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CUMBERLAND — Six players scored and the defense posted its 11th shutout as the top-ranked Allegany Campers put the finishing touches on an undefeated regular season with a 7-0 romp over Southern Wednesday evening at Greenway Avenue Stadium.
The win makes coach Stephen Cavallo's team 13-0-1 heading into the Class 1A West Region playoffs. Allegany, the No. 1 seed in the region, will play the winner of Friday's Southern/Smithsburg game on Tuesday, at Greenway, at 7:15 p.m.
"It's a great accomplishment for our boys to have an undefeated regular season. They've worked very hard for this and I'm proud of them," said Cavallo.
"We can celebrate tonight, but have to get back to work tomorrow. The postseason starts now. Everyone is 0-0 and it's win or go home. We know we have to work even harder now to reach our postseason goals."
Corey Knipple had two goals and an assist, Dakota Bierman a goal and an assist and Derek Fuller three assists in the win over Southern.
Brett Vanderhout scored first, on a feed from Fuller, just 1:48 into the match. Knipple made it 2-0 nine minutes later on an assist from Bierman, and Austin Campbell gave Alco a 3-0 halftime lead by scoring on another Fuller assist with 11:39 on the clock.
Brooke Knieriem began a four-goal second half with an unassisted goal 1:29 into the half. Knipple, Bierman and Tompkins tacked on the final three goals. Fuller and Knipple had second-half assists.
Allegany led in shots 22-6 and in corner kicks 8-2. Nate Condor made five saves in goal for the Campers, who have allowed only three goals for the season, and one in their last 10 games.
Conner Bosley had eight saves for Southern (2-8), who plays at Smithsburg on Friday, at 6 o'clock, in a first-round playoff game.
Allegany won the jayvee game 5-0, getting goals from Logan Hartlaub, Max Phillips, Bryce Sainz, Carter Willetts and Cody Cecil.

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Learn to develop your own web page by using the Word Press site. Students will learn a simple way to do fairly complex web designing by practicing at home to create a website as a class project. Create a website to promote your small business, club, family site, on-line journal (blog), recipes collections, etc. Students must be proficient with general computer functions that includes knowledge of web browsing Internet Explorer, Chrome or Mozilla. After completing the class project, students will present their sites on the final night of class. Classes are 2 hour sessions that meets once a week for five weeks.
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noun - Sandycove Island Swim Club is an open water swimming club centered at Sandycove Island, established in 2010. It is a Swim Ireland affiliated open water club of convenience for adult competent open water swims based in Munster or who wish to swim in Munster open water events.
For most of the Munster open water swims, participants need to be a member of a Swim Ireland club (in the competitor status). The Sandycove Island Swim Club was established to accommodate swimmers who wanted to swim in these events, but who were not part of a swim club and so did not have Swim Ireland membership.
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First Selectman Steve Vavrek, who also handles the role of economic development coordinator, told Economic Development Commissioners he promotes Monroe's interests "24/7", doesn't "eat lunch" and "never sleeps" while performing his duties for the town — and he expects to see production out of all of them too.
"Do what other economic development commissions do or we'll get new people," Vavrek said during the EDC meeting Wednesday night. "If you're not getting the chairman's assignments done, whether it be R's, D's or U's, you have to be replaced."
Ever since Vavrek de-funded the economic development coordinator position two years ago, town Democrats have been advocating for a full-time coordinator, while Vavrek and fellow Republicans contend that it's not necessary and that most Connecticut towns and cities don't have one either.
"It's part of the job I do every day," Vavrek said of the responsibilities. "What I need is to have the EDC on board. I'm getting the job done and we're saving $40,000."
Vavrek said Monroe has 44 commercial vacancies, which he says is less than a couple of blocks in Hartford and Bridgeport, which have paid coordinators.
Of the reasons for Monroe's vacancies, the first selectman said "the economy's bad" and "we're getting taxed up the wazoo."
Vavrek said Monroe is redoing its zoning regulations, adding he will cut the town budget proposal for 2013-14 by $500,000 to $600,000 before presenting it next month, "because it ain't gonna pass as is."
'I'm Reporting to Myself'
On Wednesday night, Vavrek recited the economic development coordinator's responsibilities to the EDC.
He said the coordinator is supposed to be a staff resource to the commission. While Vavrek conceded that he does not attend all of the EDC's meetings, he said, "Four people come to see me on a regular basis. A couple do not."
The coordinator is supposed to report to the first selectman. "So I'm reporting to myself," Vavrek said.
The coordinator acts as a liaison to local, state and regional groups, which Vavrek said is already part of his job, adding he goes to regional planning and development meetings.
Another responsibility is to promote the town's interests. "Which is something I do 24/7," Vavrek said.
Social Networks
Vavrek said people always talk about getting on networking sites like Facebook and LinkedIn.
Using the new overhead projector in Monroe Town Hall conference room 204, Vavrek showed the Monroe Economic Development Facebook page he recently created, which already had 88 "likes." There he posts business related articles and information.
