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Video: Alexander FD Tractor Pull
posted by Howard B. Owens in Tractor Pull, alexander, alexander fd, video.
Here's some of the action from the Alexander FD Tractor Pull last night. The pulls resume at 7 p.m.
July 13, 2019 - 10:28am
Winners announced for Kendra Haacke Memorial Fishing Derby
posted by Billie Owens in Kendra Haacke Memorial Fishing Derby, news, batavia, bergen, alexander.
Above, Julie Plath, of Batavia, was the 2019 winner in the girl category of the Kendra Haacke Memorial Fishing Derby. In this photo, she is not holding the winning 8" bass she caught.
Submitted photos and press release:
Free Fishing Day and the Kendra Haacke Memorial Fishing Derby took place at DeWitt Recreation Area on Saturday, June 29th.
As part of the NYSDEC's Free Fishing Weekend, no fishing license was required to participate. Families from Genesee, Monroe, Wyoming and Erie counties all traveled to Batavia to join in the free outdoor fun.
Friendly fishing guides were on hand to assist newbies with baiting a hook, casting and learning how to fish.
Forty-five children ages 16 and under participated in the fishing derby, catching a variety of panfish and bass.
Prizes were awarded for the largest fish caught each by a boy and a girl. This was the sixth annual Kendra Haacke Memorial Fishing Derby held at DeWitt Recreation Area. Each year the derby is sponsored by the Oakfield Alabama Lions Club.
This event was the result of collaboration between Genesee County Parks, Recreation & Forestry, the Oakfield-Alabama Lions Club, and ACORNS.
Fishing bait was provided by a generous donation from Walmart Supercenter of Batavia. All participants had the chance to win fishing tackle door prizes, and each derby winner took home a new rod and reel provided through a grant by Cabela's of Cheektowaga.
Congratulations to the 2019 Kendra Haacke Memorial Fishing Derby winners: Girls category winner Julia Plath, from Batavia, with her 8" bass catch; and a tie in the Boys category resulted in two winners, Luke Volkmar, from Bergen, with his 8 1⁄2" bass catch, and Michael Atkinson, from Alexander, with his 8 1⁄2" bass catch.
Special thanks to the Oakfield Alabama Lions Club, ACORNS, Walmart, and Cabela's for making this event possible!
For more information visit our website at http://www.co.genesee.ny.us/departments/parks/, or contact Shannon Lyaski at [email protected] or (585) 344-1122.
Below, is Luke Volkmar, of Bergen, who tied for first-place boys, with his new rod and reel, courtesy of Cabela's of Cheektowaga.
Below, is Michael Atkinson, of Alexander, who tied for first-place boys, with his new rod and reel, courtesy of Cabela's of Cheektowaga.
Seven local students named to Spring dean's list at Buffalo State College
posted by Billie Owens in Milestones, batavia, alexander, corfu, south byron, Oakfield.
BUFFALO -- Buffalo State College is pleased to recognize the following students who have been named to the Spring 2019 dean's list:
Kaylee Cassidy, of Batavia (14020)
Hannah Dunlap, of Batavia (14020)
Holly Grayson, of Oakfield (14125)
Brendon Kendall, of South Byron (14557)
Dylah Pantlin, of Batavia (14020)
Miranda Schiller, of Alexander (14005)
Matthew Stroka, of Corfu (14036)
In general, students who have completed at least 12 credit hours and who have attained a GPA of 3.5 or higher qualify for the Buffalo State dean's list.
Full criteria and grade-type exceptions can be found in the undergraduate catalog.
Buffalo State is a State University of New York (SUNY) college located in Buffalo. The college offers 79 undergraduate majors as well as many minors and certificate programs. Every year, thousands of students benefit from Buffalo State's community engagement, hands-on learning opportunities, and affordable SUNY tuition. Buffalo State also offers more than 60 graduate programs.
Herd of cattle reported by Molasses Hill railroad crossing in Alexander
posted by Billie Owens in alexander, news, scanner.
A railroad employee reports a "large herd of cattle" near the railroad crossing at Molasses Hill Road in Alexander. The caller said they "appear to be unfenced." A deputy is responding.
GCC Spring 2019 dean's list has 41 GC students on it
posted by Billie Owens in Milestones, alexander, batavia, corfu, Stafford, bergen, byron, Le Roy, Pavilion, bosom.
A total of 247 students from Genesee Community College were named to the dean's list for the Spring 2019 semester, and 41 of them live in Genesee County. Students honored on the dean's list have maintained full or part-time enrollment and earned a quality point index of 3.50 to 3.74.
Genesee County Spring 2019 dean's list students at GCC:
Caylin Walton of Alexander, NY (14005)
Ryli Crego of Alexander, NY (14005)
Scott Logan of Basom, NY (14013)
Thomas Claffey of Batavia, NY (14020)
Conner Schmit of Batavia, NY (14020)
Amanda Rodriguez of Batavia, NY (14020)
Rachel Flint of Batavia, NY (14020)
Madison Schady of Batavia, NY (14020)
Adam Dixson of Batavia, NY (14020)
Kelly Butler of Batavia, NY (14020)
Daysha Mast of Batavia, NY (14020)
Ashley Schiefer of Batavia, NY (14020)
Evan Bellavia of Batavia, NY (14020)
Amber Snyder of Batavia, NY (14020)
Danielle Joyce of Batavia, NY (14020)
Tyler Prospero of Batavia, NY (14020)
Austin Davis of Batavia, NY (14020)
Jessica Newton of Batavia, NY (14020)
Micheal Van Dorn of Batavia, NY (14020)
Kristen Saeva of Batavia, NY (14020)
Bailey Gavenda of Batavia, NY (14020)
Kitana Maher of Bergen, NY (14416)
Hayley Hoehn of Bergen, NY (14416)
Julia Menzie of Bergen, NY (14416)
Grace Campbell of Byron, NY (14422)
Kaeli LaFrance of Byron, NY (14422)
Jamie Maskell of Byron, NY (14422)
Brandon Kowalski of Corfu, NY (14036)
Ashlee Gilchrist of Corfu, NY (14036)
Jenna Salim of Corfu, NY (14036)
Mackenzie Simpson of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Morgan Luce of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Magnum Kibler of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Eva Rhoads of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Madison Brandes of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Sarah Glor of Oakfield, NY (14125)
Katelyn Barnes of Pavilion, NY (14525)
Kirsten Edwards of Pavilion, NY (14525)
Josilynn Russo of Pavilion, NY (14525)
Caleb Busch of Stafford, NY (14143)
Julie Carasone of Stafford, NY (14143)
Genesee Community College serves approximately 6,000 students per semester through more than 70 academic programs and certificates, including the Marketing and Social Media concentration within the Business Administration program, and the new Nanotechnology degree with ECC. On a microscopic scale, nanotech focuses on careers in biology, chemistry, electrical engineering, medicine and photovoltaics.
GCC's Student Success Center makes admissions, financial aid and enrollment a simple and efficient process. The college has earned three national sports titles The athletics program, housed in the state-of-the-art Richard C. Call Arena hosts more than a dozen intercollegiate men's and women's teams.
Highly convenient, GCC operates seven campus locations throughout Western New York, as well as a significant online learning program. College housing is available at College Village, just a three minute walk from the Batavia Campus. With small class sizes and state-of-the-art technology both inside and out of the classroom, Genesee Community College is known for being "high tech" and "high touch."
