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The board of the Chestnut Hill Community Association took the first steps down the path to significant change last week, agreeing via board motion to pursue changing the more than 60-year-old civic organization into a genuine 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit.
Some might be wondering why the CHCA isn't a 501(c)(3) to begin with. And that's a pretty good question.
When the organization began, it was incorporated in Delaware. And its mission then was one in which civic leaders planned to become more politically involved – the sort of involvement that is generally prohibited by a nonprofit status. A 501(c)(3) group can advocate for issues, but it cannot, for example, endorse candidates.
In recent years, it's become apparent that the CHCA has generally conformed to the guidelines for a 501(c)(3), and a renewed look at a change in status began in the spring out of practical need. As membership has declined, the organization has had to find new sources of income. From grants to tax deductible donations, a 501(c)(3) status will make it easier.
But that doesn't mean the transition will be easy.
Last week at the CHCA board of directors meeting, Jean Hemphill, president of the Chestnut Hill Community Fund and an expert in nonprofit law, said the transition would likely take an entire year, from research to filling out paperwork to gaining approval.
A lot of that work has already begun, but there's still much more to do.
And there are relationships to consider.
First, there is the Chestnut Hill Community Fund, which maintains an endowment of more than $675,000 and collects and distributes an annual fund drive amount of nearly $100,000 every year. The fund will continue to serve those purposes, but any fund-raising efforts by a newly nonprofit CHCA must not compete.
And for the CHCA to maintain 501(c)(3) status, it will have to raise one third of its revenue from direct funds from donations, fund-raisers and grants, something the CHCA is getting more familiar with, but will have to do more of in the future.
Finally, the biggest change in relationship will be with the Chestnut Hill Local, which is not and cannot be a 501(c)(3). The strategy for the Local will likely be to spin it off into a limited liability corporation owned and managed by the CHCA. The CHCA can still operate the Local or appoint a board of managers for the paper. Under those scenarios, it's possible that very little will change, A board of managers, however, could change things substantially, but all that remains to be seen.
Regardless of the risks and the change, becoming a 501(c)(3) seems like a no-brainer. In fact it's a change that is probably at least a decade overdue. With a new set of organizational rules, the association can and should refocus on its mission and build membership in the community – a task that should be easier with a newfound identity as a genuine nonprofit. The status will help the organization get out into the community with better fund-raisers and events that can further demonstrate its ability to make a difference in the community, something that is not always apparent.
And if it can do that, it can succeed at what is most important: membership. Even though the CHCA might be able to raise revenue from new sources, it will not be able to succeed without a wider membership in the community.


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Dear Gregory Page,
I will not stand for child and slave labor in my food.
In a Businessweek article released July 18, Cargill's supplier Kuala Lumpur Kepong (KLK) was exposed for its significant abuses of workers, some of whom are children. KLK laborers describe being defrauded, abused, and held captive. Many had their national identity cards and school certificates confiscated to prevent them from escaping. Others who tried to escape were publicly beaten.
Yet, Cargill defended KLK's practices.
This is an outrage. Cargill must adopt comprehensive safeguards to prevent palm oil connected to slave and child labor, human rights abuses and rainforest destruction from tainting the worlds food supply.
I implore you take these allegations seriously and own up to your role in ensuring that the world's palm oil supply is free from human and labor rights abuses and deforestation. Until you do, consumers like me will hold you and your customers accountable.
Rainforest Action Network
This petition closed about 5 years ago
Here's the last line of a Bloomberg Businessweek article that exposes the human rights abuses rampant in Indonesia's palm oil sector:
"Adam, the 19-year-old who fled the PT 198 [palm] plantation in...
Here's the last line of a Bloomberg Businessweek article that exposes the human rights abuses rampant in Indonesia's palm oil sector:
"Adam, the 19-year-old who fled the PT 198 [palm] plantation in 2010, says he hopes shoppers ask themselves a simple question when they consider which oil to buy: 'Is there slavery in this?'"
That's a very good question to ask, but unfortunately most folks are not asking it when they go to the store to do their shopping. While the environmental impacts of the palm oil industry on Indonesia's rainforests get a lot of attention, human rights abuses like forced and child labor are less widely known. The Bloomberg piece, which is based on a nine-month investigation, documents the abusive labor practices on a plantation owned by one of the biggest palm oil companies in Indonesia, Kuala Lumpur Kepong (KLK).
What was the response to this report from Cargill, which received "at least 31 shipments of palm oil from KLK, totaling more than 61 million pounds, over the last three years," palm oil that has now been documented to have been made at least partially by workers and children forced into slave labor conditions? Cargill's response was the same as it's ever been, denial.
It's time to tell Cargill, the leading supplier of palm oil in the US, that we will not stand for child and slave labor in our food.


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I'm a rookie trying to make my way through my first brew without totally screwing it up. Last night I siphoned my beer to a carboy for secondary fermenting. My recipe called for dry hopping in a muslin cloth. I took all the precautions I could to avoid contamination. Today (24 hours later) after checking on the carboy I am seeing suspect small, white foam type formations on the surface of the beer inside the bottle. Is this normal? Should I top off the carboy up to the neck with additional bolied water? I have read varying descriptions/techniques concerning brewing and what/what not to expect. Any advice would be appreciated. TREEGS
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From the way I see it, you can relax. The white circles of foam likely is just residual fermentation; the yeast is still eating. I get the same thing with my batches as the yeast winds down.
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MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. - Cleanup efforts continue at Memorial Field in Mount Vernon, as city officials attempt to once again make it a viable recreation hub in Westchester County.
Members of the Mount Vernon Department of Public Works have been busy recently, cutting tracks at Memorial Field and preparing the field to lay down a semi-permanent track that can be used for walking, light jogging and exercise, according to Mayor Richard Thomas.
Thomas noted that the city has also retained an engineering firm that will pull samples from the debris that was dumped on the field earlier this year, which has been sent to the Department of Environmental Conservation for testing.
"While we continue to hold community forums and evaluate the long-term commercial and recreational prospects of the Field, we know the people of Mount Vernon have waited long enough for their Field to be returned to them. The track and cleared Field means the location can be used for summer events, festivals, and year-round just walking around the track with friends."
Last year, Thomas' office released his " Mount Vernon Playbook ," which outlined his plans for the once vibrant and lively recreation hub, and has since been meeting with the community as they discuss the best steps to take as they move forward with revitalization efforts.
According to Thomas, his vision includes a new stadium that seats between 15,000 and 25,000 people with shops, restaurants, a pool, movie theaters and other commercial space at the park, which will feature an eight-lane track and super-sized grass field under a retractable dome.
Thomas said that this would create hundreds of permanent jobs, thousands of indirect jobs and increase sales tax revenue. "This is the type of shot in the arm our local economy needs to reduce the property tax burden, while enhancing quality of life."
