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The Pawprint Lodge Presents Seven Deadly Sins…One Delicious Temptation  to Benefit Another Chance for Animals

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Delight your senses with a sinful night of indulgence featuring delicious bourbons, select wines and delectable desserts.  The “Seven Deadly Sins…One Delicious Temptation” event, presented by The Pawprint Lodge, will offer tastings of 3 different bourbons and 4 wines, expertly paired with sinfully rich desserts.  Being held at the beautiful and chic Blush Ultralounge, event attendees will swoon from the sultry sound of Angel Rhodes.  It would be a sin to miss this pleasurable affair.  Please join us in supporting “Seven Deadly Sins…One Delicious Temptation” wine, bourbon and dessert tasting to be held on Friday, September 30, 2016.

This gratifying experience will help raise funds for Another Chance for Animals.  ACA is dedicated to the rescue, care and placement of homeless animals in the area, working diligently to find forever homes and loving families for these animals.  Come out, don’t be greedy, show your pride and give to Evansville’s homeless animals.
Tickets can be purchased through Eventbrite:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/seven-deadly-sinsone-delicious-temptation-tickets-26065609941

About Another Chance for Animals, Inc.
Another Chance for Animals, Inc., a 501(c) (3), is a network of foster homes, an entity formed to help animals from Evansville Vanderburgh Animal Care and Control.  The animals in our foster care program come directly from EVACC.  ACA does not have a shelter.  When we pull an animal from EVACC, the animal is brought into a loving foster home.  The foster treats the animal as their own, perhaps teaching a dog commands and manners, or showing a cat that living inside is her new way of life.  We love our animals and want each of them to find a perfect “forever home.” ACA does not have a payroll.  All of our volunteers are just that, non-paid persons doing something they love.  A donation to ACA goes straight to the animals to pay for veterinary bills, medicine, grooming and many other expenses.  At the moment, we have more than 50 dedicated foster homes and have rescued and adopted out more than 5500 animals to date.

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Advisory: Monthly Revenue Report  

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Advisory: Monthly Revenue Report  

The monthly revenue report for July, along with commentary from State Budget Director Brian Bailey, has been posted on the State Budget Agency webpage. The report and commentary can be found here: http://www.in.gov/sba/2659.htm. Charts visualizing revenue data are located on the Management and Performance Hub under the State Tax Revenue section:http://www.in.gov/mph/staterevenue.html.

Results

  • State general fund revenues for July totaled $1,065.6 million, which is $7.4 million (0.7%) below estimate based on the December 17, 2015 forecast, but $23.8 million (2.3%) above revenue in July 2015.
  • Sales tax collections totaled $640.4 million for July, which is $18.0 million (2.7%) below the monthly estimate, but $26.1 million (4.2%) above revenue in July 2015.
  • Individual income tax collections totaled $350.7 million for July, which is $19.6 million (5.9%) above the monthly estimate and $1.2 million (0.3%) above revenue in July 2015.
  • Corporate tax collections totaled $13.1 million for July, which is $10.9 million (45.3%) below the monthly estimate, but $2.3 million (20.9%) above revenue in July 2015.
  • Riverboat wagering collections totaled $2.0 million for July, which is $1.6 million (394.8%) above the monthly estimate and $1.6 million (408.7%) above revenue in July 2015.
  • Racino wagering collections totaled $8.5 million for July, which is $0.1 million (1.3%) below the monthly estimate and $1.6 million (15.9%) below revenue in July 2015.

ROZEMA RETURNS TO THE ‘BOLTS FOR ’16-17 SEASON

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JR. THUNDERBOLTS LAND FIRST RETURNEE FROM LAST SEASON’S INAUGURAL SQUADRON

HARD-WORKING FORWARD BRANDON ROZEMA BACK IN ‘BOLTS FOLD FOR ’16-17 SEASON

WEST MICHIGAN NATIVE DELIVERED GAME WINNING GOAL IN HISTORIC FIRST VICTORY

EVANSVILLE, IN— The State of Indiana’s lone elite junior hockey team, the Evansville Jr. ThunderBolts, continue to attain positive strides in their player roster construction for the rapidly-approaching 2016-17 NA3HL season through their most recent player commitment to hockey-mad Evansville.

On this date, Jr. ThunderBolts General Manager/Head Coach Mark Cody has announced that center/right wing BRANDON ROZEMA will be returning for his second campaign under the ‘Bolts banner.

“Signing Brandon was one of my top priorities going into this off-season,” stated GM/Coach Cody. “Brandon’s love and passion for the game shows every time he touches the ice; whether it be in a game, at practice or helping out with the youth hockey players. I will be counting on Brandon to be a team leader both on the ice and in the locker room. His 100% effort is contagious and will help carry this team to reach its full potential.”

