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The PaducahSports Sun | Friday, June 1, 2012 | paducahsun.com Section B Growing Mid-America spreads across Murray
BY JOEY FOSKO next weekend at Southern Illinois schools, including Marshall Coun- [email protected] University that will attract some Mid-America Summer ford, Evangelical Christian, Briar- ty and Paducah Tilghman, who The Mid-America Summer teams from western Kentucky. Hoops Classic entries crest Christian, Gallatin, Wilson met in the regional fi nals at the Hoops Classic has expanded be- “We’ll have a few more varsity Staff report Central. CFSB Center in March. yond the confi nes of Murray State teams at SIU next week, around Boys Missouri: Charleston. Evangelical Christian is a Mem- University’s CFSB Center, taking 60, counting both boys and girls.” Kentucky: Paducah Tilgh- Arkansas: Cave City. phis-area power, and Gallatin and over other campus venues. The Murray edition of the Mid- man, St. Mary, Marshall County, Mississippi: Center Hill. Wilson Central are traditionally With a little over 40 varsity bas- America actually began Thursday Graves County, Mayfield, Car- Girls strong programs from the Nash- ketball teams, both boys and girls, night, but will pick up on Friday lisle County, Calloway County, Kentucky: Lone Oak, St. Mary, ville, Tenn., area. Cairo, Meridian, leading a pool of 120 teams from and Saturday with teams guaran- Murray, Trigg County, Hopkins- Marshall County, Ballard Me- Carbondale, Murphysboro and grades 5-12, the tournament had teed a certain number of games for ville, Madisonville, Muhlenberg morial, Carlisle County, Graves Pinckneyville are regular con- to take over part of the nearby the fi rst three days of the event. County. County, Mayfield, Calloway Coun- tenders in southern Illinois, and Student Recreation and Wellness On Friday and Saturday, play Illinois: Cairo, Meridian, Egyp- ty, Murray, Christian County. the fi eld includes teams from six Center and even will use a court in starts at 8 a.m. and going through tian, Murphysboro, Carbondale, Illinois: Massac County, Cart- states. the old North Gym that is attached 9 p.m. Pinckneyville, Flora. erville. Marshall County is one of the to Racer Arena. The single-elimination tourna- Tennessee: Union City, Obion Tennessee: Gibson County, girls’ headliners, as is Gibson “We’re still keeping everyone on ments in various divisions start Central, Martin Westview, Brad- Trenton Peabody. County from northwest Tennes- campus, which makes it easier to on Sunday at 8:30 a.m., with the see. move people around,” said event fi nals scheduled for late afternoon. coordinator Dan Hudson, who is Admission is $5 per day. ray State are defending Second Third Region power Muhlenberg Call Joey Fosko, a Paducah Sun also conducting a similar event Among the top teams at Mur- Region champion Hopkinsville, County and several First Region sports writer, at 270-575-8661. Spurrier moves forward with plan BY MARK LONG Associated Press DESTIN, Fla. — Steve Spur- rier is sticking with his plan to pay players. South Carolina’s outspoken coach fi rst fl oated the idea at the Southeastern Conference’s spring meetings last year. Fellow coaches and league administra- tors listened, but it made little, if any, progress. He trotted out his stipend plan again this week and said Wednesday that football coaches voted 14-0 to present the proposal to league athletic direc- tors. The ADs will discuss it and decide whether to present it to school presidents and chancellors for an offi cial vote Friday. Associated Press “We’re trying to get extra mon- Oklahoma City Thunder small forward Kevin Durant (middle) ey for living expense, academic shoots against San Antonio Spurs’ Boris Diaw (left) and Tim Dun- expense, game-related expense can during the first half of Game 3 in their Western Conference to our players because of the tre- finals playoff series Thursday in Oklahoma City. mendous amount of money — bil- lions — they’re bringing” in, Spur- rier said. Spurrier’s plan seemed far- Thunder wallop Spurs fetched in 2011, but then the Associated Press NCAA Division I Board of Direc- Steve Spurrier (left), head coach of the University of South Caro- tors started working on a pro- lina, and Kerwin Bell, head football coach at Jacksonville University, 102-82, pull within 2-1 posal that would give scholarship watch the Jacksonville Jaguars during football practice, Thursday in athletes $2,000 toward the full Jacksonville, Fla. BY JEFF LATZKE Tony Parker and Stephen Jack- cost of attendance — money that Associated Press son led the Spurs with 16 points covers expenses beyond tuition, would be willing to pay it if they pend only to student-athletes in OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin apiece. Tim Duncan had 11 points room and board, books and fees. were to approve it to where our revenue-generating sports? And Durant scored 22 points, Thabo on 5-for-15 shooting, taking 11 of The NCAA has delayed imple- guys could get approximately get what about the notion that giving Sefolosha set playoff career- San Antonio’s fi rst 25 shots as the menting the stipend while seeking three-, four-thousand bucks a extra money to football and men’s bests with 19 points and six offense went through the All-Star feedback on an issue that was met year. It wouldn’t be that much, basketball players in the SEC es- steals, and the Oklahoma City center instead of Parker. with criticism and concern. but enough to allow them to live sentially would amount to a free- Thunder snapped San Antonio’s San Antonio had been averag- Spurrier and others, especially like normal student-athletes. agent system that could entice the 20-game winning streak by beat- ing 109.4 points during its month- those in the powerful and wealthy “We think they need more and nation’s top kids to sign with the ing the Spurs 102-82 in Game 3 and-a-half winning streak and had SEC, believe $2,000 isn’t even deserve more. It’s as simple as richest conference? of the Western Conference fi nals been held to double digits only enough. that.” “It’s one of those things as on Thursday night. twice. The Spurs, who already set Spurrier and his SEC colleagues It’s not really simple, though. coaches that we’re constantly Oklahoma City closed its series an NBA record for the longest win- would like to give football and When asked if his plan included fi ghting for kids and doing ev- defi cit to 2-1 and will host Game ning streak carried over from the men’s basketball players “approx- all 85 scholarship football players, erything we can to help them,” 4 on Saturday night. regular season into the playoffs, imately $3,500 to $4,000” — out Spurrier said, “Well, that’s where Vanderbilt coach James Franklin Sefolosha threw a wrench in were trying to match the league of pocket — for the entire year to it gets a little tricky.” said. “And I really appreciate that. the Spurs’ well-oiled offense at mark for most wins to start the cover expenses. Other issues are sure to arise, I’m the same way, but on the same the start, getting four steals in postseason. The Lakers won 11 “We as coaches believe they’re too. hand, I also know it’s more com- the fi rst 3 minutes. The Spurs straight to start the 1989 and 2001 entitled to a little more than room, Would the plan be in compli- plex than we maybe think it is and ended up committing a postsea- playoffs, getting swept in the NBA books, board and tuition,” Spur- ance with Title IX? Is it really there’s a lot of things that go into son-worst 21 turnovers and scor- fi nals the fi rst time and winning it rier said. “Again, we as coaches fair to offer the additional sti- it. You have to be aware of that.” ing their least points all season. all the second. Loose horse nearly slams into I’ll Have Another at Belmont Park BY RICHARD ROSENBLATT ercise rider Jonny Garcia. from 8:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m., or walking on the track, a horse and I’ll Have Another Associated Press “I’ve seen accidents like that during regular training at earlier had dumped its rider and came “Normally they walk the out- NEW YORK — The Triple happen, and they are ugly,” train- or later times. “screaming up the outside rail” side rail, but the racing gods must Crown bid of I’ll Have Another er Doug O’Neill said. O’Neill and his brother, Den- in the same direction along the have been looking out for him be- almost ended Thursday when a Hours after the near miss at nis, were terrifi ed by what was clubhouse turn, Doug O’Neill cause he was about two feet off loose horse came within inches of Belmont Park, the New York unfolding 10 days before I’ll Have said. the rail this morning,” O’Neill slamming into the Kentucky Der- Racing Association announced Another attempts to become the I’ll Have Another was walking a said. by and Preakness winner during there would be a 15-minute train- fi rst Triple Crown winner in 34 few feet from the rail, with stable “It could have been terrible,” training at Belmont Park. ing window for Belmont runners years, since Affi rmed swept the pony, Lava Man, on the inside. said Dennis O’Neill, Doug’s A collision was avoided, but not only, beginning Friday morning. Derby, Preakness and Belmont in O’Neill said the horse, later iden- brother who bought I’ll Have before the speeding horse grazed Trainers have the option of work- 1978. tifi ed as the 3-year-old maiden the boot of I’ll Have Another’s ex- ing their Belmont contenders After I’ll Have Another began fi lly Isleta, ran between the rail Please see BELMONT | 3B