"This is something I was already doing on the Town of Monroe Facebook page, which has 1,853 likes," Vavrek said.
He also has The First Selectman's Corner.
Karin Wynkoop, an EDC member, asked, "Hypothetically, if people aren't on Facebook, they will go to the town site. What is on the town site?"
Vavrek went to the site and clicked on "Economic Development" bringing him to the EDC's page. "The EDC will have to do a little work here also," he said of updating it.
The town website also has links to the Facebook pages and visitors can sign up for Vavrek's email newsletter.
Vavrek said the town of Trumbull's library has a business resource center, so he had one set up at Edith Wheeler Memorial Library in Monroe.
In his own emails, he set up a signature with links to all of the online resources. Vavrek said it was time consuming to do, adding, "It's a good thing I don't eat lunch and never sleep."


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Rolling Stone: More Jimi Hendrix for RB 3/30
More Jimi...sweet!
Jimi Hendrix Coming to Rock Band With Full Axis Album, More Exclusives to Follow : Rolling Stone : Rock and Roll Daily
Jimi Hendrix is the greatest guitarist of all time and current Rolling Stone cover star, and now RS can reveal that his legendary albums are coming exclusively to Rock Band with a wave of downloadable content thanks to Harmonix, MTV Games and Experience Hendrix. The guitarists entire second LP Axis: Bold as Love will be unleashed as DLC starting March 30th, along with the unearthed Jimi single Valleys of Neptune from the new disc of the same name.
Axis: Bold As Love hits XBox 360 and Nintendo Wii on March 30th, with the PlayStation 3 release following on April 1st. The songs only the musique concrete opener EXP is excised from the track list will be available both as an album and standalone tracks. Check out the first slate of Hendrix tracks coming to Rock Band (and LEGO Rock Band, with the exception of Up From the Skies and Valleys of Neptune):
Up From the Skies
Spanish Castle Magic
Wait Until Tomorrow
Aint No Telling
Little Wing
If 6 Was 9″
You Got Me Floatin
Castles Made of Sand
Shes So Fine
One Rainy Wish
Little Miss Lover
Bold As Love
Valleys of Neptune
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Yeah, if you read the full article, it seems we are going to get a full catalog! I am excited and will be buying the full album and the new song.kiggidykev;3589062 said:Unexpectedly awesome!
Most notably is this little gem: "his legendary albums are coming exclusively to Rock Band"
jayou521 Washed UpOh my.. this is HUGE news. I've actually never looked into Hendrix aside from what I've heard on the radio. I'm really excited that I'm gonna be able to discover his classic albums through Rock Band.
This definitely confirms we'll be getting all of Are You Experienced? and Electric Ladyland~ and some post-humous songs as well.
Also the possibility of a Hendrix in game avatar, replica instruments, and maybe his own Rock Band game?! Wow... just wow~
I love Axis: Bold As Love and getting the master of "Spanish Castle Magic" into a HMX game (with vocals this time) makes me a VERY happy camper.
Also, if this is only the start of Hendrix albums on Rock Band, I will give Harmonix my first born child (that is, once I have a first born child).
(God, I hope this isn't an elaborate April Fool's)
kiggidykev Thinks about pandas
That article is a great read. Definitely going to get the entire set as well, and look forward to seeing what other Hendrix-related stuff may come of this. Article mentions Hendrix avatar and instrument possiblities for in-game. Maybe that's something that Rock Band 3 will implement.Sayburr;3589063 said:Yeah, if you read the full article, it seems we are going to get a full catalog! I am excited and will be buying the full album and the new song.
If this is an early April Fools joke, I will be very sad.
SpiderSambo Opening ActThere's no problem with real rocker avatars in RB3 as long as it sticks to the L:RB mould.
The only songs that that avatar can play is his/her own songs.
Now, if we consider how many artists feature 10+ songs... we can almost guarantee that we'll be getting The Who, Queen, Hendrix, Foo Fighters, Grateful Dead and more
well... we can hope ¬_¬
CEEDZ13 Road WarriorYay!! I hope Valleys of Neptune comes too!! That would be SICK!!
I suggest it to you that havent heard it yet.
Dave Grohl? he would have to be everywhere on foo fighters, drums for nirvana, drums for With Teeth Album (NIN) along with QotSA and TCV. Damn, we need more dave grohl.
Lady Siara Metal Maiden
b70x7n Rising Star
Don't get me wrong, getting Hendrix and everything associated with him is HUGE and I'm looking forward to it......it's just that I thought the time for the elusive Pantera had finally come. Either way HMX will still be getting my money for Jimi and I'll continue to wait for the other aforementioned band.T-Hybrid;3589085 said:I was thinking of doing an "inb4 wherez mah pantera!" post as a joke, but I didn't actually think it would happen.
RidethePiggy Road Warrior
Razorhoof78 Opening ActThis is good news. "Valleys of Neptune" has been one of my favorite Hendrix tunes for years (it's a shame he never finished it - I have tapes of him working it out with Billy Cox that show a much bigger vision than what he ever laid down). Hopefully we'll get "Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)", too.
