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Randolph Woman Suffers Serious Injuries In Rollover Crash On I-86

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first_imgImage by Justin Gould / WNY News Now.RANDOLPH – A Randolph woman was ejected from her pickup truck during a rollover crash in the westbound lane of I-86 near Randolph on Monday night.Image by New York State Police.New York State Police Captain Eric Balon tells WNYNewsNow the single vehicle crash happened around 6:15 p.m. after 47-year-old Sue Foster crashed her truck in the median.Through investigation, troopers believe the truck exited the south side of the roadway, rolled over and partially ejected Foster.Balon say she was not wearing their seatbelt at the time of the crash and suffered serious injuries. Image by New York State Police.She was taken to a regional hospital via Stat MedEvac.It appears the pickup truck was hauling many items including a washing machine.I-86 Westbound between Coldspring and Randolph was closed for around an hour while crews worked the scene.Image by Justin Gould / WNY News Now. Share:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)last_img read more

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The World’s Fare in Queens Brings Cuisine From Around The World

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first_imgSign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest coronavirus news throughout New York More than 50 years after millions descended on Flushing Meadows Corona Park for the beloved 1964-65 World’s Fair, Queens will once again celebrate its dazzling global food scene with a 21st-century ‘Fare.’The World’s Fare will take place on April 28 and 29 in the parking lot outside Citi Field, home of the New York Mets. The event reimagines the iconic 1964 event and brings food, drink, art and music from more than 100 countries to the “World’s Borough.” Participating restaurants and food vendors will be curated by an all-star team of chefs and culinary advocates, including Singaporean food expert KF Seetoh, journalist and culinary historian Jessica Harris and renowned Danish chef Claus Meyer, who called the affair the “culinary event of the year.”“The World’s Fare is an opportunity to sample some of the finest flavors the world has to offer, all in one venue,” Meyer says. “This is a unique opportunity, one that not only reflects the incredible diversity of Queens but is rooted in the passion of the many peoples who have traveled from across the globe to call this great borough home.”The family friendly event will take place in the shadow of the neighborhood’s prominant landmarks and structures, including the New York State Pavilion and Unisphere. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out. An all-day pass starts at $19. Special VIP tickets will also be sold to experience a food tour at the festival with Meyer and Seetoh.The festival will also feature an international beer garden, which will showcase 80 craft beers from 45 breweries. For $49, you can also get tickets for two hours of unlimited beer tastings; those tickets are available for purchase at the World’s Fare website at theworldsfare.nyc.Liza Mosquito de Guia, the founder of the Food. Curated. video series, is the lead curator for the festival. She says the group of tastemakers are looking to gather affordable and unique selections that will “create wonder in bite-sized pieces.”“When it comes to passion, diversity and creativity in food, there is nothing like New York City,” de Guia says.Other event curators include Queens food writer Joe DiStefano and The Gastronauts founder Curtiss Calleo.“Our political climate has never called for a greater opportunity to embrace and celebrate ethnic and cultural diversity,” World’s Fare President and Organizer Joshua Schneps says. “The festival embraces everything great about New York City, its people and its food.”Schneps is also copublisher of the Long Island Press. Staff helping organize the event are also from LI.Along with giving attendees a taste of the world, The World’s Fare will also be giving back to those in need. One dollar of each ticket sold will be donated to the Melting Pot Foundation USA, a nonprofit organization founded by Chef Meyer committed to providing healthy cuisine throughout local neighborhoods and training the next generation of culinary artists.The World’s Fare will run from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on both April 28 and 29. To purchase tickets, apply to be a vendor or lean more about the event, visit theworldsfare.nyc. Citi Field is located at 123-01 Roosevelt Avenue, Flushing, near the 7 train and other mass transit options.last_img read more

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Can branch banking be saved?