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SATURDAY GOLF – Tot Waldon Invitational (men, Heat take 2-0 lead into Boston in East finals Ballard County CC). BY TIM REYNOLDS to score 96 points in Game did know it or not, but af- Associated Press 2, the most they’ve ever ter Game 1, it was such a MIAMI — The Miami scored in a game together, bad loss for us, I think we Heat know what’s coming and it still wasn’t enough needed to have that type of Purchase memos from the Boston Celtics. as the Heat held serve at game last night. Obvious- “Their all,” Dwyane home with a 115-111 over- ly, we’d have rather won The Rules: Please send your submissions for Purchase Wade said. time victory. it. But I think our guys are sidelines to [email protected], or fax to 270-442-7859, or mail to Sports, The Paducah Sun, Box 2300, Paducah, Ky., That’s what usually So now, in a season of very confi dent going into 42003-2300. happens when one team is challenges for the Celtics, Game 3.” fi ghting to save its season the toughest test yet has There were whispers BASEBALL: Murray State’s annual — and in this case, the Big arrived. Only 14 teams in that the Celtics were fi n- four-day camp starts on Monday, with Four era in Boston might NBA history have rallied ished when the season a high school showcase camp on June be at stake as well. from an 0-2 hole to win a started with eight losses 13. Contact Dan Skirka at 809-3475 or The Eastern Conference best-of-seven series, and in 12 games, when they via e-mail at [email protected] fi nals shift to Boston on the Celtics haven’t done it lost seven of eight games for more information or visit www.gorac- Friday night for Game 3, since 1969. to sputter into the All-Star ers.com. with the Heat holding a “We still know we have break with a losing re- Associated Press BASEBALL: Tryouts for Tri-County’s 2-0 lead after staving off to play better,” Boston cord, when they lost their Miami Heat’s LeBron James (center) touches American Legion program are Monday perhaps the Celtics’ best coach Doc Rivers said playoff opener to Atlanta, hands with Dwyane Wade (right) as they walk at 6 p.m. at Mike Miller Park in Draffen- shot to win a classic. Bos- Thursday. “But I think and again when they lost with Mario Chalmers during overtime of Game ville. Players must be born in 1993 or ton’s core of Rajon Rondo, our guys know now that home-court advantage to 2 in their Eastern Conference Finals playoff later to be eligible. For more informa- Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett we can play (with Miami). Philadelphia in the second series against the Boston Celtics Wednesday in tion, contact Billy Hodge at 556-0711. and Ray Allen combined And I don’t know if they round. Miami. The Heat defeated the Celtics 115-111. paducahsun.com Sports The Paducah Sun • Friday, June 1, 2012 • 3B Who are these guys? No-name Mets a big surprise BY MIKE FITZPATRICK ing is Bob Uecker behind Miguel Batista earned a Associated Press the microphone — or Wes- win in Pelfrey’s place and NEW YORK — Few ex- ley Snipes running sprints so did Hefner, punctuating pected much from the New in his pajamas. his fi rst major league vic- York Mets this season. No joke, though: New tory with a stunning home Then again, these aren’t York is playing sound fun- run. exactly the Mets everybody damental baseball. “The bus from Buffalo expected to see. “I think our minor league arrived today, as it normal- Kirk Nieuwenhuis. Mike staff has done a great job ly does,” general manager Baxter. Jeremy Hefner. of getting these guys pre- Sandy Alderson said Tues- Vinny Rottino, Rob pared to come here,” said day. Johnson, Jordany Valde- Collins, who also deserves Valdespin’s fi rst career spin, Omar Quintanilla, plenty of praise. “I think hit was a pinch-hit, three- Mike Nickeas. one of the things that helps run homer off Philadelphia Who are these guys and out is when they walk in closer Jonathan Papelbon how do they keep winning that locker room and they in the ninth inning that big league ballgames? look around and they see sent New York to a 5-2 vic- Two months into the sea- friends. They see guys they tory May 7. son, the no-name Mets are know. I think it makes a big Quintanilla was called up one of baseball’s biggest difference.” from the minors this week surprises. Led by David New York is minus three and got three hits in his Wright, Johan Santana and injured regulars: left fi elder Mets debut. a mystery cast of support- Jason Bay, shortstop Ru- “They’re all here because ing characters, New York is ben Tejada and catcher they’re worthy of being 28-23 and only 1½ games Jose Thole. Starting pitch- here,” 37-year-old knuckle- out of fi rst place in the er Mike Pelfrey is out for baller R.A. Dickey said. tightly bunched NL East. the season following elbow Of course, the stars have “Obviously, we’re look- ligament replacement sur- shined, too. ing forward to getting some gery. Wright is batting .365 of our front-line players Add in the injuries to with fi ve homers and 30 Associated Press back. But what these guys backups Ronny Cedeno Home plate umpire Ed Rapuano and Philadelphia Phillies catcher Brian Schneider RBIs. Despite a recent have shown us is that they and Justin Turner, and watch as New York Mets’ Lucas Duda hits a two-run home run off Phillies starting slump, he was tied for the can play here,” second-year New York has used six pitcher Cliff Lee in the sixth inning Wednesday at Citi Field in New York. Duda hom- major league lead in on- manager Terry Collins said. shortstops already this sea- ered twice in the Mets’ 10-6 loss to the Phillies. base percentage (.463) and Turning to a string of son following the departure ranked among the NL lead- subs and fi ll-ins, the Mets of All-Star Jose Reyes as a Wilpon said. “Our farm in and produced immedi- Baxter, who grew up 10 ers in several other catego- are almost a real-life ver- free agent in December. system was better than ately. minutes from where Citi ries. sion of “Major League,” “Everybody said we anybody thought.” Nieuwenhuis came up Field stands, won the fi - Santana, who missed last the hilarious movie about didn’t have depth. I think With the Mets in dire from Triple-A Buffalo when nal bench spot in spring season following shoulder a band of baseball rejects that’s decent depth. So, need of early reinforce- center fi elder Andres Tor- training and did so well surgery, has a 2.75 ERA af- who carry the Cleveland guys coming up and per- ments, unheralded young- res was injured on opening as a pinch-hitter that he’s ter 10 healthy starts and is Indians to the playoffs. forming is great to see,” sters and minor league day and has kept himself in now batting leadoff against coming off his fi rst shutout About the only thing miss- chief operating offi cer Jeff journeymen have stepped the lineup by hitting .294. right-handers. since June 12, 2010. Stanton’s homers fuel Marlins Mike Trout making big-league mark BY STEVEN WINE BY GREG BEACHAM games. He has established Angels is looking more per- Associated Press Associated Press himself as a speedy leadoff manent by the day. MIAMI — The Miami ANAHEIM, Calif. — hitter and a phenomenal Count the Yankees Marlins’ latest homestand The fi rst time Mike Trout outfi elder who catches just among those who are im- ended with their new ball- played against his idol, about anything hit his way, pressed. park still standing, despite he was a raw 19-year- producing almost nightly “He’s been a game- Giancarlo Stanton blasting old just a few weeks re- highlights with his bat or changer, offensively, de- home runs off it. moved from his Los