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Nickalos N Rising Star
doughnut18 Opening Act
stragan1778 Opening ActWow - I knew we were getting Jimi at some point, but this soon really
surprised me, and a full album at that. =)
Anyone else think the release schedule might be off by a couple of weeks though.
I mean, most everyone assumed if this was going to get released it would be on the 9th
(if I remember the prediction thread correctly). And it seems like there was
something earlier this year that got predicted which came out a couple weeks
after everyone was predicting it (arggg, can't remember what it was though)
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Having heard from potential purchasers and the public, Rockville officials are scheduled on Monday to discuss a proposed purchase of the Fireside Park Apartments by Rockville Housing Enterprises.
"I'd like to have some real details," Rockville Mayor Phyllis Marcuccio said of the proposal in an interview with Rockville Patch on Friday.
Those details should come at Monday's Rockville City Council meeting. Richard Nelson, director of Montgomery County's Department of Housing and Community Affairs, is scheduled to brief the council on the county's rental housing market. City staff also is scheduled to brief the council on the availability of affordable housing in Rockville, on the city's affordable housing policy and on the status of RHE's proposal to purchase the complex at 735 Monroe St.
The meeting is at 7 p.m. at Rockville City Hall.
RHE, which administers public housing in Rockville, has asked the city to commit $2 million toward the $37.5 million purchase of the 236-unit garden-style complex. The purchase would help the city preserve mixed-income, affordable rental housing in the city, the agency says.
Marcuccio said she is interested in the appraised price of the property, which was most recently assessed for $22 million. She also "would like a better sense of dynamics on income and outgo," she said.
At the Oct. 15 council meeting, David Khoury, a co-founder and principal of Priderock Capital Partners, outlined the Florida-based management company's plan to purchase Fireside Park.
Marcuccio called Priderock's proposed purchase plan "very intriguing," but added that the presentation by Khoury "wasn't complete in any way."
Read more about the Priderock proposal in The Gazette.
RHE is seeking to exercise its right of first refusal and sew up about $37.5 million in financing for the purchase, including about $1.5 million in closing costs.
Fireside Park already provides a mix of affordable housing units, but RHE executive director Ruth O'Sullivan told city residents and officials last month.
RHE's proposal calls for renting 40 percent of the complex's units (94 units) at rates affordable to families earning up to 60 percent of the Area Median Income or below. AIM for a family of four, as determined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is $107,500.
Priderock's proposal calls for 20 percent (47 units) to be affordable to such families.
"Maybe the thing to look at is what about 30 percent [of the units being] lower income?" Marcuccio said. "Could Priderock handle it then?"
Marcuccio said she is "interested in affordable housing without putting the city in any kind of financial jeopardy."
"Is it going to cause an impact in our budget where we're going to have to look at raising taxes?" she said.
Asked if she was leaning toward the Priderock proposal over that of RHE, Marcuccio was noncommittal, but said that she wants to consider whether the city can take the public money requested in the RHE proposal "and apply it differently."
"We're looking to keep affordable housing, that means keeping prices down," Marcuccio said. That also means having money to bridge the difference between the complex's operating costs and the reduced rental rates, she said.
"I'm much more contented when that comes out of the business community's pocket and not from citizens of the city," she said.
Rockville residents are also looking at the RHE proposal with a critical eye.
Rockville resident Theresa Defino wrote a letter to the mayor and council criticizing the RHE plan for "financial acrobatics."
Defino called for a "long-range strategic plan for low- and moderate-income housing in Rockville," adding that she has not seen how the proposed Fireside purchase fits into such a strategic plan or into RHE's mission to serve low-income residents.
"RHE should save its energy and resources and forgo this purchase, pull back and start to repair some of the damage that has been done to its credibility through this very bumpy purchase process," Defino .
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I recently dined for the first time at restaurant on Washington Place and McLaughlin Avenue. With its delicious home-style Mexican cuisine, excellent service and affordable prices, I will definitely be coming back.
Opened in 1998, owners Jesus "Chuy" Flores and his wife Katherine have designed a menu that reflects the cuisine from Leon in the state of Guanajuato that includes house specialties such as Costillas de Puerco en salsa roja - pork ribs sautéed in Chuy's secret red sauce or a spicy molcajete sauce. A molcajete is a Mexican stone bowl "mortar and pestle" used to grind spices.
Seating at Chuy's is plentiful with both indoor and outdoor options. The side patio is festive and colorful, but since it was a hot day we chose to sit inside. We were immediately served two complimentary bowls of salsa and chips by our friendly and attentive server. The pico de gallo salsa consisted of fresh, diced tomatoes, onions and cilantro, while the second salsa had a thinner consistency with a red chile base.
I ordered a frozen virgin Margarita that was well-blended and refreshing. The lime flavor was prominent and the drink had a nice balance of sweetness and tartness.