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"It is now the post-Witten era in Dallas and unless a tight end on the roster emerges this season, the position could be high on the wish list next offseason. His athleticism makes Fant an appealing up-and-coming prospect."
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Rumor Mill: Dallas Cowboys Coaches Like Ezekiel Elliott
When you're approximately a week away from the NFL Draft... any and every thought that is said out loud, mentioned to a friend, or floated out as a hypothetical is worth a discussion. The latest comes to us from the wonderful world of Twitter.
Jeff Skin Wade on Twitter
Back channel piece of info I heard on Cowboys draft, "coaches" like Zeke (including Marinelli) and scouts/front office like Bosa or Ramsey
Jeff Skin Wade is a media personality that covers Dallas sports. He knows what he's talking about so this caught the attention of Cowboys Nation.
Ezekiel Elliott is the best running back in this draft. That's about as set in stone that gravity is 9.81 meters per second squared.
Assuming the Cowboys Coaches do like Zeke then they are going to be throwing it down like gravity when the toe meets the ball this fall. One doesn't really have to assume anything, though. Zeke is incredible and anybody would like him, but the Cowboys have certainly done their homework on the Buckeyes.
Mark Pantoni on Twitter
Only at Ohio State....#DevelopedHere https://t.co/X2xjhq860E
That tweet is obviously from March 25th. It was that day that the Cowboys Coaches flew to Columbus to work out the best that The Ohio State had to offer this Draft season.
The best of that bunch might very well be Ezekiel Elliott. A few weeks ago my fellow Staff Writer Brian Martin took the opportunity to beat the drum on a case for the Cowboys drafting Zeke.
Can the Dallas Cowboys Offensive Line make any running back great? Sure. Darren McFadden can answer that question for us, and for that matter so can DeMarco Murray. Imagine though, this elite Offensive Line paired with one of the best Running Backs to enter the Draft in quite some time. That's one spicy situation!
Perhaps that's just the spice that Jason Garrett and his staff are interested in. While the Front Office might be craving something different on their palate to the tune of Joey Bosa or Jalen Ramsey, the prospect of Zeke in Dallas is enough to get us all excited.
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Looking Ahead to 2019 NFL Mock Drafts, a Pass Catching Theme Persists
The Dallas Cowboys haven't played the 2018 NFL season yet, but that shouldn't stop us from looking ahead to the 2019 NFL Draft and seeing what players the team will have their eye on this fall.
With the NFL season fast approaching, that means the college football season is as well, and as we look through these mocks, perhaps you get an idea of whom to watch with a Cowboys perspective this fall.
I scoured the internet looking for the best and brightest minds and their "way too early 2019 mocks." As I perused the mocks, one thing was clear. Many of the national writers see the Dallas Cowboys going with an offensive pass catcher in the 2019 NFL Draft. Namely a TE.
TE Noah Fant, Iowa
Noah Fant, from the University of Iowa, will be a junior in his 2019 season and as a sophomore caught 30 passes for 494 yards (16.5 yards per reception) and 11 touchdowns. The receptions and yardage may not look all that impressive, but if we think about Iowa's offense in the Big 10, we can understand that he's not going to get many opportunities to catch the ball when the team is running it as often as they do.
In fact, the Hawkeyes ran the ball 10 more times per game than they threw it and their quarterback only completed - on average - 15 passes a game.
Fant accounted for 21% of the receiving yards on the season and 42% of the passing touchdowns. He was only 36 yards away from leading the team in receiving despite catching 21 fewer passes than leader Nick Easley. No other pass catcher for Iowa had more than four receiving touchdowns.
If there's something not to like at the moment about Fant, it's his size.
At the moment, College Football Reference has him listed at 232 pounds. There are running backs that weigh more than Fant does and he'll probably need to add about 10-20 pounds in the NFL to be an effective in-line blocker.
Mocked to the Dallas Cowboys by Dane Brugler of The Draft Show on DallasCowboys.com. In a mock draft he did for Sports Day DFW and the Dallas Morning News, he had this to say.
Dane Brugler - Sports Day DFW, Dallas Morning News
Eric Galko of The Sporting News selected the Iowa tight end to the Cowboys as well, seeing him as a special prospect that has the chance to fill the shoes of Jason Witten.
Ben Standig of NBC Sports Washington also had Noah Fant to the Cowboys, thinking they are in need of a Jason Witten replacement.
DE Austin Bryant, Clemson
Depending on what Dallas can get out of Right Defensive Ends Tyrone Crawford, Randy Gregory, Dorance Armstrong, and Charles Tapper, it could have the Cowboys taking a defensive end in the first round for the second time in three years.
Will Brinson's mock doesn't offer much analysis on Bryant, mostly saying that Clemson is going to be good. But here's what Draftek.com's Brett Clancy, who covers the 49ers, had to say about Bryant:
"Clemson's Austin Bryant is the 4th EDGE off the board in this mock and 2nd from his school, but he's still well worth a mid-round pick. Bryant broke out with 8.5 sacks as a junior last year and many thought he'd go pro. I like Bryant's move to stay in school and refine his game, specifically growing a repertoire of pass rush moves to complement his strong edge-setting ability."
Brett Clancy - Draftek.com
Bryant was amazingly disruptive for the Clemson Tigers as a junior, racking up 50 total tackles, 15.5 tackles for loss, and 8.5 sacks. At 6-5 265, he could come in and play right defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys on day one.
DT Raekwon Davis, Alabama
We know that the Dallas Cowboys have an affinity for Power 5 prospects and Jason Garrett goes back with Nick Saban.
Despite that relationship, it hasn't led to many Alabama players being selected by the Dallas Cowboys. Perhaps, that should tell us something.
One other factor that could be in play with Davis is dependent upon who the defensive coordinator is in 2019. We all know that Rod Marinelli doesn't place premium draft value on defensive tackles, but prefers to find diamonds in the rough to develop.
If Kris Richard takes over as the defensive coordinator in 2019, the story could be a bit different. Seattle, with Richard at the defensive helm, selected defensive tackles in the second round of the 2016 and 2017 NFL Drafts.
If the Dallas Cowboys are going to spend a first on a defensive tackle, this is the guy to do it on.
He was highly productive as a sophomore for the Crimson Tide, racking up 69 total tackles, 10 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks. He also had one interception that was returned for 19 yards. At 6-7 306 pounds, he has the size and frame to be an immediate impact player on the Dallas Cowboys interior.
If the Dallas Cowboys choose not to resign David Irving in the 2018 offseason and Maliek Collins doesn't take a step forward, then Davis becomes a real possibility.
Here's what Draftek's Cowboys analyst had to say about Raekwon Davis.
"Alabama's Raekwon Davis has played both DT and DE in the Crimson Tide's 3-man line. He can maintain his gaps against the run when needed, but his primary skill set is using his long arms and strong lower body to use a variety of pass rush moves to win with power and speed.