An- glove. fensively,” New York man- He became the fi rst geles Angels debut. He The Yankees learned all ager Joe Girardi said. “The player to hit the home- couldn’t quite believe he about it when Trout made kid has got a lot of talent, a run sculpture, and the was standing on a ma- a series of stunning catches ton. Usually when you see a fi rst player to homer into jor league fi eld talking to in left fi eld to go along with guy that fast, you don’t an- the beer garden. He also Derek Jeter. three extra-base hits during ticipate him hitting the ball knocked out a section of the “It’s crazy, surreal,” the Angels’ series victory that hard. What he’s do- scoreboard with a homer. Trout recalled. “Almost over New York this week. ing at 20, it’s really pretty “That’s why we have like, is this really happen- “I defi nitely feel more amazing. You think about maintenance workers — ing?” comfortable up here this it, most guys don’t hit to fi x the things Giancarlo A year later, at the ripe time,” Trout said. “It’s just triples down the left-fi eld breaks,” Marlins owner old age of 20, Trout was knowing more about the line.” Jeffrey Loria said with a more prepared, more pitchers and more about That’s exactly what Trout chuckle. confi dent, and even more the outfi elds, how to get to did Tuesday night, showing The 6-foot-5, 246-pound determined to show both balls out there. I’m just try- off the blazing speed that Stanton has become a mas- the Angels and Jeter’s ing to keep it going.” Angels manager Mike Sci- ter of the tape-measure Yankees why he’s already As the son of a former mi- oscia believes is unparal- homer and more. He hit ready for the big leagues. nor leaguer from southern leled in the AL. With fellow 12 home runs in May to tie Trout has been on a New Jersey, Trout realized speedster Peter Bourjos the franchise record for a tear since Los Angeles much of the baseball world patrolling center fi eld and single month, and drove in promoted him again fi ve was watching when the An- nine-time Gold Glove win- 30 runs. weeks ago, batting .303 gels faced the Yankees. Not ner Torii Hunter in right, Since the start of the ex- with fi ve homers, 16 only did he seize the stage, it’s tough to imagine a bet- pansion era in 1961, the Associated Press RBIs, 21 runs and eight but Trout demonstrated ter defensive outfi eld than only other player under age Miami Marlins’ Giancarlo Stanton hits a solo home run stolen bases in just 30 why his latest call-up to the the Angels’ current trio. off Washington Nationals pitcher Ryan Perry in the sev- 23 to total more homers enth inning in Miami Wednesday. The Marlins defeated and RBIs in a single month the Nationals 5-3 to sweep the series. BELMONT was Bob Horner in 1980, the Marlins said, citing the “There’s not a park that’s Mike Stanton was starting Elias Sports Bureau. going hold him,” Giants to catch on — thanks to 56 CONTINUED FROM 1B tending them in the days able,” O’Neill said. “He’s Stanton doesn’t turn 23 manager Bruce Bochy said. homers in his fi rst two sea- leading up to the race. the kind of horse can until November. The buzz about the Mar- sons — the slugger asked Another for $35,000 for “I have no problem with change stalls every day and “Unbelievable,” team- lins’ right fi elder has been to be called Giancarlo. His owner Paul Reddam. a detention barn. I wish we he’ll be just fi ne. I think mate Jose Reyes said, slowly building since he full name is Giancarlo Cruz An hour after the near- could go over there today,” we’ll be in good shape.” shaking his head. “No one had three hits in his major- Michael Stanton, and he miss, Doug O’Neill said O’Neill said, adding he O’Neill said he doesn’t hits the ball harder than league debut in 2010. His went with Mike in school his “stomach is still a little doesn’t understand why believe the new rules are that guy. It’s fun to watch. majestic clouts are attract- because it was easier to twisted by it. Fortunately, the barn won’t be ready aimed at him despite a And he’s only 22. It’s unbe- ing more notice now that pronounce. everything worked out until Wednesday. record of being fi ned or lievable. He’s 22! Unbeliev- the perennially overlooked Pretty much everyone fi ne.” “It sounds like it was suspended 15 times for able. Unbelievable.” Marlins are on the national has adjusted to the re- I’ll Have Another was not a real organized thing, drug and medication- “He’s a little bit of a radar thanks to an offsea- branding except for Stan- never touched, and then kind of a late decision,” he related violations in the freak,” teammate John son spending spree and a ton’s biggest fan, Cash proceeded on with his added. “In hindsight, they last 14 years. Last week, Buck added. 21-8 record in May, best in Johnson. He’s the 4-year- morning mile gallop be- could have decided that he was suspended 45 days Opponents are likewise the majors. old son of Marlins right- fore returning to his soon earlier and we could have and fi ned $15,000 by the impressed. Just when the name hander Josh Johnson. to be former stable a few been settled in.” California Horse Racing yards from the main track. Instead, he’ll have to Board for exceeding the “Once we dodged that, move from a barn his colt limit of total carbon diox- everything went well,” has been at since arriving ide — which can enhance O’Neill said. “He jogged the day after winning the a horse’s performance and Paducah International hosts great, galloped super. I Preakness on May 19. The reduce fatigue. noticed every day he’s new barn is a few hundred O’Neill and other train- cooling out even quicker. yards farther from the ers aren’t thrilled with the middle leg of Tri-State Challenge He seems like he loves it track. late rule changes, but he here, and he’s really get- “It’s an inconvenience understands racing has Staff report event began Thursday night English and 2011 event ting used to the oval and for the horse and the staff, come under scrutiny on Paducah International at Highland (Ill.) Speedway winner Will Vaught. The pit getting used to the footing, but this horse is unbeliev- many fronts. Raceway will host the and will conclude Saturday gates open at 4 p.m., with and I couldn’t be happier second leg of the Tri-State night at I-55 Raceway at the grandstands open at 5 with the way he’s going.” Challenge for Late Model Pevely, Mo. Among the top p.m. Qualifying begins at 7 On Wednesday, the 2012 Honda Accord EX dirt-track racing on Friday competitors expected to p.m. with the races starting New York State Racing night. The three-pronged race are Billy Moyer, Tanner at 7:30 p.m. and Wagering Board im- posed strict new rules leather, loaded for horses running in the Belmont. They include Only 8k miles Davidson, Long make All-Star rosters a stakes barn for all Bel- mont runners, out-of- $20,900 Staff report vidson and Heath catcher the East-West All-Star competition blood testing Two area juniors, Re- Chaney Long, have been game on June 16 at the and close scrutiny of the For more information call idland catcher Hope Da- added to the rosters for University of Louisville. horses and humans at- 270-933-2996 4B • Friday, June 1, 2012 • The Paducah Sun Business paducahsun.com
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HealthSci 37.96 +16.4 WndsrAdml 45.11 -0.05 +4.7 DrxEnBear q 13.45 +.35 McGrwH 14 43.38 -.44 OTC 56.25 -0.13 +2.8 US Airwy 12 13.22 +.53 GenCorp ... 87 6.12 +.05 +15.0 Total SA 2.38e ... 43.07 +.24 -15.7 HiYield d 6.61 +4.8 WndsrII 26.91 -0.02 +4.4 DirEMBear q 17.90 -.19 Medtrnic 11 36.84 +.19 Puritan 18.57 -0.01 +5.4 USG dd 15.42 -.11 Goodrich 1.16 20 125.77 -.01 +1.7 USEC ...... 72 +.01 -36.7 InsLgCpGr d 17.53 +8.7 Waddell & Reed Adv DirxSCBull q 47.26 -.31 MelcoCrwn 21 11.75 -.37 Series100Idx 9.31 -0.01 +5.6 UtdContl 18 25.17 +1.00 Goodyear ... 14 10.45 +.10 -26.3 US Bancrp .78f 12 31.11 +.36 +15.0 IntlBnd d 9.65 Discover 8 33.11 -.16 Merck 17 37.58 +.18 ShTmBond 8.53 +0.9 AccumA m 7.81 -0.02 +6.3 UtdMicro 6 2.11 -.16 HonwllIntl 1.49 20 55.66 -.54 +2.4 WalMart 1.59f 14 65.82 +.38 +10.1 IntlGrInc d 11.20 +0.04 -2.8 Disney 16 45.71 +.51 MetLife 8 29.21 -.40 Jabil .32 10 19.13 -.06 -2.7 WestlkChm .30 14 54.49 -.65 +35.4 StratInc 10.97 +0.01 +3.3 SciTechA m 10.04 -0.06+12.7 UPS B 19 74.94 +.33 IntlStk d 12.37 +0.02 +0.7 DollarGen 22 48.91 +.35 MetroPCS 9 6.40 +.07 Tel&Util 17.70 +0.06 +2.6 Yacktman UtdRentals 17 34.55 -2.13 LatinAm d 36.33 +0.10 -6.4 DomRescs 17 52.06 +.20 Microchp 18 31.02 -.28 TotalBd 11.12 +0.02 +3.1 MidCapVa 22.09 +3.3 Focused d 19.15 -0.05 +2.0 US Bancrp 12 31.11 +.36 DEmmett cc 21.40 +.01 MicronT dd 5.84 -.15 MARKET SUMMARY USBdIdxInv 11.92 +0.02 +2.3 MidCpGr 55.71 +5.7 Yacktman d 17.93 -0.05 +2.4 DowChm 17 31.06 -.16 Microsoft 11 29.19 -.15 US NGs rs q 16.79 -.12 Value 66.43 -0.01 +4.7 DryShips dd 2.21 -.16 Micrvis rsh dd 2.65 +.74 US OilFd q 32.61 -.41 Fidelity Advisor DuPont 13 48.26 -.17 MobileTele 13 16.64 -.27 USSteel dd 20.30 -1.10 NYSE AMEX NASDAQ NewInsA m 21.30 -0.04 +8.0 OMMODITIES DukeEngy 17 21.98 +.13 Monsanto 22 77.20 +.79 UtdTech 13 74.11 +.37 NewInsI 21.58 -0.04 +8.1 C Dynavax dd 3.77 +.09 MorgStan 23 13.36 +.27 UtdhlthGp 12 55.77 -.40 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) StratIncA m 12.26 +0.01 +3.3 Open High Low Settle Chg Vale SA ... 