My friend ordered the Costillas de Puerco with scrambled eggs, rice and beans. The generous portion arrived in minutes and he ate every last bite. He found the roasted, boneless ribs similar to carnitas and the rich sauce tasty and not too spicy. Thick, homemade corn tortillas were served alongside and made an excellent base to pile on all the fixings. We both liked the chewiness and texture of the tortillas and thought they were some of the best we had ever had.
I ordered the Huevos a la Mexicana - scrambled eggs with onions, tomato and serano chile, accompanied with rice, beans and tortillas. I had the variation with diced potatoes mixed in with the eggs. I've had this dish at other establishments and have been disappointed when the serano chiles were so spicy that they overpowered the meal. I'm glad that was not the case at Don Chuy's and my huevos were perfectly cooked and well-balanced with the other ingredients. The rice and beans were also moist and delicious, especially when topped with the salsa.
The only disappointment was the Nopales cactus salad, mixed with onions, tomatoes, cilantro, jalapenos and cotija (crumbled Mexican cheese). I couldn't get past the texture of the cactus, which was sticky and slimy. I was also hoping for a bit more flavor as it was rather bland.
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By Denis House
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
"You've got to see it early," Jon Townsend said. "You gotta be so dialed in that you are going to catch the ball."
Townsend gave those instructions on how to play the cut-off throw from the outfield to a group of high school players Monday evening at South London Little League.
Townsend has started giving baseball instruction on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays to area players who want to improve their baseball skills.
"We try to work on all the things they don't have time to practice with their high school teams," Townsend said. "I want them to be prepared for college."
Townsend knows what he's talking about. A graduate of South Laurel High School, Townsend played two years at the University of Louisville before transferring to Saddlebrook Community College for a year. He then finished his collegiate career at the University of Florida.
After college he was drafted by the Los Angeles Angels and spent four years in their minor league system, advancing to AA ball. This past season he played for the St. Paul Saints in Minnesota along with his older brother, Tanner.
Townsend has also decided to hang up his glove and spikes.
"I got to play with my brother," Townsend said. "That was something special. It's a good way to go out." Townsend also cited injuries as another reason he's decided to retire.
Now he's back in London passing his knowledge to eager young baseball players, and thrilled with what he has seen so far.
"I've really seen improvement," Townsend said. "We work on a variety of skills. Monday it is mostly defense, Tuesday baserunning and Thursday batting and more defense. Some days we just sit around and talk about things, like what to do in certain situations and things like that."
One drill they were working on Monday was how to toss the ball to second and pivot to throw to first and complete the double play. Alex Sears, Joe Gaines, Austin Rudder and Daniel Neal, along with Townsend, performed the routine over and over until Townsend felt they had it right.
"When I went to college stuff like this was the hardest to adjust to," Townsend said. "They need to be prepared for this stuff, along with mental preparation."
Having played all over the country, Townsend said there's a misconception when it comes to talent in this area.
"The players here in this part of the state are just as good as any part of the country," Townsend said. "It's just giving them more instruction and more time to work on their skills. Players in Texas and Florida, places like that, can work almost year round. Here we aren't so fortunate."
But he hopes that will change in the near future as he's looking to open a training facility.
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The Ottumwa YMCA will soon mark 125 years, and the organization has planned two celebrations for next month.
Ottumwa YMCA Executive Director Tom Sisler said the entity will "proudly celebrate 125 years of programs and dedicated service to the community of Ottumwa and the surrounding service area."
In honor of the historic celebration, the YMCA will commit its programs, facility and property to "becoming an International Peace Site" within Ottumwa, according to Sisler.
Two activities will have center stage, according to Sisler.
"One is a special celebration of 125 years at the YMCA, which started in 1887 and now it's 2012," he said. "The YM came to Ottumwa as part of or one of the 'railroad YMCAs,' which were built along the rail line."
Sisler said the YM celebration will include dedicating the building and property as an "International Peace site."
"That means we will dedicate the building and property as an international site," he said. "This is a statement that the YMCA believes in and promotes peace, which can mean anything to many people."
Families, communities and countries all around the world will be part of the Wednesday celebration. Sisler said the YMCA will put the pole in one of the flower gardens on the YM's property.
"There are more than 200,000 poles registered in over 150 countries," Sisler said.
Also, a second celebration will include a Walk for Peace/5K Run on Dec. 9, and community members can walk at no charge. Sisler said he hopes participants will bring a can of food or two to help local food pantries.
Ottumwa YMCA celebration Dec. 5
The Ottumwa YMCA celebration is set for 3:30-5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5 at 611 N. Hancock St. RSVP by calling 641-684-6571.
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With visions of Memorial Day dancing in our heads, summer is really just around the corner! I don't what your plans are but odds are somebody will be barbecuing. So what will you do if you don't eat meat or chicken?
