baord in the first with a leadoff single. After a sacrifce and a pair of walks loaded the bases, Ritchie trotted home when Clayton Taylor was hit by a pitch.
In the sixth, El Dorado tacked on two more. Wade Stramp opened with a single, was sacrificed to second by Coby Roming and scored on Coen's single.
Coen bolted for second early; and when Derby pitcher Brandon Matthews threw to first, it sailed over the first baseman's head and Coen ended up on third.
Ritchie grounded out to second, scoring Coen.
In the eighth, Patrick Esposito led off with a single. Stramp doubled him to third. Roming walked to load the bases. Coen popped up to short.
With the infield in, Ritchie hit a high chopper that resulted in Roming being forced at second, but Esposito scored on the play.
Cox struck out five and allowed just four hits in six innings.
Derek Miller pitched a 1-2-3 ninth for his fourth save.
El Dorado 100 002 010 -- 4 8 2
Derby 010 001 010 -- 3 5 1
WP -- Cox. LP -- Matthews. Save -- Miller.
El Dorado batting: Ritchie 1-3, Clay 0-4, Ware 0-4, Parrett 0-3, Droll 0-1, Taylor 1-3, Esposito 1-5, Stramp 2-4, Roming 1-3, Coen 2-3.
Derby batting: Bilbrey 1-4, Scott 0-3, McMurray 1-3, Boston 0-4, Luther 0-2, Carabajal 1-1, Coppola 0-2, Robinson 1-4, Moore 0-4, Ward 1-4.
El Dorado pitching: Cox 6-1, Posey 1-0, Gulzow 1-0, Miller 1-0.
Broncos 12 Denver 6
El Dorado struck for five runs in the second inning to defeat Denver's Cougars 12-6 Sunday night at McDonald Stadium.
Jake Luebbe went six innings to pick up the victory.
John Coen went 3 for 4 with a double and a triple, driving in three runs.
Jake Stramp continued his hot hitting with a single and a double. He also got two hits the previous night in a victory over Derby.
Denver Cougars 112 000 002 -- 6 9 4
El Dorado 051 202 02x 12 10 1
W -- Luebbe. L -- McLean. HR -- Denver: Germaine.
El Dorado batting: Cox 1-4, Clay 1-4, Ware 1-3, Droll 0-1, Parrett 1-4, Taylor 0-3, Stramp 2-3, Coen 3-4, Rosado 0-5, Ritchie 1-4.
El Dorado pitching: Luebbe 7-4, Resnick 2-2.
Broncos split with Derby, beat Denver 12-6
Coby Robinson hit two homers and drove in four runs to rally Derby to a 6-5 victory over El Dorado in Derby on Friday night.


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FreeCandy44 wrote:JS© wrote:Another Virgil sighting at Little Italy days.
No joke...rumor has it he was at the Greek Food Festival in Forest Hills yesterday.
I believe it.
Once I get home I'll post a pic of the million dollar belt. Ted would wbe pissed if he saw the condition of it. There are a few "stones" missing and looks like somebody spilled a shot on the back of it.


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Chief Ackley's lawyer says she does not want to retire
New London — Police Chief Margaret Ackley does not want to retire, and her attorney criticized the mayor Monday for calling for a special City Council meeting Monday to discuss a retirement proposal.
"I find it quite irresponsible of the mayor to propose an agenda item like this,'' said Attorney Richard Padykula of West Hartford.
"The chief continues to be committed to doing her job and protecting the citizens of the town,'' he said Monday. "There's no potential retirement proposal."
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio requested a closed-door meeting with the City Council Monday to discuss "the employment of, and a retirement proposal from attorneys representing, Police Chief Margaret Ackley ..." A second item on the agenda was to discuss "the status of pending and/or threatened litigation by Police Chief Margaret Ackley ..."
Council President Michael Passero said the mayor asked for the special meeting with the council.
"All I know about it is that the mayor requested a meeting with both those items on the agenda,'' Passero said.
But Monday night the administration withdrew the request to talk about a retirement proposal.
Before the meeting, Finizio said the chief has had another lawyer representing her, and there had been ongoing discussions about the chief retiring several months ago. He said the administration never shared the proposal with the council.
"The administration was not prepared to move forward on the potential retirement agreement, which her attorney suggested,'' he said. But since the council was going to briefed on the status of pending and/or threatened litigation, Finizio said, he wanted to inform the council of the potential agreement.
"There were other legal matters pertaining to the chief we were going to discuss, so we wanted to discuss the retirement proposal so we could have a more broad and well-rounded executive session," he said. "But since her attorney has publicly and on the record disclosed there is no agreement, ... those discussions are withdrawn."
City Attorney Jeffery Londregan confirmed that he had spoken with Ackley's attorney Monday morning and was told there was no retirement proposal on the table.
The council did meet Monday meet behind closed doors for about 30 minutes to discuss pending or threatened litigation by the chief. Londregan said the chief notified the city in August 2011 of a threat to sue over a contract dispute.
The council took no action when it returned to open session.
Ackley's attorney, who was not at the meeting, said the city has not treated the chief well over the years.
"The chief has been treated despicably,'' Padykula said. "We are going to continue to try and get the chief to be treated more fairly by the town."
In January 2012, the City Council rejected a $25,000 settlement agreement that the mayor made with Ackley over a dispute with a former city councilor. Around the same time, the council also rejected another agreement the mayor made with the chief, which would have paid her $63,000 in accrued compensation time pay.