18.31 -.12 Dynegy dd .48 +.03 Mylan 14 21.67 +.14 Fidelity Spartan Wheat CBOT Vale SA pf ... 18.12 +.08 Name Vol (00) Last Chg Name Vol (00) Last Chg Name Vol (00) Last Chg NII Hldg 18 11.52 +.11 500IdxAdvtg 46.61 -0.10 +5.1 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel E-F-G-H ValeroE 6 21.10 -.71 BkofAm 1877001 7.35 +.15 CheniereEn 68716 14.04 -.34 Facebook n 973013 29.60 +1.41 Nabors 10 13.55 -.21 500IdxInstl 46.61 -0.10 +5.1 Jul 12 651.00 653.00 642.00 643.00 -10.00 E-Trade 22 8.49 -.04 NBGrce rs ... 1.20 -.24 VangEmg q 38.02 +.12 S&P500ETF1787543 131.47 -.29 ElephTalk 34339 2.25 +.51 SiriusXM 550979 1.89 ... 500IdxInv 46.61 -0.10 +5.1 VangEAFE q 29.51 +.12 Sep 12 667.00 669.00 659.00 660.00 -8.00 eBay 15 39.19 -.40 NOilVarco 13 66.75 -.44 SPDR Fncl 874658 14.01 +.12 Rentech 31286 1.88 +.05 PwShs QQQ 531364 62.06 -.27 ExtMktIdAg d 37.04 -0.08 +5.7 EMC Cp 21 23.85 -.18 Ventas 46 58.82 +.97 Dec 12 690.00 692.00 682.00 684.00 -7.00 NetApp 19 29.76 +.16 iShEMkts 655105 37.70 +.16 NovaGld g 24309 5.66 -.26 Cisco 501128 16.33 -.06 TotMktIdAg d 37.89 -0.08 +5.2 EOG Res 21 99.30 -1.69 Netflix 21 63.44 -3.90 VeriFone 16 36.11 -.14 First Eagle Mar 13 708.00 710.00 702.00 704.00 -6.00 Bar iPVix 616117 20.82 +.27 BarcUBS36 19496 38.02 -.30 Intel 397647 25.84 -.29 Eaton 11 42.66 -.68 NewmtM 12 47.16 -.68 VerizonCm 45 41.64 +.22 GlbA m 45.18 -0.09 +0.1 Est. Sales 268,353 Wed’s sales 140,762 Elan 13 13.96 -.54 NewsCpA 13 19.20 -.20 VertxPh 45 60.04 -.14 OverseasA m 20.21 -0.03 -0.7 Wed’s open int.426,663 Chg. -3085.00 ($2 OR MORE) ($2 OR MORE) ($2 OR MORE) EldorGld g 18 11.03 -.43 NewsCpB 15 19.40 -.19 ViacomB 14 47.73 -.12 GAINERS GAINERS GAINERS FrankTemp-Frank Corn CBOT ElectArts 59 13.62 -.53 NobleCorp 23 31.27 -1.33 VirgnMda h ... 22.03 -.46 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Fed TF A m 12.58 +5.0 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Visa 20 115.20 -2.29 ElephTalk dd 2.25 +.51 NokiaCp ... 2.67 -.07 FrankTemp-Franklin Jul 12 560.00 564.00 553.00 555.00 -4.00 VishayInt 9 10.62 -.09 Talbots 2.44 +1.15 +89.1 ElephTalk 2.25 +.51 +29.3 SevernBc 3.21 +1.02 +46.6 EmersonEl 15 46.77 -.32 Nordstrm 15 47.37 -2.91 CA TF A m 7.44 +6.1 Sep 12 527.00 531.00 522.00 525.00 -1.00 EmpDist 16 20.05 -.05 Vodafone ... 26.79 +.04 EndvrIntl 9.99 +4.13 +70.5 DocuSec 2.74 +.39 +16.6 Micrvis rsh 2.65 +.74 +38.7 HY TF A m 10.75 +6.6 NorflkSo 11 65.52 +.18 Dec 12 521.00 525.00 516.00 522.00 +1.00 EnCana g 24 19.89 +.04 NorthropG 8 58.75 -.10 VulcanM dd 34.65 -.37 iP SXR1K 26.07 +5.54 +27.0 ImmunoCll 3.71 +.43 +13.1 CE Frnk g 12.00 +2.93 +32.3 Income A m 2.08 +1.7 EndvrIntl dd 9.99 +4.13 NuanceCm 46 20.69 -.08 WalMart 14 65.82 +.38 CSVInvBrnt 65.73 +7.95 +13.8 Vicon 3.36 +.36 +12.0 NwEngBc 12.70 +2.92 +29.9 Income C m 2.10 +1.5 Mar 13 532.00 536.00 527.00 532.00 +1.00 Enerpls g ... 13.80 +.33 Nvidia 15 12.43 -.14 Walgrn 10 30.52 -.41 CGI g 23.21 +2.79 +13.7 SuprmInd 3.90 +.39 +11.1 Ambient rs 9.74 +1.86 +23.6 IncomeAdv 2.07 +2.3 Est. Sales 623,555 Wed’s sales 288,574 ENSCO 15 44.91 -1.75 OcciPet 10 79.27 -1.02 WarnerCh 28 18.86 -.78 NY TF A m 12.09 +0.01 +3.8 Wed’s open int.1,175,025 Chg. +1739.00 EqtyRsd 26 61.10 +.53 OldRepub dd 9.87 -.01 WeathfIntl 35 12.01 -.53 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) RisDv A m 35.73 -0.05 +2.7 Oats CBOT ExcoRes dd 7.20 -.04 OmniVisn 10 16.18 +.98 WellPoint 9 67.39 -.65 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg US Gov A m 6.91 +1.1 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Exelon 12 36.98 +.25 OnSmcnd cc 6.74 -.02 WellsFargo 11 32.05 +.35 FrankTemp-Mutual Jul 12 273.00 282.00 262.00 280.00 +10.00 Expedia s 24 45.89 +.43 Oracle 14 26.47 +.30 Wendys Co 77 4.59 +.07 BlueLinx 2.12 -.25 -10.5 MGTCap rs 4.20 -.60 -12.5 SunshHrt n 5.01 -.99 -16.5 Discov A m 27.19 -0.1 Sep 12 269.00 281.00 265.00 280.00 +6.00 HigherOne 12.71 -1.47 -10.4 Electrmed 2.30 -.23 -9.1 PointrTel 2.32 -.42 -15.3 ExpScripts 21 52.19 -.34 PPG 14 103.44 +1.18 WDigital 7 31.39 -.84 Discov Z 27.55 Dec 12 281.00 282.00 269.00 281.00 -1.00 ExxonMbl 9 78.63 -1.16 WstnUnion 9 16.40 -.23 EG Indls 15.82 -1.73 -9.9 PernixTh 6.47 -.59 -8.4 FtSecG rsh 2.35 -.38 -13.9 PPL Corp 10 27.37 +.08 Shares A m 20.23 +1.9 Mar 13 281.00 286.00 275.00 286.00 -2.00 F5 Netwks 31 103.48 -4.06 PVH Corp 17 81.00 -2.04 Weyerhsr 31 19.91 +.15 GlblXChiM 7.47 -.68 -8.3 GoldenMin 3.48 -.25 -6.7 ATA Inc 5.36 -.79 -12.8 Shares Z 20.40 +2.0 Est. Sales 7,937 Wed’s sales 4,629 FMC Tech 24 40.24 -.91 Pandora n dd 10.74 +.17 WholeFd 40 88.61 -.90 ArchCoal 6.34 -.57 -8.2 NovaCpp n 2.45 -.17 -6.5 FFinSvc 3.30 -.45 -12.0 FrankTemp-Templeton Facebook n ... 29.60 +1.41 PatriotCoal dd 2.37 -.01 WmsCos 17 30.53 -.15 GlBond A m 12.37 +1.1 Wed’s open int.11,450 Chg. +705.00 FedExCp 14 89.14 +.21 Paychex 20 29.97 -.13 Windstrm 25 9.36 +.04 DIARY DIARY DIARY GlBond C m 12.40 +1.0 Soybean CBOT FidNatInfo 17 32.78 -.17 PeabdyE 6 23.36 -.58 Wyndham 18 49.80 -.23 GlBondAdv 12.34 +1.3 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel FifthThird 9 13.35 +.12 Penney dd 26.23 -.79 XL Grp dd 20.42 +.38 Advanced 1,461 Advanced 213 Advanced 1,189 Growth A m 15.92 -2.4 Jul 12 1376.00 1377.00 1339.00 1340.00 -33.00 Declined 1,558 Declined 241 Declined 1,343 FstHorizon 16 8.48 +.03 PeopUtdF 18 11.63 +.02 XcelEngy 17 28.02 +.42 World A m 13.48 -2.0 Aug 12 1358.00 1358.00 1322.00 1322.00 -31.00 Unchanged 123 Unchanged 37 Unchanged 117 FstSolar dd 12.56 -.84 PepBoy 17 9.28 +.39 Xerox 8 7.22 -.02 GMO Sep 12 1320.00 1323.00 1292.00 1293.00 -27.00 Flextrn 10 6.42 +.06 PepsiCo 17 67.85 -.37 Xilinx 17 31.97 -.27 Total issues 3,142 Total issues 491 Total issues 2,649 EmgMktsVI 9.99 +0.01 -3.1 New Highs 50 New Highs 3 New Highs 29 Nov 12 1296.00 1297.00 1265.00 1270.00 -22.00 FlowrsFd s 25 22.02 +1.19 PetrbrsA ... 18.90 +.63 Yahoo 17 15.24 -.01 IntItVlIV 17.58 +0.10 -7.0 Est. Sales 439,957 Wed’s sales 170,244 Fluor 13 46.88 -1.17 Petrobras ... 19.56 +.43 Yamana g 14 14.57 -.12 New Lows 123 New Lows 21 New Lows 97 QuIII 22.74 -0.02 +3.8 Wed’s open int.770,866 Chg. -3117.00 FootLockr 16 31.74 -.30 Pfizer 14 21.87 -.17 Zynga n dd 6.26 +.39 Volume 4,374,115,698 Volume 83,705,198 Volume 2,099,639,837 QuVI 22.75 -0.02 +3.8 Auto sales Unemployment watch Personal income and spending Unemployment rate Personal income Demand for new cars has been gaining momentum this year. Employers have added 1 million seasonally adjusted The U.S. Bureau of Economic percent change, seasonally adjusted Dealers are getting an assist from many customers’ aging jobs in the past five months, Analysis reports today figures for .50% 8.4% 0.28 0.38 est. cars. The average age of vehicles on roads is near a record though the gains slowed in April personal income and spending in 0.42 0.30 0.30 11 years. and March. April. .25 Auto sales ran at an That’s helped whittle down the 8.3 8.3 Americans account for 70 percent 0 annual rate of 14.4 U.S. unemployment rate a full of economic activity, so the more they D J F M A million in April, making percentage point since August, 8.2 spend, the more the economy grows. 8.2 Personal consumption it the fourth straight from 9.1 percent to 8.1 percent in Spending accelerated at an annual percent change, seasonally adjusted Today 0.8% month in which the April. est. rate of 2.9 percent in the first quarter, 0.86 annualized pace has Economists estimate that 8.1 8.1 the fastest pace in more than a year. 0.51 est. 0.4 been 14 million or employers added 160,000 jobs in Economists expect the latest 0.27 0.30 more. Today we find May. But they expect today’s figures will show personal income 0.18 8.0 0.0 out if the streak unemployment report will show the J F M A M was flat in April, even as personal D J F M A extended into May. rate for May didn’t budge. consumption increased. Source: FactSet MATERIAL GIRL: Madonna kicks off world tour in Israel. | 8B