"One red flag on Davis happened 8/27/17: he was struck in the leg by a stray bullet during the wee hours of Sunday morning at a Tuscaloosa bar (Bar 17) where several shootings have occurred over the past few years. Despite HC Jason Garrett's affinity for Nick Saban coached players, this incident might remove him from the Dallas board."
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Interestingly, Draftek did a second round in this mock and they sent Boston College Safety Lukas Denis to the Dallas Cowboys.
S Jaquan Johnson, Miami
Speaking of safeties, Dan Kadar over at SBNation sent one to the Dallas Cowboys in the form of Jaquan Johnson.
Johnson, from the University of Miami, was very productive in his junior season for the Hurricanes, racking up 96 total tackles, three tackles for loss, a sack and four interceptions. He returned one of those interceptions for a touchdown.
Here are Kadar's thoughts on the second team All-ACC player:
"There was a lot of talk during the draft that the Cowboys were in talks to trade for Earl Thomas. If they want to address safety next draft, Johnson was a second-team all-conference player who some thought would go pro."
Dan Kadar - SB Nation
Obviously, this pick will depend on what happens with Earl Thomas over the next nine months and the development of Xavier Woods, but Johnson will be a name to watch for teams that need a safety.
WR Ahmmon Richards, Miami
Another Hurricane to have on your NFL Draft radars is Wide Receiver Ahmmon Richard, who is going into his junior season at Miami.
The Dallas Cowboys have begun the process of overhauling their wide receiver corp with the departures of Dez Bryant and Brice Butler in the 2018 offseason. In 2019, it's likely that Terrance Williams (contract) and Cole Beasley (age) could be next to go.
That would leave them with Michael Gallup, Allen Hurns, Tavon Austin, Deonte Thompson, Noah Brown, and Cedric Wilson as their WR depth chart. It's certainly a solid group, but adding a talent like Richards could help.
The Draft Wire's Luke Easterling believes, "Richards would be another great addition with impressive size and speed."
In two seasons at Miami, Richards has averaged 18.8 yards per reception, and 68.65 yards per game. He's got deep-threat ability which would combine well with Gallup and Hurns.
WR Collin Johnson, Texas
If Richards doesn't do it for you, then lets head a couple of hours south of Dallas to the University of Texas and Wide Receiver Collin Johnson.
Bleacher Report's Matt Miller has the Dallas Cowboys going with the junior wide receiver and had this to say:
"The Dallas Cowboys made interesting moves at wide receiver in the 2018 draft—trading Ryan Switzer to Oakland, acquiring Tavon Austin from Los Angeles, not selecting a receiver early—and will head into the upcoming season with a need for a playmaker down the field. Texas' Collin Johnson at 6'6" can be the downfield weapon and red-zone nightmare the Cowboys so badly want.
"Johnson does need to improve upon his production from the last two seasons and prove to scouts he can run well enough to separate from NFL defenders, but his size and hands are already getting buzzed about as teams prepare for the upcoming college season."
Matt Miller - Bleacher Report
I'll agree with Miller that Johnson will need to increase upon his production. Some believe that the quarterback limitations in Austin have been a factor, but at the moment, I'm leery of taking a wide receiver from the Big 12 that doesn't have excellent production in the first round of the draft.
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It's obvious from these mock drafts that analysts see the Dallas Cowboys continuing to invest in pass catchers for their offense and that is a reasonable thought.
Obviously, a lot will change between now and next April when the Dallas Cowboys go on the clock, but this gives us a bit of insight on who to watch in this upcoming college football season.
What names will you be watching in college football this season?
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Does Marquez White Assault Charge Alter Cowboys Plan in Supplemental Draft?
Last night, it was reported that Dallas Cowboys Cornerback Marquez White has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The incident comes from a traffic confrontation that took place back in October, where White -- according to his camp -- was justified in drawing his weapon for self-defense.
A promising young player that stuck on the Cowboys practice squad in his rookie season, the sixth round pick doesn't need this case hanging over his head as training camp approaches. When considering the timing up against this week's supplemental draft, and the rare crop of defensive back talent available in it, White could soon be fighting for relevance on the Cowboys roster.
Becoming complacent in building one of the best young secondaries in the league won't be an issue for the Cowboys under new Passing Game Coordinator Kris Richard. The Cowboys were relying on White to be a depth option behind projected starters Byron Jones, Chidobe Awuzie, and Jourdan Lewis.
White's spot on the depth chart may very well hold up, but by the end of the week he could also have added competition in Adonis Alexander or Sam Beal.
Respectively, the former Virginia Tech and Western Michigan cornerbacks are two of the most talented supplemental prospects to enter the draft in years -- both likely to be the first players drafted since 2015.
Alexander and Beal are also joined by Mississippi State Safety Brandon Bryant as another backup option for Dallas.
A lengthy cornerback with the toughness to play on the boundary, Alexander is a similar player to White, and one that Richard should love for his physical traits. Whether or not this natural skill outweighs some maturity issues that saw Alexander fall from freshman starter to suspended at VT will determine if the Cowboys feel comfortable sending away a 2019 draft pick for his services.
Where Alexander's career leaves his arrow trending downward on the eve of the supplemental draft, Beal is a rising prospect that some are calling the best to ever enter this draft.
An all-conference cornerback as a Junior out of Western Michigan, Beal improved with each passing college season, determined to finish out his degree along the way. However, once Beal's eligibility for his Senior season was called into question, the feisty 6'1" CB decided to turn towards the NFL.
Beal's professional football faith is now in the hands of any team that's done their homework on him. Projected to be taken as early as the third round, teams impressed by Beal's tape could be giving away a premium pick in next year's draft to add him just before training camp.
Should this team be the Cowboys, Beal's presence would put more than just White on notice. The Cowboys are also expecting corners like Duke Thomas and Kam Kelly to fight for roster spots. In a perfect world, say the one the Cowboys were living in yesterday before this White news broke, Thomas or Kelly could replace White on the practice squad as the Florida State product took another jump in Oxnard.
As I've written before though, teams must be relentless in their search for talent. The Cowboys have drafted well, but passed on big name free agents in recent years. The result is a young roster full of potential and ready to compete.
If either Adonis Alexander, Sam Beal, or even Brandon Bryant help them do so this year, we could be right here talking about a new Cowboys rookie in the middle of July. Marquez White would be happy to see this talk overshadow his legal situation for the moment.
This won't be the case when he's competing against another player that will likely cost the Cowboys more than the sixth round pick they invested in him two years ago.
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Have the Dallas Cowboys Overcome Their 2nd-Round Curse?
You may not be aware or maybe you've simply forgotten, but the Dallas Cowboys have struggled drafting players in the 2nd-round who can come in and contribute. Typically players drafted this highly are not only immediate contributors as a rookie, but are cornerstone players for years to come. That hasn't been the case for the Cowboys.