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first_imgReport shows why credit unions should not be lulled into a false sense of confidence by the fact that the number of branches have not yet significantly decreased or that consumers say they want branches on every corner. It’s time to re-evaluate distribution strategies, closing underutilized branches, reducing the size of remaining branches, and integrating digital technologies for a better consumer experience.by: Jim MarousThe digital revolution is changing the daily lives of all consumers. No place is this more evident than in the way people bank. ATMs, telephone, online banking and mobile banking are transforming customers’ banking experience, enabling consumers to bank where and when they want.As was the case with ATMs decades ago, consumers prefer the convenience of new technologies, combined with the assurance of a local branch. Despite this affinity for branches, the economics of yesterday’s branch don’t work. continue reading » 1SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblrlast_img read more

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Changes to the Military Lending Act: What your credit union needs to know

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first_img 4SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr In July 2015, the Department of Defense (DoD) passed major changes to the Military Lending Act (MLA) with target compliance dates of October 3, 2015 and October 3, 2017. The 2017 date applies only to credit cards.The MLA’s overall goal is to prevent predatory lending against U.S. active military service members and their spouses and dependents. More specifically, the MLA caps overall Military Annual Percentage Rates (MAPR) at 36% and requires creditors to make certain written and oral disclosures. It also prevents some loan features, such as prepayment penalties and securing a loan with a personal check or bank account access.However, the original act only applied to payday loans, tax refund anticipation loans, and vehicle title loans. The new MLA regulations significantly expand the applicable consumer credit products, along with several other key changes. continue reading »last_img read more

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Hillary Clinton’s Top Five Clashes Over Secrecy

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first_imgSign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest coronavirus news throughout New York Back in April of 2007, when she was campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination for the first time, then-Senator Hillary Clinton lashed out at the secrecy of the George W. Bush administration.She told a New Hampshire audience that if elected she would implement a “plan to enhance accountability and transparency” and “to replace secrecy and mystery with openness.” One part of her plan: “It’s time our government went fully online as well.”She lost her bid to be the Democratic presidential nominee. But 20 months later, before then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama took that job and she became secretary of state, she set up a private computer server registered to her home in Chappaqua, N.Y., to handle all her official, as well as private, emails for the next four years. Her decision — a secret until earlier this year — impeded efforts by the press and others to review State Department actions.Now it is Hillary Clinton’s record of transparency that has come under fire. At a press conference in March, she acknowledged that in retrospect “it would’ve been better for me to use two separate phones and two email accounts.” She has asked the State Department to release her official emails, a process that could take months.Few public figures have been as scrutinized as Hillary Clinton. Sometimes her disclosures go beyond what is required, but she’s also racked up a reputation for secrecy that at times has returned to haunt her.Here are five examples covering the last two decades. Some are drawn from a 2007 book I did, with Don Van Natta Jr., entitled “Her Way: The Hopes and Ambitions of Hillary Rodham Clinton” (Little Brown & Co.). Clinton’s office didn’t respond to a request for comment.1) 1992: The Commodity TradesDuring Bill Clinton’s first run for the White House, his campaign declined to release all of the couple’s tax returns. Later it emerged that the campaign had weighed requests from the press and decided not to do so, because a few of the returns showed Hillary Clinton’s spectacular success in commodities trading, in which she made almost $100,000 from an initial investment of $1,000 in a matter of months, for a return of almost 10,000 percent. Hillary Clinton threatened a campaign lawyer who had access to the material with retribution if she released the data: “You’ll never work in Democratic politics again,” the lawyer, Loretta Lynch, says Clinton told her.  It wasn’t until 1994, as the New York Times prepared to publish an article detailing the trades, that the Clintons made the returns public.2) 1993: The Health Care Task ForceAs First Lady, Clinton led a presidential task force to overhaul the U.S. health-care system. The group, which produced a 1,342-page bill that failed to win Congressional approval, came under intense criticism from lawmakers and interest groups for meeting behind closed doors. Several court challenges were brought in an attempt to open the process. Ultimately the courts provided a partial legal victory to the administration. Clinton later wrote she didn’t mind the criticism since she was “trying to do something important for people” but she acknowledged the failure was partially the result of her “own missteps” in “trying to do too much, too fast.”3) 1994: Records from the Rose Law Firm U.S. investigators in 1994 subpoenaed the First Lady’s billing records from her years at the Rose Firm in Little Rock, Arkansas, documents that had been also sought by reporters. A focus of their interest was her legal work for a failing savings and loan, but records of those billings weren’t found. Much later, Clinton’s long-time assistant, Carolyn Huber, said she found in the White House residence an additional box of records that contained the billing memos. They were turned over to the independent counsel in 1996. Clinton testified she had no knowledge of how the records wound up where they did.4) 2006: The Energy Task ForceLate in her first term as U.S. senator from New York, Clinton set up an energy task force to help her work through the issue, deliver a major speech on the subject and prepare for a possible presidential run, participants in the task force told us for the book. They produced a 40-page report in April 2006. The whole project, including the existence of the group, its members and its work product was a secret, designed, participants said, to encourage frank discussions of the issue. The leader of the task force headed an investment firm with major holdings in the energy sector. Senators routinely get input from outsiders, and no law requires their disclosure, but a secret task force is unusual.5) 2015: The Family FoundationThe Clinton family foundation, now called the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, made disclosures that exceed the legal requirements. Charities are not required to list donors, but as part of Clinton’s selection as secretary of state the foundation agreed to disclose the identity of contributors and restrict solicitations from foreign governments. Still, the information on the foundation’s website is less than full. Donors are identified but not the exact amount of each donation or the date of those contributions. Instead, donations fall under ranges and are listed cumulatively. The foundation did not announce that it started raising money from foreign governments after Hillary Clinton left office. But last month the Wall Street Journal pieced together some new foreign donations after the foundation’s web site was updated. That article was the first in a spate of news accounts raising questions about foreign money coming into the Clinton network as she prepares a run for president. The foundation has said the donors are carefully vetted and their money goes to important charitable projects.Related stories: For more coverage, read ProPublica’s previous reporting on Hillary Clinton’s emails.ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for their newsletter.last_img read more