GCC names 41 local students to Spring 2019 Provost's List
posted by Billie Owens in Milestones, Spring 2019 Provost List, GCC, batavia, alexander, bergen, byron, corfu, darien center, east bethany, elba, Le Roy, Oakfield, Pavilion.
A total of 223 students from Genesee Community College are named to Provost's List for the Spring 2019 semester; 41 live in Genesee County.
Students honored on the Provost's List have maintained part-time enrollment and earned a quality point index of 3.75 (roughly equivalent to an A) or better.
The 41 Genesee County students named to the Provost's List are (in their community's alphabetic order):
Cassandra Koepp of Alexander, NY (14005)
Naomi LaDuke of Alexander, NY (14005)
Jessica Lennon of Alexander, NY (14005)
Jennamarie Schiller of Alexander, NY (14005)
Alexis Balduf of Batavia, NY (14020)
JoAnne Clemm of Batavia, NY (14020)
Mallory Gilbraith of Batavia, NY (14020)
Tammy Kingdollar of Batavia, NY (14020)
Tessa Lynn of Batavia, NY (14020)
Kali Nichols of Batavia, NY (14020)
Jessica O'Neil of Batavia, NY (14020)
Cleghon Rolle of Batavia, NY (14020)
Cameron Sanzo of Batavia, NY (14020)
Margaret Smith of Batavia, NY (14020)
Ashley Stone of Batavia, NY (14020)
Julia Streeter of Batavia, NY (14020)
Robert Tripp of Batavia, NY (14020)
Megan West of Batavia, NY (14020)
Stephanie Wolfe of Batavia, NY (14020)
Grace Morrill of Bergen, NY (14416)
Sheena Dilcher of Byron, NY (14422)
Teagan Mathes of Byron, NY (14422)
Nicole Franclemont of Corfu, NY (14036)
Alexandria Tarbell of Corfu, NY (14036)
Edward Foeller of Darien Center, NY (14040)
Jillian Hartwig of Darien Center, NY (14040)
Lewis Ryan of Darien Center, NY (14040)
Dustin Wheeler of Darien Center, NY (14040)
Angelique Newton of East Bethany, NY (14054)
Caroline Pelton of East Bethany, NY (14054)
Bailey Delelys of Elba, NY (14058)
Samantha Nickerson of Elba, NY (14058)
John Boyle of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Kristin Johnston of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Kathryn Krautwurst of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Cheryl McGee of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Zach Sovocool of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Megan Webb of Le Roy, NY (14482)
Colin Graham of Oakfield, NY (14125)
Jacqueline Thompson of Oakfield, NY (14125)
Jessica Ruiz of Pavilion, NY (14525)
Genesee Community College serves approximately 6,000 students per semester through more than 70 academic programs and certificates, including Marketing and Social Media concentration within the Business Administration program, and Nanotechnology degree with ECC. On a microscopic scale, nanotech focuses on careers in biology, chemistry, electrical engineering, medicine and photovoltaics.
GCC's new Student Success Center makes admissions, financial aid and enrollment a simple and efficient process. The college has earned three national sports titles. The athletics program, housed in the new, state-of-the-art Richard C. Call Arena hosts more than a dozen intercollegiate men's and women's teams.
Highly convenient, GCC operates seven campus locations throughout Western New York, as well as a significant online learning program. Student housing is available at College Village, just a three minute walk from the Batavia Campus. With small class sizes and state-of-the-art technology both inside and out of the classroom, Genesee Community College is known for being "high tech" and "high-touch."
Alexander and Batavia residents promoted in NY Army National Guard
posted by Billie Owens in alexander, batavia, Milestones, NY Army National Guard.
Major General Ray Shields, the adjutant general for the State of New York, announces the promotion of members of the New York Army National Guard in recognition of their capability for additional responsibility and leadership.
Miles Dietzman, from Batavia, assigned to the 105th Military Police Company, received a promotion to the rank of Private.
Elizabeth Taylor, from Alexander, assigned to the Headquarters, 153rd troop Command (Brigade) received a promotion to the rank of Sergeant.
Army National Guard promotions are based on overall performance, attitude, leadership ability, and development potential.
These promotions additionally recognize the best qualified Soldiers and attract and retain the highest caliber Citizen Soldiers for a career in the New York Army National Guard.
For more information about the New York Army National Guard, visit www.dmna.ny.gov or www.1800goguard.com
The New York National Guard (New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs) is the state's executive agency responsible to the Governor for managing New York's Military Forces, which consists of nearly 20,000 members of the New York Army National Guard, the New York Air National Guard, the New York Naval Militia and the New York Guard.
Alexander teen equestrian thrills crowds with her trick riding and barrel racing
posted by Billie Owens in alexander, news, tanglefoote stables, trick riding, barrel racing.
SENECE FALLS -- Apache hideaway. Hippodrome. Death drag. Shoulder stand. Back bend. These are some of the daring moves that visitors to the 2019 Empire Farm Days will see demonstrated by 14-year-old, award-winning trick rider Courtney Jean Schum.
The teenager, who lives in Alexander, is known as "Courtney Jean, the Trick Riding Machine" (in photo above) and she will make her first visit to the agricultural and rural living event at Rodman Lott and Son Farms in Seneca Falls on Wednesday, Aug. 7.
Her shows will be at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the Runnings Round-Up live horse demonstration ring.
Courtney Jean has thrilled crowds at the International Plowing Match and Royal Agricultural Winter Fair and at rodeos in Canada and New York State. Courtney Jean won an Ontario RAM Rodeo Tour Finals Champion Buckle in 2017.
Next January, she will compete in the trick riding competition at the International Professional Rodeo Association Finals in Oklahoma.
Courtney Jean, who is also an accomplished barrel racer, is part of Tanglefoote Stables LLC, operated by her mother Sue Dominesey-Schum at Alexander and in Sheldon.
The Runnings Round-Up live horse demonstrations at Empire Farm Days feature a different presenter each day. (Emma and Jack Minteer and their wild-to-mild American Mustangs will be the featured presenters on Tuesday, Aug. 6. On Thursday, Aug. 8, meet volunteers and equines with Begin Again Horse Rescue (based in Lima)).
Three local students named Presidential Scholars this spring at Clarkson U. in Potsdam
posted by Billie Owens in Milestones, Oakfield, corfu, alexander.
POTSDAM -- The following local students have been named Presidential Scholars for the spring 2019 semester at Clarkson University:
John Igoe, of Oakfield, majoring in Aeronautical Engineering / Mechanical Engineering.
Samantha Salim, of Corfu, majoring in Chemistry.
Ben Slenker, of Alexander, majoring in Chemical Engineering.
Presidential Scholars must achieve a minimum 3.80 grade-point average and carry at least 14 credit hours.
Clarkson University educates the leaders of the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as an owner, CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. With its main campus located in Potsdam, N.Y., and additional graduate program and research facilities in the Capital Region and Beacon, New York, Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university with signature areas of academic excellence and research directed toward the world's pressing issues.
Through more than 95 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, education, science, and the health professions, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations, and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo and connect discovery and innovation with enterprise.
Accident reported on Route 20, Alexander.
posted by Howard B. Owens in accident, news, alexander.
A vehicle has struck a utility pole on Broadway Road at Bowen Road, Alexander.
There may be injuries.
Wires are down.
A second call reports it is a tractor-trailer and the driver is trapped in the vehicle because of wires down.
Alexander Fire and Mercy EMS dispatched.
UPDATE 8:19 p.m.: A chief on scene says the roadway is blocked. "There are wires down all over the place."
UPDATE 8:21 p.m.: The pole is down.