ROZEMA, 19, (ROSE-mah), 19, enjoyed an outstanding initial campaign with the Jr. ThunderBolts, following his acquisition from NA3HL member club, the Wisconsin Whalers on October 21, 2015. The diminutive, dynamic 5-7, 170lb West Michigan native from Grandville, MI finished a lofty fourth in the ‘Bolts individual team scoring derby, registering 25-points in 44-games on 15-goals, 10-assists, while recording 24-PIM. Included in “The Rose’s” point-producing numbers were 3-FG, 1-UG, three 2-goal masterpieces and 1-GWG. His 1-GWG represented an historical achievement of all-time team infamy and immortality for Evansville. It came in his club’s first-ever victory as a bona fide NA3HL elite junior hockey franchise, January 3, 2016 at South Division Champion Point Mallard where the ‘Bolts laid claim to a thrilling come-from-behind 7-4 toast of triumph over the home-standing Ducks.

The relentless, indefatigable ROZEMA on-ice persona grew in extraordinary fashion as the Jr. ThunderBolts inaugural campaign progressed. In fact, through the preponderance of the season’s second half, he emerged as the team’s top point-scoring impresario, equaling the club’s second best point-scoring scourge at 6-games on a streak composed of 4-goals, 5-assists, 9-points stretching from January 16th through February 13th of the current calendar year. Moreover, 9 of his 15-goals were struck abroad while in three more games, he earned a stellar +2 rating.

Today’s signing of BRANDON ROZEMA brings to 8 the total number of players currently listed on the Jr. ThunderBolts roster and the first from last season’s inaugural lineup. Previously, the ‘Bolts announced the additions of newcomers KORY KIFER, ANDREW WARE, LUKE FRY, KYLE GREGORY, JEREMY ROSS, JONAH REYNOLDS and DREW WYNN.

Adopt A Pet

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Mocha is a 6-year-old female chocolate Lab. She’s very mild-mannered and has made several dog friends at VHS. She has a very loving, maternal character! Mocha’s $100 adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, vaccines, and more. Call the Vanderburgh Humane Society in Evansville at (812) 426-2563 or  visit www.vhslifesaver.org for adoption details!

 

Catch the Latest Edition of “The Indiana State Police Road Show”

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 Indiana - Catch the latest edition of the “Indiana State Police Road Show” radio program every Monday morning at your convenience.

This week’s show features Indiana State Police Laboratory Forensic Scientist Elizabeth Griffin.  Griffin discusses the dangers of fentanyl as well as the safety precautions that law enforcement and lab personnel must initiate while interacting with the drug.

Download the program from the Network Indiana public websites at www.networkindiana.com.  Look for the state police logo on the main page and follow the download instructions. The ISP Road Show can also be viewed via YouTube.

Go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu5Bg1KjBd7H1GxgkuV3YJA or visit the Indiana State Police website at http://www.in.gov/isp/   and click on the YouTube link. This 15 minute talk show concentrates on public safety and informational topics with state wide interest.

The radio program was titled “Signal-10” in the early sixties when it was first started by two troopers in northern Indiana. The name was later changed to the “Indiana State Police Road Show” and is the longest continuously aired state police public service program in Indiana.

Radio stations across Indiana and the nation are invited to download and air for FREE this public service program sponsored by the Indiana State Police Alliance and Cops for Kids, a subsidiary of the Indiana State Police Alliance.

7th Circuit Dogs Insurer’s Defense

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Marilyn Odendahl for www.theindianalawyer.com

An insurance company’s argument that a houseguest injured by the family dog was legally responsible was mauled, chewed and spit out by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals.

David Williams sued his friends, Anthony and Jeanette Van de Venter, after he sustained a shoulder injury while walking their black Labrador, Emma. Williams was staying in the Van de Venters’ home in Monroe County when he took Emma into the backyard. As he held onto the leash, a neighborhood dog’s bark caused Emma to lurch, which pulled Williams to the ground.

The Van de Venters had a policy with American Family Insurance which included personal liability coverage indemnifying the homeowners for compensatory damages for bodily injury and guaranteeing a defense against lawsuits for such damages.

However, American Family argued that the intra-insured provisions in the policy relieved it of the duty to defend or indemnify the Van de Venters. Specifically, the provision stated the company would not cover injuries to any individual it insured which included any person legally responsible for an animal owned by the insured.

The company asserted Williams was legally responsible for the dog when he was hurt and, therefore, was an insured under the policy. Consequently, he cannot turn to the policy for coverage of his claim.