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IPE Scholarship Fund makes double award to support retirement research

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first_img“An analysis will be included of the role of the major pension funds’ consultants in influencing the knowledge and practices of pension funds with regards to climate change and stranded assets risks,” she added. The IPE Scholarship of €5,000 will enable Harnett to reduce the amount of paid work required to fund her research, providing increased opportunity for fieldwork and networking opportunities within the pension fund industry.“This will maximise the benefit of my research and allow me to complete my doctorate on time,” she said. Dingemans’s research for her post-doctorate project focuses on working retirees in the UK and the Netherlands. The IPE Pensions Scholarship Fund has made two awards this year for research into retirement provision.The first is a €5,000 grant to Elizabeth Harnett (pictured below), a PhD candidate at Oxford University, while the second is to Ellen Dingemans for €2,000 to assist with her post-doctoral research at the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI-KNAW) and the University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG-RUG).The focus of Harnett’s PhD studies is on increasing the understanding of the information and communication channels pension funds find useful and important in translating climate-change science into actionable knowledge.Harnett said it was not clear that simply providing more information on climate change would impact pension fund managers’ decisions and behaviour.  Elizabeth HarnettShe will investigate the key drivers of post-retirement employment in both countries and to what extent the decision on this ‘bridge’ employment is experienced differently by subgroups in society – along the lines of gender or education, for example, or health differences.The €2,000 grant from the IPE Scholarship Fund enabled her to travel and collaborate directly for a period with colleagues at University of Manchester (UoM) on this project.She said her visit would greatly enhance her scientific network and help to further establish a research agenda for her post-doc period. The expected output of the UoM collaboration is an article in an international peer-reviewed journal, a scientific presentation in one of the MICRA seminars of UoM and a Netspar discussion paper, she said.Congratulating Harnett and Dingemans, the IPE Pensions Scholarship Fund’s board said it was very pleased to be supporting research projects with such positive potential outcomes.Fennell Betson, chair of the fund and founding editor of IPE magazine, said: “We look forward to their findings with great interest.”The fund’s board comprises Chris Verhaegen, former chair of the Occupational Pensions Stakeholder Group at EIOPA; Peter Melchior, former executive director and actuary at PKA Pension Fund in Denmark; and Peter Borgdorff, executive director at Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn in the Netherlands.The fund’s Academic Adviser is Debbie Harrison, visiting professor at the Pensions Institute, Cass Business School in London.These are the fifth and sixth awards made by the fund to candidates involved in pension fund and retirement income research.The fund is open to other proposals for supporting those undertaking studies and research into these areas at European universities and academic and research bodies.IPE established the Scholarship Fund in 2011 on a non-profit basis, with contributions being received from IPE and others in the pensions community.For further details, please email Fennell Betson or visit the websitelast_img read more