UPDATE 8:22 p.m.: The driver says he is uninjured but there are trucks backed up and the chief isn't sure which if any of the trucks have wires down on them. He can't get further down the road because of the wires and pole down to investigate.
UPDATE 8:24 p.m.: Darien dispatched to shut down traffic eastbound at Route 238.
UPDATE 8:25 p.m.: An officer on scene has been told that a truck with an over-sized load heading east took down al the wires and continued on.
UPDATE 8:29 p.m.: There are other poles involved, either down or snapped. Primary lines are down and secondary lines are down.
May 28, 2019 - 10:45am
Girl Scouts from Alexander and Havenwood residents donate handmade stuffed animals to first responders
posted by Howard B. Owens in havenwood apartments, news, batavia, alexander, girl scouts.
Submitted photo and information.
Girl Scouts from Alexander troops 42031 and 42103 along with residents of Havenwood Apartments made 150 stuffed animals over the past few months for first responders to give to children whose families are experiencing stressful difficulties.
The idea began with Marilyn, a resident of Havenwood who passed away but had told the Erin Saile, service coordinator at Havenwood, that she used to make stuff animals in Florida for first responders there. Saile is the wife of Sgt. Jason Saile, Sheriff's Office, so she immediately thought it would be a good project to undertake locally.
Saile contacted Meghan Ripstein, a Girl Scout leader in Alexander, to enlist Girl Scouts into the effort. Several donations from the community also helped make the project possible.
On Friday, the stuff animals were presented to the Sheriff's Office, City fire, and Batavia PD.
House fire reported on Telephone Road, Alexander
posted by Howard B. Owens in fire, news, alexander.
A car fire has apparently started a house fire at 3625 Telephone Road, Alexander.
Alexander fire dispatched along with Town of Batavia.
UPDATE 10:58 p.m.: The structure is NOT on fire. An ATV was on fire. It was moved away from the house. Town of Batavia can stand down.
Law and Order: Swamp Road man accused of breaking into Byron home, stealing welder and car
posted by Billie Owens in crime, news, notify, alexander, byron.
Peter J. Gravante Jr., 30, of Swamp Road, Byron, is charged with second-degree burglary and grand larceny in the fourth degree, both felonies, and unauthorized use of a vehicle in the third degree, a misdemeanor. At 5:48 p.m. on May 20 on Townline Road, Byron, Gravante allegedly forcefully entered a residence through a window. He then allegedly stole a welder from the garage and took keys to a vehicle in the driveway. He subsequently allegedly took the car from the residence. The property he is accused of stealing was recovered in Rochester. The defendant was arraigned in Town of Batavia Court and put in Genesee County Jail in lieu of $20,000 cash or $40,000 bond. He is due in Byron Town Court on June 3. The case was investigated by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Robert Henning, assisted by Deputy Richard Schildwaster, Deputy Jenna Ferrando, Deputy Kevin Forsyth, and investigators Christopher Parker, Howard Carlson and Chad Minuto.
Colby Le-andrew Ellis, 30, of West Academy Street, Albion, is charged with: endangering the welfare of a child; fourth-degree criminal mischief; second-degree harassment; and third-degree criminal mischief. Ellis was arrested on May 20 after a domestic incident at 3:30 p.m. on May 14 on Old Creek Road in Alexander. He allegedly: damaged property that did not belong to him; endangered the welfare of a child; and struck the victim in the face with his hand. He was arraigned in Town of Alexander Court, then released under supervision of Genesee Justice. Ellis is due back in court on June 11. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Kyle Krzemien.
Alexander player signs with D'Youville to play basketball
posted by Howard B. Owens in alexander, sports.
Ryan Davis, a standout with the Alexander Trojan's basketball team, signed a letter of intent yesterday to attend college and play basketball at Division III D'Youville College.
Davis will major in Business Management.
Photo: Tricia Davis, Ryan Davis, Mike Davis, and Alexander Head Coach Wayne Hanley.
Video: Alexander residents look forward to completion of new home built by BOCES
posted by Howard B. Owens in BOCES, Batavia CTE, building trades, alexander.
By the end of July, Robert and Kimberly Maerten, along with their three young children, hope to move into their new home on Pike Road in Alexander built by the Building Trades program students at Batavia CTE/BOCES.
Maerten is himself a graduate of the program.
Law and Order: Alexander Town Clerk charged with two NYS Election Law violations
posted by Billie Owens in crime, news, notify, batavia, alexander.
Lisa Lynn Lyons, 42, of Alexander Road, Attica, is charged with two counts of misconduct in relation to petitions, a violation of NYS Election Law (ELN 17-122, #6). It is alleged that the defendant subscribed as a witness to a petition on April 1 for the designation of herself as the Republican candidate for the upcoming Town Clerk of Alexander position. It is alleged that she did not witness all signatures of the filed petition, thereby making a false statement or false affidavit. Lyons, who is the incumbent Town of Alexander Clerk and Tax Collector (her term expires Dec. 31), was issued an appearance ticket for the charges and is due in Batavia City Court at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 21. The case was investigated by Genesee County Sheriff's Sgt. James Diehl.
Devin A. Hill, 18, of Rochester, is the alleged driver a pickup truck that was seen leaving the Batavia Cycle Center, located at 4988 E. Main Street Road in the Town of Batavia, hauling a trailer at 2:15 a.m. this morning (May 2). His passenger was Angel I. Carrasquillo, 43, of Rochester, who was later located walking in the area of Route 33 and Warner Road. The men were arrested after the Genesee County Sheriff's deputies were called to a suspicious condition at the cycle center. The pickup truck and trailer were stopped a short time later on Route 33 in the area of Coward Road after a call by deputies. Two go-karts and one three-wheeler were on the trailer being towed and they were determined to be stolen from Batavia Cycle Center. Both men are charged with third-degree grand larceny, third-degree burglary, and fourth degree criminal mischief. Following their arraignments in Town of Batavia Court, Hill was jailed in lieu of $10,000 bail and Carrasquillo was jailed without bail. The case is being investigated by GC Sheriff's Deputy Mullen, Deputy Andre, Sgt. Biaocco, Sgt. Sanfratello, Investigator Parker and Investigator Minuto. Also assisting were members of the Batavia PD, NYSP, and Environmental Conservation Officer Fay Fuerch.
Jacob John Sponaugle, 20, of Liberty Street, Batavia, is charged with: introduction of prison contraband into prison in the frist degree; fourth-degree criminal facilitation; fifth-degree conspiracy; and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. It is alleged that Sponaugle conspired with others to smuggle contraband items into the jail. Following an investigation of contraband smuggling in the GC Jail on Jan. 19, Sponaugle was arrested on April 30. After arraignment in Batavia City Court, the defendant was jailed on $2,500 cash bail or $5,000 bond. He was due back in city court May 1. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Jeremy McClellan.
Mark Daniel Caufield, 25, of Fisher Road, Rochester, is charged with: criminal possession of marijuana in the fifth degree -- more than 25 grams; aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the first degree; operating a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs -- first offense; and criminal possession of drug paraphernalia in the second degree. At 4:07 p.m. on April 21, Caufield was arrested on Clinton Street Road in Batavia following a traffic offense complaint. He was arraigned in Town of Batavia Court and is due there again on May 20. He was jailed on $2,500 cash or bond. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Jeremy McClellan, assisted by Deputy Travis DeMuth.
Accident with pole and wires down prompts closure of portion of Route 98, Alexander
posted by Billie Owens in accidents, news, alexander.