I don't know where you stand, but I was beginning to think the Dallas Cowboys were cursed with their 2nd-round draft picks. I know this was an area where they would gamble on players for some reason or another, but unfortunately it never really paid off. Hopefully, things are changing for the better.
Let's take a look back at past drafts to see what I'm talking about.
Past 2nd-Round Draft Picks Dating Back to 2006:
2018 Connor Williams
2017 Chidobe Awuzie
2016 Jaylon Smith
2015 Randy Gregory
2014 DeMarcus Lawrence
2013 Gavin Escobar
2012 (no selection) used to trade for Morris Claiborne
2011 Bruce Carter
2010 Sean Lee
2009 (no selection) traded out of 2nd-round
2008 Martellus Bennett
2007 (no selection) used to trade back into 1st for Anthony Spencer
2006 Anthony Fasano
You may be wondering why I decided to start all the way back in 2006. Well, I believe that's when the 2nd-round draft picks curse started for the Dallas Cowboys.
Anthony Fasano ended up having a solid career in the NFL, but he never lived up to his draft status as a former 2nd-round draft pick. The same can be said for Martellus Bennett, Gavin Escobar, and Bruce Carter. Shed a tear for them if you want, but I'd put them in the "bust" category.
The sad truth is, Sean Lee is the only 2nd-round draft pick on this list to ever see a second contract with the Dallas Cowboys. Although, I guess you can include DeMarcus Lawrence since he will be playing under the franchise tag in 2018. But, that's still not a very good hit percentage in the 2nd-round for more than a decade. Luckily, it looks as if things are changing.
DeMarcus Lawrence might end up being another "hit" for the Cowboys. It may have taken him four years to reach his potential, but there's no denying how dominant he was last season. If he can maintain that dominance this season, he could be looking at a big payday from the Cowboys.
The Dallas Cowboys took a risk on the next two players they drafted after D-Law. They knew Randy Gregory had his off the field issues, but were willing to take a chance on his talent in the 2nd-round. That has yet to pay off, but Gregory has a chance to rebound now that it looks as if he has his life back in order.
The Cowboys took another risk in the following draft when they drafted Jaylon Smith. No one knew if he would ever be able to play again after the devastating knee injury he sustained in his final collegiate game, but it's looking as if he could make a full recovery and return to his pre-injury form. Year 3 will be big for him, but he could end up being an absolute steal.
Fortunately, the Cowboys 2017 and 2018 2nd-round draft picks (Chidobe Awuzie and Connor Williams) look to be cornerstone players for years to come. That's what you're looking for in players drafted this highly.
I say all of this because it's really looking like the Dallas Cowboys have finally broken their 2nd-round curse. Maybe it's a change in draft philosophy or maybe it's because Will McClay's voice carries more weight in the draft room, but it's definitely good news for the future of the franchise. Hopefully it continues.
Do you think the Dallas Cowboys 2nd-round curse has ended?
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From the Blues Brothers to Indiana Jones, watch the best mid-game spectacles
As much as football, wings or beer, the mega-event that is the Super Bowl has come to be defined by its epic halftime musical performances. This year, Beyoncé will take her turn in the spotlight, but she has some big shoes to fill: from Michael Jackson to the Rolling Stones, some of music's biggest names have dazzled on football's biggest day. In anticipation of Super Bowl XLVII this coming weekend, we're counting down our 10 favorite Super Bowl halftime gigs.
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Man Facing 75 Years In Jail For Recording The Police; Illinois Assistant AG Says No Right To Record Police
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Also, if you watch the video above, it really shows the kind of chilling effects these arrests have. In the middle of the video, the news reporter comes across some law enforcement officials and asks them some questions, but the station's lawyers refuse to let the reporter play the audio on air... because it might violate the very same law on which the reporter is reporting. Later on, they do show some law enforcement officials -- including the Assistant AG mentioned above -- but only because they believe there's an exception to the law for journalists "at public hearings."
The ruling in Massachusetts doesn't directly apply here, as these are different circuits, but that doesn't mean the court can't or won't pay attention, and I'm sure Allison's lawyers will highlight the Glik ruling in court. Hopefully, the Illinois court finds the logic compelling.


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Its seems unthinkable, impossible, inconceivable. You may decide its just not worth it.
But if you want to lose weight, heres the one sure-fire action nutritionists recommend you take to budge the scales needle in your favor: give up flour.
This is not a new notion. Remember the anti-white diet no flour, no sugar, no rice? Well, this is it in simpler form. No bread, no pasta, no pizza. No bagels, no pancakes, no doughnuts. No cookies, no cakes, no pies.
If you think, No problem, Ill just go gluten-free, think again. Most flour substitutes are made primarily of rice, which is more caloric and not nearly as tasty.
But here, a little hope.
Quinoa pasta, while still a refined grain, is healthier than wheat pasta, contains protein and tastes virtually the same. Chocolate has no flour. Neither does ice cream. Not that youll lose a lot of weight if you trade chocolates and ice cream for cake and cookies, but at least you can find an occasional allowable treat.
Now, deep breath. Skip the pizza today and youre on your way.


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The Truth About Those 'Greedy' Seniors
What's your image of America's seniors? Are they "greedy geezers" who can afford to pay a lot more than they do today for their health care? Sure, some seniors are wealthy. About 4% of people on Medicare have more than $100,000 in income, and 6% have more than $1 million in savings. But most seniors live on much less, and some groups, such as those in their 80s and 90s, older women, and black and Hispanic seniors, have strikingly low incomes and modest savings.
You can check out all the stats on seniors and Medicare beneficiaries in this new Kaiser Family Foundation infographic, but here are a few especially revealing numbers:
* Half of all people on Medicare had annual incomes of less than $23,500 per person in 2013. (Medicare beneficiaries include seniors as well as younger disabled beneficiaries).
* Half had less than $61,400 in lifetime savings per person in 2013.
* Half had less than $66,700 in home equity per person in 2013.
* For black and Hispanic Medicare beneficiaries, median savings were much lower: $10,300 for blacks and $9,300 for Hispanics in 2013, compared with $89,500 for white people on Medicare. Even among college graduates, median savings were at least four times greater among white ($261,600) than black ($50,150) or Hispanic ($61,600) Medicare beneficiaries.
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* Half of all women on Medicare had less than $21,800 in income ($25,850 for men) in 2013; half had less than $54,700 in savings ($69,600 for men).
* Median savings among widows was very modest ($42,550), and less than half that of widowers ($106,550).
* Looking ahead to 2030, the numbers are projected to improve somewhat. Median income is projected to rise from $23,500 in 2013 to $28,250 in 2030, in inflation-adjusted dollars; median savings is projected to increase from $61,400 in 2013 to $101,150 in 2030.
Whatever image you may have of America's seniors and of people on Medicare, the reality is that when more of us baby boomers are "seniors," most will have very modest means and will be dependent on their families and public programs such as Medicare and Social Security for their retirement security.