In American Family Mutual Insurance Company v. David Williams, et al., 15-3400, the 7th Circuit rejected that argument. It affirmed the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana which found in favor of the Van de Venters and Williams.

“AmFam wants us to evaluate in isolation the periods during which Williams accompanied Emma outside, disregarding the rest of their day together,” Chief Judge Diane Woods wrote for the court. “But doing so does not accurately reflect their relationship (or lack thereof). Despite spending all day in the same house, Williams’s only interactions with Emma took place when he twice affixed a leash to her collar, and for a few minutes, accompanied her outside, exercising at most limited control over her movements.”

The Chicago panel pointed out that Indiana law makes two kinds of people legally responsible for animals – owners and keepers. The panel found Williams did not fall into either category. He was not the owner of the dog, he did not harbor the dog and he was not responsible for giving her any food, water, affection or other care.

“…(F)itting Williams’s conduct within the term ‘legally responsible’ would take all the bite out of (AmFam’s) meaning in the policy. If any person exercising any control over an animal were legally responsible for it under the policy, then nearly all interactions with animals would be excluded from policy coverage,” Wood wrote. “The intra-insured provision was not meant to preclude coverage of every guest or business invitee who drops by the house and even momentarily controls the dog.”

Judge David Hamilton wrote a concurring opinion, further tearing apart American Family’s argument on the intra-insured provision.

He noted intra-insured exclusions prevent fraudulent and collusive claims such as by one family member against another, expecting the deep pocket of the insurance company to pay. However, he found that applying the exclusion to Williams’ claim has virtually no precedent and would be contrary to the basic principles of liability insurance.

“The intra-insured exception should not apply to deny coverage to the homeowners on claims by people who might be deemed insureds for such limited purposes and in such limited circumstances”, Hamilton wrote. “The purpose of the intra-insured exception simply does not apply to such people. The broader interpretation advocated by American Family would contradict other purposes and provisions in the policy, such as the liability coverage for injuries caused by domestic employees and the broad coverage that homeowners expect for accidents that injure visitors like Williams.”

USI’s Carpenter promoted to full-time assistant coach

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Former University of Southern Indiana Women’s Basketball standout Stephanie Carpenter ’14 has been added to Head Coach Rick Stein’s coaching staff as a full-time assistant. Carpenter, who served as a part-time coach for the Screaming Eagles in 2015-16, will assist Stein in all aspects of the USI Women’s Basketball program.

Carpenter finished her career ranked first all-time at USI in made three-pointers (194) and three-pointers attempted (524). She also finished her career ranked 14th all-time at USI with 1,003 points.

A second-team All-GLVC honoree as a senior in 2013-14, Carpenter averaged 14.5 points per game as a senior.

Carpenter, who was a four-time Academic All-GLVC honors as well as a CoSIDA Academic All-District performer, earned her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice studies from USI in 2014. She also earned the GLVC Council of President’s Academic Excellence Award, which is given to student-athletes who have exhausted their eligibility and recorded a 3.5 or better cumulative grade point average.

“I am excited to have Stephanie continue her career with our program,” Stein said. “She has been an important part of our program as a four-year player and last year as an assistant coach.

“Stephanie has been a part of our USI family for many years and her commitment, loyalty, enthusiasm, and passion for our team, USI Athletics, and the University are things that show in her on and off the court work every day,” Stein concluded.

 

USI Baseball inks seven transfers for 2017

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 University of Southern Indiana Baseball announced the signing of seven transfers for the 2017 season. The Screaming Eagles and Head Coach Tracy Archuleta have signed a total 14 new players for the 2017 campaign.

Transferring to join the Eagles are junior infielder Brodie Brown (Carmi, Illinois); junior infielder Angel De Jesus (Yabucoa, Puerto Rico); junior left-handed pitcher Konner Eck (Vincennes, Indiana); senior infielder/right-handed pitcher Nick Gobert (St. Joseph’s, Indiana); junior infielder/catcher Nathan Kuester(Rockport, Indiana); junior outfielder Grant Malott (New Castle, Indiana) and senior right-handed pitcherJustin Watts (Bryan, Ohio).

“These seven transfers will give us the needed experience that we lost after graduating 11 seniors last spring,” said Archuleta. “I look forward to working with these young men and welcoming them to the USI Baseball family.”