An accident in which a pole is sheared in half with wires down, has prompted the closure of a portion of Route 98 in Alexander.
A vehicle is on its side. National Grid has been notified, no ETA.
Alexander Fire Police are asked to close southbound Route 98 at Dodgeson Road and northbound Route 98 at Cookson Road.
A flatbed tow is called.
Video: Alexander Girl Scouts take on community projects
posted by Howard B. Owens in girl scouts, alexander.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 42031 in Alexander were at the Alexander Fire Hall this week to take on a few community projects, including making blankets and care bags for families visiting the Ronald McDonald House, and care bears for Sheriff's deputies to provide to children they encounter in their jobs who might be in the midst of a stressful situation.
Grand Jury: Trio accused of DWI
posted by Billie Owens in crime, news, notify, Grand Jury, alexander, batavia, Le Roy.
Ranelle E. Reuben is accused of driving while intoxicated, a Class D felony. It is alleged that on Dec. 18 she drove a 2010 Dodge on Route 5, Route 98 and Batavia-Elba Townline Road while intoxicated. In count two, she is accused of aggravated DWI, per se, for having a BAC of .18 percent or more at the time. In count three, she is accused of aggravated unlicensed operation in the first degree, a Class E felony, for driving while her driver's license was suspended or revoked and while she was intoxicated. In count four, she is again accused of aggravated unlicensed operation -- for driving without a license while knowing it was withdrawn because she refused to submit to a chemical test, and while she was under the influence of alcohol or a drug. In count five, the defendant is accused of circumvention of an interlock device for driving a vehicle which was not equipped with a court-ordered ignition interlock device. In count six, Reuben is accused of following too closely in violation of vehicle and traffic law. It is alleged in count six that Reuben followed another vehicle more closely than was reasonable and prudent, in regard to speed, traffic and roadway conditions. In Special Information filed by the District Attorney, Reuben is accused of having been convicted of DWI as a Class E felony on Dec. 20 2012 in Genesee County Court. That conviction forms the basis for the suspension or revocation referred to in count three of the current indictment; and she knew or had reason to know about the 2012 conviction and the subsequent loss of her driver's license.
Rodney S. Schwartz is indicted for the crime of driving while intoxicated, as a Class E felony. It is alleged that on Nov. 25 in the Town of Alexander that Schwartz drove a 2014 Ford on Route 20 while intoxicated. In count two, he is accused of aggravated unlicensed operation in the first degree, also a Class E felony, for driving that day without a driver's license, which had been suspended or revoked. In count three, Schwartz is accused of second-degree obstruction of governmental administration, a Class A misdemeanor. It is alleged in count three that he intentionally obstructed, impaired or perverted the administration of law or other governmental function by means of intimidation, physical force or interference, or by any independently unlawful act. In Special Information filed by the District Attorney, Schwartz is accused of having been convicted of DWI, as a Class E felony, on April 16, 2010 in Supreme Court, City of Buffalo, Erie County and that conviction forms the basis of the suspension or revocation referenced in the current indictment.
Trisha A. Park is indicted for the crime of aggravated driving while intoxicated, as a Class E felony. It is alleged that on Nov. 30 in the Town of Le Roy that Park drove a 2012 Chevrolet on Wolcott Street while her ability to do so was impaired by the use of a drug and while a child 15 years of age or less was a passenger. In count two, she is accused of driving while ability impaired by drugs, as a misdemeanor. In count three, she is accused of endangering the welfare of a child by knowingly acting in a manner likely to be injurious to the physical, mental or moral welfare of a child less than 17 years old.


Rapid Fire and his three dragon friends Flying Spark, Silver Flash and Fire Trail are very excited, as the flying competition through Dragon Valley is about to begin. But the flight to the big volcano is tricky. Now and again a treacherous whirlwind sweeps through the valley and forces the dragons to take a different path. They also need to keep an eye out for fire crystals on their path. It's not necessarily the fastest dragon who will win, but rather the one who has collected the most crystals. A fast-paced dice race game for 2-4 players, ages 3-99.


Corporate/commercial law accounts for the most dollars the insurance fund pays out on claims. Of the $62 million in settlements, judgments and expenses that LIF paid between 2003 and 2017, this area of law accounted for 38 per cent of all of those dollars. It also gave rise to the biggest single payout on a claim in LIF's history: $7 million. The top two risks? Tied for first place: oversights that result from simply forgetting or overlooking some step that needs to be taken; and legal issue failures in which you know the law but don't think through all the steps or strategies required to achieve your client's goal.
This area of law consists of the following subcategories of practice: commercial lending (lender/borrower), commercial other, corporate, securities and tax. You can find out more about each cause, including examples and video stories from actual claim files, as well as how the five causes break down by subcategory of practice, below.
You fail to appreciate the risk inherent in a client or their expectations of the legal process (24%), who is doing what (67%) or how much it's going to cost (9%).
Lawyer prepared corporate documents required by the client's settlement of a dispute. Tax implications from the settlement later arise, and the client alleges that it was relying on the lawyer to alert it to any possible adverse tax consequences.
Company A agrees to lend money to company B. The lawyer acts for company B, the borrower, and prepares the loan documents. When B defaults on the loan, A and its directors threaten to sue the lawyer, alleging that she failed to protect their interests.
At the start of the retainer, you don't adequately think through how you are going to deliver the legal services or if you are able to represent all parties (50%) or, once the legal work is done, you 'move on' without ensuring that the final wrap details are properly attended to (13%), or you fail to manage a conflict that emerges during the retainer (37%).
Lawyers acted for parents lending money to their son to help him with a struggling business. The loan was secured by a second mortgage. The lawyers' firm had previously acted for the business in relation to a prior loan, secured by a first mortgage. When the parents discover that they may be foreclosed off title by the prior lender, they allege that the lawyers acted in a conflict and ought to have advised them against the loan.
For a video claim file story, watch: Who exactly is my client?
Lawyer thought that she had more time to file a Notice of Objection in response to a CRA Notice of Reassessment issued to a client, and missed the deadline.
Lawyer issues shares to a number of investors in a client company, believing that the client is exempt from the requirement to file a prospectus. The lawyer subsequently determines that his analysis was flawed, and that the exemption relied on does not apply.
The principals of a corporate borrower agree to guarantee a loan but, despite reviewing the loan document with their lawyer, did not understand the continuing nature of their personal liability under the guarantee.
Lawyer acts both as counsel for the vendor and as escrow agent in relation to the sale of a business. The lawyer releases a portion of the escrow funds to the vendor, but the purchaser's lawyer claims that they had agreed to extend the compliance date and that the funds ought not to have yet been released.
These mistakes would have been avoided through an effective, firm wide system to manage, for example, limitation dates and corporate records.
Lawyer's firm acting as registered and records office for a corporate client fails to notify the client of the receipt of a Notice of Commencement of Dissolution. As a result, the company is struck.
These include the unintentional clerical errors that we make when drafting documents (26%), the mistakes that would have been avoided with a careful review of relevant file material (22%) and the mistakes that occur because we just 'drop the ball' and forget or overlook some step that needs to be taken (52%).
Lawyer acting for the borrowers in a commercial refinancing transaction fails to attend to removing a PPSA security registered in favour of a previous lender.
Lawyer instructs a new legal assistant to prepare a mortgage to secure a business loan, and to use a particular file as a precedent. The lawyer did not realize that the precedent had a 'limited recourse' clause, not applicable for this loan, and does not review the mortgage before filing. The mortgage is registered with the erroneous clause.