Drew Altman is president and chief executive officer of the Kaiser Family Foundation. He is on Twitter: @drewaltman.
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The MISONO Company is descended from one of Japan's great sword makers. While still producing ceremonial swords, MISONO is now more famous for their excellent, thin blade cutlery, the finest in Japan You can select from four of their best lines, each different design, blade or bolster features. All the MISONOs have the same handles made from natural wood for comfort and feel. They are impregnated with resin under high preassure and great heat to make them very durable and impervious to water. Stain Resistant Blades Made From Molybdenum, Vanadium Steel Using the same thin-blade construction, these knives are made of a high carbon, chrome-molydbenum steel that insures good edge quality while resisting stain and rust. The metal is ice-hardened and tempered to Rockwell 58° and sharpened on both sides (western style). Standard bolster.-JB Prince-
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How The NSA Pulls Off Man-In-The-Middle Attacks: With Help From The Telcos
from the but-of-course dept
Schneier also notes that this is basically the same technique the Chinese have used for their Great Firewall. In other words, the complicit nature of the telcos in basically giving the NSA and GCHQ incredibly privileged access to the backbone is part of what allows them to conduct those kinds of man-in-the-middle attacks. It still amazes me that there isn't more outrage over the role of the major telcos in all of this.
To trick targets into visiting a FoxAcid server, the NSA relies on its secret partnerships with US telecoms companies. As part of the Turmoil system, the NSA places secret servers, codenamed Quantum, at key places on the internet backbone. This placement ensures that they can react faster than other websites can. By exploiting that speed difference, these servers can impersonate a visited website to the target before the legitimate website can respond, thereby tricking the target's browser to visit a Foxacid server.
In the academic literature, these are called "man-on-the-middle" attacks, and have been known to the commercial and academic security communities. More specifically, they are examples of "man-on-the-side" attacks.
They are hard for any organization other than the NSA to reliably execute, because they require the attacker to have a privileged position on the internet backbone, and exploit a "race condition" between the NSA server and the legitimate website. This top-secret NSA diagram, made public last month, shows a Quantum server impersonating Google in this type of attack.
The NSA uses these fast Quantum servers to execute a packet injection attack, which surreptitiously redirects the target to the FoxAcid server. An article in the German magazine Spiegel, based on additional top secret Snowden documents, mentions an NSA developed attack technology with the name of QuantumInsert that performs redirection attacks. Another top-secret Tor presentation provided by Snowden mentions QuantumCookie to force cookies onto target browsers, and another Quantum program to "degrade/deny/disrupt Tor access".


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A man has died from injuries he sustained in a single-vehicle accident that occurred on Thanksgiving Day on Regan Road.
A man has died from injuries he sustained in a single-vehicle accident that occurred on Thanksgiving Day on Regan Road.
Troopers with the N.C. Highway Patrol responded to the accident at 1:15 p.m. Thursday. The crash occurred on Regan Road, 5.2 miles north of Denton.
Pam Kearns, a spokeswoman with the Highway Patrol, confirmed Tuesday that 55-year-old Anthony Martin of McCarn Road died from injuries he received in the accident.
Martin, driving a 1994 Toyota passenger vehicle, was traveling east on Regan Road. His vehicle ran off the right shoulder of the road, lost control and came back on to the roadway, Kearns said. The vehicle then went across the center line and traveled off the left shoulder, at which time it struck an embankment and fence before overturning, she said.
The investigating trooper, R.T. Simmons, estimated Martin was traveling at the posted speed limit of 55 miles per hour. Contributing circumstances in the accident are unknown, Kearns said. Kearns said Martin, who was wearing his seatbelt, was transported by paramedics with Davidson County Emergency Medical Services to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
Martin's death was the 28th traffic fatality in Davidson County this year. The Highway Patrol investigated 18 traffic fatalities in 2011.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Darrin Reaves rushed for 184 yards and two scores and Alabama-Birmingham withstood a late Marshall barrage to win 38-31 Saturday.
The Blazers (3-7, 2-4 Conference USA) led 31-7 with 5:23 left in the third quarter.
Within 2 minutes, the Thundering Herd roared back with a 10-yard TD pass from Rakeem Cato to Jazz King, followed by Kevin Grooms' 7-yard TD run and Justin Haig's 38-yard field goal with 7:18 remaining.
Reaves answered with a 17-yard TD, capping an 11-play, 80-yard drive with 2:50 left to set a single-season UAB touchdown record with 12.
Marshall (4-6, 1-5) then moved downfield quickly and efficiently, with Cato connecting with Tommy Shuler on 30- and 19-yard plays before finding Gator Hoskins for a 3-yard TD with 1:41 remaining.
UAB recovered the onside kick and ran out the clock.
The Blazers' Austin Brown threw two TD passes and Jackie Williams had a 79-yard punt return.


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Nature "Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air" The tiny hummingbird qualifies as one of the toughest and most energetic creatures on the planet. Recent breakthroughs in the study of the bird's biology are combined with high-definition, high-speed footage of hummingbirds in the wild and high-tech presentations of their remarkable abilities.G
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Battle for the Elephants This National Geographic special goes undercover to expose the criminal network behind ivory's supply and demand that is driving the value of the elephant's tusks to levels once reserved for gold. It also demonstrates how the elephant, with its highly evolved society, keen intelligence, ability to communicate across vast distances and to love, remember and even mourn, is far more complex than previously imagined.G
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Cynthia Straker Pierce, a Sag Harbor resident and an attorney for the Federal Aviation Administration in Washington, D.C., for 20 years, died on Nov. 30. She was 82.
Ms. Pierce had retired as a law professor from St. John's University Law School in Queens, and had also served as a senior attorney in the General Counsel's Office of the United States Department of Transportation. She had taught at Howard University School of Law earlier in her career.
In addition to her career positions, Ms. Pierce collected many honors, awards, and recognitions and served on various commissions and boards. She was appointed in 1988 by the chief judge of the New York Court of Appeals to serve on the Judicial Commission on Minorities in the Legal Profession, was a member of the Committee on Character and Fitness for the First Department, New York State Appellate Division, and served for over 20 years on the board of directors for the Hebrew Hospital Home in the Bronx and Westchester.
She also was a member of the Hunter College Hall of Fame, and was a mediator for the U.S. District Court's Southern District of New York. She was active in the Bedford Stuyvesant Political League's successful 1953 campaign to elect of Lewis F. Flagg Jr., the first African-American judge in Brooklyn.
Ms. Pierce was born in Brooklyn to the late Milton and Enid Bayley Straker on July 20, 1929. She attended Hunter College and Brooklyn Law School, where she earned two graduate degrees. A member of the American Bar Association and the District of Columbia Bar Association, Ms. Pierce was admitted to practice in the federal courts in both Washington and New York.
She is survived by her husband, Lawrence W. Pierce, a retired judge from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the second circuit.