First, grab some skewers, and weave on some mushroom caps or portobello mushrooms strips, colored bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, even some broccoli if you'd like, and good sized chunks of pineapple. Be sure to baste them all in a little olive oil, salt & pepper to taste, and add some chopped fresh rosemary and parsley to the oil before basting for extra flavor (and so they don't stick to the grill.) For an asian twist, add chunks of firm tofu, remove the pineapple, and baste with a marinade of soy sauce, sesame oil and rice wine vinegar, with some minced garlic and ginger for an added kick!
Next, spread some earth balance onto fresh ears of corn and sprinkle on a little old bay seasoning. Wrap them up in aluminum foil and grill until tender. While you're at it, spread that same mixture, plus some kosher salt, on some red bliss or baby potatoes, and do the same with them! If you miss a traditional potato salad, find a recipe you love, and use Veganaise or Nayonaise in place of the egg-based mayonnaise, and be sure to add some Dijon mustard for fuller flavor.
For dessert, try halves some peaches, nectarines and plums, and grill them, flesh side down, until they start to warm and brown. Drizzle with a balsamic reduction or top So Delicious brand or Purely Decadent brand non-dairy ice cream. The chocolate peanut butter is pretty terrific, on the fruit or just on a spoon with some sprinkles!
Is there anyone who doesn't like pizza? Ok ~ clearly the cheese is of no interest to me, but warm, toasty bread with sauce or oil and some great vegetables ~ it's just hard to go wrong with that kind of combination. Did you know you can make it on the grill?
First you need:
1 yellow squash, ends cut off
1 zucchini, ends cut off
1 small yellow onion
1.5 TBSP olive oil
1.5 TBSP truffle oil
Kosher salt
Balsamic glaze (or you can reduce a little balsamic vinegar until it thickens slightly)
In a sautee pan, heat the olive oil and then add the onions to sweat. You want to leave them in there, stirring occasionally, until they become a bit translucent. Cut the squash and zucchini into quarters the long way, and then thinly slice in the opposite direction, and add them to the pan, stirring occasionally, covering in between so that the vegetables cook more quickly. As they soften, add a pinch of kosher salt and the truffle oil, and continue to stir until tender.
In the meantime, turn on your grill! You could make this in a regular oven for sure, but the grill adds such great flavor. Take some pizza dough, about half a ball/pie's worth, roll it out to 1/2 inch thick and brush with olive oil. The throw it on the grill, oil side down, for 5 minutes. You'll love to watch how it bubbles!
When you flip the dough, top it with the sauteed vegetables and grill for another 5 minutes (if the veggies can stand to be cooked a drop more, keep the cover to the grill closed. Remove from the heat and drizzle with the balsamic glaze or the reduction you've made and voila! For dinner itself, we took another piece of dough and just grilled it with olive oil and salt ~ rosemary or some macerated tomatoes and fresh basil would have been fabulous too.
To round it all out, and for a terrific patriotic look, muddle some strawberries and blueberries together in a shaker, add some ice cold ketel one, and serve, on the rocks. You'll surely be the hostess with the vegan mostess and they are dishes everyone will love!
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Player's Option: Heroes of the Elemental Chaos
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Character Themes: Reborn from Chaos
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You have a spark of elemental power inside you. Let it out!
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Lockport Union-Sun & Journal — Cheers: Over the past two to three months there has been a noticeable upswing in the number of welfare fraud arrests announced by the Niagara County Sheriff's Office. Starting with an announcement in February that more than a dozen were arrested for bilking county taxpayers, the sheriff's office continues to crack down on these cheaters. Investigator Amanda Irons deserves much credit for the arrests, and she'll be getting some help with the county legislature's decision last month to create a second welfare fraud investigator post. It's obvious that the department was looking to generate publicity to get that second post, but there's another benefit to taxpayers: it will make some people think twice before trying to gain illicit funds.
Cheers: Lockport resident Jonathan Gidley is a shining example of the best of today's young people. Earlier this week, Gidley received the highest honor to be bestowed on America's Youth: the Congressional Award Gold Medal. President Reagan describes the award thusly: "By encouraging such personal initiative, achievement, and service, the Congressional Award program promotes the well-being of our children and ensures the welfare of our country." Established in 1979, Gidley is the first from the Lockport area to win the award. Nice job.
Jeers: Gov. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature still don't get it. Their so-called tax breaks may be windfalls to the companies that qualify for them, but what about the existing businesses that have put up with the stifling taxes over the years? The latest program "designed" to award companies that move to the Empire State and align themselves with public and private colleges was called "Tax-Free New York." But now it's called "Start Up New York;" Cuomo said the enw name is "more descriptive," while Sen. Jeff Klein, a downstate Democrat who aligns himself with Republicans said the program has "bold and creative ideas." The only thing bold and creative about it is the boldness used to promote the program and creative way in which it will force more of the state's financial burden on residents and existing businesses.