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You see there's been this unwritten rule in our house that from Christmas Eve onwards no-one goes anywhere and whilst some of you might think I'm a control freak (which I probably am when it comes to Christmas) let me explain.
When I was about eight years old, my two sisters and I got up one Christmas morning to find Santa hadn't actually visited our house. Not because we'd been naughty or anything, you couldn't get three more well behaved little girls if you tried even if I do say so myself. But having gone out for a celebratory drink with friends the night before, Santa was too busy trying to save my mother's life to finish his deliveries; a drink driver having ploughed straight into her, ramming her against a brick wall, as she and Dad made the leisurely walk home.
That was the year we celebrated Christmas at the end of February – the first time she was allowed home for a couple of days during her recovery and, no doubt, the reason why the fun side of Christmas is so important to me.
So imagine my horror when way back in June my children decided things would be different this year… that they had other plans for Christmas 2012 – plans that didn't include me!
To be fair, they did give me six months notice to get used to the idea and after the initial "Oh my goodness, I don't think so" period I slowly began to come to terms with a Christmas without them. Let's face it, I've been lucky they've shown such understanding for as long as they have – I'm sure at their ages, foregoing the Christmas parties outside of the home must've felt like they were missing out.
And I suppose on the plus side, Robert and I get to spend our first Christmas in a long time as a couple, which will certainly be different. As will our Christmas venue, having decided to spend it here in Greece so I don't think my children are so near, yet so far… Thus, reducing the risk of me crying into the turkey, which I'm guessing wouldn't be pretty!
But come what may I'm at least going to try and have fun and I hope you all will too.
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SuzieSo coincedental!Last year Debs and I actually had xmas day to ourselves but we had the kids on boxing day and so I insisted we had xmas dinner on the 26th. Consoled by the dinner on the 25th actually being a trial run. Just like you this year the lads have their own ideas so chrimbo and boxing day just going to be Moi Debs and the hounds…………..
Oh how lovely to spend Christmas in Greece – I am so jealous. Christmas changes when the children grow up and my husband and I have accepted that and do our thing, knowing they are doing theirs and enjoying it, making their own traditions. Do have a good one!
I'm having 'changed traditions' this year too, the first year the children have been able to visit their father on Christmas Day, now that he's remarried and got a proper house to entertain them in. So we're having a spread out Christmas, with half the children (and new grandson) staying with me, and the others going to their father. I'm sure we'll all adapt and survive! Have a wonderful Christmas, setting some new traditions just for yourself!
Christmas in Greece sounds lovely. I know how you feel about change. It's not always so easy.
Suzie, You sound like me (control freak) having made these plans and wanting them to be carried out. Then — jerk to a stop. Wait a minute! A change. This will take some getting used to. I was just blogging about my plans for us to go pick out a tree which is not turning out how I had hoped. Thanks for sharing the changes you're dealing with.
We lent our children to their significant other families on Thanksgiving so we could have them for Christmas, but I know the time is coming when we won't have them at all. But Thanksgiving spent with my hubby on the Oregon coast was wonderful, so enjoy Christmas in Greece!
Christmas in Greece – you're one lucky girl. Funny, I've hardly ever thought about being anyplace else at Christmas than with my family (on this side of the pond) but the idea of spending the holidays with the clan on the UK side and doing up Hogmanay in Edinburgh do sound appealing. Leave the kids and grandkids to their own traditions.
Oh, Sooz ~ what a story. You must have been devastated and I can't say I blame you for being a control freak. That said, well done on letting go and I hope you have a fabulous time in Greece, and that your kids enjoy their respetive parties. Happy Crimbo!


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Doing the basic excel functions came the easiest to me (ex: average, stdev).
The most challenging part was in the sanity check section where we had to use all the filters, since I have never used that feature before.
Nothing- the assignment was pretty straightforward!
Does "crunching" the data yourself help you to understand microarray experiments better? Why or why not?
It doesn't help me to understand the experiment better, but it also doesn't NOT help me. I understood microarray experiments before this assignment; however, I suppose this helps me in developing the skills needed to deal with raw data.
None of it came easily for me.
Using excel is hard for me and was very time consuming with the tediousness of this assignment,.
I need to review the statistics material, I had stats last semester but have apparently not retained much of what I learned.
No, I could have gained the same knowledghe I did during this assignment seeing a worksheet with everything already performed, doing this just took a lot of time.
Sorting all the data and filtering came the easiest to me.
The most challenging part of the assignment was keeping all the columns straight because there were so many. Making sure that I was using the correct column and row for each equation got a little confusing with all of the data.
There is nothing that I did not understand, it was a very easy assignment to follow because it was laid out so well.
Looking at and analyzing the data definitely helped me to understand it more. I was having a hard time trying to figure out how the data was normalized, so going through the process cleared that up. I am also a big number person, so this was a good assignment for me.
Finding the averages and standard deviations of the data using the excel formulas came the easiest to me.
Using the filtering function for the sanity check was challenging at first because it was the first time I had ever used it.
There was no part of this assignment that I did not understand because the instructions were straightforward.
I was initially unsure how the massive amounts produced by microarrays were analyzed but I now understand how this data can be organized efficiently.
The simple statistical analysis came the most easily.
If you don't keep the data organized and stay focused, it becomes very easy to make a simple mistake. So I suppose, staying engaged in the number "crunching" can be a little challenging.
How we are going to analyze and compare our data when looking at more than one microarray data set.
So far, "crunching" the data has been a good hands on way to understand microarray experiments and data. But, the work is very tedious and after a while it becomes a little difficult not to become somewhat robotic.
I found that the basic Excel functions came most easily to me. Taking averages and creating the basic formulas within Excel wasn't too difficult.
The hardest part was working with such a large spreadsheet. I've never worked with a sheet this large. It was easy to lose my place or mix up columns. Working with such a wide array of data was challenging at times.
I'm not sure I did the Bonferroni correction properly. Following the correction, I had zero p values that were less then .05 across all time points. Based on the questions following the correction I feel that's wrong. I checked my work a few times and still found zero p values in that range. I understand what the correction is geared towards, but I'm not sure it worked properly on my spreadsheet.
It appears a majority of the experiment is "crunching" numbers on a spreadsheet. Seeing that I just did this crunching, I would say I've done a majority of the experiment. Since these experiments are so data intensive, I feel I have a better understanding.
It was pretty easy to follow along in class and do the parts of the assignment we went over.
It was hard to keep everything straight. I ended up getting a few strange results, so I had to go back and do it a few times before it ended up being correct.
I don't understand the reasoning behind the Bonferroni correction. It seems like it is unlikely to have many p-values after doing the calculation.
Yes. I now realize that working out all of the numbers is how to actually interpret the results from a microarray. It is easier to see now how specific genes can be picked out from the other thousands of genes that we are looking at.
The manipulations in Excel were easiest. I have used this software often.
Even though I was able to manipulate the data with ease, I am concerned about one of my answers. I found the gene with the smallest p-value is a gene whose function is unknown. I am not sure that was the intended gene.
Other than what I did wrong, it's pretty straightforward.
I think it is the best way to really get to know what the process is all about. I do believe that the College of Science and Engineering should seriously consider some way of getting students familiar with more intricate manipulations in Excel, SPSS, etc. earlier in their academic career.
Manipulating the data was the easiest part, because of the straight forward directions. All that you had to do was enter the formulas correctly.
The sanity check was confusing simply because it seemed that my data manipulations were incorrect, but after checking my spreadsheet formulas and seeing they were correct, it made sense.