Visiting hours were held at the Yardley and Pino Funeral Home in Sag Harbor on Sunday, with a service at Christ Episcopal Church in Sag Harbor on Monday.


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Knob Creek is an extremely popular and well made bourbon from the folks at Jim Beam. If you drink bourbon or American Whiskey, the chances are great that you have tried or heard of Knob Creek. It's a 9 year old small batch bourbon (a batching of numerous barrels) that is a part of Jim Beam's "Small Batch Bourbon Collection" along with Baker's, Basil Hayden's, and Booker's Bourbon.
This past February Beam put out a very highly anticipated Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve. It too is 9 years old and is a single barrel version of the small batch. Based on the below thoughts I'm pretty convinced it's also from some very choice barrels. Enjoy the review!
Knob Creek Small Batch Bourbon, 9 Years Old, 50% abv (100 Proof), $32
Color: Deep Amber w/ glittering orange highlights
Nose: Burnt sugar and maple syrup dominate at first, then joined by dark dried fruits (particularly raisin quality), flint, and fresh oak. The oak influence is very prevalent in the nose of this whiskey.
Palate: Much like the nose, the small batch starts out with a sweet maple syrup entry as you bust through a crackle of hard caramel candy. Bitter char and sappy, wood resin intensifies almost as soon as the sweetness subsides. Things begin to quickly dry up as the spice takes over with cinnamon, clove, and black licorice playing the lead roles. The later third of the sip is an eruption of dry oak through to the finish.
Finish: Dry, lingering oak for days with some sweet and herbal notes. It's worth noting, that while I didn't detect it from the nose and palate, the empty glass (after drying) had a definite honeysuckle scent to it.
Overall: I can surely see why Knob Creek Small Batch has such a strong following. It's a hefty bourbon with great sweetness, spice, and wood. With each tasting I grew to like it more and more. I would have preferred if the oak influence had been toned down just a bit, but I did enjoy the strong and hearty ways of this bourbon. Beyond just being a fantastic neat sipper, I am certain it would make a fantastic old fashioned or whiskey cocktail. The spice and oak really shines through.
Sour Mash Manifesto Rating: 8.3 (Very Good/Excellent)
Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve, 9 Years Old, 60% abv (120 Proof), $40
Color: Deep Amber w/ glittering orange highlights
Nose: The family resemblance is definitely there, but the Single Barrel handles it's business a bit more harmoniously in spite of 20% more alcohol. The nose is richer, fuller, more earthy and complex than the Small batch. Spicy cinnamon, mint, and floral notes are sandwiched between sweet maple syrup and a dry, clean oak. Leather and tobacco linger in the background.
Palate: This is a sticky, viscously textured bourbon with heaps of maple and marmalade livened with black pepper, clove, sweet spearmint, and a smoky oak quality (BBQ smoke). The char and barrel flavor is very prevalent, but in better balance with the other flavors than in the small batch.
Finish: Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve finishes with sappy wood, mint, sweetness, and rising warmth that lingers.
Overall: This Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve was a real eye opener for me. In fact it is superb. I expected a more intense version of Knob Creek at 20% more alcohol. While I got that to some degree (there is a family resemblance for sure as mentioned), the flavor delivery is so much better with the Single Barrel. This is a complex bourbon packing loads of great flavor in a more balanced package than the Small Batch. With only about an $8 upgrade in price, the decision for me is pretty easy. The Single Barrel is the hands down winner and a good value at the price. Please do note: As with all single barrels there most certainly will be some variance from barrel to barrel. However I have a pretty good feeling they hand selected the very best barrels for their single barrel offering.
Sour Mash Manifesto Rating: 9.0 (Superb/Outstanding)


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Wing Pro and Wing Personal allow you to create and switch between subsets of the IDE's tools, as appropriate for particular kinds of work, such as editing, testing, debugging, working on documentation, and so forth.
These subsets, or perspectives, are named and then accessed from the Tools menu, which provides a sub-menu for switching between them. The current perspective is shown in brackets in the lower left of Wing's window.
Perspective Manager
The Tools menu also contains an item for displaying the Perspective Manager. The Perspective Manager shows the name of each perspective, whether or not the perspective is shared, whether or not the perspective is auto-saved, the perspective style, and the key binding (if any) that is assigned to it.
The name of a perspective can be changed by clicking on the name within the list and editing it in place.
When perspectives are shared, they are stored in the shared perspectives file, which is configured with the Shared Perspective File preference, instead of in the project file. This makes the shared perspectives available across all projects, or potentially to multiple users. When multiple instances of Wing share this file, Wing will watch for changes and auto-reload the set of perspectives into each instance of Wing, as another instance makes changes. Note that when a shared perspective is un-shared, it is moved into the project currently open in the instance of Wing that un-shared it.
When the Auto-save Perspectives is set to Configured by Perspective, the Perspective Manager will include a column to specify whether the perspective should be auto-saved before transitioning to another perspective. This is described in more detail below.
The perspective style can be used to control how much state is stored in the perspective: By default Wing stores only the overall layout of the GUI and set of tools present. Setting this to "Tools and Editors" will cause the perspective to control also which editors are open. Setting it to "All Visual State" will store also the detailed state of the tools and editors, including scroll position, selection, search strings, tree expansion states, and so forth.
When a key binding is defined, that key sequence will cause Wing to switch to the associated perspective.
Perspective Manager Context Menu
The Perspective Manager provides the following functionality in its context (right-click) menu:
- New creates a new untitled perspective with the current state of the application.
- Duplicate makes a copy of the selected perspective, including its stored application state.
- Delete removes the selected perspective.
- Set Key Binding displays a dialog in which the key binding desired for the perspective can be typed. This key sequence will cause Wing to switch to that perspective.
- Update with Current State replaces the stored state for the selected perspective with the current application state.
- Restore Saved State loads the state stored in the selected perspective without making that perspective current.
The Perspective Manager's Configure button displays the preferences that control how perspectives work. These include:
- Auto-save Perspectives -- Selects when the current GUI state should be auto-saved into a perspective before switching to another perspective. Always will always auto-save all perspectives, Never disables auto-save entirely, Prompt causes Wing to prompt each time when leaving a perspective, and Configured by Perspective allows the behavior to be controlled for each perspective, in the Manage Perspectives dialog. The default is Always so that the last application state is always restored when returning to the perspective. Disabling auto-save can be useful for perspectives that should always start with a previously stored fixed state.
- Shared Perspective File -- This is used to specify where shared perspectives are stored on disk. The default is a file perspectives in the User Settings Directory.
Auto-perspectives can be used to automatically switch between the built-in perspectives edit and debug when debugging is started and stopped. When this is enabled, Wing by default will show fewer tools when editing and most of the debugging tools only while debugging. If the user alters which tools are shown from the defaults, this will be remembered the next time debug is started or stopped.