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Place 4 halves of croissants on a plate or cutting board. Place cheese slices, cut in half on the diagonal, on the bottom half of each croissant. Top with Canadian bacon, ham or turkey. Place butter in a 10-inch skillet and heat to high: add vegetables and saute' for 1 minute. Beat eggs and water in a bowl and pour into skillet. Let cooked egg flow to edges of skillet as it is titlted. Cook the omelet and fold in half. Slide omelet onto a plate. Cut omelet in half and place each
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The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department has announced it will, on Friday, conduct a checkpoint watching for those driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol and/or without licenses in West Hollywood.
The locations of DUI/CDL checkpoints are based on DUI-related activity in the area. Traffic volume and weather permitting, all vehicles may be checked and drivers who are under the influence of alchohol and/or drugs will be arrested, according to the sheriff's statement.
By publicizing these enforcement and education efforts, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and others experts believe motorists can be deterred from drinking and driving.
Statewide, overall traffic deaths have declined 23 percent from 3,995 in 2007 to 3,081 in 2009 and total traffic fatalities are at their lowest level in six decades. DUI deaths have declined from 1,132 in 2007 to 950 in 2009, which is a decrease of over 16 percent, the sheriff's department said.
Funding for these operations is provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety http://www.ots.ca.gov/ through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration http://www.nhtsa.gov/.
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8:56AM So we are back at the courthouse after a day off following defense lawyer Susan Van Dusen's slip on a mat face first into the hard marble floor. Poor woman. It was a rough morning for her Monday with a tough witness on the stand- Kathleen McCann, ex employee of local billionaire Tony Soave.
She was rushed to hospital and we took the day off to allow her a day to recover. sounds like she won't be making it to court today though. Overheard entering the courthouse were fellow Bobby Ferguson defense lawyers Gerald Evelyn and Mike Rataj mentioning that Van Dusen was off to a neurologist to get checked out. I bet she's really missing her home in Miami right now.
Also sounds like the government might be taking a whole new direction today for a new chapter. It'll be interesting to see if one of Ferguson's lawyers continues with McCann or if we do set off on a different track today.
9:02AM Video turns on and it looks like all the players are in the courtroom except for Van Dusen.
I saw Kwame and Bernard Kilpatrick buying a bunch of water bottles outside the first floor shop this morning. "It's to wash away all the bull@##," said Kwame.
Judge tells jury that Van Dusen recovering fall and might be away for the week. Differing the rest of McCann's cross until she is back, probably beginning of next week.
We are going ahead with a new chapter and EPA special agent Carol Paszkiewicz is on the stand.
9:07AM US Attorney Mark Chutkow for government introduces Water commissioner agenda from December 19th 2001 into evidence.
The witness recognizes a text message exchange between Ferguson and Kwame on October 30th 2002. Inland Waters had started work on contract 1368.
Ferguson: "When do you meet with Soave?"
Kwame: "Don't know will holla later."
Looking at another text exchange between Kwame and Ferguson on November 4th 20002. 1368 was under way.
Kwame: "I'll call you later on Graimark. I know you met today.... it's fucked up but I'm with George now I'll explain later...."
Ferguson: "I met with them I cool you know I don't cry for shit that don't help both of us I didn't push $$% issue...What we need to talk about is that effin' Soave...."
Looking at exchange from August 9th 2004.
Ferguson: "Tonys very smart he didn't call me back Kathleen did asking what was the meeting I requesting pertaining to "holla later...."
Kwame: "Cool."
On August 19th 2004. It's a stop work order from DWSD related to 1368. Sent to Dennis Oszust of Inland Waters referring to having Ferguson stop work until all issues of restoration are addressed. this is 10 days after last email exchange between Ferguson and Kwame.
Email message from Eugenia Blake, worked at FEI, to Ferguson's text on September 2nd 2004.
Blake: "Reminder!!! reminder!!! your 4:30pm with Katheleen McCan 313-567-0125 ext. 280 @ Lafayette.
Defense calls for a sidebar.
9:36AM Text message exchange between Kwame and Ferguson on September 7th 2004.
Kwame: "What happened with Gino?" That's Gino D'Agostini.
Ferguson:" I am going to talk to him today, it's the same he wants to work for him just let victor know I geno makes 2.00 fei to make 2.00 also will you look at the invoices to make sure..." This is the actual spelling from the text exchanges not my typos though there are probably some of those too....
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I am not a fairweather fan. I will watch every minute of the Steeler games the rest of the year regardless of the record
BTW--giving money to the NFL is a far better use of those dolars than letting the Pittsburgh politicians use it at their discretion. At least the NFL brings money into the city.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
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BROCK – Veldene Allene Chapman, 86, of Brock, died Friday, March 15, 2013, surrounded by her loving family.
Service is 3 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, in the Galbreaith Pickard Funeral Chapel with interment in Morgan Mill Cemetery. Visitation is 6-8 p.m. Monday, March 18, at the funeral home. Galbreaith Pickard Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. She is now with Jesus.