Nothing I understood why we were doing everything since it was explained in class as we did the manipulations.
Yes, before it seemed very hard considering the entire genome is being analyzed (in this case over 6000 genes) but after seeing how the data is organized I can see that as long as it is done carefully the experiment would be relatively straightforward.
The statistics portion, being involved in research for a few years has given me a lot of exposure to statistics and how it can be used, and misused, to show data. Thus, manipulating the p values and log changes to see how many genes had a large change in expression was a good example of going being the "significant" value.
The actual manipulation and sorting on the excel sheet. It was so much challenging as it was more grunt work that took time. I know that it is necessary but, it is not a very enjoying, nor stimulating activity.
With regards to understanding DNA microarrays and statistics, I am fairly comfortable with those subjects. However, I have no idea how we are supposed to model all of this not just mathematically difficult but, the 6189 genes and trying to model all of them correctly is was I do not understand.
I think that it may have helped me understand it if I had never done anything like it before but, since I am in both of your classes and went to your lecture during convo, I felt like I had a very good grasp of the concept before this assignment.
Looking through and reflecting on the data after sorting through it.
The most challenging aspect was keeping myself organized with all the columns of data.
There is nothing I really don't understand, but I realize this is just the beginning of the project.
For me it does help me understand the data better. I like statistics so this gave me an opportunity to look at the data through a familiar lens.
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Immigrant sanctuary laws seen as practical
Rules shielding illegal immigrants can aid policing
Tyche Hendricks, Chronicle Staff Writer
San Francisco's 1989 sanctuary law grew out of the religious-based sanctuary movement through which churches across the country offered a safe haven to Central Americans who fled civil war and political persecution but were unable to gain asylum in the United States.
For local governments, however, the motivation behind sanctuary policies today has more to do with effective policing than humanitarian impulses.
"Some police departments say ... 'We don't want our police officers enforcing immigration law because if they do, victims and witnesses of crimes won't cooperate with us,' " said Kevin Johnson, dean of the UC Davis law school and an expert on immigration and civil rights law.
Last week, San Francisco's sanctuary ordinance came under fire after The Chronicle revealed the Juvenile Probation Department's practice of flying illegal immigrant teenagers convicted of drug offenses back to their home countries or housing them in unlocked group homes. Mayor Gavin Newsom denounced the practice, and city officials are now working with federal immigration authorities to develop a new approach for handling juvenile illegal immigrants who commit crimes.
Legal analysts, city officials and immigrant advocates say San Francisco's practice was not required - and not intended - by sanctuary laws.
Former San Jose Police Chief Joseph McNamara, who is now a fellow at the conservative Hoover Institution, was aghast at the San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department's approach: "It's just incredible to think they were spending all that money to help criminals evade being deported," he said.
But he directed his officers not to cooperate with federal immigration raids when he was chief from 1976 to 1991 and said the policy played an important part in rebuilding community trust in the department.
"There's a real debate going on nationally in police circles, but in almost every large city I know of, police departments have the same attitude: We have to work with these communities; we can't have them viewing the police as the enemy because then you get this 'Don't snitch' policy," McNamara said.
Richmond police spokesman Lt. Mark Gagan has said his department's policy is not to investigate immigration status on its own but to work with the federal office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in dealing with violent criminals.
San Francisco is among scores of cities in California and around the country with sanctuary laws, according to the National Immigration Law Center. Several states also have such policies. The laws vary, but most bar the use of local resources to enforce federal immigration rules or prohibit police and other local officials from questioning residents about their immigration status. They do generally allow cooperation with federal immigration officials in dealing with criminals.
San Francisco's "city of refuge" policy arose in the 1980s when the United States was backing the governments of El Salvador and Guatemala and didn't recognize most of the refugees from those countries as having legitimate asylum claims.
Kathleen Healy, a nun with the Sisters of the Presentation, remembers working with St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church to establish what is believed to be San Francisco's first sanctuary church.
"We felt we were doing the right thing, even though we were warned we could be arrested," she said. "We took three refugee women into our convent."
In 2007, faith leaders launched a new sanctuary movement geared toward protecting today's undocumented immigrants, most of whom are in the country for economic reasons.
A pledge drafted by the interfaith New Sanctuary Movement states in part, "We are deeply grieved by the violence done to families through immigration raids. We cannot in good conscience ignore such suffering and injustice."
Federal law doesn't require local governments to report illegal immigrants, but ICE officials encourage local and state law enforcement to collaborate.
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"We understand there may be policies and procedures at the local level that affect the way that collaboration can occur," said ICE spokeswoman Virginia Kice. "Our goal is to impress upon local agencies the ways the community can benefit."
Federal immigration officials have been increasing their efforts to screen jail and prison inmates to find people who may be deportable, including both undocumented immigrants and legal immigrants who have committed certain felonies.
Some local officials - from Florida state troopers to Maricopa County, Ariz., sheriff's deputies - are getting training from federal immigration authorities and being deputized to enforce immigration law themselves.
"Why is it that some cities are sanctuary cities and some are tough on immigrants? That reveals the ambivalence we have as a nation toward immigrants of all sorts and undocumented immigrants particularly," said Johnson, the UC Davis dean. "This is one of the myriad issues that come up in immigration law that hopefully Congress and the new president will take up in the near future.
"Sometimes you want a policy even if you don't like what the policy is. I think the nation is yearning for a policy one way or another."
San Francisco's City of Refuge Ordinance
The ordinance reads, in part: "No department, agency, commission, officer or employee of the City and County of San Francisco shall use any City funds or resources to assist in the enforcement of federal immigration law or to gather or disseminate information regarding the immigration status of individuals in the City and County of San Francisco unless such assistance is required by federal or State statute, regulation or court decision."
The law was amended in 1992 to add: "Nothing in this Chapter shall prohibit, or be construed as prohibiting, a law enforcement officer from identifying and reporting any person pursuant to State an federal law or regulation who is in custody after being booked for the alleged commission of a felony and is suspected of violating the civil provisions of the immigration laws."
Sanctuary laws
More than 80 U.S. cities or states have sanctuary laws. They range widely from philosophical resolutions to more specific guidelines for police conduct.
California sanctuaries
Garden Grove (Orange County)
U.S. sanctuary cities
(A partial list)
Hartford, Conn.
St. Paul, Minn.
Newark, N.J.
Madison, Wis.
Sanctuary states
Source: National Immigration Law Center
Tyche Hendricks

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Speaking of activities out of the norm, next week the boys are hoping to go sea fishing. The owner of the motel we are staying in owns a fishing boat and offered to take us out for the day. I've only been fishing a couple of times before, and didn't catch a thing, hopefully this time I might get a catch, but I doubt it.
We are staying at the Surfside Motel, it's right on the beach, and we have been running along the beach and doing other training exercises down there daily. During our stay here I'm rooming with fly ace Jack Marriott, which is great fun, although every time I come into our room it's like walking into a freezer - he ALWAYS has the air con on. One day Im expecting to walk in and see a couple of polar bears and penguins strolling around. We wont be returning back to the UK until the middle of December, and by that time I'm sure there will be a good foot of snow, so at least I will be acclimatized after Jacks Air con antics.
Being in Florida until Mid December, Im not sure when Christmas shopping will be done, but fingers crossed I can get a few presents out here, providing I can fit them into the case on the way back. I'm really looking forward to heading back to Swindon for a couple of days over Christmas, and spending some time with my family. It will be a nice chilled out couple of days with my Mum, Dad, and Sister. Travelling around is fantastic, but when I do manage to go home for a couple of days, I like to make the most of it, and spend as much time with loved ones as possible.