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Anadarko confirms Mozambique LNG fatality after gunmen attacks

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first_imgAnadarko-led Mozambique LNG project came under attack by gunmen on two separate occasions with one resulting in a fatality, the Woodlands-based company said in its update. The project came under two related attacks on the road from Mocimboa da Praia to Afungi, some 20 kilometers from the construction site, the company said.“The first involved a convoy where six contract personnel sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were either treated or are receiving treatment, and we have accounted for all personnel. Tragically, the second attack, which involved the firm contracted to construct an airstrip for the project, resulted in one fatality,” Anadarko said.The construction site remains on lockdown the company said, adding that no further security measures will be discussed.“We are still working to gather information and continue to actively monitor the situation. We also remain in close contact with Government authorities to ensure appropriate measures are in place to protect our workforce,” Anadarko said.Anadarko is developing Mozambique’s first onshore LNG facility consisting of two initial LNG trains with a total nameplate capacity of 12.88 mtpa to support the development of the Golfinho/Atum field located entirely within Offshore Area 1.The project has already firmed up several long-term sale and purchase deals totaling over 9.5 mtpa, with the partners expecting to reach the final investment decision on the project in the first half of this year.Anadarko Moçambique Área 1, a unit of Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, operates Offshore Area 1 with a 26.5-percent working interest.Co-venturers include ENH Rovuma Área (15 percent), Mitsui E&P Mozambique Area1 (20 percent), ONGC Videsh (10 percent), Beas Rovuma Energy Mozambique (10 percent), BPRL Ventures Mozambique (10 percent), and PTTEP Mozambique Area 1 (8.5 percent).last_img read more

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Ten Non-Religious Reasons to Keep Marriage Traditional