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Windows 8’s final test version released Associated Press includes several improve- REDMOND, Wash. — ments from a less-refi ned Microsoft is nearly done version released three with a much-anticipated months ago. The upgrades overhaul of its Windows include more ways to con- operating system. nect to other Microsoft The software maker sig- services, more security naled the makeover is near- controls and more touch- ly complete with Thurs- screen features. day’s release of the fi nal test Microsoft Corp. hasn’t version of Windows 8. announced when Windows Windows 8 is consid- 8 will go on sale yet. Most ered to be the biggest industry analysts expect the change in decades to Mi- software will be available in crosoft’s widely used op- September or October. erating system. The soft- With Windows 8 loom- ware displays applications ing, more prospective in a mosaic of tiles and has computer buyers may de- been designed so it can lay their purchases until run desktop, laptop and the new operating system tablet computers. is available. PC sales have slowed in Microsoft is trying to the U.S. as consumers delay discourage procrastina- replacements and instead tion with a special promo- buy mobile devices such tion that begins Saturday as smartphones and tablet in the U.S., Canada and computers. The versatility more than 120 other mar- Associated Press of Windows 8 is expected kets. The program allows Jacqueline Siy-Ronquillo displays Quantum dots in solution, which under uv-light emit different wave lengths of light. The man-made Quantum dots only seen through high-powered microscopes are semiconductor nanocrystals to spawn a new generation buyers of computer run- that can emit a wider range of light with less energy than existing materials, so they could be used in future up- of computers that are part ning on Windows 7 to up- grades of solar panels, televisions, cellphones and related products to save energy and extend battery power. laptop, part tablet. grade to Windows 8 Pro, The latest test version when it’s available, for of Windows 8 is avail- $14.99. Microsoft hasn’t able in 14 languages and announced other prices. Startup could go big with tiny dots
BY CATHY MCKITRICK Technology Commercial- more effi cient manner online and vote for their Associated Press ization Offi ce has already on a big scale,” Siy-Ron- favorite. SALT LAKE CITY — “It fi led for U.S. and interna- quillo said. “So that’s our Sponsored by the U.S. wasn’t planned.” tional patents for Ronquil- strength. Department of Energy, the In 2005, Jacqueline lo’s invention. “We can now hopefully regional and national con- Siy-Ronquillo began re- Quantum dots, discov- meet the market demand tests support innovation searching quantum dots ered in the 1980s, emit light and have this be used in ac- that advances affordable — manmade semiconduc- in colors that correspond to tual products.” and effi cient clean energy. tor nanocrystals that emit their size. The small dots Siy-Ronquillo worked Students Ameya Chaud- light — for her doctorate in are blue; as they get larger under the direction of U. hari, Chris Lewis and Ryan chemistry at the University they run the spectrum to chemistry professor Mi- Tucker, part of the U.’s of Utah. red. Once formed, howev- chael Bartl, who was named Pierre and Claudette Las- “We were trying to un- er, they do not change size one of Popular Science’s sonde New Venture Devel- derstand the stability of or color. “brilliant 10” in 2010. opment Center, spent the quantum dots and their While only two to 10 “A lot of discoveries are past year researching and behavior when subjected nanometers in size, quan- not planned. But you see writing Navillum’s busi- to different environments,” tum dots dramatically the phenomenon occur- ness plan. Siy-Ronquillo said as she increase solar panel effi - ring and Jacqueline didn’t “I’ve had very little expe- Associated Press stood near a bank of test ciency and also decrease brush it away,” Bartl said. rience with quantum dots,” A tourist uses his iPhone to photograph Federal tubes in a small lab in the the amount of energy used “Her big achievement was Lewis said. “But because Hall in New York’s Financial District. Leap Wireless Henry Eyring Building on for cellphone and TV dis- to take a closer look.” this is a yearlong program, International Inc., the parent of the Cricket cellphone the U. campus. plays. In addition, they In April, three University we were able to dive into service, said on Thursday it will be the first mainland By 2008, the nature hold promise in geother- of Utah MBA students took the technology, understand U.S. phone company to sell the iPhone on a prepaid, of Siy-Ronquillo’s work mal work, fi ber optics and fi rst place in the regional it and determine its appli- no-contract basis. had changed, thanks to a biomedical imaging. Cleantech New Venture cations for the market.” “chance discovery.” However, only a hand- Challenge held at the Uni- Navillum’s low-tempera- “They were studying ful of companies currently versity of Colorado in Boul- ture process puts the start- Cricket gets first prepaid something very basic,” said produce the dots, all using der for the business plan up on the leading edge of a her husband, Nikko Ron- a high-heat process — 200 they developed for Navil- potentially large and lucra- quillo, “and she stumbled to 300 degrees Celsius — lum. tive industry. iPhone in mainland US upon a process to make that is costly and diffi cult to That regional recognition “With some additional quantum dots in better control in terms of dot size. rewarded Navillum with time and research, we can BY PETER SVENSSON U.S., by number of sub- fashion than anybody else At best, it can only pro- a $100,000 check and the scale up the process,” Lewis Associated Press scribers. can.” duce small quantities. A chance to compete for the said, “make quantum dots NEW YORK — Leap Open Mobile, which Ronquillo, 28, is pursu- gram of the nanocrystals top national award at the effi ciently, develop rela- Wireless International serves Puerto Rico, be- ing his Ph.D. and medical costs between $2,500 to June 12-13 National Clean tionships with manufactur- Inc., the parent of the came the fi rst U.S. com- degree at the U. He and $10,000. Energy Business Plan ers and start selling them.” Cricket cellphone service, pany to start selling no- his wife, 33, are from the For Siy-Ronquillo, sci- Competition in Washing- In application, quantum on Thursday said it will contract, prepaid iPhones Phillipines but met here ence turned serendipitous ton D.C. Navillum goes up dots hold dual promise be the fi rst mainland U.S. on May 18. through mutual friends when she found she could against fi ve other regional for saving energy on elec- phone company to sell the Leap’s “unlimited” and married in 2009. produce the dots with tem- winners who represent tronic devices with back-lit iPhone on a prepaid, no- data plan for the phone The couple recently peratures as low as 50 de- some of the most presti- screens and also boosting contract basis. is slowed down after 2.3 launched a company called grees Celsius and thus con- gious research universities energy production in solar Starting June 22, Leap gigabytes of usage since Navillum Nanotechnolo- trol their size and color. in the U.S. Through noon panels from 15 percent ef- will sell the iPhone 4S the start of a monthly bill- gies LLC (Navillum signi- “With our method, we MDT on June 13, people fi ciency to at least 35 per- starting at $500 and the ing cycle. That’s a slightly fi es “new light”). The U.’s can make it in a cheaper, can view the six projects cent. iPhone 4 starting at $400. lower limit than Verizon Service will cost $55 per or AT&T impose for their month for unlimited calls, “unlimited” plans. texting and data. Apple sells the iPhone Leap Wireless Interna- at an average wholesale 3-D technology deal expands RealD’s footprint tional Inc., which is based price of $647. The bigger in San Diego, focuses on phone companies then BY RICHARD VERRIER the largest business deals RealD agreement with it allows in the country. selling no-contract ser- subsidize it by hundreds Associated Press to date for RealD in China, HNA were not disclosed. China has traditionally vice to low-income house- of dollars to sell it for LOS ANGELES — RealD and is the latest evidence of RealD typically licenses only allowed 20 foreign holds. Its own network is $99 or $199. They count Inc., the leading supplier of deal-making between com- rather than sells its 3-D movies into the country limited to some cities. In on making their money 3-D technology to cinemas, panies in the U.S. and the projection systems. under a revenue-sharing other places, it uses Sprint back in service fees over has signifi cantly expanded Asian nation. In the U.S., exhibitors agreement. Nextel Corp.’s network. the life of a two-year con- its footprint in China. Hollywood is seeking pay a fee of 40 to 50 cents In February, however, The iPhone is com- tract. Since Leap sells the The Beverly Hills, Calif.