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Written By Michael Piko
Whether you are a seasoned pro or a beginner, playing with the right golf ball can make all the difference in your game. Golf balls come in all shapes and sizes, each with their own unique features. So, what is the best golf ball for you? It largely depends on your individual playing style. If you are looking for a golf ball that gives you more distance, then you may want to consider a larger ball.
The larger golf ball will travel farther than the smaller one.
Are larger golf balls better?
Will a heavier golf ball go farther
What size balls do pros use?
Can I drive a golf ball 300 yards?
What is the best ball for an average golfer
How do you hit the ball 20 yards further?
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Why are Pro V1 balls better
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The bigger ball is designed to go straighter because it spins less. This helps you keep your shots on target more often. However, this design isn't for everyone. Downsides include less workability, but this is a perfect option for players looking for a game improvement offering in the golf ball world.
There's a science to golf, and it turns out that bigger balls are actually easier to hit. So let's find out and play golf with some big balls!
The heavier a golf ball is, the less it will be slowed while soaring through the air. This is because the ball is not slowed down as much if it is heavier, so it will travel farther than a lighter ball.
The Titleist Velocity is a great option for golfers looking for maximum distance. It is a two-piece ball with a soft cover that provides good feel and spin around the greens. Titleist is a well-respected brand in the golf industry and the Velocity is a great example of their commitment to quality.
Most pro bowlers use 16-pound balls, although more than you think use 15-pounders. Another method is to add one or two pounds to the weight of the house ball you normally use. A heavier ball drilled specifically to your hand will seem to weigh about the same as a house ball two pounds lighter.
A high compression rating on a golf ball usually means that the ball will spin more. This can be beneficial for approach shots as it can make the ball more easily controlled. However, softer golf balls usually spin less and can travel farther with longer clubs. This can be beneficial as it can provide more distance. However, control is less precise.
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I'm sorry to be the one to break this to you, but if you think you can hit a golf ball 270-300 yards like the professionals do, you're wrong. The average drive on the PGA Tour is only about 300 yards, and yet there are still a lot of golfers out there who think they can hit the ball that far. Let me put it bluntly: no, you can't.
This driver is designed for women to unlock their distance potential on the golf course. It is said to promote longer, straighter shots, and is easy to hit with an oversized construction that conforms to the rules of golf. If you are looking to improve your game and maximize your potential, give this driver a try.
Looking for a golf ball that will help your game? Check out our top 7 picks for the best golf balls for average golfers in 2023!
Srixon Soft Feel: This ball is designed for players who want a soft feel and maximum control. It features a durable cover that is resistant to cuts and scrapes, and a low compression core that provides a softer feel.
Callaway Supersoft: This ball is designed for golfers who want an ultra-soft feel. It features a low compression core and a soft cover that provides excellent feel and accuracy.
Taylormade Noodle: This ball is designed for golfers who want a super-soft feel and maximum distance. It features a low compression core and a soft cover that provides a softer feel and maximum distance.
Wilson Duo Soft+: This ball is designed for golfers who want a soft feel and maximum distance. It features a two-piece construction with a high-energy core and a soft cover that provides maximum distance.
Bridgestone e12 Contact: This ball is designed for golfers who want a soft feel and maximum control. It features a cut-proof cover and a low compression core that provides excellent feel and accuracy
By changing your tee height, you can have a direct impact on the launch and spin of your ball. By making a simple adjustment, you can increase your distance off the tee. A higher tee creates the opportunity to hit the ball longer because it encourages a positive angle of attack and impact higher on the driverface. This can help you get more distance off the tee with a simple adjustment.
The club is traveling more up through the ball to give me a shallower attack angle. This results in a higher launch angle and moredistance.
There is a lot of truth to the statement that the heavier the shaft, the more swing speed is required. However, as you age your swing speed will naturally decrease (unless you're Phil Mickelson who seems to defy aging). This means that you'll need to switch to shafts that are lighter and easier to swing throughout the round, otherwise your ballstriking will suffer.
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You need not worry about the Supersoft Max not conforming to USGA rules—the ball is fully compliant for use in tournament play. Callaway designed the ball to be large while still adhering to the USGA's guidelines.
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on a number of factors, including the type of club you are using, your swing, and the type of terrain you are playing on. That said, as a general rule, softer golf balls will travel further when hit with a driver or iron, while there is no significant difference when using a wedge. Ultimately, it is up to the individual golfer to experiment with different types of golf balls to see which provides the best results.
These are the newest golf balls from Titleist and are designed for players who want longer distance, more spin and softer feel. The Pro V1 and Pro V1x are both great choices for players who are looking to improve their game.
Titleist is the most popular golf ball brand on tour, with close to 40% of golfers using the Pro V1 model. The Pro V1x is the second most popular model, used by 27% of golfers, followed by balls from Srixon, Callaway, Taylormade, and Bridgestone.
Solid-core balls like the Pro V1 are much more consistent and reliable. The durability is also better. The solid core allows engineers to tune the ball to react differently in different situations. When smashed with a driver, the ball would spin less than a balata ball, keeping it from hooking or slicing.
There are a lot of golf balls on the market that are similar to the Pro V1. Some of the more popular ones are the Bridgestone Tour B XS, the Cut Blue, the Kirkland Signature, the Mizuno RB Tour, the Snell MTB Black, the Srixon Z Star, and the Taylormade TP5. If you're looking for a golf ball that is similar to the Pro V1, any of these would be a great option.
The average score for recreational golfers is surprisingly high according to the USGA. This is likely because the people who activelyrecord and report their scores are generally better than average. The average score for all golfers is closer to 100, which makes sense given the large number of people who don't play regularly or keep track of their score.
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1.Start by hitting a few balls with a light club to loosen up. Then, move on to your driver and hit some balls with a moderate swing.
2.Once you're warmed up, increase the power of your swings and concentrate on hitting the ball in the centre of the clubface.
3.Remember to focus on your form and keep your shoulders square.
4.Finally, end your session with some putts on the green to work on your aim.
we've rounded up a selection of golf balls that we think are great for beginners. If you're just starting out, you'll want a ball that is durable and easy to hit. Here are our top picks for golf balls for beginners:
Titleist TruFeel Golf Ball: This ball is designed for maximumDurability and easy to hit. It has a soft feel and is great for beginners.
Srixon Soft Feel Golf Ball: This ball is designed for maximum feel andgreat for beginners. It has a soft feel and is great for beginners.
Callaway Supersoft Golf Ball: This ball is designed for a super soft feel and is great for beginners. It has a very low compression for a softer feel.
Wilson Zip Golf Ball: This ball is designed for maximum distance and easy to hit. It has a soft feel and is great for beginners.
Volvik Power Soft Golf Ball: This ball is designed for maximum distance and a softer feel. It has a high-energy core for longer distances.
TaylorMade Tour Response Golf Ball: This ball is designed for maximum performance. It has a soft feel and is great for beginners.
Vice Drive Golf Ball: This ball is designed for maximum distance and
If you're looking to increase your driving distance, you might not want to focus solely on increasing your swing speed. The average driving distance is 214 yards, which is attributed to the average swing speed. However, there are other factors that can affect your driving distance, such as the type of club you're using, your stance, and your form.