Veldene was born July 29, 1926, to Arthur and Ervilla Casebeer in Plains, Texas. She married Clarence W. Chapman on Feb. 18, 1949. They were happily married for 35 years when Clarence went to be with Jesus in 1984. Veldene was a member of Victory Baptist Church for 35 years. She loved to sew clothes, stuffed animals and dolls for her children and grandchildren. She loved growing flowers all around her yard and enjoyed tending her vegetable garden until she was unable to physically work in it. She thoroughly enjoyed eating fried catfish at Roy and Dora's Fish Place in Brock every Friday.
Survivors include her children, Linda Balentine and husband, Brent, of Brock; Sharon Threatt and husband, Rbie, of Brock; David Chapman and wife, Lena, of Brock (missionaries to Papua New Guinea); 10 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; brothers, Clarence Casebeer, of Brownfield, and Bobby Casebeer and wife, Rita, of Kent, Wash.; many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Clarence W. Chapman; parents Arthur and Ervilla Casebeer; brothers, Allen Elwood Casebeer and Elwayne Casebeer; great-granddaughter, Angie Marcantonio; and great-grandson, Austin Threatt. Her loving heart and smile will be missed by family and friends.
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Billings Estate Museum
Exhibits of family possessions tell the story of five generations of the Billings family from 1812 to 1975.
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Canada Aviation and Space Museum
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Canadian Museum of History (formerly the Canadian Museum of Civilization)
The incomparable Canadian Museum of History celebrates Canadian and world cultures, housing the world's largest indoor collection of totem poles in its beautiful Grand Hall.
Canadian Museum of Nature
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Canada Science and Technology Museum
Massive locomotives, a kitchen that defies the laws of physics, and a look at the tech that shapes our world. A truly interactive experience for all ages.
Canadian War Museum
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Cumberland Heritage Village Museum
A living history museum depicting life in the Lower Ottawa Valley during the 1920s and 1930s era.
Currency Museum
From teeth and bones, to coins and paper, humans have always loved trading currency. See the evolution of cash at this impressive gallery.
This unique fallout shelter is Canada's Cold War Museum, and presents a look at a chilly time in international relations. Head underground.
Goulbourn Museum
The Goulbourn Museum is home to interactive and hands-on exhibitions.
National Gallery of Canada
The stunning National Gallery of Canada presents the country's national art collection and outstanding international exhibitions throughout the year.
Nepean Museum
Nepean Museum's mission is to explain the history of Nepean from 1792 to present.
Osgoode Township Historical Society & Museum
The primary centre for the interpretation of the history of the Township of Osgoode.
Pinhey's Point Historic Site
This 88-acre historic site located on the scenic shore of the Ottawa River.
Royal Canadian Mint
Fancy holding a solid gold bar in your hands in front of a $1M stack of bullion? The Royal Canadian Mint is your ticket to the big money.
Vanier Museopark
A community museum named for its location in the Richelieu Park.
Watson's Mill
Watson's Mill is described as one of the best examples of 1860's gristmill architecture in Canada.
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Canada's Capital Museums Passport is the best way to explore Canadian culture, science, art, history, nature — all in our Nation's Capital.


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The authors examine self-control problems--modeled as time-inconsistent, present-biased preferences--in a model where a person must do an activity exactly once. They emphasize two distinctions: do activities involve immediate costs or immediate rewards, and are people sophisticated or naive about future self-control problems? Naive people procrastinate immediate-cost activities and preproperate--do too soon--immediate-reward activities. Sophistication mitigates procrastination but exacerbates preproperation. Moreover, with immediate costs, a small present bias can severely harm only naive people, whereas with immediate rewards it can severely harm only sophisticated people. Lessons for savings, addiction, and elsewhere are discussed.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 244 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Best Western Paris CDG Airport features a sauna and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
A 24-hour business center is on site at this 4-star property. Event facilities measuring 538 square feet (50 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests at scheduled times. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Le Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna and a fitness center.
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Best Western Paris CDG Airport Policies & Fees
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: JCB International, MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet maximum weight in kg is 5
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 18.50 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 15 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 40 per room, per stay (maximum EUR 40 per stay)
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It's conveniently located but extremely expensive.
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Although there are a variety of off-campus dining options, the prices can be steep.
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A degree from UCLA carries great value (it better for the price tag).
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Generally, I do feel safe on campus as it's well-lit at night.
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The dining halls and restaurants offer a variety of options and the food is absolutely amazing.
There's so much to do at UCLA in terms of student life.
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The on-campus food is outstanding! There are a variety of options available, which will accommodate student's preferences.
I would like to have an internship, so that I may have more experience in what I plan to pursue.
Grades and test scores are important, but they are not the only thing that matters. Doing community service and being involved is greatly valued!
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There are a great variety of places to eat that one can choose from.
Though I do not partake in it, I have heard that the night life at UCLA is quite popular.
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There are a large number of courses and majors that are available. As with any other school, you will always come across professors and classes you enjoy and some that you do not enjoy. In my experience, there has always been many sources of help that are available.
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The pathways are always lit, and the campus is always surrounded by people. There are even emergency posts and security that can escort you.
There is diversity on campus, but in regards to race, it is not as abundant.