- to capitalize on the rapid per ticket. the Chinese government patible only with part of phone without a contract, based company said Thurs- growth opportunities in In emerging markets agreed to allow an addi- Leap’s network and the it’s subsidizing the phone day that it had reached an China, which surpassed Ja- such as China, the compa- tional 14 movies into the company is limiting sales less. agreement with Chinese pan this year as the world’s ny charges an undisclosed country each year, pro- to those areas, which in- Larger carriers also conglomerate HNA Group largest foreign market for fi xed fee in exchange for vided those fi lms are in a clude Houston and Aus- sell the iPhone without a to install the company’s Hollywood fi lms. supplying equipment. 3-D or large format such as tin, Texas; Portland, Ore.; contract plan. But those 3-D technology on up to The announcement Companies such as Re- Imax. Pittsburgh; Denver; and phones cost more than 500 cinema screens across comes in the wake of the alD are hoping to take ad- The deal, which settled a Salt Lake City. iPhones bought through HNA’s new theater circuit. landmark deal by China’s vantage of the rapid growth long-running trade dispute Leap said the phone will plans, and service costs HNA, one of China’s For- Dalian Wanda Group to of China’s theater industry, with the U.S., also increas- be available in areas cov- the same as for phones tune 500 companies, also buy AMC Entertainment, which is in the midst of a es the amount of revenue ering about 70 percent of used on a contract plan. has investments in the air- the nation’s second-largest construction boom, and foreign studios can receive its 6.2 million subscrib- Leap’s plan is cheaper line, fi nance and the retail theater chain, in a deal val- recent steps by the country under the quota from an ers. It’s the sixth-largest than what most iPhone industries. ued at $2.6 billion. to ease restrictions on the average of 13 percent to 25 cellphone company in the customers pay. The expansion is among Financial terms of the number of foreign movies percent of ticket sales. 6B • Friday, June 1, 2012 • The Paducah Sun Television paducahsun.com
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FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2012 present what you have to offer. bring added interest. vince you to spend money on push. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Part- Your keen sense of what works VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Ob- something you aren’t sure you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): nerships are highlighted. Whether will separate you from anyone try- servation will be your greatest need or want. Give your creativity A contract, settlement or invest- it’s someone you work with or ing to outsmart you. Love is in the resource. Keeping your thoughts and imagination license to devel- ment will change your future. someone you love, you can get stars. and plans to yourself will help you op something new. Don’t let a poor relationship with a better understanding of the di- CANCER (June 21-July 22): Di- avoid opposition. A creative ap- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. someone ruin your day. Focus on rection you are taking together. vulging secret information will proach to a job you take on will 21): If you are anything but fair the people you most enjoy spend- Changes to the way you earn your lead to bad feelings. Make sure lead to a chance to develop a tal- you will meet with opposition. If ing time with and walk away from living will involve hard work and you don’t give anyone the wrong ent you enjoy using. you aren’t careful problems will anyone who tries to manipulate high returns. impression or lead someone on LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You develop while traveling or dealing you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Not who may have a personal interest will surprise everyone with your with people who have different be- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): everyone will have your best inter- in you. Take care of what needs to enthusiasm and your original liefs. Stick close to home and to Stick to the truth. Do whatever ests at heart. Take care of your be done without nagging or com- ideas. Social or networking events those who share your ideals. it takes to get along with friends work, refusing to leave anything in plaining. will allow you to win the support CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): and family. Aggressive behavior the hands of someone who may LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You are of people who can contribute to Don’t leave anything undone. must not be tolerated. Take on not give the same attention to de- in control, so don’t give in to de- your advancement. Love, travel Clear your mind so you can en- a challenge that will help you tail you would. Put in extra hours mands. You set the rules and lay and adventure are highlighted. joy your downtime. The ideas you defuse any pent-up anger or ner- if necessary. out the game plan. Romance or SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): share and the support you get vousness you are feeling. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Jump socializing should be planned Stick close to home or to the from friends or family will lead Birthday Baby: You are gifted, into the spotlight. Take any oppor- for the evening hours. A creative people you know and trust. Back to an interesting new project. A original and persistent. You pur- tunity to discuss your plans and twist to the way you do things will away from anyone trying to con- fi nancial deal may need a little sue your goals aggressively. paducahsun.com Va r iet y The Paducah Sun • Friday, June 1, 2012 • 7B Older brother’s flirtations with co-ed Marvin could cost him dearly in the long run
Dear Annie: I am a fresh- bride emailed, saying she man in high school and my Ask Annie hoped I could attend and is older brother, “Adam,” is a looking forward to seeing junior. Although I wouldn’t me at the wedding. Then she consider myself popular, I Unhappy in Omaha. added that she hopes I don’t Blondie have a great group of friends. Dear Omaha: Some in- mind watching all the little Recently, I noticed that secure girls intentionally kids at the ceremony and re- Adam is fl irting on Facebook cultivate a loose reputa- ception. with a girl in my grade. For tion in order to attract The bride is in great shape the most part, it’s innocent guys, and it is not unusu- fi nancially. Is it to be expect- and playful, but it makes me al for boys to fi nd that ed in this economy that one beyond uncomfortable. This enticing. Tell him that could be invited to a wedding girl brags a lot about drinking his interest in this girl only to provide a service? and being sexually active. makes you question his How should I respond? — Adam is a smart kid with a integrity. Let him know Kentucky. bright future ahead of him. I it’s not only her reputa- Dear Kentucky: The don’t want him involved with tion that is at stake. Point bride was rude to invite Garfield this girl, even if it seems inno- out that there is a possi- you with the assump- cent right now. To be honest, bility that any junior or tion that you should take I think he’s using her because senior boy who has sex on this responsibility. of her loose reputation, and with this girl could be You have four choices: I’ve lost respect for him. charged with a crime be- You can say yes to her How do I confront him cause she is underage. It proposition. You can say about it without getting into hardly seems worth risk- yes, but quote your fee an argument? I want him to ing his future. Let’s hope for babysitting. You can know how uncomfortable it his interest in her is for turn down the invita- makes me feel. I’d like to tell the sake of friendship. tion. You can accept the my parents, but I don’t want Dear Annie: Last week, invitation, but tell the B.C. to be a tattletale. Should I just I received a fancy wedding bride that you are not mind my own business? — invitation. The next day, the available to babysit.