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first_imgThe American Thinker 13 Jan 2013For  the purposes of this article, a revisionist seeks to redefine or revise  marriage. A traditionalist would like to keep it as one man and one  woman.1.  To reproduce, nature favors heterosexuality, not  homosexuality.Recognizing  the way of nature, a wise society fosters the one relationship that optimally  helps society to thrive and live to see another generation: a man and woman who  are able to consummate their relationship with their unique sex act and produce  a child. A  functioning society is under no obligation to recognize other nonconformist  relationships by conferring a special status on them. However, society should  protect them from harassment, just as it does for other  groups.2.  Nature teaches us to build the family unit and honor gender  differences.Nature  is merciless, but she can be wise too. She made humans male and female, so our  body parts have a natural coordination that reproduces children. The offspring  of this sexual union are also male and female.3.  The essence of marriage is intelligible — it makes the most  sense.Succinctly  stated, the essence of marriage is the permanent and exclusive covenant and  union of one male and one female who consummate their monogamous commitment by  their unique sex act, which is capable (or potentially capable) of producing a  child. Nature  has made two opposite sexes. Therefore, two parents, one of each sex, raising  their own biological son or daughter, are optimal for a healthy  society. But,  revisionists ask, “Isn’t committed love the essence of marriage?” In reply, love  is strong, powerful, and beautiful, particularly when it’s expressed in a  commitment. However, this is not enough, either. Two best friends who have been  roommates for many years can have a deep (nonphysical) committed love. So can  two or more siblings — maybe they enjoy a deeper (nonphysical) committed love  than a married couple does. But they’re not marriages.4.  Childless heterosexual married couples reinforce marriage, not redefine  it.These  heterosexual childless married couples don’t redefine marriage beyond  recognizable parameters. Their heterosexuality — based on male and female  anatomy and attraction — is the link to the essence of marriage and reinforces it, not overturns it.  They can still consummate it by the unique sex act.5.  Traditional marriage is strong, as is.…But  hypothetically, even if marriage were broken, say, at an 80% divorce rate, then  marriage still needs to be protected with a special status. This brokenness  would not be a reason to redefine it, but to fix it. And if it ain’t broke,  don’t fix it by adding other “marriages.”6.  Some certainties should not be rejected or fundamentally  transformed.7.  History and democracy matter.Given  this muddled state of affairs, the political elites should no longer determine  this issue. I’m willing to trust the people to make the right decision in  referenda; I’ll live with the results.8.  Preserving traditional marriage is a virtue, not “homophobia” or  bigotry.Discrimination  is harmful, in most cases. However, it’s not widely acknowledged that sometimes  discrimination benefits or at least doesn’t harm society. To cite only three  examples, the Constitution says a foreign-born person who later becomes an  American citizen cannot become president: immigrant “discrimination.” The  Constitution says only a person who’s thirty-five or older can become president:  “ageism.” In the Olympics, men and women compete separately:  “sexism.”9.  Upholding standards against other redefinitions is  necessary.Just  a short time ago, homosexuals, who make up about 3.5% to  4.4% of the population, wanted just to be accepted. Fair  enough. But now they’re demanding marriage. Then they’re going further. Some  gays  say that while they have their primary partnership, they  allow hook ups with others. “It’s a redefinition of marriage,” says  one. Polygamists,  who are less than 1% of the U.S. population, are also pushing for marriage. If polygamists win their lawsuit, will polyamorists, who also make up less than 1% of the population, be far behind? So,  if you redefine marriage to include homosexual relationships, how can you  logically exclude other nonconformists? You can’t.10.  Unmarried civil union is a fair and reasonable  compromise.“I  have gay friends and family, and denying them marriage hurts their feelings,”  we’re told. Then  let’s compromise. After the give-and-take, no one is a hundred percent happy,  but no reasonable person is a hundred percent unhappy, either. An unmarried  civil union for gays and lesbians is a good compromise. They can have the legal  benefits that heterosexual married couples have, like inheriting and hospital  visits.http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/01/ten_non-religious_reasons_to_keep_marriage_traditional.htmllast_img read more

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Kennedale kicks off new race season with March 1-2 special