Signing with the Eagles during the early period last fall were freshman right-handed pitcher Tyler Hagedorn (Evansville, Indiana); freshman outfielder Aaron Euler (Evansville, Indiana); freshman infielderTrevor Ricker (Evansville, Indiana); freshman right-handed pitcher Grant Ellis (Terre Haute, Indiana); freshman left-handed hitting infielder/outfielder Bryce Krizan (Mt. Vernon, Indiana); freshman outfielderLucas Thatcher (Lexington, Kentucky); and freshman outfielder Garrett Wilson (West Point, Kentucky).

Biographical information on the spring signees:

Brown: Played two seasons with Rend Lake College…batted .341 as a sophomore with three home runs, 34 RBIs, and 13 stolen bases…began his collegiate career by hitting .214 with a home run and 19 RBIs as a freshman…was a letterwinner in baseball, basketball, football, and cross country at Carmi High School (Carmi, Illinois)…named CHS Most Valuable Player and to the Indiana All-South Team in 2014.

De Jesus:  Played last season for New Mexico Junior College…hit .412 with 56 runs scored, 48 RBIs, and 10 home runs in 51 games as a sophomore.

Eck: Pitched the last two seasons for Lincoln Trail College…recorded 81 strikeouts in 22 games and 68.1 innings of work…posted a two-year 4.67 ERA and a 2-6 record at LTC…was 1-6 with a 5.47 ERA as a sophomore, striking out a team-high 62 batters…lettered in baseball and track at South Knox High School (Vincennes, Indiana).

Gobert: Transfers to USI after three seasons at the University of Dayton…accumulated a 4-5 record in three seasons on the mound with a 5.50 ERA…had his best season as a sophomore when he was 1-2 with a 3.83 ERA in 15 appearances, 11 out of the bullpen in 2015…posted a three year average of .179 at the plate with five RBIs and two home runs…had his best average year in 2016, batting .233…three-sport letterwinner, baseball, basketball, and football, at Jasper High School (Jasper, Indiana)…was 22-2 during his career at JHS, striking out 160 batters in 150.2 innings of work…also had a .333 high school batting average with three home runs and 30 RBIs…named honorable mention All-State as a pitcher in 2012 and honorable mention All-State as a second baseman in 2013…helped JHS to the Indiana state finals twice, three section championships, and two regional championships.

Kuester:  Played the last two seasons with Brunswick Community College…batted .341 with five home runs and 43 RBIs…batted .305 as a freshman, driving in 15 RBIs…named to the Indiana North/South All-Star Team as a senior, All-Conference three times, and honorable mention All-State twice at South Spencer High School (Rockport, Indiana)…batted .425 as a senior…helped SSHS to the Indiana state championship in 2011 and 2013…son of former USI baseball assistant coach and  player Brian Kuester and brother of current USI Assistant Coach Jeremy Kuester.

Malott: Joins the USI program after two seasons at Western Kentucky University…hit .180 in 53 games and 26 starts…six-time letterwinner in baseball and football at New Castle High School (New Castle, Indiana)…named All-Conference after his junior and senior seasons, batting .318 in both campaigns…also earned All-Area twice and was ranked as one of the top players in Indiana by Perfect Game and Prep Baseball Report.

Watts: Transfers to USI after one season at Lincoln Trail College (2015) and two years at Northern Kentucky University (2016)…finished his two years at NKU with a 3-9 record and a 6.57 ERA, posting 89 strikeouts in 100 innings of work…had a 2-6 record and a 6.37 ERA as a sophomore at NKU in 2016, striking out 62 batters in 65 innings of work…had a 1-1 record with a 5.84 ERA and one save as a freshman at Lincoln Trail in 2014…lettered in baseball at Bryan High School (Bryan, Ohio).

 

Ford Center’s Five Year Anniversary Celebration Has Officially Began!

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It was not the typical night in downtown Evansville when Def Leppard, REO Speedwagon and Tesla made a stop at Ford Center. Ford Center packed the house at their first of many concerts that are lined up for its five year anniversary. Tesla started the night, followed by REO Speedwagon who ended their set just in time for fans to watch Lilly King take the Olympic gold for USA in the 100-Meter race. Just as soon as the lights went down for REO Speedwagon’s last song, you saw the community pride as the fans for all three bands and Lilly King ran to find the closest TV so they could witness USA winning another metal in Rio.

Def Leppard kept up the high energy from the night singing all the fan favorites. “It’s always great when there is a packed house. With the continued community support, more acts of this level will look to perform at the Ford Center,” stated Ford Center’s Executive Director, Scott Schoenike.

Continuing Ford Center’s five year anniversary celebration is Dolly Parton – August 10, John Fogerty – August 27, Cirque Du Soleil: Toruk – September 2-4, Make America Rock Again – September 12th, WWE LIVE – September 17 and I Love the 90’s – September 22.

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