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BY TIA GOLDENBERG in the Holy Land, her fi rst in ‘Sister Wives’ case Associated Press in 16 years. JERUSALEM — Pop mu- During that show, she BY BRIAN SKOLOFF be prosecuted under his sic star Madonna treated wrapped herself in an Is- Associated Press policy that consenting tens of thousands of ecstat- raeli fl ag and called Israel SALT LAKE CITY — adult polygamists won’t ic fans in Israel to the inau- the “energy center of the Criminal charges will be charged as long as gural show of her “MDNA” world.” not be pursued against a they’re not committing world tour on Thursday, Madonna, who is not polygamous family made other crimes. performing in a country Jewish, has been dabbling famous by the reality TV However, Waddoups where she has long claimed in Kabbalah for more than show “Sister Wives,” a noted that the Browns a special bond. a decade and has taken on a Utah prosecutor wrote had reason to believe The “Material Girl,” a Hebrew name, Esther. Thursday in federal court they could still face pros- devotee of a form of Jewish On previous trips to Is- fi lings. ecution in Utah County, mysticism known as Kab- rael she went to the West- The case against Kody and agreed it could have balah, danced, bumped, ern Wall in the Old City of Brown and his four a chilling effect on their grinded and vogued in Jerusalem, the holiest site wives — Meri, Janelle, ability to practice their fl ashy costumes to a rau- where Jews can pray, and Christine and Robyn — constitutional rights in cous crowd at Ramat Gan visited the grave of a re- stars of the TLC show, the state. stadium near Tel Aviv. vered Jewish sage. has been closed, Utah Buhman wrote in his Madonna emerged on Her passion for Kab- County Attorney Jeff Thursday motion that stage in a confessional, balah has sparked criticism Buhman wrote in a mo- his county, too, had ad- breaking through its glass in Israel, where some rab- tion seeking to have a opted the same state window using a rifl e, which bis chide her for venturing lawsuit against his coun- policy and would not she then aimed at the audi- Associated Press into religious study usually ty dismissed. pursue bigamy cases un- ence. Madonna performs Thursday at the Ramat Gan stadium reserved for those with a Brown moved his less there was evidence She wore a skin-tight near Tel Aviv, Israel. The pop music star kicked off her strong background in Jew- wives and 16 children of a victim or fraud. world tour in front of tens of thousands of ecstatic fans black outfi t to sing her fi rst in Israel. ish law. from Lehi, about 30 “The criminal case song, “Girl Gone Wild,” She landed in Israel last miles south of Salt Lake against the Browns is accompanied by dancers band conductor. years. week, arriving with her City, to the Las Vegas closed and no charges dressed as monks. While some artists have She has made personal children, her boyfriend, area in January 2011 will be fi led against She went on to sing “Give opted to boycott Israel be- pilgrimages in 2004 and Brahim Zaibat and a after Utah authorities them for bigamy unless Me All Your Luvin’” and a cause of its policies toward 2007 along with other Kab- 70-person entourage. She launched a bigamy in- new evidence is discov- mash-up of the classic “Ex- Palestinians, the 53-year- balah devotees. spent the days leading up to vestigation. ered which would com- press Yourself” and Lady old Madonna’s ties to the She wrapped up her the performance rehears- The Browns then sued port with the offi ce’s Gaga’s “Born This Way,” Jewish state have only 2008-2009 “Sticky and ing for the glitzy show and Utah County along with new policy,” Buhman dressed as a marching strengthened in the last few Sweet” tour with two shows visiting Kabbalah centers. Utah’s governor and at- wrote. torney general, claim- The Browns’ attorney ing the state’s bigamy Jonathan Turley said he statute violates their was pleased that charg- Ex-Warner Bros. exec becomes Disney studio chief constitutional rights to es wouldn’t be fi led but due process, equal pro- noted the family didn’t BY RYAN NAKASHIMA million write-off for Dis- dependent-producer chops. wide production, distri- tection, free exercise plan to drop the lawsuit, Associated Press ney. Before joining Warner bution and marketing for of religion, free speech claiming state law re- LOS ANGELES — The Ross had a TV back- Bros., Horn cofounded and live-action and animated and freedom of associa- mained “blatantly uncon- Walt Disney Co. said Thurs- ground, de- was CEO of Castle Rock fi lms from Disney, Pixar tion. stitutional.” day that it hired former veloping hits Entertainment, which and Marvel and movies A federal judge later “I want to express president of Warner Bros. like “Hannah made such acclaimed fi lms made by Steven Spielberg’s dropped the state from our great relief for the Entertainment, Alan Horn, Montana” as “A Few Good Men,” ‘‘The DreamWorks Studios. the case but allowed it Brown family that this to lead its movie studio and “High Shawshank Redemption” A day before the an- to continue against the long-standing threat as chairman, a personnel School Musi- and “When Harry Met Sal- nouncement, Disney CEO county. has been fi nally lifted,” move that attempts to right cal” as former ly.” Horn has also served as Bob Iger said during an an- U.S. District Judge Turley said in a state- the wrongs that led to block- head of Dis- president and chief operat- alysts’ conference that he Clark Waddoups said ment. “The family has buster bomb “John Carter.” Horn ney Channels ing offi cer of News Corp.’s was looking for someone he dismissed Gov. Gary spent years being pub- Horn, 69, oversaw the Worldwide. 20th Century Fox. who could provide consis- Herbert and Utah At- licly denounced as felons hugely successful runs of Television projects tend to “To me, he seems like the tency. torney General Mark by prosecutors and had the “Harry Potter” and “The have more time to develop best of both worlds,” said Indeed, Disney has ex- Shurtleff because Shur- to move to Nevada to Dark Knight” movies at than movies and cost less. Richard Walter, a screen- perienced head-spinning tleff had assured the protect their family and Warner Bros. and is one of Movie projects are high- writing professor at UCLA. highs and lows recently. Browns they wouldn’t children.” the highest-profi le execu- pressure ventures in which “People who want suc- Just a couple months after tives in Hollywood. Horn minimizing risk is a key cessful franchises can say, its “John Carter” disaster, had stepped down at War- factor in decision-making. ‘Look, we’ve got Alan Horn.’ “The Avengers” became ner Bros. in April 2011 and Horn appears to be a safer People who want riskier its highest-grossing fi lm of had a consulting agreement bet for Disney. He is a veter- productions can say, ‘Hey, all time, with global ticket through 2013. He’s also an movie-studio executive, we’ve got Alan Horn.’” sales of $1.3 billion since its credited as a producer on the who also brings with him in- Horn will oversee world- May 4 U.S. release. upcoming “Hobbit” movies. Horn starts at Disney on June 11, just under two months after Rich Ross, the company’s former chairman stepped down. That move was widely seen as Ross taking the fall for “John Carter,” the science- fi ction movie set on Mars which caused an epic $200
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BY LAURA TILLMAN Instructors from the Delta Health Part- Associated Press ners Healthy Start Initiative come to Hol- MARKS, Miss. — With her hair in a lins’ high school monthly to teach lessons ponytail and her smile quick and wide, it’s that incorporate some of the newest theo- hard to tell that high school junior Donyell ries on the relationship between poverty Hollins has been pulling all-nighters for and teen motherhood. It’s a far cry from most of the semester to take care of her decades past, when women in Hollins’ situ- infant daughter. ation were given little guidance and often Her situation isn’t unusual in the small left to drop out and languish. Delta town of Marks, home to one of the Part of the goal is to change patterns of highest teen pregnancy rates in the state communication about sex that have per- that leads the nation in the statistic. But sisted for years. unlike teen mothers in previous decades, “I’m going to talk to her more about it, 18-year-old Hollins is benefi ting from a inform her,” Hollins said of her 5-month- Associated Press change in attitude that’s paving the way for old daughter. “‘Cause I didn’t have that talk Shalendrick Tribble, 19, holds an early photo of her son, Malick, who is now almost frank discussions about parenting skills, 2, on May 2. Tribble has stayed in school despite the challenges of having a child at career goals and contraception. Please see PREGNANCY | 11B a young age. She hopes to be a cosmetologist one day. Governor favors prayer in schools
Associated Press HATTIESBURG, Miss. — First-term Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant told a group of teenagers that he believes it should be possible for public schools to have some sort of nondenominational prayer to open the day. However, the Republican said he’s not prepared to take any legal action to push the issue. Bryant told about 300 high school students at American Legion Boys State on Tuesday that he grew up with prayer in school. “I don’t think it hurt us at all,” he said. “I think it built our character, and I think it is what we should continue to do.” Bryant attended public school in Jack- son when he was younger and graduated in 1973 from the private McCluer high school. Speaking to reporters after his Boys State speech, Bryant elaborated on his comments. “I know it’s diffi cult when you start talking about denominations and different beliefs, but I think there is a way for us to have a nondenominational opening prayer when the opportunity is available to let Associated Press people know there is a God,” said Bryant, who is Methodist. “Those children should Angels on high know that he does care about them, par- A Moroni angel statue is lifted with cranes on May 15 to be placed on the spire of the Gilbert Temple at Pecos and Greenfield roads in Gilbert, Ariz. Moroni is an iconic symbol of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and is used on most of the Please see SCHOOLS | 11B Mormon temples worldwide. Hundreds of people turned out to see the angle put into place. Snake-handling Pentecostal preacher dies from bite 1st edition BY VICKI SMITH declined to answer questions, Associated Press saying the family had asked MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A that the cause of death be with- Mormon West Virginia preacher who held. Several relatives did not followed his father into the rare answer email and telephone practice