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On behalf of the entire Chamber board of directors I would like to personally thank Sheila Wheeler for her enthusiastic work of getting everyone to decorate our community during the Christmas season.
I have never seen our little town look so beautiful and sparkling as it does this year.
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CRANBERRY TWP — Township police confirmed Friday that the skeletal remains found Feb. 16 along Dutilh Road are those of a former Beaver County man reported missing in July, but it still is not known how he died or why he was in the township.
Dental records and a driver's license discovered near the remains were used to identify Christopher Alan Menosky, according to a statement released Friday afternoon by township police.
The cause of death still is unknown, but there are no indications of foul play, police stated.
A man walking from UPMC Passavant Cranberry to the Cranberry Mall about 2:30 p.m. Feb. 16 came upon the human skeleton about 50 yards off Dutilh Road. The skull had a complete set of teeth.
According to earlier police reports, Menosky has apparently not had a fixed address for two years, and the investigation has not revealed why he was in Cranberry.
His personal information was entered into the FBI's National Crime Information Center's Missing and Unidentified Person Database, after his family reported him missing.


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At the time of his 204th birthday Tuesday, popular opinion on President Abraham Lincoln is all but unanimous.
At the time of his 204th birthday Tuesday, popular opinion on President Abraham Lincoln is all but unanimous.
Lincoln is consistently cited as one of the greatest American presidents, one who led the United States through perhaps its most turbulent period — the Civil War.
For those alive during Lincoln's tenure, however, that might come as something of a surprise. Dr. Bryan LeBeau, academic vice president for the University of Saint Mary, said that Lincoln was actually elected in 1860 with only 40 percent of the popular vote, the smallest such margin of victory in American history. LeBeau said Lincoln's use of executive power for efforts like the Emancipation Proclamation and the suspension of habeus corpus — the right of citizens to demand they be tried and face charges — caused some to cry foul, asserting that Lincoln had overstepped his boundaries. Signing the 13th Amendment of the Constitution that abolished slavery, a duty seen as specific to Congress, earned him an official legislative reprimand.
A copy of that amendment, with Lincoln's signature, is among the items in the Bernard H. Hall Lincoln Collection at the University of Saint Mary's DePaul Library. For the rest of the month, the university is celebrating the 16th president and its collection of Lincoln artifacts that some have called the largest west of the Mississippi with a series of events that began Tuesday with the opening of a traveling exhibit, "Lincoln, the Constitution and the Civil War," at De Paul Library through March 22. The exhibit was organized by the National Constitution Center and the American Library Association Public Programs Office and made possible by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
"It's more than just a collection of facts," LeBeau said of the exhibit.
Divided into six sections, he said "Lincoln, the Constitution and the Civil War" takes visitors through the issues that Lincoln was facing and the actions he took at the time. By the time he was inaugurated March 4, 1861, seven states had seceded from the Union and Congress was not in session. The attack by Confederate forces on Fort Sumter in South Carolina would come about a month later, becoming the first shots fired in the Civil War.
"He had to make some decisions very quickly with no constitutional guidance and no Congress either to help or hinder," LeBeau said.
Though the exhibit breaks the narrative into six sections, LeBeau said three major themes are at its core — slavery, secession and civil liberties. And while talk of the Civil War might seem far removed from more modern concerns, LeBeau said some of the same questions resonate today.
"We're one of the freest countries in the world and yet there are times when we step back and think 'what limits do we need to place on our liberties, on our freedoms?' at times when the nation itself seems to be threatened," he said.
Ashley Creek, access services librarian at the DePaul Library, said the exhibit is the largest such display the library has hosted. It will be open at the USM DePaul Library through March 22. The university announced this week it will host guided tours of the Bernard H. Hall Lincoln Collection as well as the traveling "Lincoln, the Constitution and the Civil War" exhibit Feb. 12 through March 6. Special tours are available by appointment from 1 to 2:30 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. every Wednesday evening through March 6. Call 913-758-6306 to schedule an appointment.


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