There is always something to do at UCLA. From sports events to world premieres in Westwood, there is no such thing as a boring day.
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Smack dab in the middle of Los Angeles and on the list of America's top colleges, UCLA is a school for those who want to have a blast while focusing on schoolwork. Although course registration is a battle, classes are crowded, and the registrar is impersonal, students praise the wisdom of their professors and feel that a UCLA degree will open major doors in the job market. The quarter system moves fast and tests tend to sneak up stealthily, but this allows for more experimentation when choosing courses and far less boredom. With more than 100 majors to choose from, the campus is bustling with students of all ideologies, races, and academic interests, making rousing discussions an everyday experience.
One of the nation's few top-notch universities that isn't private, UCLA is a place for those who want to learn more than a textbook contains. There's pressure to shine socially and academically among the approximately 25,000 high-achieving Bruin undergrads, but there are plenty of campus organizations that give students a go-to friend group in the midst of the giant student body. However, it's up to the students to scout out and take advantage of all opportunities because nothing is handed to UCLA students—they must learn to navigate around red tape, persist through budget cuts, find parking and housing in Westwood's winding streets, and steer toward success. And how do they celebrate their successes? Parties! Whether through the semi-dominant Greek system or at a laid-back dorm gathering, UCLA students know how to put the books aside for a night. Overall, Bruins play nearly as hard as they work, making UCLA one of the most well-rounded schools imaginable.
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9:50am Monday 28th January 2013 in News By Emma Innes
Schoolchildren will hear from Holocaust survivors at a series of events to commemorate the Nazi genocide.
Northwood United Synagogue in Murray Road and Northwood and Pinner Liberal Synagogue in Green Lane are organising their 13th annual Northwood Holocaust Memorial Day Events which will run from tomorrow until February 6.
There will be a number of workshops accommodating 2,300 students from 40 schools across Harrow, Hertfordshire and Hillingdon.
At every session the students will hear from Holocaust Survivors who will give testimonies of their experiences.
The commemorative events will come to an end with a closing ceremony at Northwood United Synagogue at 3.30pm on February 6.
At this ceremony, the guest speaker will be Ziggy Shipper, a Holocaust survivor.
The event will be attended by the Mayors of Hillingdon, Hertsmere and Harrow as well as a number of MPs.
Holocaust Memorial Day takes place in the UK on January 27 every year.
It first took place in 2001 and the date was chosen because it is the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp in 1945.
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Visitation will begin at noon today with family present from 5-7 p.m. at the Holland-Coble Funeral Home in What Cheer.
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Then suddenly there is Chang himself "inviting" the happy-go-lucky Dobrowski outside for a chat. I feel a fog of doom descend? Chang's temper is well-documented. Is it the mysterious cancellation? Are we about to be tossed out? Has Tom been banished? Is he lying in the gutter never to return. I feel people pretending not to stare. I imagine the cooks' hostility mounting.
"He was asking about the cancelled reservation," Tom offers, as he returns to his seat moments later. "I told him I never cancelled it. Why would I cancel my reservation and then post an ad on Craigslist? It doesn't make sense."
I try not to let the Hitchcockian plot spoil my pleasure in the pineapple sorbet on spicy pineapple. Is Tom a heroic Jimmy Stewart, paranoid Cary Grant or total innocent? But then, an officious type brandishing his BlueBerry [sic], accosts Tom right there, at the counter. "There it is," he says, pointing to some indecipherable print on the miniscule screen, "Your cancellation."
Tom asks for the check — his treat for the pleasure of my company, he says But the hostess announces there is no check. "Your meal has been comped."
"But I have to pay," I blurt out.
"Why?" Tom asks.
"I believe Chef Chang feels that if we have made a mistake, you should be our guest and if you have made an error, we don't want your money."
I am stung. How rude. How stupid and insulting did Chang need to be? Henri Soulé used to tear up a check in a fit of pique and so did Andre Surmain in the earliest days at Lutèce. But they had earned their credentials. Chang is still climbing the foothills of the Himalayas in my book.
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Availability: Harborside Inn Of Boston
98-room inn between Boston Aquarium and Faneuil Hall
Converted warehouse
Located between the financial district and waterfront across from the lively Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the eight-story granite hotel was built as a warehouse in 1858 and converted to a hotel in 1997.
Many dining options
This convenient location means that dozens of dining spots, including those at the Quincy Market food hall, lie within a two-block radius of the Harborside Inn Of Boston.
City or atrium views
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This Boston hotel offers a prime location across the street from Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market, one of the city's top attractions. The waterfront is one block away.
Two lobby computers are available for guest use, and complimentary wireless Internet access is offered throughout the inn.
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- Total number of rooms - 98
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Year Built 1858
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Self parking (surcharge)
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- DVD player
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The Harborside Inn of Boston does not have its own restaurant, but there are numerous dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
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Legal Sea Foods
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Visitors and locals sail, kayak, and row on the Charles River one mile from the hotel, and joggers run through parks on the river's banks.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Sailing nearby
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
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- Fees
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