of handling snakes to messages. book stolen prove faith in God died after The state medical examiner’s being bitten during an outdoor offi ce referred questions to the service involving the reptiles. state Department of Health Mark Randall “Mack” Wol- and Human Resources, which from Mesa ford, 44 — whose own father didn’t immediately respond. died in 1983 after suffering a Born in Pike County, Ky., Associated Press fatal bite — had been bitten be- Wolford had lived in the Bram- MESA, Ariz. — A fi rst-edition copy fore and survived. But he died well area for the past fi ve years of the Book of Mormon that draws earlier this week after witnesses and was a pastor at Apostolic hundreds of missionaries to a Mesa say a timber rattler bit him on House of the Lord Jesus in bookstore is missing. the thigh. Wolford’s sister and Matoaka. Unlike many Pente- Mesa police said Wednesday they a freelance photographer told costal preachers, he embraced are investigating the theft, which hap- media outlets it happened dur- publicity, welcoming journalists pened sometime during the Memorial ing a Sunday service at Panther and photographers, and even Day weekend. State Forest. Associated Press taking some on snake hunts as Helen Schlie, owner of Rare and Out Lauren Pond, a freelance Pastor Mack Wolford, a devotee of the Pentecostal “Signs he tried to revive interest in his of Print Books and Art, said the last photojournalist from Washing- Following” tradition, handles a rattlesnake during a service at religion. time she saw the book was when she ton, D.C., didn’t immediately the Church of the Lord Jesus in Jolo, W.Va. Rooted in Appala- Ralph Hood, a religion put it away in a fi reproof box Friday return messages Thursday but chian folk practices and the King James Bible’s Book of Mark, professor at the University of night. told the Bluefi eld Daily Tele- the “Signs Following” tradition encourages believers to handle Tennessee at Chattanooga, saw Schlie says it was not discovered graph she was among 25 people deadly snakes, drink poison and speak in tongues as a testa- Wolford bitten by a copperhead missing until Monday afternoon when at the service. She saw Wolford ment to their faith. Wolford died Sunday after being bitten on about six years ago. two Mormon missionaries stopped by the thigh by a timber rattler during an outdoor service. He was bitten but said congregants 44. Wolford and others prefer to asking to get pictures taken with the were unfazed. be called “serpent handlers” as book. “I don’t think anyone neces- Bluefi eld Regional Medical vacy laws prevented her from a refl ection of Scripture, and Schlie says the book, which is not sarily expected it,” she told the Center spokeswoman Becky releasing additional informa- Hood said his friend would insured, is worth $100,000. newspaper, “but they’ve dealt Ritter said Thursday that tion. want people to remember him She says it was well-known through- with it before so it’s not such a Wolford was a patient and died Offi cials at the Cravens- out the local Mormon community that huge shock, maybe.” Monday, but that federal pri- Shires Funeral Home also Please see SNAKE | 11B the store had an original copy. paducahsun.com Faith & Family The Paducah Sun • Friday, June 1, 2012 • 11B Church Calendar SNAKE
CONTINUED FROM 10B how you live; it’s a question of how God,” Wolford told The Washington Special services you die. ... This is how he would have Post Magazine last year. If he hadn’t as “a Christian who was living his wanted to die.” started handling snakes after return- Freemont Baptist Church, 8425 Old Mayfield Road, beliefs and being obedient.” Wolford and his followers have a ing to his church, he said, “it’d be Amazing Wonders Vacation Bible School, Sunday through “Serpent-handling was only a literal belief in Mark 16:17-18. the same as denying the power and June 8, 6-8:30 p.m. each day. small part of that,” he said. “He was “And these signs will follow those saying it was not real.” trying to revitalize a strong tradi- who believe,” the verses say. “In My Although most Appalachian states Calvary Baptist Church, 270 Clements St., annual tion that doesn’t make a distinction name they will cast out demons; have outlawed snake handling, it re- homecoming service, 10 a.m. Sunday, June 10. Service between beliefs and practices.” they will speak with new tongues; mains legal but rare in West Virginia. will begin at 11 a.m. The Joy Trio will sing during the “A common misunderstanding they will take up serpents; and if Wolford acknowledged that last morning service and after the noon meal. There will be is that handlers believe they can’t they drink anything deadly, it will year, telling the magazine his mother no evening service. get bit or it won’t kill them,” Hood by no means hurt them; they will lay was the only relative who still fol- added. “What they’ll tell you is, ‘No their hands on the sick, and they will lowed the tradition. Her husband Vanzora Baptist Church, 1981 Vanzora Road, Benton, one will get out of this alive.’ They’ll recover.” died of a rattlesnake bite at age 39 in homecoming services on Sunday. The Erwins will sing at also tell you it’s not a question of “I know it’s real; it is the power of 1983. 10 a.m., with former pastor Bro. Terry Mathis bringing the message at 11 a.m. and a fellowship meal at noon. SCHOOLS Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 1219 Walter Jet- ton Blvd., celebrating 18th anniversary of pastor Michael Wade and first lady Peggy Wade on Sunday. The celebra- CONTINUED FROM 10BX prayer in Mississippi, but he envi- future, the federal government and tion begins at 6 p.m. Friday with program for Peggy Wade. sioned a time when school prayer perhaps a future Supreme Court is On Saturday the praise choir will give a concert at 6 p.m. ticularly within their classroom. would be common. going to say it’s not a bad thing for On Sunday there will be an 8 a.m. service with special Bryant said he was not prepared “Certainly, I think at some point children to hear prayer in school,” he guest Rev. Deon Wade and the congregation of White to take any action to legalize school at a moment of enlightenment in the said. Oak Missionary Baptist Church. The 11 a.m. service will feature guest speaker Rev. Buster Johnson and New Be- ginning Ministries. Dinner served following the 11 a.m. service. PREGNANCY
Harmony Baptist Church, 9215 Ogden Landing Road, will have a yard “GIVE” 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. All CONTINUED FROM 10B clined modestly over the past decade that’s true.” items will be given free of charge. The “GIVE” will take as rates around the country fell. But In the Marks classroom, more than place at the church. with my mom. I had to learn on my Mississippi still has 55 births per a dozen girls told Delta Health Part- own.” 1,000 15- to 19-year-old girls, com- ners caseworkers about their plans Symsonia Baptist Church VBS kickoff at 4 p.m. June The Delta Initiative, run through pared to a national average of 34.3, to become nurses, pediatricians and 10. VBS runs through June 15. Classes for ages 3 and Tougaloo College since 1999, is a according to the most recent fi gures cosmetologists. up. Call 851-3527 for more info. forerunner in the state’s changing from the federal government’s Na- When asked how their pregnancies attitude toward teen pregnancy. Next tional Center for Health Statistics. have impacted their lives, 19-year-old Fundraisers year, a new state law will require Experts say there was a culture of Shalendrick Tribble said things are schools to teach sex education, and silence around the issue for decades largely the same. they’ll have more leeway in how in Mississippi, allowing the problem “There’s just certain things at cer- Maple Spring United Methodist Church, 9643 U.S. 68 much information they can incorpo- to build. Teen mothers were expected tain times you can and cannot do,” E., Fairdealing. Country ham breakfast Saturday, 6:30-9 rate about birth control. Schools pre- to drop out of school, or even leave she said a.m. Proceeds to West Kentucky United Methodist Family viously had to get special permission town. “For me, it got harder,” Hollins Services. Adults, $4, children under 12, $2. to teach anything but abstinence. Delta Health Partners work in one chimed in. “My mom, she helps me Delta Health Partners’ classes are run of the poorest sections of the poorest to a certain extent. But she’s trying to First Christian Church, 415 Audubon Drive; yard sale independently of the school districts’ state in the U.S. Recent research by make me responsible, so she makes Saturday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. All proceeds go to Kentucky curriculum, though they use class- economists Phillip Levine of Welles- me do everything.” Appalachian Ministry Tornado Relief. rooms at welcoming schools to make ley College and Melissa Kearney of It was clear from the girls’ stories it convenient for the girls to attend. the University of Maryland chal- that life has become more compli- Walk By Faith Community Church, 760 Berger Road, Republican Gov. Phil Bryant has lenges the long-held assumption cated. Some parents gave them the multi-family garage sale, 8 a.m. to noon on June 9. All also created a task force to discuss that pregnancy is a deciding factor in silent treatment. Others had watched sales will benefit upcoming Wheeling, W.Va., mission trip. ways to reduce teen pregnancy — whether a young woman slides into boyfriends promise support, and Call 270-217-1932 for more information. considered an important acknowl- poverty. then ignore them when asked to edgement of the problem in a state “If two identical people going down take on the responsibility of father- Religious meeting where elected leaders were once a path in life, did the one who had a hood. They also told of friends who loathe to discuss it. baby do particularly worse?” Levine dropped out of school when they The West Kentucky Christian Alliance showing 10-part Mississippi’s teen birth rate de- asked. “It’s hard to fi nd evidence couldn’t arrange child care. DVD series of the American Heritage with David Barton. Shown in second floor meeting room, McCracken County Public Library. First five films shown in June: June 4, Active Care 4 p.m.; June 11, June 18 and June 25 at 6 p.m. Also Chiropractic shown June 16 at 4 p.m. More info: 270-994-3230. 3240 Lone Oak Road • Paducah, KY CAFETERIA Between Domino’s and Subway in Lone Oak 3333 S. Irvin Cobb Dr. • Paducah, KY • 270-442-9784 Christian Care Center of Kuttawa 270.554.7661 dr. Heath Schipp, D.C. “Let Holman House Do Your Cooking” 1253 Lake Barkley Drive • Kuttawa, KY 42055 270-388-2291 REAL ESTATE & AUCTION 6135 Benton Road “Nuturing Body, Mind and Spirit” Paducah, Ky 42003 270-898-7378
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