Auto-perspectives are off by default and can be turned on with the Automatic Perspectives attribute under the Debug tab in Project Properties.
Once this is enabled, Wing will save the unnamed pre-existing perspective as user and will display the appropriate perspective edit or debug with its default tool set. Note that the perspectives edit and debug are not created until the first time debugging is started. After that, they appear in the Goto Perspective sub-menu in the Tools menu and in the perspective manager.
Restoring Default Toolset
In Wing Pro, the Tools menu item Restore Default Toolset will restore the tools appropriate for the current perspective. If this is any of the built-in perspectives edit, debug, or diff and the Automatic Perspectives preference is turned on, then the tool set will differ from that which is used for user-defined perspectives or when automatic perspectives are disabled.


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Support Tools Fails to Install
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|Support Tools fails to install.
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|The Services are not created and/or do not start.
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|Examine the installation log files for any errors that occurred during the Support Toolsinstallation. Also check for the existence of the Support Tools services.
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Opinion: How ObamaCare Inflates the Cost of Cancer Treatment
American Enterprise Institute resident fellow Scott Gottleib on the 340B program, how it inflates drug costs, and commonsense solutions. Photo: Getty Images
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... I ... on a tear also on October first ... and guess what it's going to expand a program that raises the cost of drugs to treat ... Cancer ... American enterprises to resident fellow Dr Scott Gottlieb joins me from ... the left Coast said Dr welcome to the show ... I'm not a lot of good news here ... 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Hi everyone, I have taken the plunge and have set up a Mac User Group for people in pembrokeshire - you guys do a great job but Cardiff is a long way away for meetings!
I have no idea if the MUG will take off but I'm willing to give it a go!
If there are any members from Pembrokeshire here (or if any members know of users in Pembrokeshire please point them in our direction!
http://www.pembsmug.org is the URL, not much to see at the moment but there is a mailing list and a discussion forum.
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If there's one thing that Serrano has had during the last four years, where it has won three Mojave River League titles and has gotten to at least the CIF semifinals the last three seasons, it's been a workhorse running back. Be it Cory Diederich or Dionza Bradford or, in last year's case, Taylor Ruize, the Diamondbacks have been able to run the ball.
This year, the Diamondbacks have three tailbacks that they have faith in. Senior Darius Hogan (5-10, 170) is more of a scatback, while fellow senior Zak Tuman (5-9, 190) adds a physical element. Junior Michael Hawkins (6-0, 190) may be the best of the three eventually, as he has the size-speed blend that Bradford possessed. Add that to a solid fullback in senior Nick Heftman (5-10, 195) and an experienced, physical offensive line and confidence is high in Phelan for the upcoming season.
"We have three running backs that I feel can do the job," Maholchic said. "We can mix and match them and play them more on defense because I have faith in all of them. It's a good thing to have."
Three of Serrano's five returning offensive starters are senior o-linemen, with Mark Knapp (6-4, 300) receiving Division I interest and Anthony Mackesy (6-2, 230) in his third year as a starter. Tracy Costello (5-10, 220) also returns.
The passing game is more of a question mark, as junior Daniel Epperson (6-0, 180) takes over for Joey Peterson while classmate Cade Tropila (6-3, 170) is the main returning receiver. But Epperson could give the Diamondbacks options, as he's more of a running threat than Serrano typically has at the position.
"We haven't had a guy like Daniel in a long time," Maholchic said. "I think having a quarterback with that type of ability opens up some things, both for our running backs and our receivers."
Typically Serrano has its starters play both offense and defense, with this year being no different. Costello will anchor the defensive line at nose tackle, with Knapp and Mackesy flanking him. Heftman, Tuman and Hawkins will see time at linebacker while Hogan and Tropila will play in the secondary. The Diamondbacks also have one of the top kickers in the area in senior Leo Farias (5-8, 190).
Serrano schedule (Home games in CAPS, * indicates league game)
Sept. 2: vs. Paraclete (Antelope Valley College)
Sept. 9: vs. Silverado (Victor Valley HS)
Sept. 16: UPLAND
Sept. 23: PALMDALE HIGHLAND
Sept. 30: at Claremont
Oct. 14: APPLE VALLEY*
Oct. 21: at Sultana*
Oct. 28: OAK HILLS*
Nov. 4: BARSTOW
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The inaugural event of a the newly formed Senate Outdoor Recreation Caucus was held yesterday, to raise awareness in the Senate about responsible use and conservation of land, and the ways outdoor recreation can help Americans improve their fitness and strengthen the economy.
Hosted by Caucus co-founders Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo. and Sen. James Risch, R-Idaho, the overall scope and up-to-date progress of America's Great Outdoors Initiative (AGO) was delved into by a panel of four speakers. The panel included Amy Salzman, associate director for policy outreach, Council of Environmental Quality, Will Shafroth, deputy assistant secretary, Fish and Wildlife and Parks, Department of the Interior, Harris Sherman, under secretary for Natural Resources and Environment and Dan Kanninen, White House liaison, Environmental Protection Agency.
So far 11 official listening sessions and three community-generated AGO listening sessions, at which administrative officials participated, have taken place. Around 7,500 individuals, including around 1,500 youth have given recommendations to conserve outdoor spaces and to reconnect Americans to the outdoors.
Of the recommendations that have been fielded thus far, some definite themes are emerging. A few of the biggest hurdles Americans face to connecting with the outdoors come from where and how they live. "Eighty percent of Americans live in cities. Many of them are staying inside with electronic devices…children are spending about half the time I spent outdoors," Salzman said.
Speaking to the metropolitan lifestyle that the majority of Americans live, Kanninen touched on the importance of urban parks. "The value of small pocket parks can be just as valuable as the coast in the Pacific Northwest." Kanninen used Vista Hermosa Park in Los Angeles as an example of a pocket park that makes a significant impact in people's lives as individuals taking part in the Los Angeles listening session voiced their connection to Vista Hermosa.
Americans also face a slew of obstacles concerning access to green space and each geographic region calls for a unique solution. A city like New York, for example, is best equipped to bolster its heavy and light rail to provide people access to public land, according to Shafroth. "People want access to land and to have a quality experience while they're there," he said.
Listening Sessions will be continuing around the country through September and locations are still being determined. For a list of AGO's current listening session schedule click here.
Photo Caption: Sen.Mark Udall, D-Colo. speaks on the economic and health benefits reaped when Americans spend time outdoors. According to Udall, outdoor recreation contributes over $10 billion annually to Colorado's economy and $730 billion nationwide.


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The children sat quietly and listened intently as information was presented. Although they ranged from young children to teens, they shared a curiosity and were eager to learn about the project. They tried to visualize the outcome, predicting, analyzing and imagining.
The children sat quietly and listened intently as information was presented. Although they ranged from young children to teens, they shared a curiosity and were eager to learn about the project. They tried to visualize the outcome, predicting, analyzing and imagining. This was no ordinary classroom. In fact, this event took place in the cafeteria at Resica Elementary School.