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the preferences of the individual golfer. Some golfers prefer to use a larger ball because they find it easier to hit, while others find that a smaller ball gives them more control. Ultimately, it is up to the golfer to experiment with different sizes and find the one that suits their game the best.
A larger golf ball will travel a shorter distance than a smaller golf ball when hit with the same amount of force because a larger ball has more mass and therefore more inertia.
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 I Rzeczpospolita, la unión del Reino de Polonia con el Gran Ducado de Lituania entre 1569 y 1796.
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 Rzeczpospolita Krakowska, República de Cracovia, estado creado en el Congreso de Viena 1815-1846.
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Washougal council discusses coal trains
Friends of the Columbia Gorge members hope council will approve resolution of concern
By Dawn Feldhaus | January 24, 2012 12:00 am | comments
Representatives from the Friends of the Columbia Gorge and Sierra Club, as well as other local residents, are concerned about the potential effects of having an additional 20 coal trains travel through Washougal and Camas each day.
Currently, there are two coal trains that travel through the local area per day.
Coal export terminals are proposed in Cherry Point, Gray's Harbor and Longview, to enable coal companies to transport coal through the Pacific Northwest to Asian markets.
Samantha Lockhart, conservation organizer with the Friends, said during the Washougal City Council meeting last night the organization is concerned about the coal trains' effects on the local economy.
"They could impact home values," she said.
Larry Keister, of Washougal, said the Friends organization is hoping to have "a seat at the table" with Burlington Northern Santa Fe, "so we are represented as a community."
He also mentioned concerns about air quality and groundwater monitoring.
Councilman Dave Shoemaker challenged the assumption that increase in coal trains would hurt the economy.
"It will help the economy," he said. "It will reduce the foreign trade deficit and provide high paying jobs for Americans."
Shoemaker also questioned the data provided during the meeting.
"Short term studies can be useless," he said. "Environmental impact studies have a fundamental bias. I do not have a lot of faith in them."
Debbie Cramer, a Washougal teacher, mentioned that coal dust can be linked to health issues including asthma.
She referred to children playing in the playground at Hathaway Elementary School, in the vicinity of railroad tracks.
"Families with young children live near there too," Cramer said.
Diana Gordon, of Washougal, talked about the potential impacts of coal dust on the local air and water quality, including Capt. William Clark Park and Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
"There would be traffic congestion," she said. "It is not in the best interest to go forward. It could affect property values."
The Friends of the Columbia Gorge organization is hoping the Washougal council will approve a resolution that mentions the potential for traffic congestion of vehicles at railroad crossings, as well as health concerns related to coal dust and other particulates that could be blown from open coal cars. Mayor Sean Guard said he expects the coal train issue will be discussed again at another workshop.
The Camas City Council is expected to hear a similar presentation during a workshop in February.


You made it! You are so sweet for coming to my first tea party in honour of my enchanting friend and talented artist, Vanessa Valencia and her annual A Fanciful Twist virtual Mad Tea Party. So perhaps her tea party will be a teeny, tiny bit madder than mine, and nothing short of magical, but of course it will. That, my friends, is why she is the one and only Vanessa Valencia. I, however, am more than thrilled to share my Sweetapolita spin on a mad tea party with you all, and to me, a tea party, mad or not, could only be complete with some fancy tea-time treats. Now, let us see if we can find our way to those treats . . .
Oh my goodness, I've a feeling we're not in suburbia anymore. Many miles away from suburbia, the air is different, there are open fields, seemingly endless trees and flowers, and we can hear the loons. It's definitely a lovely day for some tea, ruffles and roses.
Why yes, roses! Now, if you can just find your way past these lovely roses, you may find a much needed cup of tea and treats.
Finally, you've arrived, and you've spotted something petite and sweet . . . Fairy cakes? What a pleasant change from cupcakes with towering frosting (although I think I have spotted a few of those as well, and that's never bad news!). Although I've heard of many different ideas and descriptions as to what a fairy cake really is, I can't imagine a cuter name for a l and tastier cupcake, and so that's what we'll call this: a tender and buttery vanilla cupcake topped with a sugary glaze, basically a royal icing (meringue powder, confectioners' sugar, and water). What I really like about it, aside from how lovely and pure white it is (a rare luxury that isn't possible with butter-based frosting), is the fact that, even though the icing is very sweet, there is so little of it that it really just highlights the vanilla in the cupcake and offers a hit of sweet. And, what do you know? They are perfectly delightful with a cup of tea. Can you tell we had a little bit of rain on our tea party day? Actually, it rained the entire day, and as it should be, everything was outside! You can see the petite fondant ribbon roses on the fairy cakes and the icing are shiny and glossy, which happens when there's so much moisture in the air. But, we weren't going to let a little rain (or a torrential downpour) stop our fun or our indulgence, and, actually, what's lovelier than a tea party in warm summer rain?
If you decide to make your own fairy cakes, you can always flavour the icing with a little bit almond, clear vanilla, or rosewater perhaps. Really, as long as it's not oil-based, you can add a wee bit of any flavour your heart desires. I left these classic, but there is a lot of room for experimenting.
I agree--we should have one now.
And no mad tea party would be complete without mad buttercream ruffles! In the name of petite tea party treats, why not create a few petite ruffle cakes?
And, yes, more petite ruffle cakes! Under all of those angelic Swiss Meringue Buttercream ruffles, you'll find a rich, Devil's Food Layer Cake, which is always a nice surprise for tea party guests to reveal when they slice into this cake-for-two (or a few).
And yet another petite ruffle cake . . . that is why I love the petite 4" version, because you can fill a table with them, as opposed to one full-size cake. With ruffle cakes everywhere you turn, it would madder than mad to not take a slice.
Through the ruffles and roses, I see more tea party sweets: vanilla cupcakes with simple buttercream rose swirls. With all of that Swiss Meringue Buttercream already created for the ruffle cakes, and all of the delightfully vanilla cupcakes from the fairy cakes already made, why not take a few moments to pipe some roses on them and offer your tea party guests another treat?
And since you have the open star pastry tip already out and ready to go from your buttercream roses, perhaps baking a batch of raspberry rose meringues would be a nice addition to the tea-time menu? Sweet and crunchy baked meringue is the loveliest (and simplest) of treats, however, I don't see them offered as much as I wish they were. These have some freeze-dried raspberries and a quick and easy (and possibly unexpected) raspberry ingredient that gives them their bright pink hue.
Well, I knew you were coming, so I baked a cake. Or four. Ruffles, ruffles, and more ruffles for us to share.
Or one mad and not-so-petite bite-full? That would be one divine bite, I believe.
Or perhaps you'd prefer more cake, less ruffles?
Some little guests appear to love cupcakes and tea, or, is it teacakes in cups . . .
Shh . . . what's that sound? This little cakelet seems to hear some buzzing overhead. What could it bee?
Ahh, of course, the mad sugar bee has landed. Those darn country bees are like no city bee we've ever seen. Must be something in those country roses.
Either way, this tea party guest isn't sharing her cupcake.
Unless, of course, it's with her beloved rabbit. What's a mad tea party without a peculiar rabbit?
Finally, after we've shared tea-time stories, tales, and treats it's almost time to part, until next time, of course. Wait a mad moment--is it just me, or have our petite cakes grown? I suppose we just never know what madness will unfold over tea and cakes, but you are always welcome here. We love the company!


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Many profitable in this world who have done nice contributions to science and arts had been actually inspired by it and they felt fun every time they studied it. An individual who finds fun when finding out science is the one who will actually find himself successful in it. Nowadays college students find science as a boring topic especially maths.