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first_imgKENNEDALE, Texas (Feb. 28) – Four IMCA divisions are on the program for Kennedale Speedway Park’s season-opening Spring Kick-Off special this Saturday and Sunday, March 1-2. IMCA Eagle Motorsports RaceSaver Sprint Cars run for $800 to win on Saturday. Texas Lone Star Series shows are slated both nights for IMCA Xtreme Motor Sports Modifieds, IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars and Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center Southern SportMods. Stock Cars run as part of Wild Child Race Cars and Southern SportMods as part of Southwest Racing Specialties-sponsored series shows. Modifieds race for $600 to win, Stocks and SportMods both for $500 to win. IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing national, regional and Allstar Performance state points will be awarded. An open practice begins at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28. Pit gates open at 3 p.m. and racing starts at 6 p.m. Saturday; gates open at noon and racing starts at 2 p.m. on Sunday. There is no entry fee and pit passes are $25. Grandstand admission is $12 for adults, $8 for seniors and military personnel with ID, $5 for kids ages 6-11 and free for five and under. RACEceivers or NitroBees are required in all divisions. More infor­mation about the Spring Kick-Off is available by call­ing 817 561-9634 and at the www.raceksp.com website.Series races are the fourth and fifth of 2014 for the Modifieds, Stock Cars and Southern SportMods.Texas Lone Star Series Top 20 Point Standings Modifieds – 1. Josh McGaha, Abilene, 116; 2. Keith White, Little River Academy, 113; 3. Cory Davis, Eunice, N.M., and Chad Melton, Springtown, both 93; 5. Vince Ogle, Lubbock, 90; 6. J.P. Dowell, Killeen, 89; 7. Jimmy Tidwell, Round Rock, 83; 8. Ronnie Welborn, Princeton, 82; 9. Chris Elliott, Abilene, 77; 10. Ben Ketteman, Pflugerville, Joe Spillman, Marble Falls, and Tommy Fain, Abilene, each 75; 13. Tyler Iverson, Albion, Neb., 74; 14. Glen Hibbard, Kennedale, 73; 15. Charles Brewer, Abilene, 72; 16. Mike McCarthy, Hutto, 69; 17. Fred Wojtek, Blackwell, 68; 18. Dean Deming, Hobbs, N.M., 65; 19. Jim Thorp, Mertzon, 62; 20. Danny Hogue, Abilene, 61. Southern SportMods – 1. Justin Cass, Abilene, 115; 2. Gabe Tucker, Carbon, 105; 3. Chad Hertel, Abilene, 99; 4. Allen Montgomery, Fort Worth, and Kyle Wisdom, Abilene, both 97; 6. Bradley Poor, Abilene, 94; 7. Jake Upchurch, Grand Prairie, 93; 8. Justin Long, Haslet, 91; 9. G.W. Egbert IV, Belton, 90; 10. Doug Easterling, Rule, 87; 11. Mark Patterson, Abilene, 83; 12. David Goode Jr., Temple, 80; 13. Cory Williams, Slaton, 78; 14. Randy Doyle, Killeen, 77; 15. Shane Priddy, Merkel, 75; 16. Jeffrey Abbey, Comanche, and Brad Shirley, Springtown, both 74; 18. Levi Ely, Merkel, 67; 19. Chase Parson, Abilene, 62; 20. Matt Mueller, Stamford, 60. Stock Cars – 1. Jason Adcock, San Angelo, and Gabe Tucker, Carbon, both 109; 3. Jason Batt, Harker Heights, 106; 4. Kyle Clough, Wallace, Neb., 93; 5. Tristan Carman, Killeen, 91; 6. Andrew Altenburg, Truman, Minn., and Matt Guillaume, Haslet, both 89; 8. Kirk Martin, Weatherford, 88; 9. J.C. Howell, Mabank, 87; 10. Duain Pritchett, Combine, 79; 11. David Bissonnette, Stephenville, 78; 12. Michael Therwanger, Seminole, 72; 13. Travis Graves, Wolfforth, 70; 14. Billy Wade, San Angelo, 69; 15. Tyler Muirhead, Mabank, 67; 16. Dennis Bissonnette, Stephenville, 66; 17. Robert Barnett, Sweetwater, Michael Sheen, Lamesa, and David Phillips, Abilene, each 62; 20. Robert (Scotty) Cook, Abilene, 61.Hobby Stocks – 1. Brock Beeter, Minot, N.D., 111; 2. Jeremy Oliver, Chilton, and Eric Stanton, Carlisle, Iowa, both 110; 4. Mike Watkins, Abilene, 106; 5. Rodney Sparks, Hawley, 103; 6. Brad King, Parshall, N.D., 101; 7. Gerald Spalding Jr., Abilene, 96; 8. Andrew Sebastian, Minot, N.D., 89; 9. Shawn Miles, Midland, and Westin Abbey, Comanche, both 85; 11. Eddie Ledbetter, Midland, 83; 12. Danny Patterson Jr., Merkel, 79; 13. Garett Rawls, China Spring, 77; 14. Brandon Gaddis, Hermleigh, 74; 15. Scotty Brown, Abilene, 73; 16. April Phillips, Abilene, 72; 17. Colby Dello, Abilene, 70; 18. Joe Colyer, Abilene, 68; 19. Trevor Hudson, Copperas Cove, and Adam Armstrong, Beatrice, Neb., both 57.last_img read more

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