Students, parents and community members came out Sept. 26 for the Resica Park and Playground Community Celebration to christen a revamp of the old park built in 1996. Young children to teens wanted to get a sneak peek at the projected design.
The present playground, built by members of the community in 1996, no longer complies with safety standards. Leathers and Associates is designing and building the new structure, which has a much longer life span of 50 years and will be accessible to children of all ages and abilities.
Designer/project manager Jane Holman did some preliminary research before the unveiling, and consulted with Resica Principal Gail Kulick and then the experts — the entire student body. Every child's opinion was weighed. Tallies were kept of each suggestion. From there, Holman and designer Jim Houghton combined many elements into a blueprint.
Srina Sharpe, 9, was one of many who recommended more swings (there are only two grade-school level ones now).
"A tower with windows and a slide," was the request of fourth-grader Jeremy Laureano. Having towers, or "tree forts," was a frequently offered suggestion. Swirly-twirly slides were another, with a predominant fantasy-fun house theme.
Catie Furiosi, 9, is hoping for a dragon's lair, while Dalyn Newsom, 10, may be looking for extraterrestrial life forms. Murals can be painted.
Within hours of gathering student feedback, Houghton had the schematics drawn. Students were thrilled to see their designs on the walls of hallways and the cafeteria.
When Holman announced, "Let's get this party started," the crowd of nearly 100 was on the edge of their seats, anticipating the outcome.
However, Holman first had to prep them on how this endeavor would materialize. Committees must be formed. It may take a village to raise a child, but it will take an entire community to raise a playground, and it will be done in just five days with the right group of volunteers, he said.
Openings on committees for helpers include General Contracting, Fundraising, Special Needs, Public Relations, Tools, Volunteers, Materials, Food, Children's Area and Art and Design. Audience members signed up, but more assistance is needed.
Corporate partnerships are being sought and family names can be memorialized on the playground as well.
"Every project is unique." Holman said. "We (Leathers) have been building playgrounds for 40 years. Visibility is key. Safety guidelines are followed. Each playground is designed to top standards."
The future looks bright as local businesses already have stepped up. Friendly's, McDonald's and Perkins donated food for the unveiling celebration, convenient for parents whose children came off the playing field from games. East Stroudsburg Savings Association, Shawnee Inn and Walmart, as well as Resica's PTO, have come onboard and schoolwide fundraisers are in the works.
The audience was delighted as Houghton "walked, climbed and jumped" them through the design. Fact and fantasy merge with a music and stage area. Ironically, Houghton designed a "Seven Bridges Obstacle Course," without knowing about the current plight of Marshalls Creek residents, whose Seven Bridge road is closed for repairs.
Dragons, aliens and pirates are possible playmates, with the right equipment, a child's imagination and the commitment of caring people to make it happen.
"It will be awesome," said fifth-grader Meg Sudam.


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Magazine, also called periodical, a printed or digitally published collection of texts (essays, articles, stories, poems), often illustrated, that is produced at regular intervals (excluding newspapers). A brief treatment of magazines follows. For full treatment, see publishing: Magazine publishing.
Though there may have been published material similar to a magazine in antiquity, especially perhaps in China, the magazine as it is now known began only after the invention of printing in the West. It had its roots…
The modern magazine has its roots in early printed pamphlets, broadsides, chapbooks, and almanacs, a few of which gradually began appearing at regular intervals. The earliest magazines collected a variety of material designed to appeal to particular interests. One of the earliest ones was a German publication, Erbauliche Monaths-Unterredungen ("Edifying Monthly Discussions"), which was issued periodically from 1663 to 1668. Other learned journals soon appeared in France, England, and Italy, and in the early 1670s lighter and more entertaining magazines began to appear, beginning with Le Mercure Galant (1672; later renamed Mercure de France) in France. In the early 18th century, Joseph Addison and Richard Steele brought out The Tatler (1709–11; published three times weekly) and The Spectator (1711–12, 1714; published daily). These influential periodicals contained essays on matters political and topical that continue to be regarded as examples of some of the finest English prose written. Other critical reviews treating literary and political issues also started up in the mid-1700s throughout western Europe, and at the end of the century specialized periodicals began appearing, devoted to particular fields of intellectual interest, such as archaeology, botany, or philosophy.
By the early 19th century a different, less learned audience had been identified, and new types of magazines for entertainment and family enjoyment began to appear, among them the popular weekly, the women's weekly, the religious and missionary review, the illustrated magazine, and the children's weekly. Their growth was stimulated by the general public's broader interest in social and political affairs and by the middle and lower classes' growing demand, in both cities and rural areas, for reading matter. Woodcuts and engravings were first extensively used by the weekly Illustrated London News (1842), and by the end of the 19th century many magazines were illustrated.
Magazine publishing benefited in the late 19th and 20th centuries from a number of technical improvements, including the production of inexpensive paper, the invention of the rotary press and the halftone block, and, especially, the addition of advertisements as a means of financial support. Other developments since then have included a greater specialization of topics; more illustrations, especially those reproducing colour photographs; a decline in power and popularity of the critical review and a rise in that of the mass-market magazine; and an increase in magazines for women. See also little magazine.


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Honda Jazz Hybrid
Third time a charm for Honda hybrid?
Cubbyhole cornucopia
Practicality has always been a Jazz strong, not least because it's larger than the class average. The Hybrid is no different, with five wide-opening doors for easy access and a cavernous load area - 883 litres with the rear seats folded flat.
Compact yet packs in five doors
Stuffing a NiMH battery in the rear has compromised the cubbyhole in the boot floor, though - in the standard Jazz it will swallow 64 litres, in the Hybrid it is replaced by a three litre slot. There's no spare tyre - just a can of 'get you home' filler spray. Move forward to the passenger cabin and you will see that Honda has gone berserk with interior pockets and cubbyholes - I've seldom driven a car with so many places to put a mobile phone.
Irritatingly, the Insight's eco-rating display that awards you digital shrubbery for efficient driving has been carried over to the Jazz Hybrid. Far more useful and less patronising is the Eco Assist illuminated speedometer, which changes from green through blue to red depending on how wastefully you drive.
Equipment levels are reasonable rather than aspirational, so if you want the handy USB connector, 15in alloys and cruise control you will need to go for the HS rather then basic HE model. Leather upholstery is limited to the top-of-the-range HX.
Open wide...
No matter which model you go for, it won't be cheap. Prices start from £15,995 which is not far south of the entry-level Insight's £16,675 - which also sits in a lower insurance category - and £1500 more than the 1.4 litre CVT model.
Like Toyota's Auris Hybrid, Honda's third petrol/electric model is both a conservative and expensive affair but it's efficient for a large super-mini with a petrol engine, extremely practical and very easy to drive around town. So if you can get past the price tag it's a sound choice. ®
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